Gold Hill news., June 18, 1931, Image 1

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HEAVY KAINH VIHIT
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VALLEY I’AST WEEK j
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Ashland Will State Grange
Sponsor Noted States Views
Passion Play on Many Items
JULY 4TH LAWS FORBID NOISE
Dungey and
Coy Chosen
by Voters
Although it is not generally known
The parched hill* and valley* of
and many municipalities are prepar-!
Ihi* neck of Ihe Woods were given
I ing elaborate preparations for a
u good ’miking the pusl week when
i noisy celebration of July Fourth, it
the cloud* gave up one of the most
' is against the law Io sell, give away ,
bountiful rain» (hat Ihi* country
or explode firecrackers in the slate
has experienced for tome few
of Oregon over two and one-half
BY RADFORD MOBLEY year*.
inches in length and five-eighths
A M T O C A rrea AAÍUINCTON U U U IA U
The moisture in the hill» wax
meh in diameter, says Stale Eire
Helling *o low that the ruin» were
Marshal A. H. Averill. Moreover, he
»urely a big benefit Io the entire
slated, il is unlawful Io sell, ex- |
America’s greatest demonstration country. Il caught sonw huy down
change, barter or give Io any child
of fighting airplane* over it* two Mini also did some ilamuge Io the
The world’s oldest Passion Play
Outstanding in achievements of under the
__ age _
of 14 years, any ex-
laregsl cities—New York and Chi­ cherry crop» in part» of the cou n -I first pluyed in Freiburg, Germany, the Oregon Slate Orange in conven- plosive article,
Al . one i of the best meeting.» ever
device or substance
cago—bus had an effect never plan­ try but the good that il did far ov­ ' In 1264, is Io be given jo Ashland, Hon ut Medford last week was the containing more than ten grains of |.
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directors Mon
ned by the war department. Hie ershadowed the injury to othei June 18-19 20th.
Violations r.f
....
. . a. ernoon E!,ner Oungey was
adoption i Wednesday of a resolu gunpowder. Violation*
of th,.«„
these slat
crops.
demonstration was intended to con­
elected Io the position of director
The company is now on its first tion favoring ihe initiation of a con- ules carries a penalty of from $25
vince Hie two most congested cities
for three years and Bertha Coy was
The precipitation came as a God lour and features Mr. Adolph Fass- stitutionul amendment which will io $50.
that the government was able Io de­ send to some purls of Hie valley I
permit Ihe initiation of a constitu
Furthermore, under the provi- reelected as cierk.
nachl,
Ibe
world’*
most
famous
fend them from an ulluck by enemy where the water situation was ber
Frank Carter, retiring chairman,
tional amendment which will per- J sion* of section 42-427 of Oregon
aircraft and in no way wus intended ginning to assume uluriuing propor­ Chrislus portrayer.
rail the State of Oregon to develop f.ode 1930, it is unlawful to throw w-as present and presided at the
The
presentation
is
lavish
beyond
as u threat to other nation*.
tions, especially on those irrigation
meeting and the minutes of Ihe last
the great water power resources
The exhibition of more than (10(1 projects where wilier shortages anything ever played here before, within her borders, construct gen­ or explode any firecrackers, or any meeting were read and the finan­
fighting plane* wax turned into a come so early even in a normal year having cost more Ilian 9185.000 to erating plants, build main trunk other lighted material on any for­ cial statement presented and ex­
Ihreul by European newspaper cor­ and also to that part of the country present in the New York Hippo­ lines ami Io sell Ihe electrical en­ est land, private road, public high­ plained by the clerk. Both were ac­
way or railroad right of way in the
respondents filing from this coun­ where sub-irrigation is depended drome.
cepted without comment. Nomina­
ergy produced Io people’s water and
Il requires 1500 costumes, and re­ power utility districts, cities and slate of Oregon during Ihe closed tion* for director brought out Ihe
try and. as u consequence of the Upon altogether to mature the crops.
season
of
any
year.
May
15
to
(Tc-
flight, many Europeans today are
names of Elmer Dungey, Tony Ross
The danger of forest fires wus quires three 70-fool balloon lop bag­ other municipalities, and existing
»old on the idea (but the United considerable lessened and us a re­ gage cars Io move Ihe production. power corporation*; thereby giving tober 1. Violators of this statute are and Earl Ham and it required three
subject
to
a
penalty
of
$75.
