Gold Hill news., May 16, 1929, Image 1

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VOLI MK NO. 32
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OWENOREGON
TO PUSH LINE
INTO KLAMATH
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K O I,I R
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THE COLD 1111,1, NEWS. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
.y,
CI.OHKI) APTBK 5» YEARS
Plans are under wuy to close one
o f the oldest county road» in the
vulley. The road extends on Hie
south side of Hie Rogue riv e r from
¡(«old H ill to Ihe Cold Hay dam at
I'olo. It traverses the p ro p e rly of
the Gold Itay Realty company.
The county never doe» any w ork
on the old roud. and it is not used
except by anglers anil picnicers on
the riv e r. However, it is passable
fo r uutos. No fam ilies live on the
road.
It wax the intention o f Ihe county
court to close the road in 1873,
when the ol<| Kishcr fe rry across
the Hogue riv e r was abandoned and
Ihe main highway was diverted over
B lackw ell h ill, but due to an e rro r
in Ihe proceedings, the road was
left open. Now, a fte r 59 years, it
is proposed to dose Ihe roud.
T ill RHDAY, MAY 16, 1929
NUMBER 2
Dtucik. 1 Dlan Oregon Loop
Passes tonate Trips Attract
BASEBALL ANU SHOWERS
EXPERIENCED SUNDAY
AUTOMOBILE
OUTPUT LARG­
ER THAN EVER
A greater galaxy of ball players,
and these w ho w ould take a chance
on th e ir bones and muscles, were
never before assembled on a local
diamond than those who were out
Sunday w ith pep to spare and an
undying desire to rap the old p ill
in to the pines that border tlie base­
ball lot. th e re were jo in ts cracked
and muscles stretched in the game
Sunday that had been (torment fo r
The federal reserve board an-
many years yel the ohl w u r horses,
nounced today that the automobile
ninny o f whom had been stars a
¡production in Ihe United States
few year» before, were game enough
readied the highest level in history-
*° Ci,rr> on. between showers, u n til
in the first three months o f 1929,
A farm re lie f h ill ca rry in g Ihe
"Oregon motorists, who desire to
debenture plan opposed by Presi­ see more of Oregon, are very fo r ­
dent Hoover was passed by Ihe sen­ tunate in the number o f loop trip s
ate.
available Io them,” stated A. E. (E d)
Speculation was rife
today in
A s im ila r measure, but w ith o u t Sheaier, Manager o f Ihe T o u rin g
Klam ath over Ihe announcement
the debenture provision, lias a l­ Department of the Oregon State
Hint the Owen-Oregon I.uinber com­
ready passed tin- house, where the Motor Association. "A lternate routes
pany of .Medford, one o f the largest
debenture plan is expected to be have been developed by Ihe exten-
pine m ill« in Southern Oregon and
elim inated.
xion of o u r state highways system
N orthern C alifornia. Is contem plat­
House* leaders may refuse even in almost every ec.ion of the state !
/«»••«• to get ready for chuecli. ,
, h a, tbc dem and for
ing extending it« logging line from
to consider Hie senate b ill on the making loop tr ip , possible w hich
llu lte F a ll* to Klam ath K m ;;».
The
a
w " f' «"'Ptmned b y Joe b il,,s h;l(| nn, b,.en .su„ icicn( (o ab.
ground the«debenture provision is a adds a great deal more va rie ty to ,’ la lr and
Hammersly and were sorb ,be ou|p„ ,
concensus o f opinion among w e ll
revenue raising
measure w h ich the tr ip w ith o u t additional expense cb° * rn from the veterans from j .....
inform ed circles was that u large
about the city, R iley Comer pitched .
