VOLUMI«; X X X IV
L ittle News and
Comment
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gold m i -L, OKI«,ON, THURSDAY, SEPTEM |;|
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CHAMBBK (IF < <IMMKI<CK IIKAKS BEAVER PORTLAND CEMENT
favorable
HEI’ORT ON KOADH ANI) PARK
COMPANY IN FULL SWING
<>n Ihe pari of the ANOTHER BUS WILL BRING
govei
slat" gove,anient
and if so there KTUnENT« r a o « » , , /
w<B no doubt be a larger sale for bTLDBNT8 >
WILLOW SI’ GH
■Smoke began Io rise over the Oregon cement and Ihe local plant j
At its regular meeting Friday eve
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ning, the Chumher of Commerce huge stack of tile Beaver Portland w ill p ro fit from such sale to a cer- ' Al a '"fe tin g of the school hoard i
ITEMS OF INTEREST EX
heard u report from its roail and Cement plant 1n this city Wednes tain extent thus bringing more inon-
Monday evening, held in Ihe of I
THACTEI)
FROM WORLD
park committee which sounds prom day and the entire plant is now in cy Io the la o p lr employed tier«-.
ii<e <lf
clerk, Miss Bertha Coy, it i
HAPPENINGS AND BOILED
ising. I he club has been w orking operation. 'I he raw grind and quur
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was ,,c< i'b'd to hire a Mr. Bonney !
DOWN FOB OUR READERS.
(upon several road projects and all ry started immediately ufter the MANIACS PI T ON CLFVEIt
!° ,l*rin « M-wral students into the
Labor Day holiday and the burner .......... «■ <••»-
seem Io In- progressing nicely.
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was
started
and
the
huge
kiln
start
The road committee reported that
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the district engineer of the state ed to turn Wednesday on an indefi-
all bring ludion money to the lo c a l1
France was visited by rains, highway commission bus given as nflo run, depending u | miii the call
Anyone who did not (attend the school and w ill more than pay for Î
for
cement
made
upon
the
company,
j
<»«Id
Fellow
snows «ml floods the past week. The surance lliut the deep ditches upon
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ws lodge Tuesday eve their transportation. We understand,
Contrary to the reports circulated ning surely missed a fine time. The that Mr. Bonney w ill he paid $IO.IM,
storms resulted in the death of either side of the Pacific highway
much livestock «ml sever«! hundred w ill he filled this fall during the through the press of the slate, the program put on by the Maniacs con per student for all the high school
Oregon’s W ild Life program, in-
thousand dollars w orth of property time when emergency work w ilb In- local plunt has furnished a good sisted of |HI|h instrumental and vo- students he brings to the school.
voicing exp, n d itu rts o f $5,1)00.000 in
» damage. Wh«t a joy to live in Ore- employed. '1 his improvement w ill puyroll here all summer and conse i al music and even the Boosters had il/ * » “ U .,l’ ^ .,h ird <,riv»r hired hs I the next ten years, was released by
be web «.med by a ll people who hav, quently the unemployment around Io admit lin y were outclassed. The
gon.
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Wh° haS nwt ,f" ‘ O r,« ° " Stale Game commission,
the beauty of the city at heart. For Cold H ill has been much less than Boosters entertain next week and been a»ked to hid on the job am-
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Oregon now has
in
other
communities
of
the
county.
several years there has been agita
mbarked Ufxtn
lin y propose Io outshine Hie oppns- such procedure has begun to irk ,
Nearly five b illion dollars in gold
Ihe most comprehensive plan of fish
A program to promote the use of •ng < lul,. The Boosters are still in
tion to have this work «lone and
some of the school patrons. This and y mie «lev, lopment ever attempt
bus be, n idled up in the vuults of
thru the activities o f the local chum Oregon non e cement upon Oregon’» j Ihe lea,I in points, hav,ng a total of
car there have been several people ed. The program already in full
the United Slates bunks. Il is re
her of commerce it uppeurs that roads and other piddle works which 735 to 435 points for Ihe Maniacs
ported that much of this gold is this work w ill U| lust he accomplish ha,I its Inception in the loeal Cham- Twenty-seven wa re present at the interested in tlie bus contracts and swing.
r;;j ,e stnams, lakes,
felt that such contracts should he
sent here from o ilier nations where
fields and for sis to Ihe ideal fo r
ed. thus giving the highway a much I k - i of Commerce may tiring about next week.
