Gold Hill news., February 21, 1929, Image 1

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V O L U M I NO. 11
T IIK GOLD I I IL
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THE WILLIAMS
CREEK ROAD
IS ENDORSED
SPINSTER, 10«, HATES MEN;
NONE PROPOSED
NEWS. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON TH I KHDAY. FEBRUARY
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TELL YOUR MERCHANT W HERE YOU SAW HIS
AD W HEN YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING—
21,
1 929
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396 GROCERIES MERGED
IN NEW CHAIN GROUP
NUMBER 45
HOOVER WILL
APPOINT NEW
AG SECRETARY
Miss W lholinina
Robinson h a t
reached the ugc ut 100 year«.
IF YOU DON’T BUY THE ARTICLE ADVERTISED MneMarr Stores, Inc., w ith a capi­
tal investment of *10,000,000 and ,
“ I ile lrx t men,” the avowed on
w ith
390 rash and-earry
stores
TELL
HIM
YOU
SAW
HIS
AD
ANYW
AY—
»HE
reaching III,. century m urk, “ and I
scattered over Oregon, W ashington,
put down my long unit happy life
W ANTS TO KNOW IT IS READ.
C a lifornia, Idaho ami Montana, wa i !
to the fact that I wan never foolish
born in Portland ast week.
enough to m a rry one.”
Involved in the gigantic g rocery
Mias W ilhelm inu w e a r, a f r illy
deal were several w e llkn o w n chains
rap and shares her rooms w ith tw o I
o f stores. The In te rn a tio n a l Sales
m ilk w hite cuts—both lisdies.
i Produce company w rs taken over
"Single women have a fu r better
w ith its string o f 9« Twentieth Cen-
WOULD SHORTEN ROUTE FROM life than any w ife ," said the w hite |
j tu ry stores in Oregon, W ashington, SECRETARY JARD IN E RETIRES
haired little spinster, "T he g irls of
MEDFORD TO OREGON
! and Idaho, and owned by Bos, Mac­
toduy ure a scandal. It is men, men
FROM C ABIN ET ON
In tyre ; M a rr’s chain o f 79 stores in
men, ull the tim e.”
CAVES
I
W
asliington,
Idaho
and
Montana,
C ourting and the teehnie o f pro-
MARCH Ith
| operated by Charles E. M arr o f Spo-
poaing-s-leap years o r any years—
! kane; Slone’s Cash stores i n C a lifo r­
Construction on the Caves cutoff never concerned her at any time,
nia, Oregon, W ashington and Idaho,
road from W iliam s Io connect w ith Miss Robison declared em phatically,
W . M. Jardine, Secretary o f A g ri­
35
in num ber; Eagle Stores, P o rt­
the Caves highw ay at Grey back |
n4’v*'r asked any man to m arry
culture, w ill re tire from the Cabinet
land,
operated
by
i.eiand
A.
Tate,
ereek was urged by delegations ' “ • —• " 4l no o,,‘’ cver a‘ kr<l n,e •«
on March 4 and give his tim e to a g ri­
37; Consolidated Stores, Inc., ow n-
Although it is e n tire ly in the nat-
from Jackson and Josephine coun- m a rry h im ," she said: I always
c u ltu ra l activities w ith p a rticu la r
This b ill is called fo rth by the
ure of an experiment, the action o f difficu ltie s in our community,** said , ,
U !
"J,1*,1 S’
r ‘‘ (<
emphasis to the cooperative market-
ties at a meeting held F rid a y night i hated men."
the U niversity of Oregon in group- I Senator E dw ard W. M ille r o f J o s - '
J;,KKers’ 04; McLean Bros. Inc., ■ nef
iv n n ip n f
a z * r > z s e « jii n « e
in Medfonl. A committee, romims- I
*
ing m / movement,
according to an an-
ing courses Io he made available to ph i„e county, speaking o f S. B. 154 j Tacoma, 21 s ores; Western P iggly noueemenl made at h i, office last
ed of delegates from a ll interested HARRIS ELLSWORTH IO HE
j
W
ggly
company,
operating
53
store,
EDITOR OF NEWS-REVIEW stuilents interested in aerdhautlc, is w h ich provides fo r an act t o w ith -
week.