Pr,jduc,,on* *be board said
must originate in the lo w e r body. o r mileage.
ra ilro a d system—presum ably
the
"These numerous
loop trip ....
s in fo
^o r B la
lu ir’s Dusters and Oswald * 1 . • **s,
7 n,on*^
,,Iwn* ^ Y b u lle tin , was the
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I f they <lo consent to consider Hie
(•real N orthern, wax the m otivating
regon make unnecessary the “ bee- firt' H am i'iersly's Gold Diggers. The C" , fi,cto r ,n *he rlse o f in
¡"dust
d u stria l
senate b ill, a conference w ill be Orc
force behind the move.
game
lasted
fo
r
seven
innings
and
I
Pro
‘Juc‘
ion
to
Present
record
ordered
to
reconcile
(inferences
be­
lin e " to u r of «oing slraight to the
I lie Owen-Oregon m ill operates P l'I.IT Z E R PRIZES FOR J o t It
resulted in a victo ry fo r the Gold I u
° f 10 per ccn* more ,han in
tween the tw o measures,
m o to rist’s t destination and .return
a line to liu tte Kalis, 32 miles,
N ALI8M . L IT E R A T I RE AND
| , sa,ne period last year-
The
democrats, who supported Ihe. de­ ing by the same route. In traveling Diggers by a score o f 19 to 8
w hich was o rig in a lly constructed
You ci n ’t do it again was the re- bo lrd found ,hot ,he au,om obi,e
ART ARE AW ARDED
benture amendment, united to pass this way, the m otorist misses one
year» ago by the (treat N orthern
B la ir as the vets limped fo r ° u ,Pu‘ had ¡"creased the demand
Ihe b ill. A dm in istra tio n republicans, o f the most glorious aspects of long
as the tlrsl section o f u line w hich
I a I’lace to sit down and rub the ' ° r, ° "T" ma*er,a*s* ch ie fly iron
The annual P u litze r prizes In w ith a few exceptions, voted against distance tra ve lin g — its va rie ty.”
w ould connect w ith Mend and K la ­
The w onderful development of kno's oul o f «heir muscles.
Hud
u ’ textiles and rubber. The
math Kails. An extension of this journalism and letters were announ­ it as a protest against Ihe deben­
Oregon’s
roads
has
changed
Ihe
sit-
E"
r
i
r
*
as
spokesman
fo
r
the
diggers
,
p
ro
,lu
y
,on '
¡'¡‘‘ s was said Io have
tu
re
plan.
ced
by
trustees
o
f
Columbia
U
n
i­
line in to the Klam ath basin, w ith
uation in w hich th e ir was o n ly one feels confident that it can he done ¡cxceeded the demand and stocks
The Anal vote was 54 to 33.
the (¡real N orhern as the "p o w e r versity. The journalism prizes were
Senators S lciw cr and McNary o f [ 8,,<,d lin k between various points. so it is hard Io te ll w hat w ill he I W‘ rt‘ la rg cr ,han lhcv were a >ear
helliini the throne," ha« been rum or won by person« o r newspapers in
W hile one may be more direct Ilian ! *be result. We do know that the I ' 1” 0'
O
regon
voted fo r the measure.
ed fo r several years.
Chicago, N o rfo lk, SI. Louis ami
another, there generally is an e x -i *w *rlcrs are loosening up th e ir arms I
Output of automobile-!/* the
Klamath ra ilro a d observer« be­ New York.
cellent
way
to
go
and
an
equally
and
,bc
basemen
are
d
ra
w
in
g
out
l
board
found that the automobile
CALIFO
RNIANS
SPREAD
GOSPEL
lieve the extension o f liu tte Kails
In the Held o f letters Julia Peler-
splendid one by w h ich to return. back muscles so they can spear the l Ct nl ,arger tban
the first quart-
OK COOPERATION ON
railroad to Klam ath Kails would kln's “ Scarlet Sister M ary” was ad­
ground halls out o f the dust and no er o f 1928 and raore tban 25 Per
OREGON V IS IT
mean Ihe opening gun in a fight judged the best Am erican novel of
doubt another engagement w ill be cent larger than in the first q u a rt­
fo r Itogue R iver fr u it shipments be­ the year; Elm er L. Hire's "Street
T H E W. R. C. MAKES RUGS
the gospel o f co opera-
staged soon, maybe Sunday. A fa ir er o f any e a rlie r year. Production
.
