Gold Hill news., November 15, 1928, Image 1

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OCEAN WRECK
TAKE MANY TO
WATERY GRAVE
THE GOLD HILI, NEW«, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1928
W IL D T U R K E Y S IN JO S E P H IN E
C O U N TY G IV E N FREEDO M
Forty-eight wild turkeys were lib­
erated in Josephine routyn. They
I were freed in two sections of Hie
| county unit w ill be watched closely
during he winter by Deputy Game
\\ iirden Fred Merrill, under whose
Mipi rvision the birds were turned
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FANS. ST A R T IN G BUNDAY
NUMBER 30
STOCK SHOW
ENDS-PROVES
BIG SUCCESS
* Itadin listeners w ill find almost
ull of their favorite stations at dif­
ferent points on the dial.
The federal radio commission’s
reallocation plan went into effect
at 3 a. in. Sunday. The commissions
engineers and a majority of the com­
' loose".
missioners feel that the new' plan
I lie turkeys were raised on shares
w ill eliminate a targe amount of
by n loeal farmer, under un agree­
hetrodyne interference and failing
ment with the state game commis­
und brings out distant stations with
MANY PERISH WHEN sion. Tile old turkeys, freed here
greater clarity. In the regional and W E ST E R N CATTLE V IE
VESTRIS GOES I >O\\ \ a year ago. were raptured and pen­
small stations fields particularly, re­
W IT H HERDS FROM
ned, a half of Hie increase being
ception is expected to be improved
Ob' VII« ¡IN IA CAPES IN turned bark. The young turkeys
EAST FOR SU P E R IO R ­
because of the wider separation of
weighed from seven to ten pounds.
MARINE DISASTER.
ITY AT EX PO SITIO N
high powered stations.
When let out of Hie roops some of
“The full benefits of the realloca­
th birds started feeding und others
tion probably w ill not be apparent"
sought Hie brunches of high trees.
Commissioner Skyes said.
CLUB WORK FEATURE
I'lie exact localities in which Hie
“In the first place, it may take a
turkeys were turned loose are tiring
Firxt open house i„ the $550,000
The total net debt of the State of 1 few months for some of the stations
kept segret to prevent hunters from
Memorial Union building w ill be a Oregon and its civil .ulxlivisions to become adjusted to their channels ¡J^e w Building will be Erect-
Captain (iocs Down W ith killing them.
feature of homecoming next week on July 1, 1928, was 8182,751,403.97, so that they w ill not interfere with
Vessel. Many Children
ed to care for Club W ork
end, whieh is vying with the annual as against $174,923,081.65 on October their neighbors on distance channels
RO G UE R IV E R T U R K E Y S
In the second place, many of the
Perish in W aves
Next Y ear Gift of Penney
SOLD ON NEW YORK M AR KET -late grid classic in major interest 1, 1926, according to the biennial
among alumni and friends of the in­ re|»ort of T. B. Kay, state treasurer, cleared channel stations w ill not he
equipped for several months to use
which is now being completed.
Turkey growers of the Hogue Itiv- stitution.
The increase in the net debt «hir­ the power authorized by the com
(.Iiarles II. lu llle. t tilled S lates , r V;i||e \ ship three express care of
All funds for erecting the huge
The 18th annual Pacific Interna-'
attorney, announced th i, afternoon turkey«.
th,. X cw York market student, faculty und alumni center ing the past two years was approx- mission.
tional Livestock exposition came to
Just
as
soon
as
the
reallocation
he would commence im investigation'll,,, « . ..g
an<j contract» are were contributed by thousands of imately $8,000.000.
an end Saturday, climaxing in every
of Hie wreck of the \ c .trix.
| now being procured by Hie Poultry individuals.
The repdrt shows the total debt lias been given a fair test, the com­ «N'lUrtment the notable series) of
mission w ill undertake to correct
Mr. 'Tuttle’s statement follows: .Growers Association of the Farm
Though a number of activities are of incorporated cities and towns in whatever fault that may have ap­ shows for which it is famous.
the
state
to
be
$83.492,079.04.
This
“In view of the loss of life among Bureau, under the direction of Mun- already housed ilt the Union build­
That the educational value of the
peared.
