VOLI MK NO. 33
TOCAY
TtIK GOLD HILL NKWS, JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1930
MINERAL CONFERENCE
GAINING IN INTEREST
N d rth rrn
Cnlifornia-H'>uHirrn
O re-
Sponsor* of M ineral Conference
In Granfa Pa»* July 13
NUMBER it
Greatest Transcontinental Road Important Industrial Project
Seen in Smelter Near Here
The Old Spanish Trail From St. Augustine To
San
Diego, la Nearly Finished
■¥> *. jj-1
Newspapers and magazines. even
FRANK PAR j\É~l
outside of the ahíles <>f Oregon and
110,000-pound Electric Smelter Arrived Tuesday and
I .iiiiforniu nre allowing pronounc
By Caleb Johnson
Unloaded South of City; Expected To Be in
ed Interesl in the Mid Pacific Em
By the end of 1931 it w ill he pos- in San Antonio, a few weeks ago
H EIG H T
pire Economic Conference to be sihle fo r a motorist to start from Ihe King of Spain, through (he
Operation in Month
In Hying 1« * height o f 43,166 feet,
held ul ( ¡ r u tila Paas on July 15th, Maine and drive to Sun Antonio, Spanish Ambassador Io the United
’
I
more than rig h t miles up in th r air,
mid considerable publicity has been Texus without ever gelling o ff a State, presented a royal decoration
L ie u t A p o llo Soucek of the U. S.
A
manaufacturing
and
industrial
project
of
consider
given
lliia
important
event.
hard road. W ithin another two or fo Harrel Ayers, the managing d i
Navy has art a record which w ill take
lim n beating.
Seven hundred und fifty invllu three years the motorist can con rector of the Old Spanish T ra il able importance and interest to this section is the new-
O nly by the line o f compreaaeil
Ilona have been mulled up mid tinue his journey to C alifornia, over Association, in recognition of his electric smelter being erected south of this city.
oxygen in a tank, inhaled through a
down the Pacific Coual by the Nor hard road» all Hie way.
services in preserving and perpet
I he 110,000-pound smelter arrived in the’ Medford
lube, and an oxygen super-charger to
them California Southern Oregon
W ith all of our progress in road uating Ihe old Spanish tradition.
iuaure combustion in th r engine, was
railroad yards Tuesday morning
Development Association, sponsors building, there is today not a single
L ie u t Soucek able to do the stunt at
Of Hie firs t 579 miles of the
and were taken to the site and un
all. C'apt H aw thorne G ray o f the V . S
of Hie meeting and present indica route ueruss Hie Continent which T rail, from SI. Augustine to Bay
A rm y , who rose to 42, 470 fre t in a
loaded from Ihe main line. Other
lions lice I I i i i I those attending the does not involve d riving over h u ll
St. I.ouis, all hut a few miles has
balloon three years a g o , died fro m tai k
shipments are scheduled fo r this
meeting w ill not he confined Io he deeds of miles of roads which no- been paved, and that part, in Mis
o f o x y g rn in the rarelied alnm aplirre
citizens of Northern C alifornia m id body could classify as good und sissippi, ig hard sand and gravel.
o f that great height.
week and next and it is expected
Southern Oregon.
AH o f th r talk about voyaging to
which most motorists, accustomed Thence across Louisiana to the
that
the smelter w ill be in opera
th r moon, whether by airplane, rocket
(.hurle» F. W illis, editor und pub Io Ihe puved higiiyuys of both coasts Texas line, 362 miles. concrete
o r other device, i t t o much moonshine,
lion
w
ithin a month or six weeks.
lisher of the Mining Journal, Pho- mid Hie (¡real Lakes region, would pavement is being laid the entire
in view o f the im possibility o f t ai Ty
Dee
Williams, local m ining en
'-tiis,
Arizona,
in
u
letter
addressed
ing enough oxygen along, to say
classify as positively bad. But w ith distance. The unpaved sections are
n othing o f the intense cold o f in te r
to the Association recently request Hie completion of the Old Spanish good gravel roads.