.
tween Ihe northern line interests Scene,” the o rig in a l American play . . Preaching
FOR SOLDIERS HOME crow d was at the ground-; at the *" ' Iarcb was proceeding at the
best representing the educational
in 1,11
<’ f development af-
and the Southern P arille.
start o f the game but the showers i ratc
,nore lban 24,000 cars a day.
Construction
o f the
ra ilro a d viilue and pow er o f the stage; Fred feeling the stale o f C a lifo rn ia and
An all day meeting of the W. R. soon sent many scampering fo r i ! he ¡a r8est output ever reached
w ould not entail p a rtic u la rly heavy A lbert Shannon’s “ The Organiza­ Oregon, KMI members o f Hie Sacra­
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I j „ | be industry.
roa,| w o rk as there is a natural tion and A dm inistration
o f the mento Region Citizens Council held C. was held last Wednesday at the : shelter
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“ Demand fo r automobiles by con­
pass through w h ich the line would Union A rm y 1861-1865," the best th e ir m onthly meeting Saturday in corps d u b rooms, i the c ity h a ll, I
at w hich tim e the members met and GOLD H IL L POPULATION
sumers, w hich throughout 1928 had
be routed However, as to the route book on Hie histo ry of the United Grants Pass.
A rriv in g at 10:45 in the m orning made rugs to be sent to the old
o f the promised line, there seems Slates; B urton J. H e n d irk ’s "The
GAINS ABOUT 25 PER CENT kept pace w ith the output, has con­
tinued to be large, but appears not
‘'arava" fo rm ation. Hie Sacra- soldiers home at Roseburg. Consid­
to be a difference o f opinion. Many E a rlie r Life and Letters of W alter
The C iiv «r r „ n
u n i : i to have been sufficient to absorb
people spent more Hum an erable w o rk was acomplished.
authorities believe the line w ould Il. Page,” Hu* best American bio
T i e City o f Gold HillI is going ! c u rre n tly the ,arger produc|ion of
acquainted w ith the
connect w ith
the
Weyerhaeuser graph}- teaching p a trio tic and on- l " Hir
a h ia d - th is in spite o f the reports ! , he ear,y
nlon(h
f hj f
At noon
Among the Medford visitors from o the co n tra ry. In ,he year 1920. ! , hcPe has
lim b e r line, w hich has been extend­ selfish services to the people, and , l l l, z«*ns o f Grants Pass.
bccn inCr ej£ * [ n ™
Vincent
Benet’s "John lhey w ,‘r *’
o f the c ity at a this city, Monday w ere: Mr. and
ed into the western Klam ath tim b e r I Stephen
“ p X l o n ’ ’ 6 TO s
°f
held b>’ dea,er8' An
belt. Others believe it w ould cross B ro w n ’s Body,” the best volume o f ,lln<heon at the Hotel Del Hogue Mrs. Joe B la ir and fa m ily, Mrs. Lee l c ity * ^ 7 " ^
A ll tin*
d u rin K Hu* afternoon were tak- Cook, Mrs. R E C<mk Mrs. Floyd weck a census was ,aken of lh e ^
increase in the last 15 months in
the Wood R iver valley and connect verse by an American.
the foreign demand fo r American
w ith the main line of the Southern awards in letters ca rry prizes of 111 0,1 11 trip to Hie’ Oregon (hives. Lance, Mr. and Mrs. B K Paul Mrs. an(1 tbe na|1Ies ,)f OVer 5()()
•1(8)0 except tln it fo r history, w lr
t s ,""»n J. I.uhin. president of the M arvin Emery Mrs Jack Pickard, recorded. An incomplete,! report cars, w hich now absorbs somewhat
Pacific near C hiloquin.
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Sacranu-n'o Region C itizen’s Coun- Mrs. Carey Puhi, and Mrs. John Av- contained the names o f 506 and more than 11 per cent o f the total
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carries a prize
o f *21160.
tcsl jo u rn clism prize of p ’ *.,>ok charge of the meeting after ana and son.
