Gold Hill news., August 16, 1928, Image 1

VOLUME NO. SI
GOLD HILU JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1«. 1«8.
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NUMBER 17
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Coming Campaign A
Puzzler To Forcasters
Buy Advertised Goods
And Play Safe
til Hoover
Makes Stand Clear
In His Acceptance Speech
Cot out the table of electoral vote*
. Delivered before an audience
printed below mid preserve il. Voti it amounts to this: Hoover can fig­
MANY STEELHEADS
roughly estimated at above 75,000
will need it soon for the season of ure positively on Ifi.'l votes; Siyitti
political forecasting is ubout to op­ is eerti:in of 114. Out of the more
ENTERING ROGGE RIVER pt0,*,e ,,erbert Hoover, Republican
\\ hen you go to a store why do you designate
en.
nominee for President delivered hi*
some particular brand of merchandise ?—Because it
or less doubtful Stales having a to­
So peculiar In all its angles is the tal of 254 votes Hoover lias to at­
Acceptance address at Palo Alto,
is
advertised.
Perhaps
you
don’t
remember
where
Thousands
of
steelheads
are
en­
California at the Stanford Athletic
present cnnipuign thul it Is difficult tract 103 voles and Smith must gel
tering the mouth of Rogue river ac­ stadium. Besides the many loud-
you saw it advertised hut ten chances to one if you
to arrive ul uny conclusions us to 152 sides to win. Even if New York
cording to Clarence Trumbly, who speaken distributed about the bowl
did not see it advertised you had it recommended to
the tremi of the vote.
4.i votes he conceded to Smith, his
returned from Gold Reach last week. the Hoover speech was broadcast
you
by
One
who
did.
If we take the normally Republi­ , task is still toucher because he must
Mr. Trumbly stales that boatmen on in all parts of the nation by means
can Stales- those tliut have voted draw the bulk of the remaining 107
the lowef river assert that the run of one of the greatest radio hook­
\\ hv does a merchant or manufacturer adver­
Consistently for Republican national votes out of normally Republican
now entering is he largest they have- ups ever attempted.
tickets during the last twenty years, territory. On the arithmetical basis
tise r —-because it is good business. It creates a de­
known.
local fishermen expect
getting off the reservation only in Hoover should win with Hi to I,
mand for his goods. Because he has faith and confi­ ¡¡this to provide some excellent fhh- t he following is a brief text of Mr.
1912 when Roosevelt split the Hepub voles to spare. Rut it will be a i
dence in bis business and in the articles he has for I iog the first part of September when Hoover’s speech.
lieun vote und four year, later when mighty exciting race clear to th e 1
Hoover boldly accepted the chal­
sale.
the water becomes colder. At pres­
the war-and-peaee issue broke down finish.—Sunset.
lenge on the wet and dry isue laid
ent
the
steelheads
are
not
ascending
party lines -if we luke these states i
Look about you—Note the biggest advertisers in j the river rapidly due to the warm down by Alfred E. Smith, although
und give them to Hoover, granting
he neither named his Democratic
weather.—Grants Pass Courier.
your
newspapers and you will find the firms doing
lo Al .Smith all of the doubtful states
opponent nor referred to the New
the most business. There is a reason for this. Either
¡Deluding New Yort .. aver will la-
York governor’s declaration for lib­
elected by 2H0 vo
nst *51 »or
the bigger firms advertise more because thev
eralization of the Volstead act.
Smith. Here is the table that prove.
are larger or else they are larger because they adver­
Modification of the enforcement
it:
tise. \\ e are inclined to believe that the latter reason
laws which
would permit that
Delti H Ht.
is the better one.
which the constitution forbids is
Alabama
.......... Ä
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nullification,” he said. This the
Arizona
I
lie
prudent
person
buys
advertised
articles
and
American (»copie will not counten­
9
Arkansas
ance.
from advertised merchants because: The man who
I he Gold Hill schools will open
California
13
Monday, September 10th this year.
Republican party farm plank call­
advertises
wants
the
business
and
he
is
enterprising
Cotonilo
<1 ! Among Hie faculty we find but
ed “a definite plan of relief,” need­
enough to go after it. He advertises his business be­
Connecticut
7
A force of men are busy at the site ing only “the detailed elaboration of
three new' members, two in the high
Dcluwure
cause be has faith in it. He gets the business because
3
of the Beaver Portland Cement Co’s, legislation and appropriation to put
school und one in the grades.
Florida
«
he advertises it properly and establishes confidence
power site. The long heralded pow­ it into force.”
