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) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ‘*****************************************************************w**********s******v** ******************************************************************** VOLUME XXXIV ______________ GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNI*; 4. 1931 REQUEST FOB ROAD OILING BEARS FRUIT Administration Makes Two More Changes of Personel NUMBERS BIG TIMBER MERGER ' , INTEREST EFFECTED Pinchot Boom For President is Considered County Engineer Ityniug was In (.loser control and management of j Ihe city Thursday and met with one group of holdings of the W eyer-1 members of the road committee ol bauser 1 imber company, lumber | Ihe Chamber of Commerce and j kings” of the Pacific Northwest,, promised Io oil the »1 reels of Gold I was completed and another major i H ill providing Ihe people here ! merger was reported to be under would pay for Ihe oil. Il was fu r BY RADFORD MOBLEY ther ! way. found llm l Ihe county court MARKET MASTER AU TOCA$T f i l AAtUINGTDN BUSCAU BOARI, PICKS BUYING AGENT In two deals, one uniting Ihe con- had appropriated $1111.32 Io Gold TO BE ABOLISH E ll . cern s Pacific county holdings in -------- . H ill for rouil work and (hut the oil- William Einzlg of Portland was western Washington, and Ihe other ¡lilt would cost approximately $3.00 Tlie position of slate market agent appointed by Ihe state Ixiard of eon- a $ 1 0 , CO amalgamation said by Public interest in Ihe Nicaragua per hundred feel and llial (lie couii - dii,-ii position is held by Seymour trot Monday as temporary secretary Hie Spokesman-Review, Spokane, to Sentiipenl among western sena- Canal has been revived by I’resl- ly forces would furnish Ihe labor deni Hoover's warm commendation' A meeting of Ihe city council was Jones, w ill he abolished ami w ill not of the hoard amt as slate purchas- *«' planned in Idaho, changes in the tors over the orosDcets of Governor „ 1 1 r i> of Ihe officers of Ihe Army Engin- called by Mayor Ferguson ul 1:30 lice,line a purl of Ihe new depart- ing agent, to succeed Curie Abrams, °l*ra tio n of certain of the com- nient of agriculture, .Ma* Gelilhar, whose resignal ion was requested as I’any's far-flung lumber holdings 1 *n< 1 emisylvania, becoming eer liatlullon. which has Just com- this afternoon and it was decided a candidate for the Republican plelcd Ihe field survey of the pro- Io oil seventh avenue from Ihe Pa- director of agriculture, announced of June I. Einxig took office imine- were Indicated. The western Washington merge.. I,re ■idential nomination next year posed route. All llial remains now clfic highway to Fourth avenue I uesduy. I he department of agri dialcl v, and was called in to attend is Ihe drawing of Ihe maps and thence along Fourth avenue to the culture w ill become operative July the board session. Einzlg slated lie a» estimated $1,000,000 transaction ¡» being sounded out h> some of his other plans needed by Ihe actuul Sams Valley highway, Fourth street 1, as provided by the last legislature, would make no changes in the of- united Hie company's limber hold friends. llie move eliminates an expeodi- flee force at tlie present lime and '•»«» tributary io Wallapa harbor While the senators recciiing the workers. J from Pacific highway to fourth av- lure of $/300 a year, Gelhur a n -; would retain Hie staff, although " it h the holdings of the Haymond overtures have declined Io divulge Congrrss w ill be called uj«»n al •>nu‘'- I his shoulder of Ihe highway Ils next sitting Io appropriate money a*"»6 Pacific highway through nounced. In addition to the agent, their res gnatioiis had been request- Cumber company, the Leads .Mills the names of the Pennsylvanian’s who receives 11 salary of $,000 a e,I and were turned in. He announe- •"i«l Timber company and the Wit- friends, Ihe approaches precipitated for the actual digging and work : 9**' '•»»•»••» '«‘i lion wdl also be year, Ihe jobs of Ihe secretary and cd further he would make a study of pa Lumber company. much conjecture al the capital. The treated to a eoat of oil. should start soon afterwards. No making any '» 'daho. Hie Spokesman-Review senators would not indicate their The road oiling w ill not he the stenographer arc also ellmin cd. the situation before opiatsition to Ihe canal is expected . 