The large
MEMORIAL UNION B U ILD IN G
tbcre Were severa, ia m j j ies w hich output, has been a fa cto r of some
best ____
example
im portance to the in d u stry.
.... o f re- i ' 'csiderit Sam H. Baker, president
TO HE DEDICATED JUNE 1 *1(8)0 fo r Hie ___
had not been listed. This shows
p o rte r’s w o rk du rin g Hit* year, is <>f lhe (:b«mber o f Commerce, hail
.Mrs. John Avann and son Monte what is happening in (¡old H ill. It
Form al dedication of tlie Student awarded Io Paul V. Anderson of 'J '11*’' 1, “ pon ,ocal citizens Io greet of Sacramento, C alif., were
The bitters business in th is coun­
the is gro w in g in size despite the lack
Memorial Union building, com plet­ Hie St. Louis Post-Dispatch fo r the visLors.
guests over the week end in this c ity of enterprise on the part o f many ty seems due to a set back. Several
ed last fa ll, w ill lie dedicated Sat w o rk w h ich resulted in revealing
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Puhi. o f its citizens. It m ight he easily o f the Medford dealers were arrest­
urday, June 1. Governor I. I.. Pat­ the disposition of lib e rty
bonds
boger . s - adams
They returned home Monday even­ seen what m ight be the result in ed fo r selling the tonics fo r drinks.
terson lias accepted an in vita tio n distributed
by
Hu* Continental
ing.
another ten years i f the people w ill A good size round-up o f liq u o r
connection
Io deliver Hie dedicatory address, T rading Company in
dealers in Medford was the result
A q u id w edding ceremony was
organize and do some constructive
I lie b u ild in g was erected at a cost w ith naval o il leases.
o f the vigilance o f the la w enforce­
observed Tuesday evening when
w
o
rk
towards
b
u
ild
in
g
up
the
city.
Fred Lew is arrived in the c ity ,
o f more than h a lf a m illio n dollars
Paul Scott M ow rer o f Hie Chicago Miss W innie Rogers o f Ekalaka,
ment department.
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Monday evening fro m Sacramento,
as a m em orial to students and n i­ Daily News Is awarded the *501) Montana became the bride of B itch-
Calif., after spending tile w in te r in REV. M ILLAR D W IL L
m iin i o f tin* college' who were k i ll ­ priz.e fo r the best correspondence ard Adams o f this c ity . The bride
NO TIC E OF SH E R IFF’S SALE
the south.
PREACH BACCALAUREATE
ed in Hie W orld W ar.
d in in g Hie year, and Louis Isaac recently came to southern Oregon
The dedication, to be Ihe out­ Jatri* o f tin* N o rfo lk V irg in ia n -P ilo t from Montana and fo r some time
Miss Ellen Davis o f W illia m sto w n ,
standing event of Hie alum ni re ­ Hie $5(8) fo r the best e d ito ria l, lias been a guest in tlie home of
unions und commencement week! w hich was entitled "An Unspeak­ Mr. and Mrs. Bobt. Adams in this Pa., is v is itin g in the city as the
program , w ill be attended by many able Act o f Savagery” and was one city. The groom i s a popular young guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. B.
Beck and fam ily.
distiniguislied citizens fro m all parts o f a scries on lynching,
mail of this c ity and the son of
’ o f the west. President W. J. K e rr
B olin Kerby o f the New York C ity Recorder, E arl Adams.
ing. Mr. M illa rd tills Hu* pul p il of ed .„d dated
i
T lie
?h
-°f
Geo. Davis is in the c ity th is the C hristian Church of C entral March 1929 i " •
w ill preside and the entire IL O. T. W orld gels Hie $500 prize fo r the young couple w ill make th e ir home
week v isitin g w ith his sister, Mrs.