Anierirun citizen* following the sink- :.ger Clny I). Packer.
exposition has been great in past
ing. including practically all student figure includes outstanding bond*
ing of Hie sleamsliip Vestris, it is
t he turkeys are being shipped on organizations, the greut bronze doors in the amount of $79,344,062.14 and
years has been demonstrated at the
appropriate that there should hr Hie pool basis, bringing 33 cents tier und Hie entire building w ill be open warrants an«f other obligations out­ NOTED WRITER PLEADS FOR present show, according to O. M.
OLD FASHIONED
inquiry into Hie causes of the disas­ pound on delivery for No. 1 birds, for Hie first time Saturday morning, standing amounting to$4,148.016.90.
Plummer, general manager, who not­
The sinking funds and contra as­
ter, which still remain unexplained, und the returns all made. The and the entire building w ill gr open
THANKSGIVING
ed a general improvement in the
in order that the fuels may lie es­ •Jiipmcnts are tiring made through th in for ins|iection throughout the sets of the cities and towns agregate
livestock exhibited by breeders in
tablished before Hie witnesses be­ S avis- A Co., of New York, who day and evening. Formal dedication $8.807,860.90, which leaves the total
Is the modern
Thanksgiving the northwest, which now ranks
come scattered, und responsibility, posted SIO. ihhi in Hie Jackson Coun­ of the structure has been set for net debt at $74,684,218.14. The tot­
with the best in the nation.
threatening
to
become
a “poor, pale
al net debt October 1, 1926, was $66,
If any, he Axed, and in order Hint ty Hank to Hie credit of the Farm next commencement.
Eastern competition has been fully
ghost”
of
the
grand
old
celebration*
950,286.92.
udequutr preventive miusures may Bureau for the handling of the
met this year by breeders in the west
'Hie Union building rivals the
of bygone days?
The increase in the total net debt
shipments.
be given in the future.
said Mr. Plummer. I n the past the
men's new dormitory which prob­
Walter Pritchard Eaton, noted
of the cities and towns «luring Hits
Mr. Parker is a very busy man
'I he stcamrr Vestris sank when
ably exceeds it in floor space. It is
author and critic laments that it is. lion’s share of the trophies have
on'y about 80 of its 328 passengers and lie is surely working wonder* 286 by 100 feet, constructed of brick past two years was said to be due to Especially i n the larger cities, Amer always traveled east at the end of
obligations contracted by Portland,
cooperative organl-
the show. Each year western breed­
und crew had been launched in life i,i the two . liig
.
,
,,
, and- cast stone: It was designed by
Salem, Eugene and the other larger icans are rapidly forgetting how to ers have been strengthening their
are under h s man- ,
, ,,
_
boats, after two boatloads of wom­ 7iiti< ns which
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.
Lee Thomas of Portland and Somer-
celebrate
the
great
native
American
municipalities of the state.
afternoon tin-
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,
,
.
,
.
herds and making a stronger bid
en and children had been hurled ageluent. , Saturday
..
,
,,, veil and Hutiiuiu, Los Angeles, arch­
The total net debt of the school feast. The reasons? Small apart­ for premiums, and this year their
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into the sen, most of them to die, ill- uibcrs of Hu- Farm bureau wi 1 Herts.
Along Hie front of the main districts on Jufy ” , 1928. was $21,- ments that make the traditional
and while the rest were leaping and i" " '''1 *° di«cuss the re-orgiinizatinn I
consecrated work has borne fruit.
structure is a large raised terrace
gathrlrings inconvenient;
945,712.54, as compared with $17,- funfily
of
the
Farm
Bureau.