d istricts, wus named to take up the
indicativ,, of the g row ing im p o rt d ra w from a p propriation a p o rtio n , in Wa hington and Idaho, and the
m u.ter w ith the county e o u rt, <,f the
Secretary Jardine has accepted a
H a rris E llsw o rth , Held manager tunee of the avation in d u stry and of
w att.r i of Rogue riv e r below La Grande G rocery o f La Grande, position as Counsel fo r the Federat­
tw o counties, the forest service und
Oregon,
9
stores.
o f the Oregon State E d ito ria l associ­ its recognition, even i a the Held o f the juetion o f the n o rth and south
the slate highway department.
ed F r u it and Vegetable Growers,
Ross M acIntyre, P ortland, o w n e r w ith h i, office,
\ \ ashing,on> D>
i forks o f the stream and to p ro h ib .t
Residents o f.W illia m s (’ reek were ation. w ith offices in Eugene, has higher education.
Actual Hying is not to he taught the construction of d im s and ob- of ih« tw e n tie th C entury stores, c . T his is a cooperative organiza-
out in force to present th e ir plan resigned to become e d ito r of the
:,s oresident o f Mac M a rr tio n w ith headquarters in New Y ork
and to effect an organisation to Roseburg News-Review, recently ut the U n ive rsity o f Oregon, con- stru ctio n , i a the main channel o f ! * a* l,:
Stores. Inc., while (.has. E. M a rr C ity and rcaches in to many states
w o rk fo r the project. W. H. M iller, purchased by the Register Publish- j ra ry |o impressions gained from the rive r.
chairm an, ra ile d upon several speak­ ¡ng company o f Eugene, it became the tlrsl announcement of the plan.
“ The w ater of Rogue -iv e r," con- w ill lie the vice president o f the j „ its business dealings.
know n tills week.
i j „ accept i ng the position w itli the
ers to present th e ir rases.'
The u ive rsity i , not, and has no de- tinued Senator M ille r, "has been fil- Iiug,. Organization.
Mr. E lls w o rth w ill be succeeded sire to he, an aviation school, nor ’ ed upon by pcople w ho have failed
i Federated organization
Secretary
George S parlin outlined the his­
us Held manager by Arne G. Rue, doe, it intend Io enter III,. field o f j n C alifornia. They propose dams Oil, LEASES BEING TAKEN
J a rd in e ha, an understanding that
to ry of tile efforts of the W illiam s
e d ito r of the Tillam ook H erald.
IN ROGUE R IVER VALLEY he w ill give to it o n ly such time as
eng neering. In connection
w ith
high us 200 feet w hich w ould de-
creek people Io obtuin this road.
the new
program, arrangements , tro y fl, h ¡,n,| sport life on the riv e r
may !«• ecessary fo r the conduct o f
II,. asserted thut it w ill shorten the
WARDEN'S AFTER STEELHEAD
Development o f th e o il production l t , husim ss, thus leaving him free
have been made whereby students T he hatchery now operated by the
distance from W illia m s creek to
POACHERS ON ROGUE
may go to Eugene und obtuin th e ir f d e r a l bureuu o f fisheries w ill dis- possibilities o f the Rogue R iver to p a r, icipate in other ¿g ricu |lu ra l
Crescent C ity by 30 miles, giving an
'
higher education, and at the same ' continue unless something i , done valley, adjacent to Medford, are a ctivitie s
outlet fo r th e ir produce. He also
W ar ha, been declared by the tim e get actual Hying in stru ctio n at , o , top lh i , interference.”
now und* r way, and o il and gas ,
m aking th i, announcement to .
asgertrd that it w ould greatly sh o rt­
Stnt,. Game Commission on the fish the Hobi A irw ays, Inc., who have
leases fo r approxim ately 2500 acres day> Secrctary Jardie said; -j have
. ...