C. unit w ill take part in n body. best cartoon, a picture entitled, in this city,
In the evening the friends o f the Chas. Beck and fa m ily and sister
General U. G. MacAlexander, fam ­ Tam m any,” and the New York
ous "Hock of the Marne,” and fo r­ Evening W orld i« given a *5(8) gold young couple took them fo r a ride Ellen fro m W illiam stow n, Pa.
mer commandant o f cadets here, medal fo r the most disinterested th ru Hie main thorofares of the
pu
„ , 7 U " * * "« H ia m s, Olen
Chas. Adams of W illiam stow n, Pa. Going On.”
w ill also take part in the ceremon­ and m eritorious public
service, c ity and enjoyed an ice cream feed
Charles W illia m s and R uth B illin g s
is a guest at the Chas. Beck home
The medal was awarded fo r the at the expense o f the
ies.
groom.
Hie defendants, fo r the sum o f Ten
in this city.
paper’s campaign to correct evils
MARY E. WOOLDRIDGE
thousand
nine hundred ninety-
in Hie ad m in istra tio n o f justice in ­
OREGON FRUITS ABSENT
Senator B rookhart o f Iowa sug­
eight and 75-100 ($10,998.75) dollars,
W.
A.
Cook,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
A.
FROM TA B I.ES cluding the fight to curb “ ambulance gested that a small tax on receiv­
Mrs. Mary W ooldridge passed w ith costs and disbursements tax-
chasing,” support of the “ fence" ing sets be placed to take care of Cook, and Mrs. B. E. Cook, Mrs. away at her home in Grants Pass,
Floyd Lance. Mrs. Lee Cook, Mrs. Oregon, Friday. May 10, her death ed id Twenty-three and 55-100
Ed Brodie, able editor of the h ill and measures to s im p lify p ro ­ Hie broadcasting of programs.
and Mrs. Tom Cook, and Mr. and being cause,! by a com plication of ($23.55) dollars, and the fu rth e r
Oregon C ity Enterprise, in decry­ cedure, prevent p e rju ry , and e lim ­
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sum One thousand and no-100
Mrs. Emmett Sutton were at Grants diseases.
ing tlie fact that the breakfast table inate p o litics from m unicipal courts.
JESSIE McCLENDBN
($1,000.00) d o lla rs, as A ttorney’s
Pass. Sunday where they attended
o f Oregon d inning rooms are grac­
Mrs. W ooldridge was born on fees, w h ich judgement was enrolled
the funeral o f Mrs. W ooldridge.
A naval fly e r from the U. S.
ed w itli fresh grape fru it, o r grape
Foots Creek, in February 1867 and and docketed in the C le rk’s office
W ord was received in the c ity by
fr u it juice
ra llie r than Oregon Navy ,et a new altitude record last tier mother, Mrs. Ogden Snyder, of
ha« lived almost her e n tite life in
Many o f the local sportsmen were this valley. She is survived by her o f said Court and C ounty on the
grow n apples, Brodie occupies nn Friday when he achieved the height the death o f Mrs. Jessie MeClenden
nt Medford, Monday evening where husband and three sons of Grants 12th da}- o f March, 1929.
im pregnable position. Oregonians of 39,140 feet.
of Lovelock, Nevada. Her death
Notice i s hereby given that, p u r-
they attended Ihe w re stlin g match Pass and fo u r b ro th e rs. W. A „ R. sll3nt
cannot go on Imping Io belter Hie
, o th e term s o f said
came a fte r illness fo llo w in g an oper­
between S ailor Jack Woods and L
Floods once more threatened
market fo r Oregon apples and at
u. . A., and , I. a.
ook an
.,1 , I w ill o„
I... J.