This
States has gone war-minded. The sult of the rainfall the
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danger
of | The company I* now oil its third access Io an abundant supply of j legal inhibition, besides it* fire’ pre­ ballots to elect Mr. Dungey. For
Russian press in particular has em­ forest fires will lie cut Io a consid* I an<!
,ranscoiiliiiental trip,
low cost electrical energy resulting ventative intent will also operate to cierk the names of Bertha Coy and
phasized this angle as il aids Stalin erahle extent.
i 3 be Freiburg Passion Play was from the development of huge pow­
C. J. Shorb were placed in nomina­
and hi* aaoaciate* to convince his
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, brought to America by Ihe city of er sites, which is nol likely to In­ protect motorists and others on the tion.
supporters that money spent in
' St. Joseph. Missouri, in August, 1928, experienced unless development by highways of the stale from the an­
Dr. C. II. Wilson, county physi­
FISH LAKE TO BE CLOSED
preparation for war is fully justi­
Io dedicate the great Krug park the federal government for the rea­ noyance and dangers incident to the cian, was present and asked that
indiscriminate
discharge
of
fire­
fied.
IN CONSERVATION bowl in that city, and in eight son that such an undertaking is so
there he provision made by the lo­
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nights more than 100,(KM) paid ad- lurge Ihut it i* beyond the rapaeilies cracker* and torpedoes which have cal district for a part time nurse.
Another unfortunate thing about
been the cause of many serious ac
Prutection of fish life and the
They next visited St Louis of cities, municipalities or power cidenis. This law also prohibits th? Several persons talked in behalf of
the demonstration i* Hint it came on
the heels of many public and private question of stream pollution were w,*ere in ei»rht performances more district*.
throwing of lighted cigars, cigarettes Hie measure hut nothing was said
people attended. Since
utterance* about war. Il had a bad discussed by Ihe stale game com- '
One of Hie pleasant feature* of the or matches along Hie highways dur­ adverse Io the project. Dr. Wilson
effect in concentrating attention on mission at its laic meeting here i lh“’ ,*le cor”|iany has toured every session of Ihe Stale Grange was ihe ing Ihe closed season.
explained that for *5<M) a year (hat
war in the public mind and adding ■Monday after it hud decided to re ’*a,e *” *bp L'nited Stales and will presentation hv Henry Gustafson of
a nurse could be secured for Gold
The
discovery
oi
the
anti-fire­
one moie handicap to the recovery lain its Portland headquarter* and play through Canada tills summer North Bend to Mr. Hulet of a gavel
Hill schools for two visits a week.
following Hie Porllund engagement and bloek made of Ihe native myrtle cracker laws, section 14-918. 14-919 I he nurses salary in all Io be some­
of buxine«*. Nearly all of these men­ not move to Salem.
14-920
and
14-921,
Oregon
Code
1930
tions about war have been for the
thing over $2000 per year and w*ould
The commission adopted as a Io Victoria and Vancouver mid wood. Mr. Hulet is a former resi­
purpose of finding out way* to general jiolicy Ihe rule that owners across Io Monireul where they will dent of Coo* County and i* much which have been in effect since June he participated in by three schools
avoid them. One of Hie first plans of diversion ditches will be held sail in September for Germany for admired by the people of that sec­ 15, 1912, will, according to Mr. Aver­ and Ihe balance paid from other
ill, afford relief to many cities,
offered was Io "freeze prices" ul the i responsible for screening to keep four months reluming in 1932 to tion.
sources. A vote was taken on this
towns and localities of Ihe state
South
America
and
Cuhn.
start of H ie next national conflict, fish from entering the ditches,
matter and the measure carried al­
I'rging enactment of legislation
which
have
been
making
inquiry
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and It excited u lot of attention in j p was agreed, too, to close Kish
Tlie crew of advance builders car­
though
many did «¡j«,
not vote either
mat
will
prevent
food
mannfactor-
concerning
prohibitory
measures
wa,
. u.
Ihe newspapers. Il did not gain |uk,. in Jackson county as soon us ried by Ihe Passion Play arrived in
way. The item of $¿00 will no doubt
era
irom
using
Chinese
eggs
unless
of
this
character.
