Gold Hill news., April 10, 1930, Image 1

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VOLUME NO. 31
TUB GOLD HILL NBWS, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY APRIL 10, 1030
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Would Build
Ir ernational
Highway, Plan
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AHK YOU REGISTERED?
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Mayor’s Proclamation
j Items of News
’ From the State
i Capitol Bldg.
Analyzing
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| April 15th will be the dead |
Gold Hill, Oregon
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w eae
| line on registrations for the j
With the New Seieace of Sfibbio
| spring primary. If you did not |
April 9, 1930,
, vole ut tlie last general election |
By C. J~COFFMAN
I do hereby proclaim the 10th of April the be­
| you uuist register to exercise |
D ean o f A ll Ik* Enum erator*
ginning of clean-up days and running to April
| your frunchi.se. if you are not |
| sure whether you will I n - en- |
19th. The city will furnish the truck and it will
| tilled to vote or not—BEGIS- |
E lizabeth
call for your rubbish during the time mentioned.
•> TEB and take no chance.
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P ro p h etic ability 1» one
Don’t have trash hauled that you can burn. Put
Tlie ide» of un International high­ | II. D. Bred is registrar in the | I
»trong points, a s your flrst
Oregon's 3(8)0 national guardsmen
your
cans and rubbish in sacks or boxes and place
1 would allow us. the
way reaching from Alaska »outit
G gM H ill P r e c in c t.
have
just been outfitted with the
I
EL
signifying
Gist
it where the truck can get it handily.
through Canada, through the United ♦ ♦ --------------------------------------- ♦ ♦
new style roil collar military uni­
| In th e language of
Stoles into Mexico, Ontrul mid
forms of melton cloth, according to
th e ancients.
(Signed)
Soul li Amerien, hus long been u
I n f a c t , your
Major General White, commander of
dream of rond enthusiasts. The Am­ EGG PRODUCTION
flrst th ree le tte rx
R. E . C O O K , M a y o r .
tlie forty-first division. The uni­
RETURN’S PROFIT
erien» Automobile Association is
ELI. <*onstltiite the
forms are provided by the federal
supporting legislation now before
beginning syllable
government at a cost of approxi­
Some Oregon pnultrymru have
of som e w onderful
Congress authorizing an investiga­
mately $50,188). The- new style
prophets,
notably
tion looking toward the construction been making us high u* til) per cent
“Pershing” cap and garrison leather
E lijah and E lisha
of un International Highway con­ profit above costs In commercial
belt will also be issued to the Ore­
Eli him self Is a
necting the North western portion of egg production, while others liuve
c h a ra c te r of some A Vigorous, Erect gon guardsmen soon.
the I tiiti'il S ta te s w ith British Col­ been losing as much ns $2.181 per
im port In the Itihle.
Bock.
umbia, Youkon Territory und R as­ hen each yyur, according to tlie fin­
Your nam e real­
Distribution of $2,615,503.05 in
ita. Tlie legislation now pending al tabulation of results of a three
ly p re sen ts quite an a sso rtm en t of
provides an appropriation of $25,000 yeur cost of production survey
m eanings. If we ta k e the syllables motor vehicle registration fees, rep­
to defray the ex|>enses of a commis­ made by the poultry und furm man­
a p a rt. Among th e re m ight be noted resenting the net collections for the
six month period ending March 15
power, stre n g th and virginity.
agement departments of the Oregon
sion of three to study the project.
Your erect, fine c a rria g e and s t r i p 'll . has just been completed by Secre­
State
college
experiment
station.
The activity on behalf of this
ba< k would Indicate a determ inaU ou tary of State Hoss. Of the total
A prelinvinary report covering the
highway has been concentrated in­
to c arry th is virginity Into the a ttr ib ­ amount $865,229.64 was apportioned
entire
three
years
of
cost
research
to various local communities and
u tes of m ind, as «veil us body. It among the various counties in pro­
sections und there has been no coor­ has been issued, ami a more com-
gives you Independence of thought
portion to each county’s contribu­
dinated effort to bring the united in­ plete bulletin, giving more detail on
and direr-tness of m ental action, not
A supplementary appropriation
The
state
emergency
board
meet­
tion to the total fund and $1,750,274.-
fluence of the coast to work toward the many factors found to affect was authorized by a bill and signed ing for the first lime in the present possessed by many
In tim es past, th is virgin Inienf of 41 was placed to the credit of the
cost, will be Issued later.
its accomplishment.
by President Hoover April 4th dis­ biennium here lust Friday after­ oilnd and body has a ttra c te d the more state highway fund.