'el Io bids. Mr. Bonney, the second fishing and hunting as rapidly as
the people are uneasy us to their
neater appearance us well as tend
man hired in the past few years humanly possible. The stream and
country’s sluhility.
ing Io make driving safer.
that was neither a resident nor a
lake survey, by which the Game
I here is one more old brick build
axpayer w ith in Ihe district and that
An investigation into the affairs ing on fifth avenue which needs Io
commission Fxpccts Io get tlie real
loes not set u|«»n the mind» of the
of the Monmouth Normal has been he removed ami which has been
fact-basis fo r fish planting, is the
people of the district w ith any great firs t ever started in any state. The
ordered and w ill he taken up ut an condemned by the city council and
amount of ease. Il set ms Io lie Ihe
early date. The president, J. 8. tin- engineer has suggested that If
saint procedure lias been launched
sentiment of the chairman of the
Published by (be Students of the Gold H ili High School
Samirs, is rhurged w ith incompeten the city wreck the building that the
on game so that scientific game
hoard that there is only a choice
cy, extravagance «ml a great num brick and stone from the building,
management w ill make Oregon the
few who are capable of handling
ber of other shortcomings. His otherwise useless, may he hauled SCHOOL BEGINS WITH A BANG
outstanding W ild -L ife state of the
BASKETBALL
outlook
Wilmu
Poe
contracts
fo
r
the
school
and
that
it
hearing w ill be held before the to the highway and form the foun
Union.
V irg il Edinglon
is better that they he hand picked
slate hoard of higher education.
dation fo r the fills , thus assuring
Io Make Oregon Famous For
W ith 44 students on lime and rar-
Since (lie old heads have finished loan Io let any resident place a bid
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Fun” is the iieading o f the 27-page
heller drainage. The matter of pav i,T to go. in spite o f the fuel that a school the hoys basket-bull team is.
upon the job and one from the lot
Mr. David Friday, economist, slat ing Io the curb in the business sec number of them were called from seriously lacking in weight and ex
outline which states that the Com-
f bidders be chosen.
ed that the proposed raise o f 15 per tion is s till up in the a ir ami a bed by the frantic honk of the im perienee. However tliis school is
patient
driver.
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cent i nlhe rules on freight ns ask «luapei plan may he formulated by school witnessed the beginning of not alone w ith these troubles. Some
of Ihe rival schools have suffered if a man is lowest bidder he is en
ed by the railroads Would slim ulal
Un commission by which
im on‘‘
**’<’ niosl prom isin''
g school In, same cxjx-ricnces also, giving titled to a contract. If there is any Knowing no lim its in its endeavor,
which this
this Im
the return to pros|ierity. Il is going provement may he taken care of.
. terms
. . . ever _ known
-------- lust Monday us a fighting chance. By working
save those of science and good econ
to take a lot of argument to make
I oney Boss hud been appointed September 7, Ihe principal, Mr. hard for Hie next two or three reason why any man should be elim- omies.” Afore than 4«.(g)l),|g)0 of Ore
Meisinger,
was extremely pleased
inatfd
the
fact
that
he
is
low
bidder
■in Oregon farm er o r lumberman Io ascertain (lie feasibility of creat w ith Ihe large nuudx-r o f freshmen months the hoys should be able to
gon’s 63 m illion acres are non -titl-
build up a good fast team.
does not assure hi mof the contract,
see things that way, however.
ing the park site o f the city into a who furnished proof fo r the belief
Bogue Biver has been fortunate hut the fact that he has been given •ble, the report says, and “ in this
real park fo r our citizens. He re- that Gold H ill would surely have a and has a lineup that should make
magnificent paradise nature has
an opportunity to offer a bid would provided exceptional food and shel
school to lx- proud of the follow ing
Over 1.IMMI.000 people were re ported that there was some clean up year. Several new faces were Io he a w inning team.
p u r girls team lost three very please him a lot more than to have ter fo r abundant AVild Life.”
ported drowned in the floods which work Io lx- done which could be seen in all tlx- classes and some of valuable
players from tlie ranks hut the board or some individual in te r
attended
Io
by
Ihe
men
of
the
city
ihe
lost
have
returned.
Figures of the U. S. Biological
have hern ravishing parts of China
Ihe new members to pick from this ested to go out and hand pick a man
fo r the past sever«I weeks. It is in about a day’s time at no expense
year should produce a squad equal for the job and leave the intim ation Survey are quoted to prove a pres
To last year’s.