I his year the teacher* will In- as
(ìeorgia
14
er dam is now under construction
in
Ins patrons. His goods are better because he sells
follows: Alice Harper, 1st grade;
Tariff increases proposed to give
Idillio
and work will be rushed upon it agriculture the same protection as
I Miss Ethel lledgpeth, 2nd; Mrs. Min-
more
of
them
and
necessarily
fresh
stocks
are
pur­
Illinois ....
29
until completed.
Inie Sargent. 3rd und 4th; Miss Elis­
chased oftener.
other industries and the develop­
Indiana ............
15
For several weeks there have been ment of inland waterways, including
abeth Morse, atli and Oth; Mrs.
lewa
13
men at work doing the preliminary the Mississippi and Great Lakes to
Mamie Robinson, 7th and Kth.
I he merchant who is inclined to hide his light
Kansus
11)
work necessary for the placing of the Atlantic systems, as means of af­
In Hu high school will be Prof.
under
a
bushel,
so
to
speak,
does
not
merit
the
pat­
Kentuekv
13 Geo. Meissingi r, principal; History
forms etc. A gravel bin and cement fording cheaper transportation for
ronage of anyone for—if the merchant has not con­
Loti iva n a .........
in
bin have been provided for and a farm products and a corresponding
and Economies; C.has. <)rr Physical
Mai ne
fidence enough in his store, his goods, and his service
6
miniature railroad built to trans­ shrinkage in the spread between
director, Mathematics and Science;
Maryland
port the material across ihe river. what the farmer receives and what
to tell the community about them surely he cannot
Mildred Orr, English and rooking;
Massari usetls
IH
Failing in an effort to get a land­ the consumer pays.
an,| Mrs. Elsie Irving. Commercial,
expect
to
instill
any
confidence
in
anyone
else.
Michigan
15
ing place on the east side of the
French uml l.atin.
"1 he working out of agricultural
Minn: «et::
12
PATRONIZE THE MERCHANT WHO AD­
river where they at first proposed
MS Finnic P. Guy will h a v e i
relief
constitutes the most import­
VERTISERS
AND
BE
SAFE!
It
is
the
besV
w
a
y
X
Mississippi
10
to build the dam has forced tt<e
charge of the music department this
ant obligation of the next adminis­
Missouri .
IK year the same as last ¡ nil will divide
company
to
go
further
up
stream
?o
the merchant who advertises is proud enough of his
Montana
4 her time between the local school
tie onto the opposite shore. The tration,” Mr. Hoover said. “I stand
business
to
stand
behind
his
goods
and
insure
his
pa­
Nebraska
dam will be built from the east side pledged to these proposals. The ob­
and Rogue River.
trons of the best.
Nevuda
of the river to a point in the center ject of our policies is to establish
New Hampshire
4
of the stream and from that point for our farmers an income equal to
SENTIMENT IN FARMING
After you read this stop and meditate upon it for
New Jersey .......
14
the
concrete wrfll will extend soutii those of other occupations; for the
COMMUNITIES SHIFT TO
a
while
and
see
if
we
are
not
right.
New Mexico
3
in
the
center of the river bed to the farmer’s wife the same comforts in
THE HOOVER STANDARD
New York
45
present water works dam of the city her home as women in other groups;
K'ortli Carolina
12
recently
acquires] by the Beaver for the farm hoys and girts the same
Farmers of the agricultural wed
opportunities in life as other boys
Norlli Dakota
5
Portland Interests,
¡ire willing Io entrust the solution of
and girls. So far as my own abil­
( lin o
24
LAW
ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS
The
length
of
the
dam
will
be
their problems to Herbert Hoover,
DUNKEN—PENNY
( iklalioma
10
several hundred feet and will he ities may he of service, I dedicate
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
whose sympathies for agriculture
Oregon
5
about 12 feet high in all. The dam them to help secure prosperity and
date hi ck to the days when he was
Pennsylvania
38
will divert the water of the river contentment in that industry where
¡in Iowa farm boy, say reports now
As the result of a series of charg­
A
quiet
wedding
ceremony
was
I and my forefathers were born and
5
Rhode Island
reaching Republican national head­ es of drinking and immorality made solemnized at Medford, Tuesday at to the turbines of the power house nearly all of my family still obtain
South Carolina .
9
which
will
be
built
near
the
present
quarters from every section of that by H. I.. Lee, county judge, against which time Miss Vera Dunken of
their livlihood.”
Soull» Dakota
5
great production area.
officers working out at the district hoots Creek and Pitt Penny also re­ pumping plant.
