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..... volume * x x x i v u u u l l ‘111lniulxxxttv>w^ ............... ....................................................... ........................................... ....... ............. GOLD Hil l OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 i0U Little News and Comment I A i ' MlIJI»<kKfO AND Afef». I.AWRBNCB . . _________ I JMARDON8 liDND HILL NYB PBOPBRTY , Crater Visitors National Forest Show Increase Areas Io Stay Over Last Year Closed till Wet PRESIDENT CARNEI.IE INSTI- TI TIO S V ISU S CRATER LAKE Receipts From Licenses Show Decline in 1951 Gtorge and John Manion and I ' • Luw -nnrr |,avi taken n bond Paying Crater Lake bis first visit and lease upon the Bill Nye prop. ! l i liALS OK INTEREST KX | this year. Dr. John C. Merriam i ' i n now owned by Kohl. .Moore of ' IH ’. r ilJ » I HOM HOHI.I» Washington, I). C„ president of the 1 entr.'il Point. I his property is one I HAPPENINGS ANI» BOILED ¡Carnegie Institution, spent two days that has produced much gold in ! DOWN FOR OI H READERS. here this week inspecting and mak . nier days ami there is still some ing further plans for the equipment good look ng ore on the property, i of the Sinnott Memorial museum I he mine bus not been operated for * and lookout station. He conferred several years. Mr. Blum bin. u Ainu e McPIici .on. evangelist of Tr i. hniun, was the last owner, he I I with Park Superintendent E. C. So II.•• I'uur Square Gti.p I, was mar* having been killed in an explosion Husky and Ansel Hall, senior na- r i‘ d uitdi.x h | 5 tuna, Arizona, to on the prop« rly. A new atlcnd.in, c record for .................................. «— • Ihc vocul direrlor of her Augelux Both the Manions and Mr. Law Crater Luke rapidly passing lb B< ,-, ipts from motor vehicle li- m i.p ie . David llallon. Mr. Ilultou rence are well acquainted with the ICO,»«« mark for the season, was set oeas in Oregon and Washington The organization of which Dr. cense fees are np|>roxiinately $250,- .In yean» of io e. the evangelist property and know its possibilities during the past week. Last year’s ■vill be opened until Hie danger of Merriam is the head donated $518)0 000 less now than they were at the •oresl fires is removed by general JN. H i m I s the fourth marriage in having looked (lie properly over und «•««»« total of 157,693 visitors for the installation - f exhibits and same time last year. Fees paid to was ind heavy rains, regional forester the family within u shoil time. He. all being seasoned miners of many equipment in the building, includ September In were $5,752.022.94 for passed lust Wednesday when tin 1 ■ J. Buck announced. »on. daughter unit mother have all years* experience. ing a series of high powered glasses. Ibis year, compared to $5.975,025.34 158.000 murk was reached. With The recent rains have been fairly been married within the past year. I he Manion brothers moved to prospects of fair weather several In reviewing the progress and in tor 1930, Secretary of State floss • • • the mine Wednesday and are pre thousand more visitors are expect general but outside of northwest ception of the building. Dr. Merriam said. ern Washington they are not enough I*- j,. Huh*! has made it known paring to slurt operations al an ear cd in the park before the 1031 travel recalled lhal plans were first begun A gain nt $254,80» was shown in lo wet down the forests, Mr. Buck six years ago and were slowly brol that In* w ill not seek reelection Io b 'lale. A new vein which, hereto season closes October 1 . -aid. gasoline and distillate lax collec the office of Muster of the Oregon fore, bus not hem prospected, w ill !o a head when construction of the tions for Ihc first seven months of I be latest segregation of guests I In- regional forester brought out Stale Grange. It has been Intimated be developed along with the old building began a year ago. He ex reveals that the slate of California hat there are two kinds of nation- 1931. e mpared lo Ihc corresponding Hint he would make a ruce to re diggings. pressed satisfaction with Hie archi period last y ear. July, the big tour led the list with 49,130 people in I f< est closure», against smoking place llepreseiilulive W. C. Hawley --------- o---------- 10.103 ears tor first entries, but for •nd aga nst entry. In Oregon there tecture and design ol