Particularly
so
in
he
placed
in
th ,-
much support, largely because II the irrigation wuler is drawn off, Ashland several days prior to Hie packages are so labeled; favoring those communities, including Port- ge, meX g for the approvall* of the
was obvious Io all that il would not in order Io preserve Hie fish that opening and started building Ihe the development by Ihe federal land, which have stringent anti-fire-
prove practical, especially In the may be left in Ihe stream.
massive stage which will require goveriimcnt of a barge system for works ordinances in effect within taxpayers later on in the year.
case of friendly nation* id war. like
several days and a small army of Ihe Coulnibia river, requiring Ihe ' their boundaries and which have
There were seventy nine votes
Charles
H.
McCleea,
state
game
in Ihe case of Hie World wur.
builders to erect. A special chorus Slate Grange io have enacted legis. ; been powerless, heretofore, to pre- cast at the meeting.
A second plun, offered by Waites supervisor, wus given authority to 1 f local voices w 11 he recruited by lalion that wiil compel the Supreme i vent the sale of same immediately
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S. Gifford, head of the American appoint five special game warden. I.. II. Ilans?n for i".e Passion Play
Court to render and file its deci- ' without their corporate limits and health service to be
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positions
of
full-fledged
war­
Telephone and I’elegrapli Company,
which will includ? 25(1 singers of sions on any appeal from an opinion . the carrying of contrat 'nd explos-
FEATURE AT CRATER PARK
is Io have the Government place a dens, i hose increased in rank were Ysbh.nd and Medford. There will
<»f the attorney general, naming a ■ ives back into the limits where they
Fred
L.
Perry,
Roseburg;
C.
C.
tax on all war malerial inanufaclur-
he 25o “extras" used which will in­ ballot title of any initiative or ref- are fired in defiance of police regu-1 Inaugurating a medical and f ir s t
Earl
C. . Williams.
ed, widt h would uuiouiil Io the e x -. Franklin,
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. Baker;
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--------- clude men, women end children re errnded measure, within a period , lations.
I aid service for v is it, r« ... i
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ad »mount of excess profit charged
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l ayva’ ' "Review, cruils for the I i n ,peaking parts. nol in exceed ten days, were resolu- j During recent sessions of the leg- es in (he Crater l ake National Park"
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Immediately shut off profiteering. A p' ‘ s'7" ' fllurie’ w ‘ll nol be increas-
Dr. F. N. Miller, head of the Uni­
Ihlrd plan wus suggested by Herbert C<1, *”c commission decided.
versity of Oregon health service,
well „ by ,b. ' . „ . ' l i '.Ï n ' ' b 3
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J * has arrived Io begin duties as park
Bayard Swope, who suggested mux-
stale
but
in
every
case
strong
lob­ physician for Ihe summer season.
«he
Passion
Play
company
who
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b°
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h«>‘
sling Ihe press ami forcing il Io to a |udicy of smaller acreage. Ob­
mor ,h „
“ 'a‘ h‘ bies representing Ihe manufacturers First aid tents are in the course of
print only government propaganda. servers here wonder whether he re­ rived several .lays before the open- er,
",Ort 'han ° ne year, leach- an*' wliol-esalers of such comniodi- construction, providing ample facili­
All these suggestions were cabled ceived private assurances at the ing da.c of performance which ’
er* nol to he hired until the newly- . ties, it is said, have succeeded in de- ties to provide for minor injuries
aero*» Io Europe as showing that meeting that differed from Ihe pub­ Thursday night, June 18th.
elected director takes his seal, and /eating them. The 1911 statutes have and slight illnesses.
this country was fully as war- lic announcement*.
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changing
the lime of holding. Hie evidently been overlooked and for-
Dr. Miller’s sister. Miss Elizabeth
ndndct| as Ihe European countries.
The farm hoard, while admitting ' STUDIES NEED OF ROADS
innual school meeting to March 1, 1 gotten until the compilation of the Miller, Reading, Pa., will act as
When taken in conjunction wilh Ihe their wheat pool is going Io cost J
FOR .
p.rH T lxir led to considerable discussion, hut I 1930 eode brought them Io light.
trained nurse and will be on duty
display of force in Hie air il hud the government money, justifies its!