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en the distnnee from Medford to
,
a» *s
. . . ,, I i he b ill was introduced by Sen- ot
ermen o f the Rogue who, co n tra ry leases
-
land have been obtained by H. held , hc hope that Tour y M r j jn
on
the
Eugene
m
unicipal
fly-
...
..
.
the o rrn n and w ould be u valuable
to the law , are said to be catching tng field, but Hying i g in no w ay a < • * „ . J
I I? coun 5 ®,l< 1 Meyers o f Portland, and are now
to u rist asset.
K
; t ? r gP „ ’ )unn an<l Hn>rcsetative, j escrow j „
Mt.d f„ rd X a lio n a i p ublic life is a ll that w ould be ex­
and selling steelheads. T w o w a rd ­ part
o f the U n ive rsity w ork.
It F lu-wman, W illia m s resident, ens, after making careful plans, a j
WYllium M. Briggs and John II. Car- Rank. Most o f the leased land is pected of oi • who a.list nuke a
personal saciih
to perform F
cited II' o re , prepared by James few days ago took a dozen nets | Rut there does exist, U n ive rsity kin , ull o f Jackson county.
jn the Coker Butte d is tric t, and at service.”
Brom ley on a p re lim in a ry survey. fro tn tlie |ow i.r Rogue riv e r, and officials believe, a need fo r offering
among the heaviest lessees is W. H . *
V I
He quoted Mr. Brom ley’s figures are now keeping observant P)es to students, p rim a rily interested in TO TRY NEW METHOD
(,<
Ii
aeronautics,
course,
w
hich
have
a
have coils:
sfst. oily held that
t ak­
w h ich showed that 14 miles of w o rk
tile stream to euteh the law
OF
FEEDING
YOUNG
TROUT
financial
assistance,
agrees
to
start
definite connection w ith the aviation
iliz a tio n o f '«gTX uRur it p r
tion
w ould be necessary, at an estimated ¡v o la to rs
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I d rillin g operat ons as soon as 5000
industry. It happens that already
and prices is our m u d ur <e it econ­
rost of *91,00, w ith macadam es­
An experiment that bids fa ir to ■ acres have been signed.
most
o
f
these
courses
arc
tnu>iht
at
omic problem , that MMBd t
tim ated nt *50,000. It was also ID AHO HOUSE TAKES
Las* f:;l1 nlanY
business
the U niversity, and it is merely solve the expensive problem o f feed
live m arketing association, anti
estimated that the figure m ight even
STEPS TO A ID DAIRYMEN necessary to re-group them, along
tro u t in the hatcheries o f thc j m in signed notes fo r *1000 each
sta b iliza tio n corporation must be
be *14,000 less than this, i f the g ra d ­
w ith general liberal art courses.
State Game Commission, is being lo ,M’ delivered fo r the b rin g in g in basi, o f aid extended by the Fed­
ing could h r done at 40 cents a
The anti-oleom argarine h ill pass­ Thus these students m ay get from attempted. Several hundred thou-
an
oil well that produced 2500
yard.
ed the house of representative, of th e ir stay* at the U n iv e rs ity know - j®and fresh w ater shrim p have been barrels of o il fo r ten consecutive eral Gavernment; that we should
greatly increase o u r a g ricu ltu ra l re­
Mr. Lrw m nn also outlined the the Idaho legislature by a vote of ledge in the p a rtic u la r fields w h ich im p o rte d from thc Rocky Mountain days.
search; and that we must keep the
plan o f constructing additional high- ¡42 Io 15. T his b ill i , being champ-
apply to that w hich they intend to an^ have been planted in a specially
domestic m arket fo r the American
w a y , in the Illin o is valley, contain- ioned by the d a iry interests of Idaho
enter i n practical life , and at the constructed pond ut the Mackenzie GOEBEL MAKES PREPARA-
farm er.
ing the cutoff road from the June- who are demanding th e ir industry same lim e gel a lib e ra l education. B utchery in I.ane County.