gineer, acting fo r the concern
stellar space, somewhere around 4tt)
ed copies of papers to he presented 1 rail we shall have a highway con
From the Texas-aouisiana line to Ed Corey, Klam ath Falls, Bound would make no statement of the
degrees below zero I
.ii the < (inference for reproduction necting Ihe A tlantic und Ihe Pacific Sail Antonio, 329 miles, ihe T ra il ,
• • •
Bound Over to the Grand
plans and purposes of the com
in his magazine. His le lle r in purl Oceans, a highway paved or hard is 9H percent paved. Thence, 583
Jury
LAND
pany except to state that it was an
viales, “ Hiere ure several of these surfaced throughout its entire length rule.» to El Paso, Hie giavel road is '
A young woman o f m y acquaintance
industrial and manufacturing pro
papers, judging from your program, and a trass-continental highway, good hut dusty and paving is being I
was s o rp its rd recently on g rtt-a g
w
liii
li
would
make
excellent
inag-
position
and that a detailed state
home from tier daily w ork .is a steno
Ed Corey, arrested iast week at
moreover, which w ill he passable carried on rapidly, eventually to
azine artille», ami Hie publication ul all seasons of the year, since it cover Ihe entire stretch. From El 1 Klamath Falls fo r an attack on a ment would be made soon.
grapher io in,.i a young man w aiting
Mr.
to ask her who her grandfather was
of lhe.se w ill undoubtedly do your is located throughout its length far Paso westward across New’ Mexico 1 12-year old Bogue River g irl, enter W illiam s said that the plant would
T h e n »lie told him he in form ed her
cause a great deal of good and we Io the south of Ihe snowbelt, which and Arizona to the C alifornia line ed a plea o f not guilty when given employ at least sixty workmen.
that the title Company which h r repre
1 hope liial we nny get Hie.”
It is understood that thè con
makes Hie more northerly passages 712 miles, of which about half is a hearing in the local justice court
sented was prepat rd to pay her and
Pre Conference publicity w ill no impassible in w inter.
paved, the rest gravel roadways I before Judge Reed yesterday after cern w ill smelt a large body o f iron
eaeh o f her five liv in g sisters, aunts
doubt lie ihe means of increasing
and unelcs $2111 each to sign a quit
Il is no wonder hat the United over the desert and through the i noon. His bonds were set at $10,- and other metal from this district
elaun deed to a strip o f land one inch
i Ihe attenlanee hut the publicity
Slate Government is aiding lib e r Rocky Mountains. By the end of i 000 and he was hound over to the on a large commercial basis. Ar-
wide and eighteen feet long.
'• h ie li fo llo w » Ihe m ee ting w i ll it
rangcmenls have been made w ith
T ha t price was a "nipsuiee value,"
ally in the const ruction of this road this year it is expected that the grand jury.
is hoped by the De«?lopinent As winch w ill give the .speediest pos last stretch of the 178 miles across
but there are several pieers o f Manhat
Herb Strang, Medford, was fined the California Oregon Power Co.
ta n real estate which have sold fo r as
sociation officials, bring about a
sible route
... -- ...........»
fo r the ...«/.»mun
movement X/l
of , | California to the Pacific w ill have $10 and costs on a speeding charge. for electric power and the Sohthern
m uch o r inure per square loot, fo r
more appreciable interest in Ihe
motorized m ilita ry forces from one i ™ .*WV1’" '
E. L. McKelvey, Medford was fin Pacific w ill build a spur to the
office buddings. It no lo n g rr pays to
possibilities of mining in this sec- coast Io the other.
This great highway, 2,741 miles ed $20 and costs on a sim ilar p la n t
build under .k) stories h ig li in old New
hm.
Y o rk A n d the reason ( o r the high
I long, 1» Ihe largest single piece of charge.
Through \\ illiams offices fo r the
From Maine to F lorida the Atlan
land value is the g ro w th o f population.
road building w hich has ever been
tic Coastal highway i» now substan | undertaken since the day's when the 1 E. L. Reid of Medford, also of company have been rented on the
E ve ry new c o m e r to the city adds an
appreciable amount to the value of
tia lly completed, either, concrete,
Medford, was fined $10 fo r failing fourth floor of the Lib erty build
Caesars connected all of Ihe out- I
every foot o f land
ing in Medford. It is planned to
♦
D ID YOU E V E R STO P TO
mi
-macadam
or
hard
sand-clay
sur
to
have a chauffeur’s license.
