Gold Hill news., September 13, 1928, Image 1

VOLUME NO. Jl
Jackson County
Bar Members
Pass Resolutions
GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, O IBC O N , THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1», 1928
FRUIT SEASON NEARING
VERY SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
VanHoevenberg Advertising
Must Expand
Host at Party for
Says Speaker
Fruit W orkers
NUMBER 21
AL PANKEY NAMED
TO HEAD TICKET
Mining Days
Portrayed A t
Josephine Fair
This valley has onee more gone
At a very poorly attended cau­
through a very aucessful season.
cus meeting al the city hall last Mo,i
The fruit crop has been a heavy
day evening candidates for the of­
one ami the prjees huve been fair
fices of Mayor, Council, Recorder
enough to bring a profit to the or-
amt treasurer of the City of Gold
I'harilist.
Hill,
were named.
RESOLUTION
“This country is just entering
II. VunHoevenberg entertained his
Grizzled miners and prospector*
Tile pears are nearly all on their
Por mayor the only name offered
lie it resolved by I be Southern way Io or in the market and with­ his fruit workers at a dance and the greatest area of competition
of Oregon and California took pos­
Oregon liar Association of Jackson in a short time the apples will be­ entertainment at the Gold Kill Pa­ ever known," said Earl C. .Sams was that of Al. Pankey, who until session of Grants Pass for a period
Counties, Oregon, timt
A dance in an address delivered before the a short time ago served on the of four days during the annual
gin to roll. 'Uhnusands of people vilion, Monday evening
Whereas in March, 1928, numerous
orchestra
was
brought
over
from New York State Press association council and only resigned following county fair lust week end. Of major
have been employed in the orchards
members of thia association signed during the past several months ami Medford and furnished music for at Cortland, N.Y., recently “This ' »««ne unpleasantness in the conduct interest to them, of course, was
u reeouuueiidution sent to them by almost steadily since thinning time. the entertainment.
M. S. Johnson competition will compel the use of <’ne of lhe council inertings. Mr. Sourdough gulch, the miners' can­
th e H o n o ra b le C. M. ITicmus, Cir- , ... .
,
.
,
of
Toledo,
Oregon
had
charge of the of more carefully planned and dis- ! Uankey seems to have hearty sup- yon, which traversed the fair
; Pickers and packers, sorters, nail-
c u lt Judge w h ic h reco m m en datio n I_ , , ...... , .__,__
,...
_
advertising
campaign* port for the position and should rounds.
refreshments
und
everyone
enjoyed tributod
ers, loaders und truckers, all have
was an endorsement of said C. M.
than
the
world
has
ever
before he not decline the tender of the
u
very
good
time.
This
is
the
sec­
Here the miners installed their
been on the jump, day und night to
office will no doubt he electe/l.
known
Thomas for re-election as Circuit
ond
yearly
entertainment
of
the
ramps, cabins, early day mining
to insure the rapid transit of the
Judge of the First Judicial District;
“The newspapers will lead the
For councilmen, two former mem­ machinery, placer mines, stamp
VunHoevenberg crew and they are
of the fruit from tree to truck.
way.
They
are
the
most
flexible
bers
were renominated, Wm Fergu­ mills, tunnels, shafts, hoists, and
and
being
looked
forward
to
by
the
em­
This year the fruit came on so I
Whereas said document is now
rapidly thut the pueking houses ■ ployees. Mr. VanHoevenberg has unit* which an advertiser can use son and II D. Force and Mrs. Alice modern machinery, all in operation
being used for politiiMil purposes
were compelled to take on lurger proven u very good entertainer and and they afford the most concen-1 Cook, Mrs. Lucy Mec, W alter E. Ross to show fair visitors how the min­
nod against the candiducy of anoth­
trated type of circulation. To the I and Orion U'. Newell were also ing industry of the southern Oregon
crews and greater facilities were has shown the workers u good time
er prominent lawyer ami member of
local merchant, or to the local units placed in nomination. For record- mineral belt has been and is now
At
the
entertainment
were
some
necessary to handle the hauling
said association; and
er, B. E. Adams was nomin­ being carried on.
und loading Many crews worked seventy-five guest* and everyone of the chain store systems, they
Whereas it Is m e of the practices
ated and Miss Bertha Coy was
seemed
to
enjoy
it
immensely.