J. ,.
Cook
all o f n .o
Gold
on the 25th day o f May,
ation about tw o months o ro
Mrs.
the same lim e discard them fo r lio rtio iis o f Oklahoma and Kansas MeClenden was a form er resident Ralph Hand. Ralph was a form er H ill, lie funeral was held Sunday, 1929, at 10.00 o’clock a. m at the
Gold
H iii
ill man and has many fo l-
•
. , u
o ki m
L in ts grow n outside the borders the first o f Hie week. Several lives ,,f i i , , . i i , , „ i
the remains being layed fro n t door of the Courthouse in the
J . . 7
W" S " ,,'.r ''lt'd Wh,l<' ¡ ,o w e r" in » " * ‘ ¡»y- This was his May i
o f th e ir own stid?.
N or can they were lost and considerable prop­
to res in the Missouri K lrts b u ria l .C ity of Medford, in Jackson County
m
e
.
.
n*
is
survived
by
one
flrs|
appearance
in
this
part
o
f
Ore-
hope to (-rente an enlarged demand e rty was damaged. Floods fo llo w in g son, John, her mother, Mrs. Ogden
grounds m the Applegate Valley.
¡Oregon, offer fo r sale, nnd w ill sell
gon in several years.
fo r Oregon prunes and pears if they | heavy rains in pari:, of Texas were
Snyder and a bro th e r, M e rrill Betts
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at public auction for cash to the
insist oil lu-eakfast menus on w hich also reported to have caused death of this city. B urial was iu tlie cem­
SENIOR PLAY WEI L
highest bidder, to satisfy said iudfie-
W
ord
was
received
in
Hie
c
ity
and
damage.
Hie Orqgon products arc
never
R E C E B E D FR ID AY EVENING menl, to gether w ith the costs of
etery at Lovelock, Nevada.
Monday
evening
by Mr.
and
listed.
B
si „ .
7 k
,
,ds sale’ subiect
redemption as
Mrs.
Roy
Cameron o f
the
Oregon residents w ill have to
Sheepmen near Yakima, Washing ,W . R. C. W IL L HOLD
Many were Ihe remarks passed provided by law , all the rig h t title
b
rlth
o
f
a
7
'it
b
boy
al
learn Hint they cannot im prove | ton, reported the death o f some
com plim entary to the w o rk o f the and interest that the said defendant
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES the home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs. players who took part in the Senior Minnie M. B illings, Rose B illinas
th e ir own condition", by constantly 1500 snakes in a w a r upon the rep­
Otis Johnson o f Ashland. Mrs. John
p laying the other fellow s game.
tiles. They were all rattlers.
play at the high school auditorium , W illiam s, Olen Charles W illia m s
A committee o f the W. R. C „
son was fo rm e rly Mis-, Evelyn Cam­ F riday. B e entire cast w*ere seniors and Ruth B illings hud on the 28th
Grower» o f Oregon apples, pears
headed by Mrs. Icie W alker, has in eron of (hi« citv.
prunes and o ilie r fru its of unexcel­
The French government is again charge the preparation o f a inem-
save tw o who were draw n from the day o f May 1927, o r now have in
led merits have a re sponsibility having trouble w ith rebels in the d a v 'M a v ™ ° ™ ,n
bC he’d
»• E Cook suffered an In ju ry to lo w e r classes Each character was and Io lhe fo llo w in g described nron
to perform in rem edying the con­ state of Morroeeo. Several casual­ da. . M»> 30 The program w ill eon- his eye lest week when a piece of interpreted in very good style and erty, situated in the County o f Jack-
d itio n , and unless they take tlie in ­ ties have already been reported.
:" " " ’''" ’ cnt was apparent as soil. Slate o f Oregon to w it*
1st of flag d rills , musical selections, j steel struck him
itia tiv e in advertising the vaille of
both vocal and instrum ental, and
th e ir I'l-odueCi and in m u ltip ly in g
wt a
Fred I.. Boalt, ed ito r of Hie P ort­ o lher features not yet arranged for.
th e ir sale« a ll the agitation the land News, died in P o rtla iu f Satur­ I lie corps ladies are especially an­
newspapers engage in w ill avail day, fo llo w in g an attack o f in flu ­
ion« Io have all veterans out fo r
bu'
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nothing.— Medford News.
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(his occasion.
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