♦ • •
I lying provinces of Europe w ith Im j
open
the office the firs t of next
♦
T H IN K ?
face uii Hie way. ml when it g^ts
W. Hetherington, of Cinnabar
periol Home by roads , some of
COMMERCE
♦
___
Io historic old St. Augusine, F lo ! which have lasted to this day and Springs, Cal. drew a fine of $100 week. The office w ill be in charge
I went in to a grocery story fn a
♦
By Edson It. Waite
rida, it strikes the beginning of | commerce. When it is finished it I and 60 days in ja il and d riv e r’s of Al Smith an executive. Articles
of incorporation w ill be filed the
little Massachusetts town the other
Shawnee, Oklahoma
• » 01(1 «Yptsliaata liw . , ,
day to buy some matches The sales
w ill have cost upward of $1 10,000,- license sus|iended 1 year fo r d riving firs t of the week.
+
+
w
hile
intoxicated.
d
.
Augustine
on
Hie
East
w
ith
San
man handed me a package which was
()()() provided by the slates, counties
lego on the west,
marked "M ade in Kuaaia." In the
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IL J. Ball, editor of the Loveland
and
municipalities and by the Un
country by storm is the Radio Gar
tame shop w indow I saw some canned
tile
idea
of
a
cross-continent
hi-
(C
o
lo
.,
it
c
o
r
t
c
r
-
llc
r
u
ld
says:—
ited
Slates
Government.
corned beef, cooked and packed in
den of Fans. Followers of Rudy
U ru gu a y In a store in New Y o rk
I I I A 1 lh<- gre deal, most dy namic way which would fo llo w Hie trade
A» c v -ry other great road does,
Vallee are being called Daffcdils by
recently my daughter boughi a ra in
force in any c o iim ijn ily is Ihe »ml m ilita ry trails bluzed by the the Old Spanish T ra il is opening
radio columnists. Those who place
coat made o f silk which had first been
•Hly Spanish settlers on the Gulf up new areas to settlements, to
modern, aggressive and progress
W ill Osborn on the throne are term
woven in Japan and then »cut to Scot
•id in Ihe Southwest was firs t g iv industry and Io development. Un
ive newspaper.
land to lie w aterproofed. W earing
ed Weeping W illows. Fans who
that, »he drove to a country house on
adore Smith Ballew are given the
it is Ihe m irro r through which com- en light nt a gathering al Mobile, til it was cut 111 rough from Jack
V
f
w
it
h
Long Island where the refreshments
title o f Buttercups. Lovers of Jan
m u n i t y activities, community Ala., in 1915. Nobody knows who sonville west, five years ago, few
served included tea fro m India and
ALBERT ZUfeSMITH J R
b iscu it) fro m England.
Garbers music are called by the
progress anil development, com selected Ihe picturesque and decsrUe tourists fo Florida ever saw the
F o r every dollar'» w o rth o f good»
nom de plume of Gardenias.
m unity industries, business and live name, nor just how the move lovely rollin g country o f West Flo
Eva
Le
Galliene,
who
broadcasts
the United State« »ell» abroad we m in t
ment started. The firs t idea was rida. the hill» and rivers and coast her plays over Ihe WABC chain,
Evidently the chap who named
social
life
are
reflected
to
Ihe
eventually huv a dollar's worth from
Io connect New Orleans w ith M i line vistas that lie between Talla
outside world.
the country which we Imy from T hat
speaks, reads and writes French, the Guy Lombarodo fans, Pansies
ami. But the West heard about it hassee and the beautiful city of
is the long and short o f a ll the talk
German. Russian and Danish-heside» did not know that Lombardos ad
H gives Io the community an un
und eagerly joined in Hie movement, Pensacola. The opening of Ihe T ra il
about ta r iff• and im port» and the ex
selfish service, a service Ihe value
possessing a passing knowledge of mirers are recruited from the un
p o rt trade.
set up u promotion headquarters n. lias brought new life Io Pensacola,
Spanish Italian and Greek.
