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^ ^ y r y j ^ M E ^ X X l V 111* * * 1* * ^ * * * * * ................ .................................................................................................................................................... ... --------------------— ' - ------------:____________________ ____________ Hulet Outlines State Grange Program Tues. , ' u l -l> U H !.. < > R H , < ) \ , T iu J U N E II, .. ,3 i w » s x w w v w » \x » w \ s x w w w NUMBER 9 the farmers is: DOG TAX CLARIFIED First, "To foster mutual under [CAVEMEN W ILL MIX WITH BY NEW 8TATÜTBÎ standing and cooperation in both GOLD DIGGERS SUNDAY buying and selling.** Second. "To enhance the com Among the new slate laws effec-l I he club o f the cavemen w ill =*r**»OOOCXX.GGGOu forts und attractions of our homes.’* live tomorrow is the revised dog' crack in Gold H ill Sunday after lax law, which w ill c la rify the dog j I hird. "To reduce our expenses, noon if they have their way about i lux Question, “ once and for a ll.” both individual und corporate,’* Mrs. Ivan Kestcrsonjuid children it, for on that day the local base I I lie new provisions provide fur ball team w ill challenge the su H lien wq plat, Io reduce our ag the removal from Ihe tax rolls of of Doris, Cal., are visiting Mrs. Kcs- premacy of the Graals Pass Cave ricu ltu ra l expenses, ouiy I recoin- I I dogs, gives Ihe county court Ihe terson's mother, Mrs. H in. Puhi, of men s team on the local diamond, mend that we study very carefully ' this city. right to fix the fee, ami prohibits the use of horse» und mules instead I.insley Dorman returned Tues the local boys have been playing m unicipality from creating u of truetors for our farm work. Ag- j day from Cochran after spenidng w ith several of the country teams dog tax. riculture must learn to patronise ag I Charles C. Ilu le t was elected Ihe past week w ilti relatives in that around tlie valley and have van The new law eliminates ail fu r quished them all so they are goin/i riculture by raising its own motive A «oil ssal production, a sublime city. Muster o f the Oregon State Grange ther argument about "double taxa out to look for bigger game. I he one year ago at the Redmond .Ses power us well us raising the fuel or pageant, is tlie Freiburg Passion tion,” by removing dogs from Ihe Mr. und Mrs. Dots Eddings of baseball fans of Ihe city should turn sion. The Grunge under his leader feed for the motive power. Dlay coming to Ashland in Gool lax rolls and prohibiting cities Grants Pass visited Mrs. Minnie out and lemi encouragement to the He must learn to patronise our •h ip lias been very active during l-i dings of this city Monday. i.iiiiia Pork Jum 18-19-20. Drumalic , having dog taxes. boys. A collection w ill be taken at own industry, not only in the m ai tlie past year. action and tabieuu blend w ith uu- The county court can fix the l i Minnie Stickle, Mrs. Kale it loss, Ihti grounds to aid in expenses. ler of motive power, fuel und feed, Two measure! were initialed and ---------o--------- Hayes but also ill the mutter o f our food thentic costuming of the ancient cense fees, ami have the power to Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs. placed on the ballot last full by the <’ify of Jerusalem, selections from r ‘“ '- ... lower as the needs demand. and Mrs. Alva H alker were among COUNTY HEALTH UNIT MEETS and clothing. Grunge. The Grange Power b ill j the masters of choral music accom Ihe county can thus maintain the Medford shopper» Monday. H > patronize the seu mid the silk pany the action of the drama, lights dog lund, from which claims f o r ! held the center of the stage through The Jackson County Public Health Mr. and Mrs. George Dorman and the runipaign and won by a large 1 worm far loo much for our owh ! and shadows play upon the move sheep killed by dogs are paid,with daughter Helen visited friends ^¡a ssocia tion held its annual meeting good. m ajority. The lust session of th e , ment of the story w ith a skill that some degree of certainty. The fee! , Grants Pass Sunday. at tlie home of the president, Miss Legislature passed the Grange I'ow- 1 h‘‘ f«™ier *»“ » been accused of leaves the audience breathless at can s till be low, but. ample. __ ____ I Hals and shoes at special prices M ildred Carleton, Thursday after being a large er legislation w ith a large m ajority. I “ elng user of u g riciilltiru l Ihe artfulness of these visiting Friday and