Spe­
offer
the
only
l<j*ical
aifl
contin-
Of course, not only miners were
extra long shifts all through the
and traditions of our judicial sys­
renominated for treasurer
were attracted to the fair, but hords
season und will continue until the cial musical numbers were rendered. tinuous medium for reaching the
tem I' il i judge should not request
It is not known whether there of others from all southern Oregon.
last pear is on its way to market.
I Herb Alford phved several selec­ retail trade.
individual members of the her to
“Aggressive advertising is a vital will he an opposition ticket or not
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The pear from the Rogue River tions on a musical saw. One of
sign such endorsements for the rea­
valley will this year And its way the crew that worked for Van at the factor in winning the attention However, it is quite unlikely judg­ IDAHO GOVERNOR FLIES WITH
son that such members huve clients
BUTTER FOR LOS ANGELES
into almost every foreign country Siskiyou* Orrhards last year came ¡and confidence of the public. The ing from tile lack of interest in Mon­
who have im|>ortant mutters pend­
down for the entertainment and only kiifl of industry which can day nights caucus.
that trail's with the United State*.
ing irtul they do not want such cli­
played the steel guitar.
He is an in any degree of safety hope to
Governor H. C. Baldridge and
Mayor Cook, presided at the meet­
The fame of the Rogue River pear
ents to feel that as such attorneys,
artist
and
his
renditions
were
very ignore the press a* a saks-medfuin ing and following nominations be Mayor Walter Hansen of Boise Idaho
is fust growing and us the murket
they are not on friendly terms with
Delicious fruit is that mythical concern engaged in appointed a committee consisting of will take a basket of butter to Los
grows so will grow the orchards unsl much enjoyed.
the judge of the court und are,
punch was scrviO throughout the marketing merchandise for which C. J. Shorb, Maude Robinson and Angeles, via airplane for the big
therefore, placed at a disadvantage us a result each season finds more evening to the guests and at mid­ there is a cumulative need and in
Howard Drake to fill any vacancies banquet in celebration of the ae­
trees in hearing ami more planted.
and emhurrussed by such requests;
night ice cream, sandwiches, coffee which there is no competition.
ronautical exposition, to be held
which might arise.
Some of the orchards of the valley
and
"The news division of the press
there, September 14, it has been
are iisiniture cities with spray pipes and other dainty viands were
Whereas the Multnomah liar Asso­
serves!..
have made it practically impossible
decided. The trip will be ¡,iade
running
all
over
the
orchards
as
WHY WE CLING TO LIFE
ciation at Portland follows the prac­
for the business to be conduct­
with several other Idahoans in a
the
water
mains
in
the
city.
Every
COLp
DANCE8
tice of taking a secret ballot of the
ed in secret . The organization of
three-motored Ford plane.
endeavor is being made to simplify
Here’s the reply a retailer down
members of the association to ex­ the work o f the orchardist and in- j
Idaho butter already has es-
CONTINUE SAYS COUNCIL selling methods have made it prac­ south, according to the Sylvania
press to the public the best judg­
tically impossible for any merchant
established
itself as a first-class
crease the efficiency of the orchard
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ment of such members und of the
or group or system to corner (Gg.) Telephone, gave in answer to commodity in Los Angeles, and the
The
fruit
season
of
1928
will
soon
j
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
city
a
request
for
a
check.
It’s
the
best
association as to the fitness of the
any form of merchandise
The
butter of the banquet will be a gift
respective candidates for such judi­ lie a thing of the past anti the golden council held Wednesday evening it facts of competition arc clc-ar and digest of the present complex we’ve from Idaho to the feast.
flood accruing I herefrom will soon was decided that the dances will
seen:
cial office, and such practice tends
well established.
The party will be in Los Angeles
"I beg leave to inform you that three days taking one or two days
to ke p the judiciary free from such he flowing into the channels of trade be permitted at the Gold Hill pavil­
“It
is
difficult
to
conceive
of
a
over
the
valley.
This
means
bet-
ion
as
before.
