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VOLUMK NO. 32 ■rwmre-si. , m c o U H U U Rogue Birds Bring Best Pool Prices COMI’REHBOR arrives for REVENUE mink property NE M , JAC KSON COUNTY, O R E G ^ N - ^ ^ D ^ ^ a , — 1 » GOLD HILL NUGGET aii il— ai i . il _ - <- sa a ,“ _ M r and Mrs. Hay Kenaston and daughter left Sunday fo r Southern Cuhtunu'd after spending Thanks* giving w ith Mr. Kenaston’s parents. Robert Kenaston returned from I os Angeles w ith them and is now con fined to hi» home w ith rheumatism. NUMBER 31 Health Assn. Opens Drive For Revenue A new portublc type compressor was unloaded at the local freight -1—1 - ï ' 1 ** >>y >>l f ■ S*u,,t‘n l ,io d y l,t 1 he G c l d l li ll High School. Vol. I. depot this week und transported to Hie Revenue Mine, com m only known Evelyn Thompson E d ito r I This develop, a feeling fo r rhythm , as the old WFoten Pocket on Kanes Jean (.hisholm, Grade Reporter. mood, and beauty. O ur Orthophonie ( reek from w hich many thousands Jewel Quakenbush, Social. \ ictro lu is a decided asset to this o f dollars were taken by the o rig in H. F. Paul, C ity marshal, is auth I.im lsley Horman, Sports and gen department. E very year new records al discoverers. The present owners o rity fo r the statement that the c ity of the best composers are added. anticipate developing the mine on a erul high school reporter. «lumping ground is now ready fo r comm ercial basis and all plans arc use The grounds have been fenced Athletic«» The 32 cent advance paid Io v a l mdng made io ascertain Hie extent U'e now have J KO ttadents e n ro ll and are p ro p e rly signed. ley tu rke y ralsera In the Thanks- o f the m ineral Values contained on There w ill he a double-header bas ed in the Gold H ill schools. T his is Hiving pool o f the Farm Exchange that properly. The w ork on the ket hall game In-tween Gold H ill Hie largest number fo r several years. The Jackson Co. Health associa th e Misses M ildred O rr and E liza Co-operative o f Medford 1» «bout nil pro p e rty Is being done under the sii- hoys’ and g irls ' teams this coming L;,s< year at (his tim e there was beth Morse were Thanksgivin» tion has started on its annual d rive they can figure on according to tele pervision o f H enry Hay w ho u n til F rid a y night. The admission w ill he adotul o f 152 - . students; ___ we have 28 guests al Eugene over Hie Thanks fo r funds to ca rry on i t , most bene graphic advices received from («. N. » short lim e ago has been employed I.« ami 25c. The game w ill start al ' "J0" tart year. T w o shipments ficial w ork. g ivin g holidays. Snviige A Co., o f New York C ity at the S flvanltc mine near this c ity . 7:30 p. m. Don’t miss this firs t gain, " f desks had 16 be ordered and an The most im portant w o rk o f every « Who handled the pool. The Revenue is being developed by on our home flo o r. other bus has bee in stitu te d lo ac- turkey - dinner in d ivid u a l in a com m unity is to as commodate the larger number o f stu A general collapse o f the turkey Seattle capital. rile Ladies A id w ill serve a T u r sist in m aintaining and bettering the • • Wednesday night both the hoys' dents. m arket due Io u surplus o f birds, key D inner in connection w ith th e ir health o f the com m unity w hich w ill nnd g irls ’ squads went Eagle Point • n il a tendency on the purl o f the Annual Bazaar in Childers B u ilding mean healthy, happy ch ildren in to ply our firs t gain«- o f the season. buying public to lug. as a reaction Com homes and schools. A bulletin is being prepared in the on Saturday December 7. I he g irls played firs t, apd rig lli from p rin cip a l s office lo be sent to the mence serving al noon. Everybody fro m the W all Street debacle, was W ork o f the association comes un the lim e the w histle blew the signal parent- o f Hie school ch ildren of welcome. given as reasons. Al that, the Hogue der the fo llo