On the 154 farms studied, scatter­
The major activity in behalf of
tributing $48,750,000 which is un­ noon authorized deficiency appro­ a rd en t wooing by Its very e x iste w e .
this International highway has been ed throughout the state, the aver­ portioned among the 48 states and priations aggregating $271,051.30 as T his w as most noticeable In Queen
County courts over the state will
centered in California und acting age cost of producing a dozen eggs Kuwait for thr purpose of building follows:
E lizabeth o f England.
Possessing be instructed to desist from the
on the suggestion from the enthus­ for the three years 1926- '28, was roads. Of this amount Oregon re­
Construction of a new wing and statesm nn«hip to a degree seldom , practice of committing feeble mind-
The actual average
equuled. she algo possessed a very hu- ! .
,
iastic proponents of this highway, 28.7 cents.
ceived 798,000.
.. x Most
o- L
cell block ut the state penitentiary m an h ....
price
received
by
growers
for
the
e art.
of her c ru eltie s w ere ed persons to the state hospital for
a meeting has been railed to see if
the
insane
at
Salem.
Dr.
B.
E.
Lee
to
accomodate
320
prisoners,
$53,000.
sim ply an expression of her rebellion
the various interests might not be same period was 28.1 cents. This
Hans Christensen
Anderson’s
Janitor and elevator service and 1 a g ain st w om an's g re a te st toss, th e Steiner, superintendent of the hos­
brought together and provisions applied to nearly four million dozen 125th birthday anniversary was cel­
pital declares that he does not pro­
general maintuinancc of new state lack of an ard en t, tr u e lover.
made for the eflicient advancement eggs, making this study one of the ebrateli in Denmark by the entire
office building for which no provis- i Success and a c are er can n o t com­ pose to allow his institution to be
most
complete
of
its
kind
ever
car­
of this highway.
nation.
Two hundred thousand ion was made by last legislature, pensate for th is loss, and your g re a t­ ma«ie a dumping ground for feeble
ried on.
children in the iMiblic school* of $35J88).
est single asset Is th e hom e and fam ­ minded persons many of whom are
Ihirsuunt to this idea, the Oregon
On the basis of these averages,
ily For th is you m ust co n tinually la­ being committed to this institution
Stain Chamber of Commerce, the the business us a whole paid back Denmark celebrated the occasion.
For salaries and expenses of cir­ bor. m aking all else secondary.
Oregon Motor Association und the 'o the producers all cash costs, all
by county courts now that the in­
cuit judges, due to failure of in­
E lizab eth s th ere have been who w ere
Oregon Good Bonds Association, and depreciation, good farm wages for
Russia ha* ordered food stuffs to crease«! litigation fees to cover in­ g reat
In th e ir c a re e rs but th e happl- stitution for feeble minded is filled
veorkiug in harmony with the more operator und his family’ for time ex­ be sent to the Crimeans to releive
esi E lizab eth s have been those un­ to capacity.
creased salaries, $45,000.
uctive (ailiforniu proponents, are pended, u profit of 5 |>cr rent Inter­ the dire conditions there until next
known to fam e, who succ«*eded In
For
salaries
of
district
attorneys,
sponsoring a meeting of nil inter­ est on invrstnzent, an da clear profit harvest.
building a happy though hum ble
A final dividend of 3.4 per cent
$3.000.
ested parties to be held in the Mult­ of .6 rents a dozen above all," the
home.
was mailed out to depositors in the
Interest on state bonils issued to
I do hope th a t yonr aspirations, commercial department of the de­
nomah Hotel, Portland, at 10 o'clock reimrt points out. That the business
Egypt is threatened by two armies
cover interest payments on irriga­ your desire for big th in g s will not funct Western State Bank of New
A. M. Mondavi, April 14 th.
of producing commercial eggs in of locusts advancin'* from the Su­
Designation of the International Oregon is, ns a whole, a profitable dan and Palestine. The locusts are tion district bonds under state in­ lend you to lie I PC« th e w rong thing, port this week by A. A. Schram, state
E lizabeth. W hat th e world calls the
reported as being three f, .1 deep on terest guarantee law, $29,073.82.
Highway through the states of Ore­ business cannot be questioned.
big things a re by 00 m eans the best superintendent of banks. This div­
General
operating
expenses
of
su­
gon, Washington and California is a
That production per hen Ls one of I c mi'ro-*«! tracks and trains are preme court depleted by Joseph- things. T hey a re only good in so fa r as idend makes a total of $38.4 per cent
matter for the future and the var­ the vital factors nffeetinq costs being held up.
they <*ontrlhute to th e best things. Yon paid out to commercial depositors
Mimnix disbarment trials, $2,500.
ious roads already constructed now st shown by the f:ct
a re probably ns ahle ns I to pick out on claims aggregating $227,633.87.
that
For salaries and general operating the b«*st things. T hey a re legion, but Savings depositors were paid a total
A gusher, the Mary Sudik, in the
form alternate routes through the flocks that fell below «•« average • f
three const states. The designation 140 eggs per hen showed a net cost Oklahoma City oil fields has defied expenses of new Eastern Oregon tu­ th eir nam e Is l.ovp
of 94 per cent on claims aggregating
O t, 1910. WRNtern N evw pftpw r U n io n .)
of uny particular road ns the Inter­ per dozen eggs of 34.5 cents, while score* of workmen who have tried berculosis hospital at The Dalles,
$35,413.63.
national highway will not I n * a sub­ those of 200 or more average show­ to slop its flow*. It Is estimated to $28,500.
have shot a stream of petroleum at
For payment of state’s share in ! ~
ject of discussion at this meeting, ed a net cost of 25.8 cent*.