MISS FENWICK WELCOME
ent annual income value o f $20,000,-
doubtful if that number have actu to anyone and suggested that the
I jis I season the girls played ex that none other would be mentally 000 from Oregon’s AA iId Life and the
Florence W’alklin
ally perished in the floods, hows v- women of (he city might lx- prevail
tremely w ell, one o f.th e strongest or physically adapted to the posi
er, ns so many of the reports from c«J u|K)ii to organize a civic improve
Gold h ill High welcomes Miss learns in this section. Lei us hope tion. The fact that a man was brot romraiakfeif Beelflreik that “ ‘Oregon’s
lim
it
league
to
hx,k
ufter
the
China «re grossly exaggerated.
nwiek. recently employed as a his year w ill show as good results. in from an outside district to drive AA ild Life should be at least a $100,-
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earlier o f English
and ..«story.
history. Miss
An effort w ilt he put forth this
in,I assist in keeping the w - h
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MtO.fMM) asset.” An estimated average
Fenwick earned her A. B. degree at year to encourage strongest support a conveyance bringing students in nnuat income o f $500,000 from
fore
Ihe
minds
of
the
|x-opk-,
W.
Kansas and Oklahoma sweltered
he University ol Oregon and sludi- for the teams. 'There is much room to the loeal school would lead one
last week end under one o f the men are as a rule always interes;.
sl summer .,1 Berkeley, Cali lo r improvement over last year in Io believe that there is not a compe hunters and anglers’ licenses and
fornia, for h, r master degree. Miss tliis respect.— Let’s gol
most tropical spells of the entire in Hi, beautification o f Ihe c ity an
tent man left in Ihe district to dher licenses and fines, during the
enwiek has spent much of her life
summer. 1'emperalures of I I I were their moral support would he of
handle
such a job. We would think next ten years, is to be expended
i «tree, ii and has laughl in various 3CIIOOL STARTS—ONE NEW BUS
great
assistance
Io
any
sueli
project,
reached in some parts. This is re
that after the hoard sensed the opin Io secure “ the saturation point in
oi , iiis
me is unite
Opal Hayes
fish and game. The program is be
ported Io he the hottest weather according to Mr, Boss. Now let’s iittii;'» ; slic Bboui u r prcs?nl class
ion o f the people at the budget meet
es and lias exit
rd pleasure al
Kansas has bail since the keeping .ear from tlic women.
’ ehool started Monday w ith six ing a short time ago that they would ing organized and conducted in ac
Another program fo r the enhance the evident alertness and friendlv an e-. on the daily run. Five of
of w eatlicr records in that state.
be guided by a different code of eth cordance w ith the best known busi
ment of Ihe city was sung sled to "Ititude of Be Gold H ill High he dr vers are Ihe same as in past
ics
but it appears that it is going to ness procedure in combination w ith
student hixly us a whole.
ears.
or
Win
.Ferguson,
who
suggest
practical experience and a b ility in
The submarine "Nautilus,” which
Du- to Ihe fact that some W illow take sterner methods to bring the fish and game propagation, d is tri
has been exploring the polar re ed lliut the water from a spring east
MEMBERS il. 8. FACULTY
p ings high school pupils wished light.
bution and protection. This pro
Ernest Kell
.•(tend Gold H ill High school,
gions ami had projected a trip un of Ihe city could he piped into the
We feel that Chairman Cornutt
city
w
ith
very
little
eosl
and
would
ie
is
another
bus
running
this
gram
is not something to be realiz
der the Ice to the north pole, has re
Miss Fenwick. Miss Hankey, Mr
. r. Mr. Bonney of W illow Springs and his advisers or friends, whoever ed only after long delay, but ils ef
turned to its base at Longyear City he Ihe source of much delight to Ihe Angstead nud Mr. Meisinger are the -s the driver.
they might be, is responsible for
fects are to be seen at once in more
■Spitzenhergen. The ship made one th irsty people of the town and those leuehers of Ihe Gold H ill High. Miss
There are four students enrolled the action o f the board on the lat
trip under the ice. It was damage,, who travel thru here. More w ill he Fenwiek is the new English and from that district, consequently our est bus contract as one member, Mr fish in the streams and more game
hut was able to return to its base done on this project thru the w inter history teacher. Miss Hankev is tlie enrollment is now fifty .
Boling was not present and Mr. Dun in the uplands. The best talent both
typing nud civics teacher. Niir. Ang-
months
and
perhaps
by
next
sum
w o rld w id e and regional, has been
under its own power. It was thot
stead is tlie coach and teaches LARGE FRESHMAN ENROLI.M’NT gey. having been upon the board engaged. Every element o f opera
lost at one lime when five «lays mer cold spring water may he avail- healthful livin g and algebra. Mr.
but
a
very
short
w
hile,
was
the
on
Helen Mercer
tion based upon any other consid
Meisinger is Ihe principal and teach
passed w ithout w oril from the sui» able on Ihe .streets o f Gold H ill.
\\ hen Ihe high school was called ly other one present and voted w ith
es
elementary
science.
mercible.