0 . . . ‘7 . <'h»n«es >a"'* lh r‘ ‘‘ saw »>'" properties with attitudes or discuss tin matter op- to ap|M-ar in Congress, which has type of work that is done on the ginning of other economies. The motion Io name Einzig was valuation of £10 0004)00 arc only. highways where a heavy base Is already given the money for the --------- o--------- made by Rufu« Holtnan, state *® * * merged into one company,! Previously speculation involving built up but it w ill be of suffecienl survey, assented to the W -yrar lease STORK CALLED 105 treasurer, by resolution, which was alch Forest Products, Inc. Pinchot and other Republican inde- that was obtained at a cost of $1,- weight that the dust w ill be settled Ihtails of this amalgamation, pendents has been circulated. This, TIMES IN VALLEY approved by Governor Julius Meier, UOO.IMM) from the Republic of Nica fop the present summer. It was Hui E. Ilo»«, secretary of stale, w h o i^ u‘ 1 WOULJ unite the Clearwater however, appeared to be the first thought that a precedent would be ragua in 1918 for the necessary <’o|I>panyt Lewiston, Idaho, indication that a candidate may en- There were 105 visitations of the is on Ids vacation, was not present right of way, and otherwise shown established that might lc.nl to the at the meeting. ' ’ , " Edward Rutledge Timber com -¡ter the field aga nst President Hoo- eventual hard surfacing of these stork to Jackson county homes in its desire Io have a second shipway Holman, in his resolution, asked ¡¡'"’ L', P • ''’•'ne* 'daho, and it e r since former Senator France of to parallel the present Panama roads. Tlie improvement w ill surely the first three months of 1831, at colnpany, at Maryland announced his candidacy, he one to he appreciated by Hie peo cording to figures compiled by the the resignation of Garic Abrams he Canal. accepted and that Einxig he named! ° d.t 1*, , * " * ver> I'laho, were Republican independents from ple using that portion of Ihe city county clerk. Tlie railroad interests which streets. I In Medford there were 49 proud temporary secretary with full au- ¡7 f,<” “ ,o »av‘‘ been worked oul northwestern slates have not ap- fought the building of the Panama . proved a number of the adminis- and bouncing papas. Ashland was thoritv and power to reorganize the lhe holdings of the three com tration’s policies. Leaders of this ditch w ill not oppuse the Nicaragua FRANK NORTON second with 15 new babies and I secretarial and purchasing depart panies, estimated . to be large proposition, largely because they Frank Norton, a miner living west Central Point a close third with ,3 .1 ments amt to regulate the public enough to keep the mills running group have been urgeil by Senator appreciate the fu tility of trying to Brookhart of Iowa, to enter the Other cities of Hie county regia- duties of all employees of said de- block the scheme. Besides which of the city was found dead in his tered us follows: Eagle Point, 7; I partnients He asked that Einzig he at least 25 years, comprise bililons Republican presidential race in most of Ihe traffic which w ill use cabin Wednesday evening by a Phoenix, C; Jacksonville, 3; Talent, further instructed to make a pre- of feet of standing limber in the 1932. He also suggested Pinchot as the canal could never be routed by neighbor who hud gone to the cabin 3; Itutte Falls, 3; Gold H ill and liminary survey of possible econo- heart of tlie Clearwater white pine a possible candidate. to inquire after the deceased. Mr. _ ,, „ . „ , , . . , belt in northern Idaho. rail. ---------o-------- ¡Norton has long been a resident of T rn il> a»<1Pr‘»»P«d. W imer, Sains | mie» which may he introduced and Officials of the companies In WILD RADISH BECOMING Valley anil Siskiyou one each. that he report his findings and re The new canal promises to he a ‘ hta >,!,r' O,1U* ••»«* 51,1 '•«* ’ !*«• volved could not be reached for PEST IN OREGON FIELDS ---------o-------- commendations to the board, boon Io a large section of country, I “ "J*. in < »' '«n»lg where he statements, it was said. -------- o-------- chiefly to gulf ports like Galveston, " < * '* '» « «»^ical attention. He VAN IIOEYENRERG DECLINES A new weed, known as w ild rad PROFFER OF APPOINTMENT GATES AND ELLIS TO New Orleans. Pensacola ami Tam r r ,»r " e<1 «» ••»'» locality this spring GOLD RAY DAM ELECTRIC ish, andresembling ordinary yellow SPEAK AT CRESCENT CITY pa. which w ill benefit by a shorten- »»‘' has since been a resi,lent. Mr. FISH SCREEN JUNKED mustard cr wild turnip has made its tng of Ihe time to California by I ,re«ular «•»» •** II. Van Hocvenberg of Sams Val appearance in western Oregon dur Word received from Qrcscent about three .lays. Tlie Nicaragua I S™1 .