the building ing month of the year in Oregon, a* representative in Congress from •HADED WEAPONS IN APTOS lie grand tola] of first entries and ire 92(1,4<Jg acres closed to smoking md the installation of equipment showed a decline of more than 2,- Oregon. Mr. Ilulel has never given •o far and regards the station as 50o.ia>o gallons over July, 1930, anil BARRED RY NEW STATE LAW / ' . nlrics Oregon is credited with ml 91.1,985 acres closed to entry. any confirmation of the report. [ "8,879 visitors arriving in 25,853 B is not our plan or intention to me of the big attractions of the l.5<«),0»MI gallorts less than June • • • lim iters who arc planning Io lake i ear* . Of this number. 42,189 were keep all of the 1.703.725 acres clos park. 1931. Chicago schools have opened am! idvanlage of (hr deer season next Dr. Merriam was accompanied to f the latter classification and 36. ed lo entry until all of it is Hioro- I be lota! for the year, compared he lake by Mrs. Merriam and is completed their first week of school .Sunday w ill he held lo ,lle BO of the former. Records show lo 1930, so far shows a gain of 6,- wel. but as individual national and m a rly completed their second observance of the in w state law lo w returning to his headquarters here were 5719 visitors by re-entry forests become safe from fire, they in Washington, D. C„ following a 116.1C8 gallons. Gasoline taxed this and yel there is no puy forthcoming. prohibiting tlu* currying of a loaded rom California. I w ill be opened lo the public.” mjourn of several months in Eu year up to August amounted to ap The schools defaulted lust term and weapon in an auto. The law pro- Waxh'ngion is third in the list ( Some of the worst fires of the Germany, proximately 100.000,000 gallons. some of the school workers have vides for Hie transportation of a with 4853 people traveling in 1630 i Northwest occurred during ihc rope, visiting France Gasoline rale wars have hail a Engatnd and other countries. had no pay since last April. There weapon, if ¡1 be unloaded, be it a urs. In add.lion lo 583 by re-entry. I month of September, ami with the large influence in the gasoline lax is not much brighter ho|>es for the rifle, shotgun or pistol. H ie pistol Every state in the union has been | accumulated --------- o--------- effect of several ‘■•''■cipls, lb ( lit prices in July. 1930 DRU NK EN D R ’ V IN G VIOLATORS future, it seems, under prevailing barrel c i/ r i e . no permit if over 12 represented, with New York and ' wars' drought we cannot afford lo H IT BY NEW STATE LAW b‘ illg ,he re8son for *hc correspond- conditions. inches long. Illinois leading in ihc number of l“ ke chances. Our protective organi- ; mg loss this July, while the cuts | T1,v objective of Hu- law is travebrs .................................. from eastern points. Over | M t ions w ill be kepi on, as well as The first revocation af a d riv last spring served lo bring Oregon’s I be I n ted Slalex expeels Io build! promiscuous shooting from 1'•"»< visitors have arrived from each,'« large number of em ergency pa er's license under the new state total well ahead. eleven new destroyers within the aut«». particularly during Hie bird if these stales. Ohio an d'P rn n zyl- trolmeii. until Hu* forests are safe. law was made by Justice of the next year. Contracts w ill be* lei this M'•'*<»" I" many parts of the slut vania arc not far behind ami liuve Mr. Buck brought out that there Peace Tatro of Oregon City, a sur week. this has become quite the praelic p t E E DITO R S JOB a combined total that w ill soon were 11.571,415 acres in the nation vey of records made Monday at the reach 1000. — ' ■<>- ‘ ' — al forests of Oregon which are not secretary of state’s office showed. Representatives of labor made a applkgate MAN VICTIM Editing a newspaper is an easy Vermont, New Hampshire, Dela closed to either smoking or entry. Jack H. Mathers, a truck driver of demand upon the American Lcgiort OF MYSTERIOCH B ULLET ware ami Mississippi are al the bot ---------o--------- Willamette, was convicted of drunk thing. There is nothing to the task. al their unemployment conference So many inquiries have been re en driving and lost his license a The fact that so many people know tom ol the list with a rcnthiued to In . Washington asking Hint Ih e y i vived relative to atcasN to forest more about the proposition