Saturday. Straw hats noon. Reports of the work accom Mr. Hulet received unusual recog- “ ***,’ **. ** ,h ‘‘ !ru,h ,,lul burls, tors in Ihei rstugccrufl. Then as the JACKSON COUNTY YOUTHS I $1.00 to $4.98. Panamas $1.49 $1.93 plished were given by Miss Carle l.et us look close at home and see if drama proceeds tlie observer for- ti it ion in Ihe National Grange for u TO ATTEND C. M. T. ( Shoes $1.95 to $4.95. The Band Box ton. Mrs. Lewis U lrich, .Mrs. R. C. new member of liiat body. He was we «an not do a great deal, our gets tlie stagecraft and is buried in Shoe Box, 22S East Sixth street, Green and Mrs. Corning Kelly. placed on two important session selves, to bring ugriculturul pros* Ihe story. i i l i the announcement today Medford. , H —- One must bear these reports ‘to perity. What Oregon raises and uses committees and was made ((lalrniun rro m tlie earthly trium ph of the Hiat the quota fo r the Citizen’s M ili- Several members of the Odd Fel understand and appreciate the work makes Oregon agriculture prosper. one entry into Jerusalem, Adolf Training Camp al Vancouver Chambers of Commerce, service Fussnachl as the Christus holds the Barracks has been filled, First Lieu- lows lodge from Grants Pass were done by this association. in the city Saturday to attend the • Dr. H ilson in his address dwelt clubs, hotels, eating places empha sympathy of the audience, w hich tenant Thomas J. Cross, tlie Adjut- sise the use «if local agricultural pro follow» on u wave o f ever inrreas- • ” *. reveals the names o f Jackson funeral of Frank Norton. Six mem particularly on the honor roll and bers of the pride and desire of the children ducts at their bani|iiets and on their ing emotion through the glaring ' county youth who are expected" to ! fr m, U,(d “c ily “in “uniform l o ^ S to be on it. He hoped that in an menus. Business men are using, very magnificence of the palaces of the «Bend. a, ,he ,as| r it ,.s '° ass,s’ other year to have vaccination largely, Oregon products and have Homan governors und King Herod. Pinal acceptances have been sent, number o f ¡,11 the ’ * " against small pox and immunization fo r their slogan, "W hat Oregon th Odd Fellow or- through Ihe cureless indifference o f *n d (ravel orders w ill be issued at ders. against diphtheria a$ requirements makes, makes Oregon." We must the trial, the realistic b ru ta lity of “ je fo llow ing: Halph H .! John Juza and K. A. Brunt k of for the honor roll. learn to patronize agriculture more the scourging, to the vague and ourselves and to spend less in lion- misty shadows of tragedy that sur Cowgill, Medford; Logan H. Gard- Crescent City were in the c 'tv 1 The meeting was held on the ner, Gold H ill; M erritt L. K ittle , ~ Thursday in the interests of the 4th agricultural lines. law’ll, surrounded by’ a parterre of rounds Golgotha. Plunged into the Gold H ill; Kenneth W. Hamburg, of July celebration to be held in flowers w ith the panorama view of As there is no royal road Io learn ' depression of tragedy portrayed Talent; Melbourne Mast, Ashland; ing so there is no easy road to suc w ith terrible beauty, Ihe spirit sud Woodrow W. Shaver. Gold H ill; thal u ty . They say that Crescent the Bogue River Valley. Citx is going to have open In,use cess. Refreshments were served by the «lenly rises again and soars w ith Cloyd C. Smith, Medford; Warren an.1 that anyone who wants to l ave executive committee. The farm er thut refuses to pat- Bie triumphant notes o f Handel's K. Doremus, Ashland; Clyde C. a g >od time on that date need oiCy The meeting was given princip ally ronize and standardize agriculture, Hallelujah Chorus’* accompanying Fichtner, Medford; Loren I’. F itz come over and pick the kind of to the community chairmen and refuses to study market conditions, **“ ' »relies of Resurrection und the gerald, Medford. lime they enjoy most. Dancing, their co-workers. refuses to recognize that he can do tableau of glorification, surf bathing, picnicking, firew orks Miss Nelly Jacobs attemfed from anything himself to help his eomli- | H 'ilh only one brief intermission FOREST PLANTING IN U. S. clam digging, parades etc. w ilt be Gold H ill accompanied by Crs. C. lion, refuse» Io fo llo w Ids product •ate in the program the Freiburg GAINED LAST YEAR a part of the celebration. W. M artin, Mrs. O. Palmer, Mrs. through to market and to see that Passion Play is presented in eight Mrs. R. L. Kenaston entertained Lola Reed ami Mrs. J. M. Lively. the