Io order on Monday, a group of very Ihe chairman apparently for lack of eration than fitness, has been dis
RANTS PASS RANKS BUY
green freshmen, surpassing all other other guidance Mr. Dungey howev carded. the report declares.
MISS HANKEY RETURNS
classes, if quantity, rather than
Need fo r accurate inform ation fo r
MUCH
GOLD
THIS
YEAR
Judge W ilkerson. U. S. D istrict
quality is considered, was discover er assures us that he is heartily in effici nt storking of fish and game
Wallace Iverson
judge in Chicago, has given A l
favor of obtaining bids on all con
<1 in our midst.
As much gold has been mined in
Miss Allx*rtina Hankey, nicmlx-r
There are 22 freshmen this vear tracts and W'e arc suie w ith a few is pointed out. and the w ork of mak
phonse Capone the privilege of
changing his plea in court upon the .mall workings in Josephine county of Ihe high school faculty, has re in contrast w ith the class of 12 in more months of expi rience on tlie ing stream an,I lake, food and cov
turned to Gold H ill to take up her 1930-31.
beard he w ill be on h s loes in the er, m igratory bird and game sur
charge of conspiracy against the luring Ihe eight months of 1831 as duties in the Commercial department
veys has been started, say s the bull-
vas
mined
and
sold
to
loeal
hanks
prohibition laws. Some time ago
interest
o f the d is tric t’s welfare.
She reports a very enjoyable vaca
LATIN CLASS DISCONTINUED
etm. “ It is useless to plant fish by
the judge allowed Ihe noted gang luring Ihe whole of 1930 says the tion spent at her home in Portland
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Minnie Harrison
the m illions if the planting does not
and al Armstrong college, Berkeley,
leader Io change n guilty plea re )aily Courier.
COUNT duBARRY STARTS
California.
She*
studied
advanced
mean that the fish w ill mature and
A total o f Ä2H.971.41 w orth of the
Yesterday is was derided that the
garding a failure. Io pay income lax
D
REDGING
OPERATIONS
w ork w hile attending Latin class would be discontinued
furnish an abundance of sport. The
ellow metal has been bought by commercial
Io one of nol guilty. This w ill mean
Hie college.
because of the shortage o f type
be
First
National
and
Ihe
Grains
re*. ,
commission is not interested in how
no doubt a long costly tria l w ith a
An interesting sidelight on her va- w riters and the large enrollment
The large scow fitted up by Count many are planted but in how
tas and Josephine hanks in Ihe •alion was her visit to Chinatown. in typing classes. The first year
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possible acquittal after the arch-
George Hay duBarry fo r dredging w ilt ’ be
She
was
very
interested
in
a
Chi
caught by the sportsmen
is»
eight
months,
against
$29.542.35
typing
class
was
divided
and
half
gangster has already pleaded guilty
the
Bogue
river,
was
placed
in
op
each year.” Speaking of the food
or the 12 months of 1930. The gold l i , se theatre which she visited w itli of Ihe class w ill take typing during
to both charges.
other college students. Stic also vis
eration at the Canfield riffle on
nd cover and game surveys, the
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vas received in amounts from a few ited a Chinese temple where they the Latin period.
Tuesday and is now cutting a chan
lulletin says " It has been found that
The king and Crown Prince of lollnrs to one or more hundred, and worship their many religions.
HIGH SCHOOI BEGINS
net 12 feet wide and tw o feel deep much more knowledge of food and
Britain have led Ihe wav toward Ihe i.ly small collections o f this rela
Netty St
ight o vu the riffle . Th • scow is cover conditions is necessary than
TWO
NEW
TEACHERS
ve
size
are
included
in
the
totals.
reduction of costs to that govern
quipped w ith an engine and a drag has been available in the past, so
John W. Fleming
The
Gold
H
ili
High
school
started
ment when they’ notified the pre
I uesd.. ii orniu w ith a large al- lire equipment
that useless w ork may not be
RELIEF CORI’S MEETS
m ier that the king would turn over
The Gold H ill school started Sep
nd n
3 lie Freshman class w ith
It is the plan of the count to move
tember 7 w ith all the same teachers in cm ■ Hmeiit o f 21 is the largest from one riffle to another as ra| idly launched.”
a quarter o f a m illion of his income
I lie AV. B. C. had its first monthly except two, the second grade teach
his year.