w in g heads. fo r the beginning o f the game, they H iver lords received the highest (■old H ill and v ic in ity , acquainting 1- Mainlainance o f three Public began lo run up a score w hich the th e « w ith the school’s activities and price o f any section. The fu ll re Health nurses. Earle Point g irls could not keep up turns on tlie T hanksgiving pool w ill leach, rs. This Is to be mailed some- 2. School Inspection and Health w ith , it was an easy vie to rv and lim e this week. not be available u n lit late Ibis week. examination. the game ended 8 lo 26 in .u r fa vo r I be Christmas turkey pool w ill 3. Pre-school and in fa n t clinics. The hoys game was harder fought. o|»en Wednesday, am i so fa r the top Grade News aFlhoiigli we aehimhlntcd enough price of 21! cents per pound w ill be 4. P roviding m ilk, medicines, sup John, Marie, and FI, yd H o'---Is ■mints nt one lim e to give us a good are bselt in school now a fte r about plies, X ray examinations, clothing, offered. A guarantee fund o f KID.dOO lead. The Eagle Pointers ra llie d and two» weeks Illness. bedding to p a te n ts who are in need w ill be posted In the Jackson Coun o f same. managed to gel one point ahead o f ty Hank to cover this advance, (¡rail- Ing and shipping w ill he under the 5. Benefit o f an early diagnosis. Notice is hereby given that the us hut they could do nothing else. I here w i re fifteen pupils on the 6. Supervising o f sanitation o f same conditions us the Thanksgiving E l .N F .', See. 9. T. 33 s , R. 2 E.. W. Both learns missed some dandy shots honor ro ll «luring the Iasi six weeks pool. 1 ubercular patients, th e ir ch ildren M „ containing HO acres is restore«« especially Eagle Point Just before I in the 3rd and -tth grade room. They 1 etc. It is estimated that there are 120.- Io en try, subject to the preference the end o f the game, when they m iss-I were Charlotte W alker. W in o n i . The death rate reduction in Ore- 00 imunds o f tu rke y left in the val rights o f ex-service men o f the late cd a couple o f cripples, hut Just he- Shoemaker, Eileen Shorb, Sybil I gon has been from 95 to 62. ley nod available fo r the Chrislmas w a r w ith Germany. December 18. fore (he lust w histle blew Mel Sar- W alker. Buster M ullin, A lbert Gould | We are proud o f the record that market. N in e ty-tw o thousand tbs. 1929. at 9 o’clock A. M.. al Hie United ««•al got the hull and looped a p re tty L o rn * were shipped In the Thanksgiving States l.and Offf.ee in Roseburg Ore fie ld goal w in n in g the game fo r us on Dung,'., pool. N inety per cent o f (he tu r and open Io e n try by Hie general w ith a score o f 14-1.3. keys offered were No. I birds. public on March 1«. 1930, at 9 o'clock Don Forget The Game Friday Night. ' May " i l h Hie 32 cents advance on the A. M. A p p lic a tio n , may he file d in Smith. T hanksgiving pool ami 20 cents on Hus o ffic e by ex-service w ith in 20 . A program was given by the grade . , ------ 1U«1 U1C ta Claus nd a g ift from him . the Christmas pool the average fo r days p rio r Io the date o f the openln« school Iasi Wednesday in honor of | Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’K elley and good citizens o f our county, espec ia lly those who have attained parent the valley turkeys is 29 cents. This o r from November 2«, 1929 to De- Thanksgiving. It was a tableau of Barbara Skelton is now back in son Cloyd motored to Eugene to Is from tw o Io fo u r ernts higher «e.nlK-r 13. 192» a lld bv , h(> R(,neri(, the P ilgrim s coming lo America. The school a fte r a few days absence. meet th e ir son B u rw e ll and a ll had a hood, w ill not o nly commend and music was supplied by the H i School than received h.v other coast dist p u b lic from February 27. 1930 Thanksgiving d in n er together. B u r appreciate the w o rk done, but w ill purchase the stamps sent to them, ric t tu rke y raisers it Is claimed. March 18. 