Their stock has taken its share of
swimming for their lives lest they lie
enclosed by a east stone ballistrade,
787,367.40 two years ago. Outstand­ housewives who have forgotten how the awards and w ill rank with the
«Iragged «town with the foundering
this terrace being 310 by 30. Inter­
to
cook
the
mince
pies,
dressings
ing bonds on the school districts on
CA RI. It R O STEL F U N E R A L
best anywhere on the continent.
hulk.
ior is in marble, cast stone and wul-
July 1, 1928, aggregated $20,337,702- and other delicacies that grandma
SERVICE IN CENTRAL POINT
Mr. Plummer declared that the ex­
Survivors told Hint the traditions
nut finished woodwork.
made—
or
who
consider
them
a
nu­
70, w ith warrants and other obliga­
position was stronger in all of its de­
of the sea had hern scrupulously
isance;
the
urge
to
find
excitment
Aside from housing all student and tions outstanding totaling $2,514,339.-
A long line of nearly 100 curs,
partments than it had been in the
observed ns to giving first thought
hearing friends of Carl Berthold alumni activities, the building con­ 56. The sinking funds an«!' ontra outside instead of inside the home. past, and was the best balanced
to women and children tint fate liad
“Things
have
been
pretty
much
Hn-tcl, liloneer business man of tains a large combination banquet assets ot the school system was said
show staged here. AH
available
turned gallantry into disaster.
Jack «on county, formed the sad pro­ and hall room with other dining and to be responsible for the increase in «.hanged in modern America,” says ! space in the big pavillion was filled
The first two boats were lilted cession which accompanied his re­ tearoom-; to care for all dining ser- the indebtedness of the school dis­ Mr. Eaton. Families have been
and the demand for additional facili­
witli women and children-- there mains from Hie Hostel home at Cen­ iee O|, the campus other than that tricts during the two-year pcntxl.
widely scattered and lost their
ties was so pressing that an addition
were 37 women iu|d 13 children un tral Point to their Anal resting place in the women's dormitories.
sense
of
unity.
Intensive
urban
The total <hebt of counties, under
w ill he built next year. The attend­
hoard - and the crew .started to low ­ in the Masonic cemetery in Jaekon-
One room not yet equipped is a the heading roads and bridges was growth has removed many of them
ance, until the heavy rain set in
er away*. Then the sinking ship ville, Sunday.
large trophy room to be turned over $26,107,918.12 with sinking fund and 'atimofit completed from remem-1
Thursday; dropped slightly Thursday
lurched, the bouts crushed u tainat
brance
of
their
ru
ral
origins;
and
in
Tin- funeral Services wore read to veteran's organizations for war contra’ assets aggregating $3,125,273.
and Friday. It w ill prove to be a-
Its side and women and children ...
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in the home of the deceased hv I "»cnentoes. The building w iil be 74.
The obligations
Included out- the cities themselves, the increased bout the same as last year, accord­
poured into the boiling waves. ,He- Dr. Hillerman, bishop of the L u - 1 de«HcaIed to the memory of those standing bond« of $25,504,696, and cost of living has made it imposs­
ing to official estimates.
portl available today indicate that theran eliureh, who delivered a *ludents who gave their lives in the warrants and other debts amounting ible for many people to celebrate
One of the outstanding features of
nil of the children |X*rishe<l and only brief and splendid sermon.
world and Spanish-American wars.
to $603,222.12. The total net debt Thankgiving with a family party in the show was the activities of the
10 of the women were .saved.
The room in which the casket
on July 1, 1928, was, $22,982.644.38, a house, or even to get born in a 4-H Bo>’s and Girls’ club members
On the whole, the 125 survivors rested was banked- with floral tr i­
as
compared1 with $27,217,848.75 on house, to know a hohse to call home. from five western states. In order
COLLEGE HOMECOMING
It is a trifle difficult to wax senti­
on the American Shipper and Hie butes from friend* und organiza­
October 1, 1926.
to provide dormitory and show space
ATTRACTING THOUSANDS
mental over Apartment B, 8th floor
23 on the Berlin agreed Hint in con­ tions, more than 50 large pieces
for them J. C. Penny was induced to
as
the
old
homestead,
especially
duct the officers and crew of the Ves­ being brought in throughout the
Mining Men Viait
make a gift of $10,(MM) for a new
when you didn’t niflve in until last
tris had been beyond critiesm, hut
Corvallis, known ns the "heart of
forenoon. Honorary pallbcisrcr*
structure.
Southern Oregon mining men are
May. Besides, the kitchen isn’t big
many of them blamed Hie captain, ' were W. C. Leever, L. Hatfield, the Willamette Valley,” is going to
interested in the fact* that Louis La-
enough to cook an eighteen pound
who was lost with his ship, for in- ' I.