consumer is satisfied, is a men een scenes described u» follow s: , Forest planting by all agencies la _ of ___ ......... .... a group girls _______, Tuesday afternoon Charles C. Halet o--------- ace to ugrirulture. Ihe evil lion of Adam and Eve from Ihe l'nite«l States amounted Iasi j *” honor of her granddaughter, Ele- WORK STARTS ON HUGE Condition of the Order the Garden; The G lorification of year to 138,970 acres, a gain of 24 ) anor, who has been s e n d in g the o f 11 standing committer on agrirul- 1 DAM IN SISKIYOU lure. I he Grangers feel that they I It is n pleasure to report the con the Cross; Tlie Temple of Jerusalem; per cent over 1929, according to week in this city. The follow ing I’hc Priests Conspire; .1 »us goes to completed reports from 43 states 8'ris were in attendance: Alice have found a real leader in Ihe |ier- dition of our Order. Having asked the federal power and territories made public by the Gladys, Evelyn and Bernice M artin’ Those who have been long in the Bethlehem; The tem pting o f Judas; sou of Mr. Hulet and are looking Judas and Cai- Forest Service. Last year’s planting Margaret Braden, Patricia and E i’ commission for a permit to build a forw ard to years of success and work, who know better than 1 the l ie Last Supper; condition of our Order, tell us that plias; tlie Garden of Gelhsemane; ! brought the cumulative record of leen Short» and tlie guest of honor. 160-foot power «lam on the Klamath prosperity fo r the order. riv e r in Siskiyou county, on what is 1 he Slate Grange session opened Ihe Oregon Slate Grange is in the The High Council; Palace «if Poll- all lands reforested to date in the Miss Eleanor Kenaston of Medford. known as the Iron Gate site, The tills Pilate; Court of King Herod; j United Siales Io 1,798,048 acres. best condition Hint it has ever been Howard Drake, Tony Ross and C. in Hie High School building, Med ( a lifornia Oregon Power company ford. Oregon, at 10.00 o'clock Tues since it was organized in Septem The Priests Before Pilate; The Fcdcr-.l, state, municipal and p ri- J. Short) attended a meeting of the has now established a camp there Scourging; The Condemnation; ber, 1873. vale ; Undings all made forum luncheon of the Grants Pass substantial day morning. Charles C. Ilulet. He have three district deputies March to Calvary; The C rucifixion; ¡ a n despite drought and adverse Chamber o f Commerce Monday w ith about tw enty-five men engag- ■State .Master, opened the session in giving fu ll time Io the work. He ! ih e Sepulchre; The G lorification. economic conditions. j noon. There wer# delegates from , ed in d rillin g and doing other pre- the Sixth Degree. Tlie Mayor of --------- o--------- have a splendid force of county I Other than the federal and state other cities at the meeting, the pur- j linunary work. The fact that gov Medford gave a cordial welcome to governments, 19,161 agencies and in pose being to unite the towns of ernment permission has been re THE DESTROYERS the Grangers to which Mr. Ilu le t deputies doing faithful and efficient dividuals participated in forest southern Oregon on road matters. quested makes it certain that the work for the Grunge. This has been ersponded. planting last year, which set the Ihe principal topic fo r considera company w ill build its new plant in > 1 year of progress in our order. Let I lie Oregon Slate Grange is com Many who tnolor or hike inlo Ihe this county." posed of delegates from the 345 sub us join hands more firm ly than ev country in the spring and sumiper new record fo r acreage reforested. tion at the Monday meeting was the However, actual construction Of the more than 17,000 ind ivid u- er before to make next year Ihe straightening out of the Pacific ordinate and county (■ranges of the seem Io have hut one idea—to pull work w ill not he commenced u ntil als, about four-fifths were farmers. highway down the Oregon side of Slate, and in a future letter we w ill greatest Grange year in Ihe history up the w ill! flowers by Ihe roots; to this autumn or next spring, it is as U. S. Forest Service plantings to of Oregon, for in unity there is the Siskiyou mountains. Mr. Drake try and tell you what residents of tear o ff the brunches of the blos taled 21, 678 acres, 19 per cent more and Mr. Shorb are members of the sumed, as the prelim inary w ork w ill your county are present at the ses Strength. soming trees, and Io defile w ith than the year preceding. Forest road committee of the