°f *” * " ‘•'«'»bor. ami when he my, prominent fruit grower, and Current was turned off the elec- ing the past few years, and is now route is something like 500 miles' ' * " s ' up afuue con ma van the man endorsed by Ihe fruit men City indicates that the dining room trie fish screen at the Gold Ray dam ^reading to oilier ertions of ths of Ihe l.nuff hotel in that citv w ill ..i uh .i\ morning and the experi-1 state. It is becoming established in farther north than Panama, -1 day ! felt for him and Tom tiende, 11 .if this se Hun of the state for a po- „ w<'nl *« hi» cabin and there fou.n! gooo , ,______ ___ and a h ilf’s sailing for kneeling by a cli.i t steamship. , the . . deceased .... ' with his head on his arms. arms, Mr. Nor Not only Ihe gulf ports, hut the '•■'/'•ad h.? ton has tieni a sufferer from Heart entire Mississippi vnllcy w ill be-. ,. . benefit........ ihe construction of , r° “ blv f,Or 1’ 0n?T1 “ ',"e '" " l " 1,s ,hoi Hi.- Second canal. Government work i havc ,b.ed wh,le Wnines would be well qoal lied for such a 1 »»*0<*iaHon, sponsor of j elation. It was announced thi s morn of the farm crops department at Oregon State college. now under wav on rivers in the ! <'»; »'»;»'»«• position, pleads personal business , , . , ing- -fj This weed, like its yellow flow iric deceased is a irambfi* of th as a reason for not permitting his ‘ *he Chamber of Corn- The investigation was made at ered cousin, the w ild turnip, usually heart of the country w ill result in at Crescent City have notified the request of local anglers, who be- nine-foot channels for river steam Gild Fellows and Rebekah loi’ci name to go up for ap|M)intment. grows in grain fields, ripening w ith l .L s that practically all the |jeve that damage resulted to the Mr. Van Hocvenberg also feds ers that w il curry this freight Io and was always a good worker in the garin and being harvested w ith I i ::.p:et tickets allotted to Del Norte fish from the use of the electric it. The seed pods break up in New Orleans 7or friins-shipnient on the orders. He was seventy years of that (lie departure of agriculture is i : nly have been taken up and it current in the water. age, being horn in Wisconsin in destined to he a political wing of ocean-going vessels Io Hie California threshing and they are likely ,o be HM5I. lie was Ihe owner of Hie the powers that he and lie does not .. expected that at the mass meet Workmen have been busy Ihe pas, passed through cteaning machinery. coast and far Pacific ports. ing in tlie High school, following . care to enter into the political arena. two days in removing the electrodes, The seeds are larger than those of Aside from the saving in time Standing Ruck mine. Funeral arrangements arc not yet | The fruit growers of this section the banquet, over four hundred w ill cables, wires and other apparatus w ild turnip and may be carried and money, the new canal w ill he be present. from the river and the electric additional insurance against the made awaiting word from relatives.' arc now scouting about for other Many business men from southern screen are now entirely dismantled. more readily in threshed grain. They He has a sister and a niece living possiliilities to present for Ihe ap blocking of the Panama (’anal by have a pink or reddish color. Oregon, interested in the Crescent Numerous salmon and jack sal enemies ill time of war, or by one in Ihe San Francisco bay district. pointment. Rosenberg, Medford pro The wild radish plants are easily City harbor development, are plan Services w ill be held by the Gold ducer and pucker may he recom mon are in evidence in Ihe vicinity of Ihe many enrthquakea that con ning Io attend the Crezeent (iity of the Gold Ray dam and many of killed when young by cultivation, H ill I. G. O. F. lodge ut the Hock mended. tinually occur in Central America. meeting, and indications are that these fish are ascending the fish and the grown plants, if small in The building of the Nicaragua Point cemclery Saturday afternoon, Lakeview, Klamath Falls, Ashland, ladder daily due to the full flow o’ numbers, can be pulled by hand, Canal w ill benefit nearly everybody June 6. 