Mr. Hoover made this vigorous
Tennessee
12
The Reaver Portland Cement Co-
Voters of the farm districts real­ attorney’s office nt Eugene, District siding north of the city were united
declaration for religious tolerance.
Texas .........
20
has
grown
to
such
proportions
that
ize (hut in Hoover they have a can­ Attorney John S. Medley was with-
in marriage. The bride, the daugh­ the item of electricity is a huge one In this land, dedicated to tolerance,
L'tali
4
didate whose vast experience in ! out a staff this evening.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunken, with them as all their motive force we still find outbreaks of intoler­
Yei niollt ....
4
solving economic problems promises
Gordon St Wells, deputy district formerly of this city was a mem­
ance. I come of Quaker stock. My
Virginia ................
is derived from that source.
12
them for the first time a practical I attorney, handed in his resignation
persecuted for
for their
their
ber of the 1927 graduating class of claim that the presentpow er rates ’ ancestors
"|c * 7 °rs were I*rMcuted
Washington
program of relief.
7
! Saturday and Jesse R. Daniel, pro­ tile Gold Hill High school and very
are
so
excessive
that
,|
increases
SO
U
*ht
found
West Virginia
I.ocal Republican leaders in the hibition officer together with Mel­
well known in this city. The groom their cost of production Io such a ' jiP!°!*S f^e*do®- By blood and
Wisconsin
13
agricultural hell are reminding vot­ vin Turnbull, another member of
conducts
a farm near Rogue River point they are unable to compete to,’ v,cl,on 1 s,and for religious toi-
Wyoming .......................
3
ers that tin- stand of Hoover and ¡the stuff, had been eliminated pre-
and the young couple will make successfully with on. of state plan s m3" " ,
8C*. “nd Spirib The
Curtis for a Republican tariff assur­ | viously. Roth turned in their dep-
where power rate. .................P . ,V
°,f ° ur American ideals is the
where power rates are about half.
Totals
2H0 13(1115 es continuance of protection to the jut> sheriff commissions to sheriff their home on the farm.
right of every man to worship God
As a result the company obtained
Supposing the wet element is so products of agriculture. more of i Erank E. Taylor.
according to the dictates of his own
ail option upon the city water plant conscience.”
GRAY—HARRISON
strong in Illinois and New Jersey which are covered by the present . The principal allegations in the
and land adjoining with the idea of
that these two states with a total of tariff act than by any previous law, charges are drinking and immoral­
Corruption participated in “by in­
43 electoral votes give them to land increased duties on those com- ity and behind these charges stand
Before only the close friends and putting a dam across the river at dividual officers and members of
that
point.
The
California
Oregon
i
modifies
which
experience
has
I
County Jailer H. L. I.ee, employed relatives of the bride and groom
Smith. It takes 26« out of 531 elec­
both political parties in national
toral votes to choose a president. ¡ shown are not adequately protected. under sheriff Erank E. Taylor; G. Miss Aletha Gray became the wife Power Company owned the other state and municipal affairs” attack­
side
of
the
river
so
that
plan
was
Prominent
in
the
Hoover
column
Conceding New York to Smith,
C. Griffin, a minister who has con- of Fred Harrison of Grants Pass.
Condemnation proceed­ ed as treason to state and destruc­
Hoover would have to carry Illinois in the west are Senators Smith W. d tried services and ministrations Oregon, Rev. Roderick of that city blocked.
tive of self-government. “Moral in­
Indiana, Ohio, all the New England Ih-ookh rt of Iowa and Gerald P for prisoners in the jail, James H. performing the wedding cere­ ings were attempted but met with competency by those intrusted with
failure
so
as
a
last
resort
the
pres­
Nye
of
North
Dakota,
who
have
and most of the Middle Western
Brown, a deputy sheriff, nnd Lyle mony. Miss Gray is the daughter
government is a blighting wind up­
ent project was decided upon.
been at odds with party leaders m Arnold, who assisted Mr. I.ee and
farming states to win.
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray who live
on private integrity. There must
C.
W.
Martin,
superintendent
of
the
past
on
farm
relief
and
Other
Mr. Griffin in their investigations.
On the other hand, it is well
near ihe Rock Point bridge and Is the Beaver Portland Company has he in (»lace for cynicism in the
q u e s tio n s .