K ‘ FIREFIGHTING
, was finally adopted.
) Fire Marshal Averill stales that for Ihe season. She was recently
Ihe unwanted effect of fanning the cosily support of prices by usserting
Decrying Ihe efforts of Ihe rail- ' wi,.h ,he c°operation of the stale
flames of international bitterness.
that its action enabled wheat grow-j The fire .lemon, dreaded enemy .^oads in seeking i o ' i n c r e a s ^ f r ^ police, the forestry service and connected with the public health
erx Io unload their crop al a price j of the t.mberlands, is being pushed rates on livesloek while at7h’ same peace officers of the stale, rigid ob- service of the Pennsylvania stale
department of health. She will re­
Taxpayers who may have criti­ ranging from 6,. Io 8fI rents a bushel farther into Hs lair by the construe- time they demand a lower rate on
cised Hie mobilisation of 600 planes instead of around 40 cents, which Hon of motorways Io Isolated forest dresaed meals, to the disadvantage servance of these life and fire safety sume duties there in the fall.
In case of serious injury, first aid
as being an additional financial bur­ they would have been forced Io ac- sections, nuking it possible to quell of the producer was i resolution measures will be enforced, where
local regulations do not conflict, treatment will be administered by
den on them w ill be appeased by eepl if their pool had not been op- the average blaze before it has
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which found favor
wilh the dele n and the public is urged to cooperate Dr. Miller before the injured person
the announcement by F. Truiiee ernled.
j reached a 10-acre urea, R. A.| Rott- gales.
in the interest of fire safety.
is rushed to the nearest hospital.
Davidson, Assistant Secretary of
Thc lutcsl co-operative society to cher, inspector, United States re­
A standing committee of educa­
The park health service is fur­
War in charge of air forces, in receive government support is ihe gional forest office, Porllund. re­
tion in Hie Grange, composed of F. COURT WILL SIGN
nished on contract to employes and
which he says the demonstration National Fruit and vegetable Ex­
DOG LEVY ORDER for small fees will be available to
will not rost the public a cent. Each change, Inc. This group makes Hie ported this week when a visitor in M. (.ill of The Dalles, Cornelia Mar­
Hie Crater Lake National Park.
vin Pierce of La Grande and Loyal
any visitor when necessary. Head­
year Hie fl> ing personnel of Hie ! eighth national co-operative market
Mr. Botteher, accompanied Io the M. Graham of Forest Grove, present
An order will be signed by the quarters will be maintained at Gov­
army an.l navy is required to be in [ ing ilgl.n,.v
,H. f(irn„.,|,
is („,e lake by Norman While, Medford, cd
Ihe following resolutions to the j coun*^ courl tomorrow fixing Ihe ernment Camp.
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Hie air a certain number of hours. of Hie largest of ul! groups. It has
provoking _ a .
license fees in Jackson county
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This year plans were made so that a nucleus of more local co-operative deputy supervisor of Ihe Crater Nu assembled Grangers, provoking
tional forest, has been making a flood of oratory but were finally i for ,he b«l»nce of this year at $2.(M)
the big cxliihilion became a part of associations already operating Ilian
LEGIONNAIRES TO DISPORT
for males and $3.00 for females, the
this flying lime, which would have any of Ihe others. A meeting of its study of that forest for the past two adopted:
AT OREGON BEACHES
Rumors that Ihe Hoard of Higher current fee.
cost just ns much if il had not been members will be held in this city weeks and learned that a satisfac­
tory
network
of
lateral
roads
and
Under
a
law
passed
by
Ihe
last
Education mny rela i !e on the pur­
held.
in the nenr future. Il is expected motorways is in the course of de­
Of special interest to lovers of
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ported action of the Grange upon session of Ihe legislature the county-
to he in full operation early this velopment, assuring adequate fire
Oregon
s famous beach resorts, is
courts
of
the
state
are
given
Ihe
Ihe
r.'.f.'rcnJuni
cf
Hie
appropriation
Administration forces arc well full.
protection in the future.
or Lipli r eduration by reprisals up­ right to fix Ihe dog license fees. The the announcement by the 1931 Le­
pleased al Hie reaction of business
The two men viewed the site of on the farmer’s extension research order simply completes a formality gion convention commission that
men Io President Hoover’s economy
Ihe
fire lookout slailon ;o he con­ work because of said referendum of the law.
a special reservation service will
program, pari of which ha* resulted
those visiting the
structed soon on ‘ The Walchman,’’ and this Grange warns Hie Hoard
Next year, if conditions continue he offered
in Hie closing up of twenty-two ob­
along
the
rim
of
the
lake.