Employment of a third parole of­
the rate of 2,000 barrels an hour in­ care of orphans, dependents and MUSIC FESTIVAL TO BE
rather the entire time will I n * given
ficer at the state training school for
to the air. It is said to be one of the homeless children in stale aided in-
HELD IN GOLD HILL 18th boys has been authorized by the
over to discussion at this meeting, $1,500,000 BON’D ISSUE IS
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rather thr entire time will be given
board of control. W. H. Baillee su­
AUTHORIZED FOR ROADS largest wells of its kind in the stitutions, $49,977.48.
world.
Utedioneclntion (I’s... 1
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For payment of state’s share in ' Next week, Friday April 18tli the perintendent of the school, in urging
over to discussion of ways and
care of orphans, dependents and i music departments from the schools the employment of the additional of­
Taking ndvnntuge of the approxi­
Gandi in trying to free India from homeless children in state aided in­ of Glendale, Central Point, Butte ficer pointed out that there are now
means ns to how best the orderly mately $800,000 in additional federal
construction of such a road might funds just made available for road British rule is dramatizing illegal stitutions, $49,977.48.
Falls, Eagle Point and possible some approximately 650 boys on active
be achieved.
work 4n Oregon the state highway salt making us the o|>cning move in
For the employment of two mar- others are expected to meet in Gold parole from ¡the school, each of
commission at a special meeting in a greater violation of British laws. keting specialists in the extension Hill for a music festival Io be held whom it is necessary to visit every
KINCAIDS OPENING DANCE
Portland Friday approved the addi­
service of Oregon State college to at the Gold Hill Pavilion. This will month.
Programs for the observation of promote organization of farmers’ be the first venture of its kind open '
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DRAWS LARGE CROWDS tion of approximately $1.275.000 in
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j Improvements to the 1930 road pro- “Oregon Day" May 2 are being cooperative associations to comply to only the smaller schools, in ‘ Col. Hiram U. Welch of Portland
mailed out by State Supt. Howard
The opening dance at the Gold "r‘"n-
npw Projects, totalling to shcools, granges, and other or­ w4th requirements of federal farm Southern Oregon and if successful has relinquished command of the
may become a regular annual event. 186th infantry regiment and assunt-
relief measure, $14,000.
Hill Pavilion drew a large crowd
7 ,nilcs »"elude 7 miles of paving,
ganizations throughout the state.
of dancers, Saturday night. Every j 27"’ niiles of rock surfacing, 32.4
For ground water surveys in Was­ The entertainment will start about cd command of the 32nd brigade,
one o’clock p. m. and Iasi for about command of which was relinquish-
town in the county was represented
, grading. 4 8 miles of grade
co and Harney counties and for in­
71 RATTLESNAKES KILLED
among the crowd. The Imperial widening und 33 miles of rock re- _
vestigation by Oregon Stale college 4 hours, featuring rhythm bands,' ed by Major General George A.
orchestra furnished the music and 1 s,,rfaeing. At the same lime the
Seventy-one rattlesnakes, a scor­ of various pests including the cher­ harmonica bands, folk dancing, glee White when he took over command
club, orchestra and band work. of the 41st division upon his eleva-
everyone seemed to enjoy the e v - : commission authorize«! the Issuance pion and several blue racer snakes ry fly and filbert weevil, $11,000.
About
600 people are expected to be : tion to the major generalship. Lt.
of
a<i«lilional
bonds
with
which
to
were
killed
yesterday
following
the
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ening.
present and no admission will be Col. Eugene C. Libby has succeeded
match federal funds up Io $1,500,000. discovery of two snake dens on the
FIRE MEETING MONDAY
charged.
Col. Welch in command of the 186th
Beyers place, three miles east of
SCIENTISTS FIND CAUSE
infantry.