TIO N TO C IR CI.E WORLD
These
lio n
w ith
thc
Caves highway lie given every possible protection
“ I have fought fo r these p rin c ip l­
The courses are arranged under [ sh rim p are about one h a lf inch in
through Holland and W ldo to con­ from thc invasion o f bu tle r substi- !
es. Even those w ho have diffe re d
Colonel
A
rt
Goebel,
one
o
f
Am
er­
length
and
make
excellent
tro
u
t
the school o f business adm inistra­
nect w ith the Redwood highway.
lutes.
w ith me on the fundamentals o f the
tion. One new course, commercial food, according to Mr. Ryckman. ica’s foremost livers, is w o rk in g on
farm problem, know I have been
aviation, is to he organized. Others They propagate almost as ra p id ly nv plans w hereby he w ill attempt to
BEA LL LANE HOME BURNS
non-stop ¡sincere, consistent, and determined
mosquitoes
and
th
riv
e
in
cold
w
ater
circle
Hie
w
o
rld
in
a
D AR TIIU LA NOAH
include meteorology, tra ffic manage.
'in iny stand. 1 believe that the b ill
ment, personnel management and Jw'herc there is plenty o f vegetation. f*vc
hop.
Thc home of Ed Brown o f Med­ m anufacturing, higher mathematics, 1 The raising o f these shrim p fo r
The palne to he used by the in tre - introduced in Congress b y Senator
Mrs. D arthula Noah died Saturday ford and located on Rcall Lane near
M cNary w ill serve as a basis f o r
al the home o f her son, John Ray th is c ity , was com pletely consumed thertno-dynam ics, ad so on. The **sh f,,o<l has been trie d successfully pid Goebel is now under construe- . . .
aviation industry, as it grows, w ill *n several slate und has greatly re- tio n . Il w ill be capable o f 150 miles s<> \ lnR ,,,anY ° f ,,R‘ ihs w h ich have
Flem ing at Tonasket, Washington. by (Ire when a blaze, presumably
dueed the cost o f ru n n in g hatcheries an hour. From seven parts of the 1 ‘ .o nfr<?nte<1 the farnlcrs o f ,he na"
Mrs. Noah was h o rn in Missouri starting from n defective flu, soon include much mor,, than actual fly ­
globe, refueling ship, w ill replenish ,lo n slce ,hc w a r’
ing,
and
the
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
plans
to
where she spent the early part o f wiped out the entire home. Most
his gasoline supply.
j “ W h ile I appreciate deeply the
BASKET
BALL
TOURNAMENT
her life and it was there that she of the fu rn itu re was saved w ith the tra in young people to be managers
TO
BE
H
ELD
A
T
ASHLAND
Five
German
engineers
co
lla
b
o
r-
1 o,,Bdence so generously expressed
of
factories,
salesmen
o
f
airplanes,
marries! John R. Fleming. A fte r assistance o f friends. The home w as
ated w ith Goebel in designing the ln n,e’ 1 w ish '* know n because o f
tra ffic managers, executives, etc.
his death she m igrated to Oregon p a rtia lly covered b y . insurance.
T his year, a, last, the Southern new ship. T h re e P™H and W h itn e y , obl,Rli‘ ,ons to m y fa m ily and fo r
No argument is necessary to jus-
in 18*9. where her parents, Pleas­
t fy the offering of these courses, i Oregon Normal, w ill assume com- Wcsp motors, generating 1200 horse
o w n personal interest, I feel I
ant and Sarah Smith then resided, BOGUS RIVER WINS
Anyone w ith an eyv to th e fu tu re ' P'e*e c^ a rge o f the Southern Oregon power w ill supply the motive pow er. n' usl re tire to p riva te life .
her father being a enptian o f an
FROM HOME TEAM ca n ‘ see that they are an answer to Basketbal tournam ent. Aw ards w ill
“ I have repeatedly discussed w ith
^m igrant tra in that crossed
the
a coming demand fo r tra in in g in ¡be provided, o fficia l, seleted, sched-
Mr. Hoover m y desire to re tire fro m
HOME
POINTERS
ploins in the early fifties.