1) Lewis, Wm. Bohnert, C, E, he the heart of Oregon for at least
i. ...
VON DER HELLEN QUARRY
vensaler, the Pacific coast manager
decision which they saw as one prill- Lange, and C. C. M urray.
one day judging from the unprece- of the Guggenheim mining interests, tukey in, let alone four mince and
TO START RUN SHORTLY
cipal - reason for the Iftr.ge loss of
Aetive pa) I bcantt's were chosen dented interest in the annual Hotne- with headquarters at Seattle, and 1. two pumpkin pies and a pudding.
“But isn’t the Thanksgiving tra­
life, believed to total 108.
f,-«im among the membership of ¡coming celebration nt Oregon State Green, well known mining engin-
A force of men are busy at the Vo„
dition too fine to let die?” asks the
The survivpr.y did not know what th e ‘ Masonic lodge who conduct«* I i college November 16-17, the cen-
er, also of that city have been mak­
writer. Isn’t it worth as much to Dvr Hellcn rock quarry near this
crlppled'the ship, un i nn explana- Hti ceremony nt the grave. Emil H*al feature of which is the big
ing their headquarters i„ Medford
our children as it was to us? Shall city getting the plant and equipniet
Hon may not he found. Some thou­ Britt of Jacksonville gave the final | football clnssis between the college
for several days past, and w ill be
ght shifting cargo was to blame, address.
we not on Thanksgiving Day, though ready for a run. Just how long
amt university.
here for a couple of more days, and
while otliers believed a slight leak,
Not only are alumni of both insti are speculating as to the cause of our dwelling be a tiny apnrtement, this w ill be is questionable at pre­
growing greater ns Hie hours went LIQUOR VIOLATORS GET
make it a home where those nearest sent hut the fact that it w ill make
tutions reported coining i n r e c o r d h e ir visit
However, so far as can
and
dearest shall rally—even if they work for several more men ¡s good
by, finally sounded the deatli knell
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PRISON SENTENCES
of the sturdy sea traveler.
among others has mounted to such est brings them at this time, except are a bit crowdixF—and the food news, Mr. Von Der Hellen has em­
The Vestris sailed from Hoboken,
In Justice Heed’s court In Gold a pitch that some communities such that they are looking over the min­ •shall be home cooked, and the talk ployed many men at times at this
N. J., Saturday afternoon, and soon Hill, Fri-dry Fred Adams and II. ns Tillamook w ill move onto the
home grown, pushing for an ho’ur gravel quaryr and it is just possible
eral resources of the valley— Med­
»levcloped trouble, Pumping mid Good were sentenced to thirty dav* campus in caravan formation. The
the world into the background and tthat the present ru n may be a long
ford Mail Tribune.
giving us (and especially the young one. Fred and Hoy Stone, Dale
bailing went on Sunday morning, | n ,lhe county jail mid A. King and cheese center of the slate— or one
folks) that sense of family affection Laughlin and Hugo Von Der Hellen
when t'-e vessel began to list, but , Everett Adams were given four "f them— semis word that an auto
TUNNEL OPENING DATED
-amt solidarity and mutual interest are at present at the workings and
no SOS was sent for nearly 24 hour*, months in Hie county jail on liquor caravan of sonic 70 cars w ill leave
Americas' longest railway tunnel, on which our nation rose to more men w ill be put to work as
i violation charges.
there behind a convoy of state traf-
nn eight mile bore through the Cas­ trenth?
soon ®s the actual operations start.
HERBERT HOOVER'S TOTAL
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Assistant
District Attorney
Frank
officers.