1930. If the land s till he g ills glee club. The school orches The fifth and sixth grades had 100% w e ll is employed in Portland and consider it an obligation and tra uniter the leadership o f Mr. Botts in banking. The little lots at school are happy open to entry. A ll applications filed pleasure to do so. o f Medford made i t , firs t appearance SCHOOL EDITORS W IL L 'lu rin g (his 20 day period w ill be B) have hot lunches start once more. w ith (w o de lig h tfu l numbers. It considered a, file d sim ultaneously, T h is is a great help to school ch ild - High School News MEET AT U. of O. CONFERENCE MANY STUDENTS AT U. ren. nnd i f more than one application be was enjoyed iimnenesly by about 150 W tio’s Who? Seniors visitors. ARE SELF SUPPORTING Died a d ra w in g w ill be had. __ _____ ,' ive Oak Orange had a very In te r- Name— Charles Smith The annual Oregon High School Age— 13 years (something w ro n g est,° 8 nie<Hing Monday m gnt. M r Ex-service men must file w ith th e ir Conference w ill he held al the Cni- General School Notes Students who are w h o lly o r par mewhere). and Mm. Oscar Shepherd gave th e ir somewhere). v e rs lly o f Oregon Ibis year on Janu application fo r the land, s o ld ie r’s Music Department report o f th e ir tr ip to the N ational tia lly self-supporting at the U nivers D escription— He is about 5’-5” has a ry H) — 11. it was announced here. 'ffiila v il, copy o f dischargr. and w a I he aim o f this department Is to ity out-num ber the students w ho de Four d iffe re n t groups w ill meet fo r ter hole a ffid a v it. This land is re- di.velop a love of. and appreciation lig h t sandy h a ir and numerous »«•ange held in Seattle, Washington. pend on others fo r support more I he largest crow d o f the season freckles. He can be easily recog the purpose o f threshing out prob '«■sled ra ilro a d land and must lie of the very best in music. than tw o lo one, figures announced was at the dance in O’K e lle y’s hail nized by a b rig h t blue s h irt. (A n lems affecting high school activities. "a id fo r al «2.50 an acre—M cents I his year we have a ju n io r glee by E a rl M. Pallet, Registrar, show. Iasi Saturday night. The Oregon High SrhoolPress con "*'r acre al the lim e o f filin g . and«2 club a, w e ll as the H i school boys’ other fire sale). The basketball I--- players are expect Out o f 2993 regular students on the A m bition—To become a real cow- ference w ill be mile up o f editors Per acre and commission when inak and g irls ’ choruses. The girts are bov ««.V I-Apvui- mg to show every one how they ra n Eugene Campus, 1957 earn a ll o r and Managers o f high school news 'ng fin a l proof. singing ’ three a part The H i Favorite Pasllm ----1 n songs. r 111 part o f th e ir way, w h ile o n ly 942 papers. m onthly magatines and year .......... ....... -P la yin g ‘horsy’. w in a game next Friday night wheif- Tl » ,, , I *C£2®1 bov’1 «re H nging 4 part songs. come in a classification called “ less they play Butte Falls. Favorite Expression—A w , Geel books, w ho w ill gather at the school* I he fo llo w in g land w ill also be Ih is is lh e f ir s ly e a r s ln c e t h e m u - Mrs. Goodale and Mrs. Bailey w ho than 10CJ. self-supporting” . N inety Attendance H onor R oll o f Journalism Io gain points on pub " p‘ ‘n, f ° r ’“ ‘Itle m e n l: The department was a d d«l that they have been in the hospital in Grants fo u r failed to state an answer to this Those w ho have been n e ith e r ab lica tio n . The Association o f High v t - o .. . S* C- 9‘ Sec. 21,1 hnve ',u,i enough a b ility to try this question. School Student Body officers w ill A h 4 NE>i See. 29, T. 34 S„ H. 1 W „ for,n o f W °rk at the beginning o f the sent nor ta rd y during the 3rd re t ass fo r some time were brought The figures show the surprising home this week much improved. ' port month are: also meet, as w ill the G irl’s League