than the ""hat was at first considered a tal of a little over 50 visitors. The make a reipieM to legalize beer. The) xuirldr bus m iffed out lo I n * a mvs- average for other states, with the 'rea* at the beginning of the hunt- month after it was issued. He was editor himself makes it so. The pub fined and given a jail sentence ‘ labor representatives slated Hud I lery in the shooting of Ed Koster exception of Idaho reported with ng season on September 20 that lic is very helpful and not bashful A drive on drunken driving re ,_r.e* v,!"' "» »nr time the fifth ¡w h o has been living on the Apple- a total o f over 900, hovers around he cooperative forest protection about suggestions as to improve cently instituted all over the state largest business In Ilie country and gale for some time past. Koster hud the 300 murk, exclusive of re-entries. igenrhs of Oregon desire to make ments. has resulted in a record number of that should Ilie breweries he allow gone into Hie woods with friends he following statement of policy I f the editor says the day is w arm The 1931 season has attracted revocations. Secretary of Slate Hoss ed lo resume n|icralion it would fu r a few miles from Ruch on Hie Ap quite a number of visitors from all toverning the use of forest land. half the readers disagree and say it said. Results have been especially nish employment lo r about 1,500.000 plegate ami in some manner was At the present time less than 5 marked in Portland, where 10 out is too cool. If he says it is cool the parts of the world, with guests from people. shot thru the head. The build eang- Englund, Germany, France am< - r cent of (»regon s 2 6 OOO.IWO acres of 37 revocations in the slate dur- other half say he is reaching his *•*» down thru the man’s chin and in- Canada predominating. There huve md in firm Jr,osed “•« < n‘ r .V , ing August were recorded. Heavy dotage. I f he points out that times r " ” an'1 l " la* w,,ve in '*» lus abdomen The lack ol nowder been approximately 250 visitors this char» , “ T ol Penalties w ill be inflicted on any are not as had as they appear, half British Honduras brought death I» burns on the head, however, tend from the latter country, with the Ihts character have been made on person who drives a car during the the readers disagree, and if he says some 7(81 people. The high wind lo scout Ihc suicide »lory. Thè offi- times are bad the remainder believe number from tlie European conti account of the extreme hazard re period of suspension, Hoss said. levdeil homes, churches and other ers also seem lo doubt tin- p,.ssi- sulting from the blowdown in April him crazy. If he attempts to better nent comparatively smaller. Mexico --------- o--------- »’“ »dlng.. hi.ily ,,f Iliur,k-r. b,.||ev|ng „ J conditions he is a reformer. I f he was represented by six visitors. A r and also in certaiq snag areas and WHEAT MARKET ler came lo bis death thru the shoot riving by stage and in their motor other special hazards. The south disagrees he is a fanatic and a radi FACING UNCERTAINTY A clerk in tin- county clerk » of ing of a deer hunter who was iilcg cars, tourists arrived from Haiti half of the Mt. Hood national forest, An uncertain outlook for the cal. If he is cautious against too fice was given 12 years jail sentence ally hunting deer in that section. county, and elsewhere .. ____ China, _____ _____ Cypres«, Guam, Belgium areas >n «u in « Coos • . . ------ "hont tiuirkct bccousc of numerous | much th rift he is a spendthrift, and for forging county warrants. He was Mr. Koster was about 30 years of i Switzerland, Holland, Poland, Ire- n the state are closed |0 all forms governmental policies and devices otherwise he is a miser. I f he goes sentenced within five hours after age and lias lived in the voliev most land, __________ ....... - — Scotland, _____ India, - Straits and L of use pending the occurrence of which affect the production, con- to church they say it is only a blind h. made the conf ss,on. Tins is just of Ins life having worked In on. res SelHemenls, Czechoslovakia, Austria heavy- fall rains. These closures sumption and international move and if he remains at home he is a another example that shows crime and q uarriei in the southern oart Korea. Peru. Japan. Union of South may continue into or throughout the heathen. I f he makes public speech ment of wheat, is indicated in no‘ ”«>• « I ‘ he state considerably. Funeral Africa and Spain. hunting season and prevent hunt report on the w-heat situation issued es he likes to hear the sound of his . services were held Monday at the O f the possessions of the United ing as well as other use. this week by the college extension voice, and if he refrains he is re Ih c Philadelphia Athletics have Conger chapel in Medford Rev I) An additional 2 per cent of the to service. garded unfavorably. I f he criticizes Stales abroad, the Hawaiian Islands ».gain won the championship of the E. Millard condii, ting the’ funeral tal forest area is subject to entry certain laws or politicians he is were represented by 80 visitors, Carryover stocks reached record American League. Their season is ! and his remains were interred In the P hillipinr Islands, Panama Canal only through permit. These per amounts Ibis year, the statement attacking the fundamentals of gov nat yet over hut it w ill be impns- j Gold H ill cemetery. mils may be secured by anyone de Zone and Alaska. says, hut world production is ex ernment and if he refrains from sible for Washington to overcome . Ir. Eosle-: made his home near Unable to check In. approximately siring to enter restricted areas, and pected to decrease enough to more comment he has no backbone. the I,-ad that the Athletics have se The editor and average newspaper inow n. * >e>" an<l ‘S 18 ««¡.«»led U, have car- the permit may specify any or all than offset the increase in carry cured. The St. Louis Cardinals w ill of the following requirements: man learns early in his career that over. However, Russia is an uncer 1 ried 26 people, flew over the park no doubt be the liutionul league con 1*1 To build no fires except al tain factor regarding both produc the mass population falls into tw o this season. Several army planes tenders In Ihc world series early KINGS!.EY APPEAL D E N IE D designated places. general classes— half are doing their tion and carryover. were Included with the majority next month. (h l t o have as »»art of his or her MY SUPREME COURT DECREE utmost to get their names in the pa private planes, mast of which held equipment tools suitable for extin land. No general closure affecting per and the other half are moving lo fairly high altitudes. However, guishing fire. The stale federation of labor has ih e state suprcim* court, in an heaven and earth to keep their slate-wide areas w ill he made. registered strong objections lo the opinion written by Justice Brown, one or two came as low as lo des (c) To refrain from smoking ex names from publication. All of Information about closed and per cend within Ihc crater waits sur- cept in safe places. threatened lowering of wage scales refused to grant a motion for ! rounding the lake mit areas w ill be disseminated thru which tends to make the life of the by the stale highway commission as a rehearing of the ease of James Restrictions of this character ap the press. Maps showing the areas editor one of simple exislenee, for, Auto stages brought 483 people plying to specific areas cannot be proposed by Commissioner Spauld Kingsley, who is under death sen affected w ill be maintained at the finding it impossible to please ev ing- tence for the slaying of Sam Pres and 225 arrived by miscellaneous removed until sufficient rain has offices of the state forester, state eryone, he passes his days suiting • • • cott, police officer, al Ashland on means of travel. In the latter claaai- fallen to matrleialy reduce Ilie fire game commissioner, and regional of himself, in personal expression of ficalion, quite u number o f hikers danger. I he members of Ilie Portland po January 24, 1931. fice of the slate forester, slate game opinion, taking events as they tran lice force have voted lo give one I wo general restrictions apply The record shows (hat Prescott were noted, with several from east commissioner, and regional offices spire and publishing events as they Ilien* were several only lo national forests. These pre day's pay lo the unemployed each was shot and killed when he at ern points. of the fores! service in Portland and occur.