Tuesday night, Central Point lost
an in d u stry o f prim e importance.
u*e arranged, and ail detail w orked
p ublic service and I have advised
Mrs. Noah marries! W illia m Noah to Rogue R iver on the la te r’s floor
out by the A th le tic Department of
w
ith h im in m y business negotia-
W
hen
pressing
a
plaited
s
k
irt
the
o f Sains Valley w ho died i n 1909. by the final score o f 37-17.
¡the above mentioned
in stitu tio n . plaits are placed in a position and ,lio n s
In considering the m any
Aftea his death she made her home Flic game was rather slow and ex­ EAGLE POINT GRANGE
Those who participated last year pinned too tlie iro n in g board at proposal, w h ich have been present-
LOSE H A L L BY FIR E
most of the tim e w ith hpr son, John tr e m e ly rough w ith few fo u l, be­
¡expressed satisfaction w ith the per­ llie hem. A p ull on the band of th t. ed *° me I have expressed the w ish
Ray at Tonasket.
ing called. D uring the Inst quarter
fection of detail.
s k irt w ill d ra w the plaits firm ly ,o rem ain i n W ashington in o rder
The deceased leaves one daugh­ Rogue R iver began dropping them
Last Sunday m orning, early, the
Expense fo r balls, rents fo r floors into place. Pressing is then done *i,a* * m ight give to Mr. Hoover and
te r nnd four sons. Nettle Moon, in from nil over Hie floor. O’Kelley Engle Point Grange h all was destroy nnd advertising w ill be the o n ly
ns usual w ith wet cloths and a hot his adm inistration every possible
James W. Fleming, John Ray Flem­ and O. It. Wakeman each making e(| by fire o f undetermined o rig in . items deducted from th (, receipts.
iron. The s k irt is unpinned and aid.”
ing, all resident, o f Washington, three long shots and thus cinching There had been n dance nt the hall A fte r deducting the above, receipts
turned u n til all of it is pressed.
| ’ ‘ YJ on Saturday evening w hich lasted
Silas N. Flem ing o f Gold H ill, Ore­ the game.
w ill be pro-rated as fo llo w s. 50%
When making little g irls ' dress­ W OULD MARK GRAVES
T
h
is
throw
s
the
leadership
to
Ro­
gon, nnd Hold. L. F in n in g of C ali­
u n til about one o’clock. The house w ill be divided on the basis of m ile ­
es. the hem may be stitched in on
fo rn ia , 12 grandchildren and five gue R iver and Phoenix and F rid a y committee looked over the place age traveled. The rem aining 50%
OF A L L EX-SERVICE MEN
the sewing machine i n long stitchea.
great grand chldren, one sister, Mrs. night at Phoenix one o f these teams fo llo w in g the dunce to quench any w’i ll be divided equaiy among the
When stitched this w ay it is easy
Mattie Rowe o f Sams Valley and
be elim inateli and the chump- posible cigarette stubs thut m ight ' teams,
“ To find the graves of a ll ex-sol-
to lengthen o r shorten.
one brother, Lewis Smith of Powers, ' ,,n 'b ip v irtu a lly decided. If Rogue |l(. ly in g about. However, w ith in
E ight men and a coach, o r school
rers is the purpose o f th e approp­
If
a
hook
and
an
eye
a
re
sewed
Oregon, also survive her.
River plays ttie same brand of ludi but a short time the h all was dark- representative, w ill be allowed ¡o'
on the elastic band of Hie blouniers ria tio n asked in H. B. 488,” said
Mrs. Noah is w ell remembered i ” s ' as* 1 lu's,b,V’ ••'«‘ V should have b ill a short time after the hall was
share in the receipts.
tlie hand is easily removed fo r the i E*'Preseo*aGv<’ J. F. C lark, Oregon
by many o f the old tim ers in this no ,ro ,,l>le defeating Phoenix. H ow- darkened the fire broke out w hich
E ifty -tw o high schools, in dis­ laundering and w ill not w ear out C ity, who
introduced
the b ill.
part of Oregon among whom she iv e r ’ comparisons mcnn little
as caused the entire (countryside to
tric ts other than those o f the first so quickly.
“ It is just a m ark o f respect and
Phivnix
was
badly
handicappe
I
tu
rn
out
in
a
vain
endeavor
to
ex-
had many friends. Illness of Mr.
class, have been invited.