Mr.
Kincaid
was
criticism and assists in keeping the
department store pr even a chain the present shattered condition of to make the trip.
present and offered to cooperate »o
association from becoming a politi­ ler limes for everyone
of stores eliminating or even cur­ my bank account makes it impossi­
any degree with the city officials in
cal organization;
tailing an aggressive advertising po- ble for me to send you a check in 2308 CARS PEARS SHIPPED
the maintaining of law and order.
TO ALLOCATE RADIO WAVES
Now therefore lie it resolved that
icy. All must go forward in our response to your request for funds
TO DATE; 3000 FORECASTED
He stated he does all he can on the
a secret ballot of the members he
developing In an effort to reach the for the “Aged andi Decrepid Army
inside
and
if
the
city
was
unable
to
Allocation of the United States
now taken to express to the puhlie
maximum of efficiency in the use of Worms.” The strife of my present
With the shipment ol 109 cars
the best judgment of the associatin', Radio facilities in acordance with obtain, a man to look after those space in the newspapers.
financial condition is due to the ef­
Saturday last week was a record
ns to the fitness und' qualifications th<' equal distribution provision nt outside lie would be willing to fur­ “I confidently expect- to see many fects of Federal laws. State laws,
breaker in shipment of pears from
of these two candidates for Circuit the Davis amendment passed by nish one or more who could be dep­ njMed to those which are now rec­ County laws, Corporation laws, By­
Medford, making a total of 640 cars
utized
and
who
would-
maintain
a
Judge of the First Judicial District, congress will he announced this
ognized as consistent advertisers. laws, Brother-in-laws, Sister-in-laws for the week.
I
and that when said vote is taken, week by II,e Federal Radio com­ peaceful, dance.
Mother-in-laws,
and
out-laws,
that
Today the housewife depends to
I.ast
year’s
mark
of
2218
cars
of
Saturday
night
there
will
be
an­
the result thereof he made a part of mission, says a Washington dispatch.
a very great degree op the news- have been foisted upon an unsus-
For months the commission has other dance and the new provisions paper as a gukie for her shopping1 pecting public. Through their var- pears for the season is far behind
this resolution ami a copy of said
the present total of 2308 for the
ious laws, I have been held down,
resolution la' spread upon the min­ been working on its comprehensive will be in effect. The city officials plans.
season so far and before the last car
utes of this inerting, and a ropy giv­ re-allocation plau. Preliminary de­ intend Io preserve the peace of the
“A study of such cases as may held up, walked on, sat on, sand- is shipped out, a total of over 3000
en to each of the papers within the tail of the plan already announced city if they are forced to build a exist where concerns have re-i bagged, flattened and squeezed un­
is expected to be reached, meaning
district with a request for its publi­ provide for 165 broadcasting sta­ two-story jail.
trenched on their advertising, de­ til I do not know where I am, what that 700 cars are yet to go.
The
tions of 500 waits and upwards.
I
am,
who
I
am,
or
why
I
am.
cation.
pending on the reputation of the
high
mark
in
fruit
shipments
for
the
WHERE
FISH
HOOKS
AND
These stations which can he op­
The foregoing resolution was ad­
company to carry them on to con
“These laws compel me to pay a
TEETH BECOME MONEY tinued sales success, shows a dwind­ merchant tax, capital stock tax, ex- season came Thursday night when
erated simultaneously without in­
opted by the following vote:
122 ears left for eastern markets in
For the resolution .................. 16 terference in tlie broadcasting band,
ling business which can stage a cess profit tax, income tax, real es- three trainloads anti other marks
• Against .....................
4 are apportioned among the five
Perhaps all the world isn’t strug­ ‘come back* only through the use of tate tax, property tax, state auto ! of ,he week ralw d fr0ln 86 lo , 08
Not Voting ................................ 3 radio zones of the country on a gling for gold and silver, but it is an advertising campaign.
tax, city auto tax, gas tax, water tax, tand jjg.