— Salem Capital Journal. month. They w ill use the money tempted lo hall an automobile d riv teams, and one bicyclist, a one-arm cautionary measures require (a I --------- o---------- at Hie offices of the supervisor and thus raised lo assist unemployed en by Kingsley m a r Ilie city limits ed man of Salem, Oregon. that a permit he secured for all Support Your Home Paper. slate protective agencies. people with families, especially for of Ashland. Kingsley Inter was cap- Snow, which fell Iasi week lo a camp fires excepting al designated The officials, slate, federal, and mer nu mbers of the city force which lured by a slate officer and suhse ,,>ln! <lf iour inch(s in one day and camp grounds, and (h ) lhal the pub private, who have the responsibility have been laid off. lic refrain from smoking while piently confessed that he commit- ' 11,1 lwo o,her ,luvs’ of protecting from .fire Oregon's foi^ li d the murder. He was tried and 1 " '**’ skies cleared of traveling. These measures do not A ship carrying $85»,011(1 worth of convicted of first deg ec murder in ' slorniv " ’’‘‘«•her, (he atmosphere has affect entry on forest areas, but est areas are endeavoring to bring ahoul conditions under which the gold bullion is on a reef off south (hr Jackson county circuit court ’Ue” ’ «narkubly clear, affording provide rules of conduct designed greatest protection may be given ern California. The skipper left a with Ihc result lhal Ihc verdict later ! S< nK ° f **” ’ b< sl vil ws of ,,n‘ 'n'te 1« prevent fires, and are effective our forest resources with the least cat and dog on the deserted ship lo was affirmed by Ihc supreme court. I until heavy fall rains and the dan * s‘'i's,,n- inconvenience to all forest users hold the ciM'go, for, according lo Petition for rehearing was suhse- ; ger caused by the use of fire in (he Cooperation hv the forest-using — '— 0---------- Mexican law a ship is not deserted q iim lly filed by attorneys for the i WOULD CHANGE NAME forests. public during the present year has until every living thing is removed, defendant. Of the remaining 93 per cent of been excellent. If with largely in , OF PACIFIC HIGHWAY then it belongs lo anyone. the tolal forest area, there are no Kingslqy w ill now be resenlenced I _____ creased use which w ill occur with --------- n— — from the Jackson H cl,„Unary steps have already restrictions limiting entry for hunt the opening of the hunting season STATE DRAWS FUND <«•»< .(> ., | lo the slate p , i a r y . i b, ,*„ taken by lb,- Inland Empire ing or other lawful use of the for Hie same degree of care with fire FOR LEGION MEET 'he delay of justice in this case H o ld association lo bring about est by anyone. No additional res is exercised, it probably w ill be un I as caused considerable comment in more extensive tourist Ira v d on (he trictions w ill be applied anywhere necessary to make any further res A warrant for $25,»»» to Ilie Ore newspapers both here and up United Slates highway. No. »9. This in the slate either before or after trictions in the use of forest areas. gon American Legion was drawn by 'ale. September 2» unless, the fire hazard GOV. JU LIU S L. M EIER group recently met in Sacramento, in any particular locality may make the state for us,- if tin- 1932 national Chairman State Board of Forestry attended by (In- leading hotel men them essential to prevent loss of the , uuvcnlion of the Legion is brought Mis. Evelyn Johnson and baby of the Coast. „ , C. J. BUCK '.o „ Pori land. . i i un‘ in the city ns guests of Mrs Aiimni/ il... z . , , s f ° ™ l resources. The permit Kegional Forester, U. S. Forest If Oregon ,S not chosen the money Johnson’s parent», Mr. and Mrs Roy that o f/h n n u ln J rh formulated was system, however, may he applied w i I be returned to the slat,-, ac- Cameron. Mrs. Johns.m rn p “ y c ^ c ig w n " of ' i r (,ver «ten sive areas, hut'res Service. (I K’ • ’ l li i I • uixan, lini I(S- AUBREY R. W ATZEK Ihc , a, (he pos, office for the t e h Lhw Ï , ." . ■ ..................... . ine , " ai me posi onice for the lime highway ns nraeib-nllv' ’ n" /" i? * ’ r of ,," s chnra<’ter do not President, Oregon Forest Eire As DI3I legislature providing for the I being w hile Mrs. Reed is convulesc- parks'„Iona the P m °/ ,,1rol' ib“ or other use. They sociation. «Ppn-Prialion. X hci on rn C0“S‘ M ,t bl,’ h Certa,n me»- MARSHALL N. DANA renened on this route. , Ure» for the use of fire on wooded Smilin Charlie Says* I ,ng fron, „ rffen, Chairman, Slate Game Commission fAnother thing that’s conspicuous by its absence is dignity at a base . ball g a m e”- - -