“ Over a period of the next 10
per year and Ihe crown prince
er and the high school ¿nglish
also have another new teach- as possible up stream as far as Bios years, the hatchery department
promised $50,000 o f his individual meeting and dinner of Ihe Fall sea teacher. Miss Fenwiek replai . I Miss •r We
this year. Miss Edith Fenwiek som bar. AA hen big boulders ere en
income. A greater tnx on spirits, to son Wednesday at its club rooms In O rr in the high school nr I Mrs. has replaced Miss Orr, Our last countered, they w ill be dynamited plans to liberate in round figures a
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city
hall.
The
corps
has
hem
Pendleton
replaced
Mrs.
Caiupbeil
total of 272,000.000 trout from fo ur
bacco and petrol is expected ns a
year’s English instructor.
from the stream.
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Ihe summer nionlhs of the second grade.
to six inches in length.” The report
Everyone is looking forw ard to a
means of raising additional revenue inactive
The covnt plans to have ’.he chan
As the lext books a, being fu r very successful school year.
Imt they expect to get going in regu
shows that the annual release starts
fo r that nation.
nel open for navigation of motor
nished this year by the state, the
lar form by the next meeting date. grade
this year nt 20.000.000 trout and in
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schools have started o ff fine.
boats
by
time
o
f
the
firs
t
heavy
JR. CLASS MEETING CALLED
creases
to 38,000.000 by 1940. The
The high school w ill be slow for a
Some 400 farmers in Ihe Moscow.
rains so that he can move mining
Genevie Stumbo
The federal hoard of hospitaliza week ns all the hooks have not yet
liberation of larger trout is stressed
Idaho, d islrie l arc form ing an o r
machinery
up
stream
fo
r
his
mines
been purchased.
The ju n io r class w ill hold ils at Mule creek.—C urry County’ Re in Ihe statement.
ganization Io enforce a moratorium tion recommended Tuesday that the
first
meeting Thursday.
new’
northwest
branch
o
f
the
sol
Intensification of the game farm
of farm debts in that section.
G I.E E CLU B S PROMISING
Ernest Kell, ju n io r class president porter.
diers home he located al Roseburg,
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program
is also outlined. The hold
Zeldn
Smith
w ill pound the gavel prom ptly al
ing pen plan fo r Chinese pheasants,
fhrnp
Last week bandits held irp and Oregon,
hree ci’clnnV
o'clock.
MAY CUE \R OFF LOGGED
Five sites were offered by Rose
Mrs. Guy, vocal instructor in the
developed fo r the first time by Ore-’
The meeting is called to elect
robbed a young lady who was in
OVER LAND FOR RELIEF
gon, is recited as successful. This
charge of tin- Aurora, Oregon, hank burg, hid it is expected Hie one high school announced Tuesday class officers fo r 1931-32.
lhal both hoy s and girls Glee clubs
plan is fo r the farms to produce
mid were later caught. The men chosen w ill be on Ihe north side of seemed Io show many promising
Purchas: by the state of logged-
SCHOOI, BUS UROAVDED
the
South
Umpqua
rive
r
about
a
half
the young chicks and then place
possibilities.
plead guilty and were sentenced I
I.ois Johnson
o ff lands for improvement into pro
Tlie freshman class consists of 12
them in pens provided over the
to ten years in Ihe .¡talc penitenti- mile from the city lim its. The 400-
ducing
property
was
recommended
ary. Now it appears that one o f the
rP s
WL] ?e l'' nvided by the city girls and nine hoys, quite a number
st.ite by the sportsmen’s organiza
p . AA’alker’s bus carrying stu
of whom are enrolled in Glee club, dents to and from the Gold H ill by Charles Gram, state labor com
bandits was an undercover agent of * " rou«^ fl i U ’-OhO bond issue,
also w ith a number of students who •■hool from Kanes creek and the missioner, as one solution o f the un tions, where they are held until af
the Portland police and was draw-
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wer > previously enrolled. The Glee Blackwell d istrict, is v^ry' ¿row.ied employment problem facing Oregon. ter the fall shooting season. The
v , . y cruwueu
commission pays fo r feed and (he
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l » »» - clubs are larger than they have been this year
The program announced by the
organizations are responsible fo r
The
fact
that
about
seven
or
eight
JctWIle. “S 11.« . u.e
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- leuge oi cnier Jenkins ' o f Portland, most pari, both cl”
” ’ seem to have more students have rece. v move commissioner as a method of action the
classes
care o f the birds. This plan per
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c *y ’ Pfrhnt>s it would be wise to let the i j lr,y „ we,t trained voices which io these communities and are al- by the state, has been under con
It is now claimed lhal his part in chief help him serve his time.
.’ ° d£ve,0P for j tending our school accounts for the sideration by the department for mits more hatching activity at the
I three and four-part songs,
unusual crowd.
many months, Gram said.
Wiid Life Plan
To Make State
Outstanding
THE NUG G ET
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