I
i .smuch of Higher Education that it will do as now, the county court contem­ stale convention August 6, 7, and 8,
solete army posts, and making ad­
as miles of national forest
i can everything in its power io protect plates a reduction in the dog license for stop overs in the coast communi­
ditional savings in the post offief
ties on the way home Saturday night
he seen from lids end.. 'nee, as well the farmers’ interest, the extension fees.
department. Hoover is saving every
I he (.orvnllis chamber of commerce
ns
park
lerrilory,
the
foresters
are
!
service
and
(he
research
work
de­
The
new
law
also
removes
dogs
dollar possible, where it does not
looking forward Io cooperation in ' voted to the advancement of agri- from the personal property tax lists will handle the service.
force men out of jolts, and he could
spotting fires in their domain.
Under arrangements it will be
culture
and forbids cities from inflicting a
save even more if his hands were
Through this study, Mr. Rottcher
possible for anyone Io make reser­
1 hat while we favor an adequate dog license.
not lied by Congress, which prac­
is currying on. he plans Io gain suf­ millage lax Io provide funds for Ihe
vations here before leaving for cot­
tically orders ci rluin amounts Io he
ficient
information
Io
determine
the
tages,
cabins, hotel accomodations
institutions
of
higher
education,
we
spent for government activities.
nature of road necessary Io reach are opposed Io any appropriation in ing only one or two students. The or camping privileges al any of Ihe
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a new blaze before it can spread addition to the funds derived from Grange also went on record advo Ix'autiful resort spots on the coast
Washington is disappointed but
tor
.w,,
over
10 acres. Fires covering such [ the millage tax, and that we favor
nol surprised al the outcome of Ihe
schools of higher learning with a side. It will be possible Io leave
area
are
classified
In
the
R
division
an itemized budgeting of Hie funds
conference between eleven wheal
and over Hint acreage are in class for Ihe inslitutions of higher learn­ business office al Salem, and one Corvallis late in the afternoon or
exporting nations. Their failure to
president for Ihe three normal evening with Ihe assurance thal de­
C, including all serious forest fires. ing.
agree on any program that called
schools. The assembled Grangers
In high altitudes, where fire burns
Another resolution favored ihe also went on record in opposition sired accomodations wiil he waiting
for reduced planting did nol achieve
Conf
call
fh'
fellow
slowly,
a
high
speed
road
is
nol
as
unification of our higher éducation-1 to the county unit system of school at the beach.
the result that was hoped for here.
necessary as in lower limber re­ i|l institutions, Ihe elimination of management.
The local committee will arrange
whe* been sfdnJin on
Officials are wondering exactly
its
linson with the beaches through
gions,
where
flames
spread
rapidly
duplnntion
of
courses
of
study
Fifty
candidates
were
given
the
fh center two hoars a
what thought Sam MeKelvie had In
Mr. Botteher said.
use of the telephone and telegraph
whenever
consistent
with
efficiency
Fifth
Degree
by
ihe
Jackson
county
mind when lie praised Hie work of
wafer »»he probably
In addition to Ihe Crater forest, Ihe practice of strict economy in | Pomona and 232 candidates were without cost Io guests. Ferry fees
the conference regarding wheat re­
has
a
date
with
hi$
lie
is also
t
. visiting
.
. Hie Ochoco Na- J 1 h _ e conduct of the business affairs given the Sixth Degree bv Ih e S la te al Waldport and Newport have been
strictions, although lie was Hie only
tional forest in eastern Oregon and j of . . the
__ _ past
?. state master.
oy me mate
June bride.’*
man present to commit his country
. . several
8everal in«n...imn.
institutions and the j Officers,
Geo discontinued also, eliminating that
the Chelan forest in Washington. abolishment of the classes contain-1 Palmiter taking master’s pari.
expense on the Waldport-Newport
Loop.
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