local Chani- be extensive and w ill probably take Transportation sion and upon what committees papers and refuse every beauty spot The problem of transporting our along the streams and the shady Service plantings are planned on a j her of Commerce and Mr. Ross was from tw o to three months more. delegates from your county are I here w ill be a large amount of working. The totul membership of products to and from markets at roadsides. Then again in the au still larger scale this year, and ; substituting fo r Chas. Kell, the other d rillin g «¡one to determine the exact sonic fa ir rate of transportation is tumn time, the red and yellow spring planting has been active in member who was unable Io attend. the Order is 22,000. several National Forests. There w ill be another meeting of condition of the rock foundation Ihe Slide muster gave his annual a real problem. branches spared in Ihe spring—are State forestry department plant the Chamber o f Commerce tomor w hich w ill uphold the huge struc Many of tlie present freight rates twisted off. address in the afternoon session. w ings last year amounted to 41.038 row evening, (F riday) and it is ture. are unfair to agriculture. Farm o r The address follow s: Apparently there are some who According to dispatches, the dam acres, a gain o f 30 per cent over ganizations must keep up a continu hoped thal a good attendance may Ma"ter’s Address have no sense of beauty and are al w ill be about 160 feet long and 1929. Plantings by municipalities al battle to prevent further high be had. There w ill be several im As we meet here for our 51th an ways destroying, never thinking of ' w ith a sim ilar height. The capacity nuul session, we look buck for 11 transportation rates. H e are un others. This is the time of year that aggregated 9,214 acres, an increase portant matters discussed at this of the firs t unit o f the plant w ill be moment to realize the past year lias alterably opposed Io the demand of Ihe tourists are starting to come I of 55 per cent. Industrial orgnniza- time and everyone is cordially in 14,000 horsepower, it is said, and been a busy one for all of us. My the (.lass A railroad officials for in through our section and that all of : tions planted 30,230 acres, a gain of vited whether they are members of 20 per cent, and organizations of Ihe club or not. The club is gradu this can he raised by future con flrs i year as Master of the Oregon creased freight rates. , 0» who possibly can get o ff fo r ¡1 other types, w ith 2,518 acres plant ally aiding in the betterment of the struction to about 40,000 horsepow He have not changed our attitude few hours are Inking to the woods State Grange has been filled w ith ed, gained 66 per cent. Schools and city and more members would be er. The current generated there w ill toward transportation companies many new experiences. nnd stream sides nnd we should re colleges put out 825 acres of trees, a great aid to the work. The meet be added to the company’s general "W e hold Ihnl transportation com The time, money and effort spent member to burn our rubbish or 53 per cent more than the year be ing w ill be held at the Gold H ill transmission system. panies of every kind are necessary by Hie order and by each and every bring it back w ith us and to leave H hen the prelim inary investiga fore. Individual j k illin g s jumped Garage. to our success’—W ^e advocate an in member of the order bus been ju sti nature ns« we find it. Hint is one tions are finished and the corpora fied in results thut have been oh crease in the facilities of transport thing thal man has not been able to from 28.475 Io 33,-<67 acres, a gain tion is ready to begin heavy con of 17 per cent. ing agricultural products cheaply to improve upon. STREET RECEIVES A COAT tained. struction, several hundred men w ill Last year’s totals showed im port seaboard and between producers OF OIL—GREAT IMPROVEMENT Agriculture Year by year the unprotected be employed on the work, which ant progress and interest in renewi and consumers, thus opening the Agriculture i» the greatest busi countryside near the centers of Last Saturday some of the p rin may take rom eighteen months to ness of Ihe w orld and is Ihe basis channels in nature’s great arteries, population tends to become a d irty ng fo.est resources and putting two years. o f all our prosperity. This is an un (hat Ihe life-blood o f commerce may and desolate waste, litte r. I w ith idle leads Io growing lim