containing 160 acres; ulso SW',« SE 1 y e ,r ’ r.omher o f 792 students o r more than Mary Laws w ho has been em ploy Err.nii? F e rry, Elizabeth F e rry. Ted T in 1 f r “ c' ional X E ' i N E K Sec'. | l c T t" ’ HI school g irls are doing S. O fficers, and the faculty supervisors B itte r, Jean Chisholm. Ruth Green ed in Portland fo r several months is a fo u rth , e n tire ly self-supporting. r 36 S.. R. 2 W.. W. M „ containing ! S’ A’ | o f student activities. A 'lccn G uy. M ary H u n ,le y, Ernest home to visit her parents u n til after Of this number 607 are men and 185 rCS ," “ king. " lo lu l o f 239.92 The > °"n g c r jieople aa< arc given ex- pivvu ex- are women. Students earning more Kell, Clarence Kell, N e llie Stone. Xmas holidays. acres, are restored to en try, w ith perienee in music by many beautiful NEW H ATC HERY COMPLETED Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Chase from Yreka than h a lf o f Hieir way toaal 1488, o r Minnie H arrison, Linsley Dorman, IN CENTRAL OREGON COUNTRY pow er site réservation subject lo note songs, fo lk songs, and descrip- h a lf o f the student body. O f this preference rights o f «.x-service men live songs. They gain unconsciously Nora D usenlierry, Charles Smith, C alif., paid th e ir frie n d Mrs. Seamon number 1145 are men and 345 are a visit. They have been friends fo r Evelyn Thompson, L ucille H illle One o f Hie most modern trout o f Hie bile w a r w ith Germany, on though im ita tio n . The rh y th m band women. 50 years. The average attendance fo r the hatcheries in the United Slates lias • e«. 20, 1929, al 9 o’clock n. in., at fo r ch ild re n from the p rim a ry to O nly 192 men out o f a total o f The annual C ity election took whole school was much higher last been completed ¡«1 Eall R iver, th irty the United Stales Land O ffice at Hie fo u rth grade gives them an un LXlO per cent of place last Monday. There m onth; it was 96%. were o n ly -, ¿ 7 r earn r -,rn less ‘ T” . than ,han 10 Per c ---" i i v u i n y Bos,.burg. Oregon, an,I open | „ Cn- derstanding o f rh yth m and enables miles from Bend, by the stale game ' and Smirk« ,, lf ,s P °in »e<l out. . - — -w. •• . . puim eu OUT. This seventeen voles east Mr. Sparks, H< " eral P«bllC. on March them to enter in to the s p irit o f the commission. The old hnlehery ’ 7 Last week a health examination Mr. Hatch and Clarence SteihJ were fig u re is held to'be one o f the most w hich supplied most o f the fr y fo r «0, 19.1(1. A pplications may he file d music. since it in indicates that SÌ" Ce H d k a “ » tha was held fo r the high school to de elected fo r a tw o year term on the ‘ signifisTinl, t iY # 1 I f rv ■ w rrs ■*.- ■ 4 * . - . . . . Central Oregon lakes and srleams by the ex-service men w ith in 20 «lay was elected I . . n. , VCrS" y is “ s‘ ric tly demo . - — » . . « v s i j U V I U O - council and Al Love The classes in "M usic Apprecia term ine those who were u n fit | 0 has been abandoned because o f p o o r1 p rio r to Hie dale o f opening, o r from crakic jn M itu tio n , w ith an absence fo r a one year term. w a te r conditions. In the new plant November 30. 192» lo Dee. I9 lh I'»’»«) tion w ill begin Hie second semester. N. C. O. M ille r o f Oakland, Calif., ] o f the type o f “ coonskin” student so (Continued on Page F our) every modern idea has been Incorp ami l.y the general public from ' Mar. 1 often r,,Und in colleges and universi was a holiday caller at Sandry’s. .' h i ” ’ ? M“ r - 2° ’ ,030’ i f ,h<‘ ' ‘" ’ 'I ' orated. W ater conditions arc ideal, ties. ; Mr. and Mrs. H a rry W ilke iis from according lo Malt Byckman, super- M ill he open fo r entry. A ll a p p li [ ‘Tlw.sc figures prove that young 1 Grants Pas, were callers in Rogue Intendent o f hatcheries. More ponds cations filed «luring this 20 «lav per people o f Oregon are determ ined lo I R iver Iasi Wednesday, w ill be added as (he seasons pass