Ill
NOW 20.703J528 Farrel prosecuted the case and' Official opening of the new $550,- cade range 100 miles east of Seattle
w ill be ready for train operation Thomas Gives Plans
REMOVING LOG LOADING
Frank DeSonsa was attorney for tin ,,,MI Memorial Union building is nn
December 28, C. O. Jenks, Great
o-
A total popular vote of 35.288. defense.,
| oilier major event of homecomini
EQUIPMENT FROM YARDS
Judge C. M. Thomas, recently de­
89!) was cast for president of the
One of the offenders. Everett ,h i« vear which Is attracting wide * 7 ' ' ^ ^ '
cna’1,e
feated candidate for re-election to
United States on the two major party Ad.-ms had a parole sentence hang- nttcition as thousands of students o_ ,
1® ! the
Mr. Atherton, who for the past
an Inspection The railw ay, ""I*,1
entire
circuit ' b7nch’ «f Jacks«^" and
tickrts in Tuesday's election
in« over him from Kelly Butte anil ¡dumni, faculty and other friends
several months has hail charge of
route
through
the
Cascades,
about
Josephine
counties,
w
ill
retire
to
Herbert Hoover, Heptihliean noni- he w ill now lie rejulred to serve c<intributed to its cost.
log loading equipment and work at
Nearly 200 persons w ill be in. the 7,i miles, w ill be changed from private practice here January 1 :n- the local freight yards w'as busy
inee, received 20,70.T: i 28 votes while out that sentence after his release
?Pera“ On ° " ‘ “ c cording to his present plans'as dis- sevei-al days removing the equip­
Alfred E. Smith, Democratic noniin- from Hie Jackson county Jail.
annual Oregon editors Homecoming s « X " h L
same date, Mr. Jenks said.
I closed to the Mail Tribune this
ee, received 14,585,371, making Mr.
The fou men were picked up at l’" r,v thi* yeor* Many of these w ill
ment, The rainy weather has stop­
Hoover's plurality 6,118,157.
the Messen ger ranch, between Gob!
to In* guests of President W. L T *'c <,r.cat N° r,hern official said meaning. "We love Medford and
ped the logging operations of the
,:
g a r» al
„ ...1 a l l . . . i l l
Hoover’s total vole ex' red *«l that ■ H ill und Hogue 1 River,
several , weeks *f* t Kerr
1,1 luncheon and
all w ill at- ,ne tunnel constitutes the finest ex- | prefer to stay here rather than to Thomas interests on Sardine creek
of Warren G. Harding in 1926 by ago when a still and a Inqgx* qunnti- lcnd ,he ffiu'ie. Major events
of the an.pcl of railway tunnel operation move to a larger community.,’ he until spring.
and construction in the world.
said. That he w ill ‘not take up crim-
4,551,328, and that of President Cool- tv of inash were found. The men week cnt> follow;
i»s cost was approximately S H .-jin a l eases, was another statement
Idge in 1924 by 4,978,521. Smith’s un- alleged Io have hee„ dealing in
Ann non nn. ».
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¿«iiuuier MiiiriiiCin
Grotto, a small tow n near Everett,
000,000. The tunnel, together with made by.the circuit judge, who said
total vole exec «led that of Jnmes Hi ale and manufacture of illicit
lligliwav construction is being the relocation of 18 mile of approach that he felt the prestige accruing Washington was destroyed by flro
M. Cox In 1920 by 5.438, 278, and liquors.
which started from a heater in a
speeded up over the state due to the '
on *»»e
»lope of the Cascades from his present office would bring
that of John- W. Davis in 1924 by
barber shop.
failure of the Dunne bills to pass.
and
the
electrification
of
the
entire
him
the
better
class
of
practice
6,198,868.
Sugar, cooked with fruit, causes
Cascade route cost about $25,000,-
Just what location Judge Thomas
The total popular vote thus far tin* fruit to lose much of its flavor.
Bonanza, Oregon suffered a loss of
Etna volcano seems to be cooling
«‘ cuts an hour from the sched-[will choose for his private office
compiled is 6,197,482 more tliun cast Add sugar Inst unless you wish Io
$46,1)00
to a saw mill near that city
week'end
‘’r“A*'ons las} ule of passenger trains and three has not gs yet been decidc«t.-M d-
in the 1924 election.
preserve the shape of the fruit.
Sunday. Hunk luxies un«l' yards were
u’
'
.houts from the time of freight trains, foed Mail Tribune,
saved from the flames.
OVER HUNDRED DIE
MEMORIAL TO TOTAL OREGON
BE OPENED TO DEBT SHOWS
PUBLIC SOON HEAVY GAINS