They claim to have positive proof well known in this city, she har­
known that the Democratic South is
erred of America.”
take active supervision of tin- work
Many Washington officials are re­ supported by eye witnesses and af­
largely puritan, Protestant and
ing graduated from the local school
Other policies outlined by Mr.
while Earl Adams is construction
callin g that Peek, Illinois Implement fidavits, naming specific times and
strongly for prohibition. Compe-1
a few years ago. For the past sev- boss. The project will be rushed Hoover included:
tent observers believe that all of mam faetur. r, publicly announced places, of improper actions of t ie ei id years she has been teaching
A foreign policy dedicated to
with all possible speed to get ad­
the border states, Kentucky, Ten­ thi t he was trying to reduce the resigned officials.
school in Medford.
peace
with the fostering of disarma­
vantage of Ihe low water.
nessee, perhaps even Oklahoma, prices of farm commodities early in
ment, hut with the retention mean­
Mr. Harrison is in Ihe employ of
The
company
expects
to
(nil
in
a
1919,
when
he
was
chairman
of
the
WHITE HORSE MINE
may give the Republican electors a
the California-Oregon Power Co.
time of a navy adequate for national
SOI.D TO PORTLAND PEOPLE at Grants Pass. He will be remem­ unit capable of about 3200 horse defense.
majority. If we give Hoover these industrial hoard of the Department
Herbert Hoover,
W e were informed this week that bered in Gold Hill by the baseball j power.
Southern Slates, adil ((» them the of Commerce.
Continuation of a public works
solid far west! und give Smith the then food administrator, was in the While Horse mine located on the fans especially, he being in the, This project will he a big advant­ program—buildings, roads, water­
presumably wet industrial and dis­ Europe at the time, fighting for the Sardine Creek divide has been sold Medford line-up two years ago in ! age to the Beaver Portland Company ways irrigation—entailing an ex­
affected farming states, we cleet removal of tic German blockade, in ! hv its former owner, Mr. Stevens to the play off series nnd last year und will aid in more solidly linking penditure of a billion dollars in the
Smith by 27(1 against Hoover’s 255 order that the Amcicin food sur­ the Andrews Company of Portland. ‘ wore a B. O. A. uniform pnrt of the this big industry to our city.
next four years.
plus might he sold ip the former
Details of Ihe sale were very idea- * season.
votes.
Retention of the present immigra­
enemy countries and w; r price lev­ g r but we understand that the new I
Now use your own judgment and
tion laws with amendments to re­
The young couple will make Iheir DAIRYMEN OF STATE
els
maintained
until
the
farmer
company
expect
to
take
an
active
form your own combinations. Take
TO MEET IN MEDFORD lieve hardships on families and re­
were able to pay off their heavy interest in the development of the home in Medford.
either Illinois, Indirna, Minnesota, loans.
peal of the scheme of fixing quotas
property, immediately. The prop­ FIRE ON GALLS CREEK
New Jersey. Wisconsin or Oh o out
(at Hie basis of national origin.
Mr. Hoover’s conferences with el ty is a gold mine,
The annual meeting of the state
of the Smith column, and Hoover is
Co-operation between government
SMOKES UP VALLEY dairymen’s association has been set
f irm leaders at Cellar Rapids, In.,
elected with the aid of any one of
ami business with government regu­
now set for August 22-23, will have sion of the agricultural situation
for
January
9-10
in
Medford
reports
these Slates. Smith must eurry
A fire which broke out on Galls J. R. McCracken, Ashland, president. lation avoided as tong as equal op­
R e .Itention ( f the entire midwest. w.’tli the Republican nominee on
them all to win - provided lloov-r
Leaders of farm organizations in th. these days. His plan to obtain the creek Wednesday is still sending He has recently conferred with P portunity to all citizens is not in-
gets Oklahoma and Tennessee nnd
vtided amt public rights violated.
forth its smoke screen. The fire
neighboring states of Illinois, Miss­
Kentucky and doe, not lose more ouri and Minnesota have asked to lie v'ews of the farmers first hand ev­ spread rapidly and is burning on M. Rrandt, head of the dairy depart­
Indorsement of the principal of
en hcforA btaing his campaign has both sides of the valley. It appears ment at the state college and secre­ collective bargaining and freedom in
than two Ear Western States.
include I in the list of those desir­ n.'ded to J
poularity in the farm to tie under control now and will tary of the organization, as to pro­ labor negotiations with the curtail­
Coming right down to brass tncks ing to attend the round table discus-
gram features. Prominent produc­
states.
no doubt soon be extinguished.
ment of “the excessive use of iq .
ers will be on the program.
junctions in labor dispute*,”
Local School
Opening Set For
September IOth
Beaver Portland
Dam Under
Construction
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