ber crops cipal roads in Ihe city were treated The large amounts paid out by the flo w freely." although rubbish and denuded of Hs foliage. ' ¡ " „ ¿ T pî*‘,nÎ i,,K ‘T " T ' ' >e‘ to a coat of oil. The w ork was done disputed fact. Therefore, every company for labo- should add con Public U tilities and Ru'Sness If .here i s anything in PCs country " .P . ' W,' h losses ,hrou«h by the county o iling o utfit and as right thinking individual or organi siderably to the ge«.?ral prosperity ful cutting, forest fires and erosion, Relations a result the dust on several of the zation should be, und very largely tlinl cries for repres . on it is the of Siskiyou county. — Dunsmuir We are not Ihe enemies of ra il nithlessness of the crowds that in according to the Forest Service streets has been settled for the Is, w orking to bring agriculture in News In the West, 1,305 acres were summer. to a more prosperous condition. roads or public utilities or of any fest Ihe great and small open places. planted in Montana, 4.270 in Idaho, corporation. We are ojiposed. how Oil was applied to the shoulder on Mistakes have been made in the past A few minutes m otoring brings BI TTER GRADING R E T IRED hut we hope fewer mistakes w ill he ever, to a sp irit und management of us into the future playgrounds of 1.669 in Colorado, 1,07» in C alifo r the south side of the highway, on any public u tility or business that Ihe w orld and it was all given Io us nie, 1,314 in Oregon and 4,065 acres Seventh street from the highway to made in Ihe future. Under present law, containers of in Washington. Fourth avenue, along Fourth avenue Agriculture must have a clear lends Io oppress the people and rob w ithout the work of mail. Let us --------- o- to T h ird street und on Fourth street butter made in Oregon must be vision of what is needed nnd must (hem of their just profits. We are remember that once we destroy On the whole Ihe black cherry between the highway ami Fourth stumped w ith the grade of the con not the enemies of capital, hut w? that which nature has given us, we lead Ihe way. Others w ill follow . tents. yield is estimated as fa ir fo r the avenue. oppose tyranny and monopolies. He must realize that our condi are not going to have it back again. 1 he chief purposes of this require- norlhw st. A large volume of this 1’iihlie utilities have been given —Del Norte Triplicate. tion is like «lining in a enf derln. I ment is to state the butter quality fru it shipped in carlots is sold at the right of eminent domain, and DAIRY PROTECTIVE ---------0------- "There are no waiters Io bring us 1 auctions in the market centers in ASSOCIATION K ™ , '. , ? ': the advantages and protection by success.” Reporter—Here you ever engaged ami east of Chicago. Among the co Federal and Slide laws in this unit If we are Io succeed we must not Io Donald Furbush? for superior value of good cream many other states. operative organizations now prepar depend upon others but must come A state wide dairy protective as used in the making of butter. The ing fo r shipments is the Salem Movie actress (Io nuiid)—Edna, Stocks have been watered nnd to a dear understanding among our sociation was formed at Salem on requireineht rests most heavily up Cherry Growers Association, 'ihe selves; then, united by the strong rates have been increased Io pay in look in iny file cabinet under "F ” Monday of last week. Ils purpose and see if I was. quality of fru it under fa ir weather is to conduct a campaign in the in on the creamery operator. Its en terest on watered stocks, as well as tie of agriculture, we shall advance forcement is under direction of the conditions w ill he excellent. The terest of the law taxing oleo which state dairy and food commissioner. our cause by laboring Io develop a till operating expense, including taxes. price is less promising than last Modern Davenport—How did yon now threatens ruin to the dairy in higher and heller manhood nnd wo —------o - ■ year at this lime. I say again, we are not opposed to get Io he an antique? dustry. G. H. Fullenweider, Carle manhood among ourselves. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hedgpeth of 0--------- Antique Divan—Oh, I just wormed ton and G. P. Gillum, Amity are Central Point were guests of J. D. 'Jhe purpose the Grange has for (Continued on page two) my way up. Classified Ads Get Results president and secretary. Hedgpeth Sunday, Passion Play To be Feature Ashland Park L o c a l M o te s