Pursuant to the foregoing résolu-I impulalion basis. The commission only because those precious metals
"To suggest restriction in ad­ light tax, amusement tax, cigar tax,
To make these huge shipments pos­
tion, a vote was taken as to the ¡has announced the percentage of are not known in some of the out-of­ vertising at the present time is to cigaret tax, street tax, real tax,
preference for candidate for Cir­ wave length* to he ussigned each Hje way spots—and even there a take a defiinite step backward .
school tax, surtax, syntax and car­ sible, packing houses have virtually
been running day and night, em­
cuit Judge, which resulted as fol­ state, hut lias yet to make public substitute Is found.
The advertising appropriation of pet tax.
ployees putting in as much time as
lows:
Ils detailed allocution.
In the South Sea islands, for in- the J. €. Penney Co. has been
“In addition to paying these tax­
Thomas, 2; Norton 14, not voting 9.
I he Davis aim nineiit. adopted last stance, porpoise teeth strung around consistently increased year by year. es I aiu requested and required to 16 to 18 hours daily.
(Signed) Don It. N'ewhury V Pres. March, directed the commission to » native's neck indicate his wealth. In. 1926 we spent $1,720,113 in contribute to every society and or­
Attest Harry C. Skyrnian Secretary. “nearly as possible make and main- on the island of Yap the rich man newspaper advertising.
In 1927 ganization that the inventive mind SCIENCE PRODUCES BLOOMS
FROM PLANTS OUT OF SEASON
lain an equal allocution of broad- 's known hv the number of cart- we increased this amount to $2, of man can organize. To the society
HEALTH EXPERT ATTRIBUTES
casting licenses, of hands of fre- "heel slon.-s piled in front of his 507,680
This year’s progress is of St. John the Baptist, the Woman’s
Having gassed lilacs into bloom­
THAT TIRED FEELING TO AN
queney of wave lengths of periods hut. In the East Indies and thruout R| about the same rote.
In the Relief, the Navy League, the Child­
INCORRECT POSTURE IN WAl.K of time for operations ami of sta- 0 large part of Africa beads and past six years the newspaper ad- ren’s Home fund, the Policcauin’s ing before their time. Dr. F E.
tion power to each of the five zones shells are used for money, and in the , verMising bill of the company has Benefit, the Dorcas Society, the Y. Denny, research director of the
Not only gracefulness, hut also our
Complying with this mandate, the Polar regions, where fishing is the totaled over $8,000,000 arsd this M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Boy Boyce Thompson Institute at Yonk­
health and the prevention of exces­ c o m m is s io n experts to place its chief source of livelihood, fish-hooks has been a profitable investment Scouts, the Jewish Relief, the Bel­ ers, believes it is possible to pro­
duce two crops a season.
sive fatigue, depend a great deal up­ new allocation of broadcasting fa­ are a principal medium of exchange. in good will.
gian Relief, the Near East Relief,
on posture—the wny we stand, sit cilities in operation by October 1.
“We have the reputation of be­ the Gold Digger’s Home Also, every Dr. Denny told members of the
Society of Chemical Industry that
and walk, warns n health expert In As several weeks would be necess­ WALTER PIERCE
ing close buyers.
We look for a charitable institution in town, the
the Farm Journal. That is why II Is ary to make the changes are requir­
RECEIVES NOMINATION
low overhead artd a reasonable per Red Cross, the Black Cross, the chemical treatment of certain plants
most important that the person who ed the commission must announce
FOR CONGRESSMAN centage of profit in every trans- White Cross, the Purple Cross, ami during the annual dormancy or “rest
period” had almost the effect of an
has much work to do, and yet wants its decision this week if it is to he­
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) action;
It is certain that we the Double Cross.
alarm clock upon a sleeping person.
to have energy left to enjoy life and roine effective by then.
Wplter M. Pierce, former governor , would not go into the newspaper
“The government has so governed
The plants, he said, were thus a-
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give pleasure to others, should gniard
of Oregon, was chosen unanimously market adn make the purchases my business that I do not know who
wakeneii almost immediately lo
against habits of incorrect posture.