She derworld of Chicago and New York
• * •
of which cannot he measured in
San Antonio, and projected the or which w ith its magnificent harbor
If you th ink Ray O’Haras lan-
plays Ihe piano guitar, harp and
dollars and cents, a service of
SH IPS
iginul plan two thousands miles and new rail connections north
piccolo. Her fencing is so excel guorons tunes are the height of
benefit Io eveil the most humble
The Germ an, now hold the record
la ilh n
Hum its original enthisi- ward is rapidly recapturing its an lent that her instructor continual something, then you are a Sham
citizen, through constunt und
f o r »peed o f tran a -A tla n tic »hip», hut
eient importance as a seaport. And ly urges her to give up the stage rock. Folks who tune in on Neil
asls had dreamed of going.
persistent effort to advance thus«
both the U nited States and England
And now it is nearing completion so. all along ¡Is route, ihe growing and radio so that he may make her Golden more often than others are
are preparing to take it away from
tilings that mean most fo r com
* ’zn The ( nnard Line, w hich is the
M arling from St Augustine where tide of motor tourists follow ing the worlds champion w ith the foils termed Goklenrods. And a cauli
m unity grow th ami deveiopmen
Ihe Old Spanish T ra il is discov Incidentally, her company calls her flow er is just another name fo r the
o ld e it o f a ll ocean ate unisli.p Tmet, an
and ihe liappiuess and comfort •¡e Spaniards have left their in
ering and spreading the news to “ Saint Eva.”
Bounce» that it w ill hurl.I a c ra ft l.KX,
destructible
record
in
the
narrow
cohort» of the inim itable Bernie
of its citizens.
feet long, ca rryin g 4,001) pa»» ,rcrs,
heels and picturesque old fort mid the rest of the w orld that in this
Cummins.
I'lie independent pre;», not Giro!
w h ich w ill make a speed o f JO tiv t»
south and southwest there are op
I f you are that way over the snap
Rudy Vallee ha sheen awarded an
an h o u r and w ill co»t between 21) .aid
lied by political bias, selfish other hu|lding of this oldest of portunities and beauties which few
American m unicipalities, Hie Old
25 m illio n dollars. A knot, by the way,
athletic letter by the University of py strains o f Ozzie Nelsons band
greed
nor
personal
aggrandize
had
ever
realized
exisled.
is a nautical mile, which is MX) feet
Maine fo r his popularization o f the then you are nothing but a Ger
m ent fighting always fo r whal Spanish T ra il runs through Juck-
longer than the land m ile ; so a speed
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•""'iH
c
.
Tallahassee,
Pensacola,
"Maine Stein Song.” At the testi anium. Those tha, adore the w hite
is rig id and just and fair, wit',
o f JO kn o ts means 34J4 miles an hour.
Editor Enjoys Vacation
monial dinner preceding the bestow hot Bert Lown orchestra belong
T lie U. S. Shipping Board in con
ever friendly consideration for •lebile, Bayi Saint I.ouis, New O r
gans, l.ake Charles, Beaumont,
ju n c tio n w ith the Post Otliee I) , a t-
In Idaho Country ing of Ihe “ M” on the .¡light should- to the Hollyhock fam ily.
Hie views and opinions of ul
ment is arranging w ith /Xmerican steam-
iouslon, San Antonio, F ori Stock-
And I know you—You’re Petunia
ers o f the crooner, it was said that
classes
of
citizens,
is
the
real
•h ip companies to b yild tw o ship, even
Mr. mid Mrs. C. J. Shorb, and the publicity it has received during about Don Bigelow. Don, blame
on,
E(
Paso,
Lag
Cruces,
Douglas
power and guiding force that
bigger and faster than the new I Ho
children Eileen and Sammy left the broadcasting of the song makes me, I didn’t name them. I am just
arder I t w ill take three o r fo u r years
builds cities, hakes fo r happy iueson mid so to C alifornia mid
Thursday Hie 26th by motor for (hem expert a record enrollment. telling you.
to build them. They w ill lie good ad
San
Diego.
Il
crosses
eighf
stales,
homes and a contented, wide
v e rtis in g fo r the U nited States b i t
Caldwell, Idaho to visit Mr. Sliorb’s
Some say that Ihe school w ill have
hree
great
hays
mid
ihe
greatest
awake citizenship.
probably w ill not earn their keep I io
mother over the Fourth.
four
limes as many students in 1930
>f
North
American
rivers.
deficit w ill I * mwle up in what lie
it
The Home Town Paper i» a local
The local plant is in charge of as it had in the previous year. My,
G overnm ent pays the company ope tt-
Tosses the Great Divide ul its low
institution in which every loyal
SAMBO’S PHILOSOPHY
Ing them fo r ca rryin g the mail« '.'he
si point, at Bisbee, Arizona, al Dorland K irk during the editors oh my, look what a stein and a
citizen should lie a stockholder
m ail subsidy o f the B ritis h govern
absence.