These
pa trio tism and w ill also serve to
\ \ hen the selvage o f a bath to w ­
Flem ing prevented h is attending the w lien Central Point defeated them, tinguish the flames. The hall w ill schools represent ro m n iu n itie , in
make the records of the state com­
Thursday
night
Central
Point
w
ill
probably
be
re
b
u
ilt
later,
el
frays
out,
the
frayed
edge
may
funeral.
Coos, C u rry, Douglas, Jackson, Jo­
plete.”
|
meet Jacksonville at Central Point •
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lie trim m ed neatly and bias seam
sephine, Klam ath nnd I.ake C ountie,
The
b
ill
p
ro
vid
e
,
fo
r
an
approp­
in th e ir last home game. Central
The
^ANS MADE FOR GRANGE
T h is w ill be Ihe biggest tourna- tape stitched over the edge.
C ranberry ice may be served in Point should have no trouble w in -
tape that is folded over the second ria tio n o f *2,500 fro m th e state to
MEETING AT JA CKSO N VILLE ment west o f Chicago this year.
be used o n ly fo r the actual w o rk ­
ta ll glasses w i<h the ment course n,n« ,he game hut the g irls game 1
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¡Teams that finished lo w in last- time is easy to apply and on,, stitch ­ ing expenses o f iocnting the graves.
and is a change from c ra n b e rry
be close and the result in doubt.
ing
across
completes
the
w
o
rk.
Jacksonville Grangers are mak- | year’s tournam ent are standing at The ends of all threads are fa d ’en-' Mar.kers wil1 be Pro vb led by the fed­
Lineups fo r Ihe Rogu R iver game
saucc o r je lly .
ing special plans fo r a big time Ibis the top o f the list, in th e ir respec-
eral governm ent and the graves
Central Point (17) Rogue R iver (32)
ed securely.
evening i n honor o f a large class five section, th is year.
w ill probably be marked about once
Bolds (0) ....... F H. 0 . Wakeman
When sewing fo r several ch ild re n , a year. No salaries are to be paid
in itia tio n
_____ • _____
Bacon drippings ndd flavor to C lark (fl) .........., F ............. O’Kelley of iin tia es. Arfter the
tlie simple gather, may be made out of the a p p ro p ria tio n , if the
w
o
rk
a
good
program
w
ill
be
pre-
OWN
UP,
MOM!
every food that is cooked in them, M orningslar (4). C ................ H arter
by th is w a y: Lengthen th P stitch
sinted by the lecturer, also, the
_____
measure is granted. “ Many graves
o r l n w hich they are used. Tlie Caster .................G.. H. E. Wakeman
on your sewing machine to
its w h ich are not identified are scatter­
lad
es
of
the
home
economics
com-
"Mamma,
if
you
ha
I
met
Colonel
d rip p in g , are especially good in Stanley (1) .......G................ Pitman
m ittce have promised an extra good , Lindbergh before you
met
pop, greatest length. S titch thc m ater­ ed over the state,” Mr. C lark said,
sauces fo r meats and vegetables. Johnson ............. S
fi
ed
as
a
large
number
o
f
members
w
ould
you
have
m
arried
him
,,
in ­ ial where it i s lo lie gathered and "and there is a great demand fo r
When added lo the dressing fo r I.oeseh .............. S'
pull tlie shuttle thread.
A fu ll the action required by th i, b ill byf
land v ls ilo r, are expected.
T h e . stead?”
fo w l and other ments, a p a rtic u la r­
The same evening the Rogue River
s k irl fo r n c h ild ’s dress can be all p a trio tic organizations o f thq
meeting
w
ill
he
held
at
8
o'clock
‘W
hy
no.
dear,
o
f
course
not.”
ly rich flavor I, produced.
g irls defeated Ihe Gold H ill g irl.
I i n the I. O. O. F. h a ll,
| “ My golly, you’re dumb, ma.”
gathered in a few minutes.
state.”
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Actual Flying Would Protect
Not a Part of Fishing In the
Varsity Course Rogue River
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