1931, at 2:30. The lodge 250 VOICE CHORUS Grants Pass and Medford w ill be water being maintained in the lad Smith says, but if the weed is allow members w ill meet at the hall and in the United States and w ill not ed Io become common, it is neces TO BE TRAINED well represented. der at all times. be a drain on the pockets of tax accompany the remains to the grave. sary to grow cultivated crops to Senator Steiwer w ill review the - - o------ In former years before electric payers. control it. First steps toward recruiting a harbor situation in detail and his SPORTSMAN GF NATIONAL • • • screening was tried a number of The main control measure, ac FAME DIES AT CAMP 250 voice chorus for the Fricburg deep interest in the project makes salmon have found their way up the The Pununui Canal has been In Passion Play to he presented in him well fitted to discuss Ihe pres trail race and are lying under or cording to Smith, is clean seed. He operation long enough Io show that urges growers to be on the lookout Major Jordan Lawrence Mott, 50. I.ithia Parg in Ashland June 18. 19 ent status of the development. near Ihe power house, the officials when planting for large seeds simi it has been a worthwhile project. and 20, have been taken ns all min Attorney William P. Ellis and C. report. It is believed by many pion- It takes in about 9100,000 a day in nationally known sportsman and isters in Ihe Rogue River Valley are lar to common garden -radish, and tolls, ships using it finding it much author, a resident of Hollywood, being contracted with a view to E. Gates w ill also speak al Ihe higii eer fishermen that these fish w ill | for broken seed pods. A complete school meeting. Their talks for the either drop back to the spawning description of this plan, and many cheaper Io pay the high charges than Cal., died at his summer camp at ward learning the number of avail most pari w ill be devoted to the eds oelow the dam. or work their other weeds is found in Oregon Ex- to sail around Cape Horn. While Steamboat Station on the North able singers. formation of a port district which way to Ihe fish ladder above. the Panama cost around one billion t ni|g|ua river near Roseburg Wed tension bulletin 412, available from The music lias arrived in Ashland w ill control the dock and terminal nesday. In the meantime plans are being county agents or a, the college. dollars, it is earning more Ilian and a director w ill arrive in Ihe val facilities. Moll became ill last fall while perfected to screen the tail race enough to pay interest ami retire -------- o-------- ley June 8 Io spend his time in di Those desiring to attend the ban from the dam by wooden racks or the principal,-and w ill eventually engaged in a radio lecture campaign reeling the rehearsal of the various JUNE 15 WILL BE quet are urged to \et in touch with other effective method. give the government a water way in behalf of Ihe sportsmen's associa groups whip hw ill appear for the SCHOOL ELECTION Ihe Development association at tions of California favoring game ---- - o--------- for Its navy, cost free. three-night performances. Medford . s only a \ , y few tickets A FEW THOUGHTS AS The new canal w ill probably be legislation. He refused to rest until Al two o'clock in Ihe afternoon The music score includes the "Ad renumi un .old. WE STROLL ABOUT of June 15 w ill be held the regular built to accommodutc ships of aflcr the election. At the end of his oration of Ihe Cross” by Dubois, se ---------o--------- Wp used to think we were lucky annual school meeting at which greater width and depth than the campaign he collapsed and remain lections from Handel, Mozart, 1AY McQUITY WINS IN in summer when all we wore was a time there w ill be an election of Panama, which has already been ed in the hospital until a few weeks faced with the 'tas'k " of " warping when l'*'-V»i< ians consented Io Sehmidt, Gounod, Wagiu -all mag DAMAGE SUIT W ITH STATE shirt and a pair of overalls but now officers. Frank Carter, chairman of Ins coining Io the Umpqua where he nificent numbers which f ¿rnisli a some of the boys have dispensed the board this year, w ill be the re through one British warship that proper musical background for Hit lias maintained a summer camp for Ray MeQuity, owner of the River with the shir,. W hy do they build tiring member