About 70.000 enumerators started Canyonville. The dens were dis-
Monday evening is the regular MAYOR COOK PROCLAIMS
OF ROTATION BENEFITS In April 2 on Ihe work of taking the
covered by McKinley Huntington, meeting of the Gold Hill fire depart
CLEAN-UP DAYS FOR CITY
Orders issued by the public ser­
fa m census, in conjunction with who has the ranch under lease, and ' „lent. At this time a report upon
vice commission this week provide
Farm scientist* are not cordent Ihe population census.
he was assisted in killing the rep- the dance is expected and plans for
According to a proclamation to
these days to know that certain
Hies by John Ulftm, government | clean-up days will be discussed, be found on page one of this paper for reduced rates on all classes of
electric service by three utilities as
methods will pro<!uce favorable re­ SAMBO’S PHILOSOPHY hunter; Abe Coop, Ted Ross, Denny R is hoped that the entire depart
the clean-up days in Gold hill will follow's: Yamhill Electric company
sults they insist on knowing why.
Wood and Mrs. Cora Beyers.
ment, will be present.
be between now and Easter Sunday.! operating at Newberg; Molalla Elec-
The fundamental reason that crop
After loeating the two rock dens
c
tpw
rnnTTO e n m m . . . a
I The City C0UncU has provided n ,ric ootnpany operating at Wilson-
rotation improves the soil has just
Mr. Huntington railed for helpers 1
u * ,,
A n n „ lruck 10 8°ther “P ,he rubbish i n ) ville. The reductions run from 16
been w>orked out nnolher step by
and proceeded to dynamite both
nk w 1 ool HALL WILL OPEN the city and insofar as the truck | to 20 per cent and will be effective
soils specialists at Oregon State col­
holes. One of Ihe dens yielded 17
will be available only two days $t May
lege where rotation and irrigation
rattlesnakes nnd Ihe other contained
Saturday Will mark the formal has been routed as follows: North I
plots have been conducted for more
54. The , snnkes
to °l,<’n’,,8 °*’ *he Grotto, Gold Hill’s gjde of s.
. . . just beginning ....
S. P. tracks, Wednesday,
Wednesday,! I Collections from Oregon’s new* ex­
than IB years.
emerge from hibernal ion were s ill newest confectionery and Pool Hall. Aprii l6. South side of S. P. tracks cise lax in its first year of operation
A chemical study just completed
s k "¡n,i r J k s e
y
h i
"eW es,h,b,l,*h,™’nIt is under ,he Saturday April 19th.
I will exceed $500,000 according to re-
shows that soil on the three-year ro­
s ,
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, ! uu'uagcment of B. (.. Jorgensen and
The property owners are request- turns now filed. Actual coll«?ctionx
tation plots used for beans, barley
I he largest rattler was 38 inches j wBl cater to the fountain and con- e«l to clean up all unsightly litter to date exceed $300,000, second half
nnd clover, had made a gain of sev
long and hnd 10 rallies. The small- ( fectionery trade as well as serve cans and weeds about their places' payments not being due until Oc-
ernl hundred pounds of nitrogen per
esl was 8 Inches long and had one light lunches. At Ihe rear of the and burn what can be burned and
tober.
acre and 4000 ixtunds of orgrtnle car­
rattle.
confectionery will be a card and pile the rest in a convenient place
bon over plots grown continuously«
This was the second onslaught on pool room. The building has been where Ihe city truck can get it on
Mark McAllister, state corjHiration
to beans. Rotation plots, ns n eon-
millers in Ihe Canyonville district completely remodeled inside to the day« apeeifled. The fire de­
se«menee, when given supplemental
Ihe past week, C. E. Ensley at Ump­ house the new establishment. The partment is behind the cleanup this commissioner, has suspended the
irrigation required less than half
qua Camp having killed 31 snnkes walls have all been wainseoated , year nnd expects to make every ef- permit of the Merrill Mortuary, a
the amount of water needed on the
last week after opening up a den and the «sail., redecorated. New fort possible to get the town in a Utah corporation, covering the sale
of burial certificates in this state for
other soil.
discovered by his wife.
fixtures have been installed.
clean wholesome condition by alleged failure to live up to the pro­
Benns under continuous cropping
Easter time.
visions of the permit.
decreased In yield through the 16
Mrs. Inquisitive: B ill what would
Honey, if you really do like this
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years to less than five bushels per
you do if your parachute refused Io ukelele, I’m going to give it to you.
Don’t let me hear any bad reports
You seem a bright boy. I suppose
nere, while under soli building prac­ re go an p re a c h u g lu I Him—bit e open while you were falling?
An out-and-out gift?
about you.
you have a very good place in your
den frying size recstahk teamin' to
News Gleaned 0. K. of Board
and Condensed On Emergency
for our Readers Fund is Given
tice with irrigation the yield in­
creased to n w then M bujbeti■
crow dat» cullln Willie.”
P a ra c h u te J u m p e r ( b o r e d ) : Take
Abaolutely; there's no string» (0
I ’ll try not to, dad, but you know class?
It back and exchanged, of course,
it«
these things w ill leak eut.
Oh yas. I sit right by the stove,
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