iod w ill he considered as filed sim i Mr. and Mrs. W in Lannigan, ow n get an education and that they are and in time the Fall H iver hatchery ultaneously, and i f more than one e r o f the butcher shop in the Pig- w illin g to sacrafice fo r it.” , says D r w ill he one of the largest in opera application he file d fo r the same gley W iggley store in Grants Pass A rnold Bennett H a ll, president o f land, a d ra w in g w ill he |,a«l tio n by the commission. I were Sunday afternoon callers at the u niversity. "T h is is undoubtedly Ex-servlee men must file w ith one o f the reasons fo r the fine demo Loves. th e ir application fo r the land ¿OREGON PEARS TOP Sol- cra tic s p irit found on our campus, A cull came lo Roffne R iver fo r ille r ’s a ffid a v it, copy o f discharge, I NEW YORK MARKET pow er .„’ led p , . , | „ n n|u| Arc fighters to fig h t flames on the a s p irit that finds expression in the r Applegate. Three ear loads o f men remarkable 1 , , , achievements ............... ” ■ ,,,e of s the l'>- stu- a ffid a vit. This land is revested ra il le fl that nighl l „ help. , <lcn,s b°th w h ile in the u n ive rsity Oregon w in te r pears arc selling in road land an,I must he paid fo r at the New Y ork Markets at a prem ium A few drops o f rain fe ll here “ e'.’ . Cr ,h ‘‘V nre «ra ,|uated. W.uO an ncre-bOeenls per acre nnd n ir e is ’ Students are w illin g to do any kind o f from 60 lo 70 rents a box over Wednesday morning. Every one a , . ...... o «»i»? Rina ices and commissions when filin g o f w o rk m order to earn funds fo r supplies from either C alifornia or longing to see a good rain. and $2.00 per acre an,I commissions s< hool it is state(l by Mrs C harlo|te W ashington this year. The advan -A. when m aking proof. Donnelley, and Miss D orothy Thom tage fo r Oregon fru it comes from OREGON GIRL HONORED as. employment secretaries. Mowing h e lle r harvesting and storage meth Mrs. J. S. K eller and fa m ily are ods employed by g ro w e r, and ship A celebration in recognition o f lawns, p u ttin g in wood, housework, now occupying Hie M atilda P arker pers o f this stale fo llo w in g develop home on Fourth Avenue in this city. Oregon s th ird national 4-H club ja n ito r service, typing, bookkeeping w in n e r is being planned by the e ilv and even w o rkin g as firem en in the ment o f improved methods worked Mr. K eller is employed by the Wes out by the Oregon e x|ie rim e iil sta o f Eugene in honor o f Miss I ois c ity fire department, and a wide tern Union Co. in construction w o rk va rie tio n . Bailey. Lane county g irl w ho h a , ' 7 T ty y o f o ther jobs are found bv iS and is now located in Bogue River. i-M won ,he Moses Iro p h v f h“ J I students. One trio o f ambitious Rogue R iver Valley growers nnd The Kellers fo rm e rly resided at P o rt shippers are fo llo w in g through this land. most o u t,I. ading club g irl and lead young men pul themselves through year by keeping H enry Hartman, er in the U. S. The club division o f school last w in te r by ru n n in g a line pom ologist on leave from Oregon the stale college extension service is o f traps up in (he Mckenzie R iver The Ladies Aid w ill held th e ir an Slalp College, in the eastern market cooperating in arranging the cele country. nual Rnzaar o f aprons and fancy bration fo r Dec. 21. This is the 3rd centers to make sure the fru it rea w o rk goods on Saturday, December Miss C la ir Dunn o f Grants Pass che, consumers In the best shape 7 in the C h ild e r’s b u ild in g fo rm e rly successive w in fo r Oregon, others being Alex Cruickshank o f McMinn- was a guest o f friends in the c ity ^possible. occupied by Morelock Confectionery. burg an<1 E< gar G rin>es o f H a rris- ihpndp v i-5LIMJ Dunn is a ,eacber in the English department o f Grants Pass schools. More land Thrown Open For Entry Rogue River Elects New City Officers artV Shop With the Advertisers