unless he chooses ,o was only seven feet narrower than dramatic presentation. side Alito Camp at the entrance of the roads so close to Hie river so run for another term. We do not the full width of the Panama locks. three years. Ill addition Io Ihe L I) voice choir, Grants Pass, won his suit against that we can’t take a bath these hot He was accompanied by Mrs. Ships arc being built larger each a local orchestra w ill be recruited the state for damages, which has days like we could twenty years know whether Mr. Carter w ill be a year and the day is not far off when Mott, his physician and a nurse. candidate for another term or no,. Attracted to Hie North Umpqua and the huge mob and crowd scenes been hanging fire for over a year ago. We wonder wha, Spid Merri a wider canal w ill become a neces w ill he made possible through local now due to the action of the state man would do if Gold H ill didn't Miss Bertha Coy w ill be a candi river four years ago, Mott spent the sity. date fo>r reeleetion as clerk of the ¡summers engaged in fishing and talent assisting Ihe 36 principals, in condemning a portion of his have a baseball team. Wha, does school board. There should be a Who come from Fricburg, Germany, camp ground to make an approach Duke Shaver's wife think of Hie h ir Government building plans to off hunting. He had recently written where they originally played in Hie to the Rogue river bridge recently sute adornment on his upper lip? large representation of citizens out many magazine stories on Oregon's set slackness in private construction at this election in order to voice production there. dedicated at that place. With the Alan Cameron at least waited a w ill cost a billion dollars, accord recreational features, using Hie their opinions upon school matters. Announcement was made today building of the new bridge it places couple of weeks before displaying ing Io a summary compiled recently. Umpqua as a background. by A. C. Rosenbaum, district freight the highway high enough that a his mustache to the local boy In so far as the Gold H ill district o- Of this huge sum more Ilian $3(10, involves somewhere in the vicinity Me. and Mrs. Jack Orchard were and passenger manager for the Sou 000,000 is actually in hand and Hie the guests of Mr. Orchard's mother, thern Pacific, that special rales w ill view of his camp cannot be had un friends. Sure is hot, wish we could of one and a quarter millions in til after passing the gateway, also ge, unden the sprinkler too. We money is being paid oul to American Mrs, J. A, Orchard, Saturday. he offered by Ihe railroad from in building the right-of-way thru wish woodpeckers would ge, a head valuation some good business people factories and workmen, lessening Portland, Eugene, Roseburg, Grants his property it meant Ihe loss of ache when they jarred their heads. should constitute the board instead the tension considerably. The rest usually done—permit Pass and Medford to Ashland, with three of his best cabins and the re Railroad business would no, he had of doing as of H ip appropriation w ill be spent ter to the wants of the government rales from intermediate points in moval of several fine trees and a if fares could he collected from the anyone who w ill let himself be put as soon as sites for various public employees w ill he suported. State keeping with Hie special rates from up for office assume the burden. portion of the lawn in Ihe front of hoboes. buildings can he acquired and plans and city governments arc also car points mentioned. All praise is due to the men or wo his camp. The court allowed Mr. prepared. men W’ho w ill make the sacrifice rying on building programs that w ill ......... ITie Southern Pacific w ill also MeQuity $3,500 us damages. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braden and for the district bu, it is only too bad Many thousands of workmen w ill engage almost as many men, while take steps to aid in advertising Ihe family and Mr. and Mrs. George Ilia, the eligible list is not greater. benefit by the program and another private projects are beginning to piescntution throughout Oregon and Mrs. I. Mai Hn of Trail was in this Dorman and family motored to Let every voter remember the date, vast army of workers who w ill ca- _ assume vast size. 1 I Washington, city Wednesday visiting friends, j Crater lake Sunday. •Monday, June 15, at :00 p, n,, -a