low
voice
has
done
fo
r
good
ole
i altitude of 6,030 feel above sen
------ nol through finuneiul invest
m ent to Samuel Cunard is wnat put
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Maine.
the B ritis h flag ahead o f ours on the
'e l and descends into Hie Iin-
ment hut through Hie investment
• • •
A tla n tic , 75 years ago,
Pioneer
Celebration
at
I Valley through El Centro,
of good w ill and n spirit of help
* • •
The newest thing to take the
Canyonville The Fourth
fulness Io the end its services may California, 51 feet below sea-level’
H O M ES
he enlarged mid its usefulness Vel there are no grades which can
Canyonville i s putting on a big
not be driven in high gear.
gain added impetus.
Savings bank heads say that rig h t
Two thirds of the drainage wat- '
e'' 1
c elcbrn,ion
Fourth. One
now is a m ore favorable lim e to build
A coinniunily is largely judged h.v
JOE
,,f the
i i ,..
«••_,.
I of the old stage coaches used many
a home than we have had since the
ci
of
I
niled
States
crosses
the
'( L
Ihe appearance, character * and
Face A(A
w ar. B u ild in g m aterials arc down,
years
ago
w
ill
be
found
in
the
type of ii» newspaper, and should Old Spanish T ra il, yet only two
labor is p le n tiiu l, m ortgage money is
parade and other features illu s tra t
cheap. Those who arc secure in their
influence il.s business interest to ferries are necessary; one across
ing eondlitions as they existed in
employment can probably build homes
do th eir fu ll part in giving Io Ihe Mississippi River at New O r
early days w ill he shown. I.oeal
aow on more favorable term s than
leans,
the
other
over
Berwick
Bay
their paper Hie volume of bus
th e y w ill be able to a year fro m now.
A ll of 4H club girls w ill put on a float in
incss essential Io its success and al Morgan C ity Louisiana.
T he same authorities say that the
(lie
other
watercourses
which
Ihe Ihe parade illu stratin g Iheir work.
measure o f how much a man can
the encouragement so necessary
One of Ihe big features of the day
a ffo rd to invest in a home is his
to keep abreast in improvements Frail crosses have been bridged.
w i ll be the ball
game between
average income. He is justified in
T
lie
Old
Spanish
T
ra
il
follow
s
and development.
ty in g up the equivalent o f tw o year’s
Glendale
mid
Canyonville,
li is
Die line of the chain of missions
salary i f that is tinder $10,(XX) a year,
and presidios which (lie King of understood Hint Ihe best local ta l
or o f three year’s income, i f he earns
>MOiT OF T H E F O L K 5
m ore than $15,(XX) a year. Thus, a
For best quality hay. alfalfa us Spain ordered in 1772 to be con- ent of Canyonville, M yrtle Creek
WHO 5 A v t h e V R E
mid Riddle ns w ell as outside ta l
man who earns $50 a week can afford
A < S A IN ^T P R O H IB IT IO N
a $5,000 home. And fro m ten to twelve ually needs Io lie < ul p rior Io eillier s'ruele.l from the Gulf of Mexico io ent w’ill be used to oppose Hie fast
“Blg mou’f Tom don 'low dnt he a
Ihe Gulf of California. San An
y e a r, is a proper length o f tim e over
clover or vetch— norm
ally WVIWWn
between hxni/x
•shootln’. cuttln' nlggah.’ An' he am.
BECAUSE »T D O E S N 'T I
’••iiMIl.V
. , ¡ X .. 8 Ä . a l S ---
1IH-IIUHH'
Glendale G°
ll’JIHl.
team.
Many
of
Ihe u ^ I’PR-
one-tenth ..................'
und one-fourth
bloom, tonio was Ik
™
W H U M8I1V
l^
’ Of
- r o tllP
S
w hich to spread the m ortgage pay-
the meeting
place of all ‘ “ T
P R O H IB IT *vwOULD B E
J
Evah time he ol’ woman grab up a
•ays the Oregon expert,non, .,.<1J
. e i ü . m . í / X “i b o tr ^ A n S S
X
"
*°
frying* skillet, he shoot outen de hack
A G A IN S T it J U iT T H E '
Local Justice
Court
iffTTHT
^1
/A''
ir IT pip
doth an* cut fo’ de tall pinsygl"