CIVIL WAR VETERAN PASSES
as 'dkmiocrntic candidate for the we have nude in newspaper space owns it. I am suspected1, expected,
vigorous growth during the several
Consider first the standing posi­
AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS short term of congress nt a meeting without feeling reasonably sure
ins|>ecied, disrespected, examined, months nature has set aside as a
tion. The weight should bp on the
Another member of the G. A. R. held nt l.nGrandc Friday.
that we were getting our money’s re-examined, informed,
required, time for their complete relaxation
balls of the feet, the chest up, the of Jackson county has answered
Pierce is also the long-term nom-' worth,
commanded and compelled until all
By placing lilacs in a room filled
chin slightly back hut in line with "laps”. The veteran was Allen I). inee.
I know is that I am supposed to pro- with chemical vapors for 24 to 48
the chest, the feet exactly parallel, Ferguson of Gold Hill who died la-
The short term vacancy exists be- DISCOVER SERUM TO
vide an inexhaustible supply of hours he caused them to bloom be-
the arms dropped easily al the sides. I hor day al his home after suffering cause of the resignation of Nicholas
COUNTERACT dread
money
for every known need, de- fore Christmas, he said, something
To see that your body is in perfect (for about a year with a complication J. Sinnott.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS sire or hope of the human race, and ¡they had never done before in this
balance when you are standing, rise of diseases.
Discovery of a scrum which he I refuse to donate all I have and go [ part of the country,
He expects
on your Iocs and sink down again.
Mr. Ferguson was born al Niles, BABY GIRL WEIGHS ONE
believes will effectively counteract out and heg borrow and' steal mon­ this season to produce a second crop
When you stand with your chest Ohio, Sept. 21, 1814 and served dur-
POUND FOURTEEN OUNCES the germ of infantile paralysis was ey to give away. I am cussed, dis­
of Irish potatoes from the seed pota­
drooping, your stomach out and your [ ¡ng the Civil War wit tithe 12th car-
announced by Dr. Edwin W. Schults, cussed, boycotted, talked to, talked
spine curved, you appear at a disad- airy of Ohio He came west in 18^8
A baby girl born at Tulare, Cali­ head of the bactoriolraty depart­ about, lied to, lied about, held up, toes of the first crop
Dr. Denny asserted that if these
vantage; and what is worse, this po- and settled at Ashland in this coun- fornia recently was so tiny nt birth ment of Stanford University
held down and robbed, until I am methods proved worthy of general
sitinn eatwes your vital organs to be ty. Three (laughters, Mrs. II. A. Fox that its mother's wedding ring slip­
After months of experimentation nearly ruined, so the only reason I
displaced.
of Snwtelle, Calif., Mrs. Messner of ped over the right arm to form with Indian monkeys, the doctor atn clinging to life is to see what the adoption it would mean material
gain for the farmer through two
In walking, Ihe first thing is to San Rernadino, Calif,, Mrs. Edna a bracelet, which was not a very says he has found some that do not
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crops in a season, would enable the
start right with the correct standing Hn,rr of San Francisco and two sons, well filtjng bracelet at that. The respond to the aqtion of the
horticulturalist to meet the Christ
position.
The toes should point A. C. Ferguson of Snwtelle, Calif., ring slipped nearly to the elbow.
germ and 'it is from them thut
Secretary of State Kellogg return­ mas demand for certain flowers not
strright Io the front or he turned in and Wm Ferguson of this city and Al latest reports the tiny child wns he has obtained the new serum.
ed Monday from Paris where he has now obtainable at that season an ,
the fraction of an inch. To stand or a step son, Bert Miles, of Eatnn, Cnl- doing nicely. It is the third child
He Ideclined to say when the se­ been in attendance at the peace con­ provide more liberal supplies c.f
walk witli the toes pointing out pro- ifornia, survive the deceased,
born in this family.
rum would be produced on a com­ ference in which all the important food and flowers for the public.
duces awkwardness and often lends Interment was had in Snwtelle, Cnllf
mercial basis, but indicated that it na’ions of the world had a part. The
Potatoes, he said, could be treated
to foot troubles, such ns fallen arid'- beside his wife who had proceeded
Tell your merchant you saw their will be preceded by further expe­ purpose of the meeting was to do
for
5 to 10 cents a bushel and plants
r’
him in death.
ad in Ihe Gold Hill News.
riment.
away with war.
for one to five cents a plant.