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THE GQLb MILL NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ih , i9.y j JB John Hammeraly Writes ot I rip to Hunting Ground pounding on the door b y the pro- p ro p rlc lo r of the p a rk shouting it'* freezing mid you linil better d rain the ru d iu lo r o f yo u r car. So up I got, did ii * Instructed, then eooked „ ^¡| to eut, re fille d the ra d ia to r, re-gussrd (he car mid am id sunshine pulled out. “ O ld not get fa r u n til a better dressed man than m yself bulled m> fo r a rid e . 1 b rie fly sized h im up, pulled to the side o f the highw ny ud lie clim bed uboard. My fir * ! „ r,,.r , , u r, u l„ B (be old c: fcnxe, that he fire d a gun when Matney came to w a rd him w ith a rock and that he did not intend to b it Matney, but “ to scare h im .” Both Matney and Buck were stockmen o f Siskiyou county. ODD BUT TRUE The New» liui« re c e iv 'd a Id le r fro m John H am m ersly, veteran h u n te r and w ell k n o w n in llivne p u rl* w h ich In p rin te d below te ll ing o f h l* tr ip to the cuu*t where he w ill hunt racoon*. The le tte r fo llo w s : " E d ito r New»: "L e ft the tow n of Gold H ill n week .go Sunday w ill, the old Bulck ear. ISuuutler, the coon dog) guns, tra p * on Ils w ay aguln, “ Where you fro m ? ” camping equipm ent, etc,. In u « Iris -, 'Boston, Mass.” "L o o k in g fo r slin g ra in , hruded fu r Hie coast. I j w o rk ? ” “ No. don't w o rk, am a re d id not reach the c ity o f Granin ' cent graduate o f a la w school.’’ Pas* u n til the a ir was fille d w ith ' "W here von headed fo r? ” t il'» « and a di■l’»,i o f ut least three “ Seattle, Wash., w here I have an ' 'Ii clim ate city's uncle w hom I e xited Io practice k in « Is on my a rriv a l. And s till il I law w ith , he having acquired a rep snowed, so I derided to rent u cab utation as a c rim in a l la w y e r In the in at the park nnd rem ain fo r the Sound C ity s u ffic ie n tly Io he able Io night. feed me u n lil I gel going." " Ile ln ie H rolelte, o u r fo rm e r N ug “ We have now reached Roseburg, get service slution p ro p rie to r and I where w e have lunch ami as I am met and I proposed that we go to a taking the Umpqua riv e r h ig h w a y .' show. A fte r the show lin il a sa lu b id Ute lad good afternoon. I pass j ta tio n o f good night I turned in llir u tb c l I tow ns of Umpqua C ilv , mid all was w e ll u n til about six Scottsburg, and decide In go to o ’clock in the m o rn in g when I was Loon Lake w here Raccoons are r awakened from my slumbers by a ported to lie quite numerous ami ♦ I W. I ’ . CHISHOLM . M. D. O n e ra i P ra ctitio n e r Phones -O ffice 10, lies. 9-1. Hold H ill. Oregon H O I.I) H H .I, T IU ’ <J( AND TRANSFER COMPANY John J. B itte r t T ru ck Anyw here fo r H ire I Phone 3I'3 I Hold H ill ♦ ------------------------------------------------- ■ B. E. » II » MS C AB IN ET SB Of »utu and Truck Bodies CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY Phone No, 251,2 Pr. 1. Gold H ill Gove here I mu w ith tin lent up, a ro a r ing fire in the r nniisto- e and v .ilh a lead pi n c il and my knee fo r a w r itin g desk Io take th is method o f in fo rm in g my friends, enemies and relation that thus fa r since reuchlng the d is tric t ft has continued to rain days and nights. “ The fo u r «lays s|»cnt here so far has been g e llin g wood, p u llin g il in the stove and s iltin g hv it in Ihe tent. “ From heri I go Io the to w n o f llee<l.spoit w here I have arranged Io rent a ealdn anil please bundle up Ihe last tw o issues o f Ihe “ N ew s" and continue Io send paper as the old fe llo w d ill w ho went Io his room and ordered the m in t ju lip s In fore Ihe nolde experim ent o f the IHIh amendment. Keep sending il u n til I Ic ll you Io slop. Thanks. “Regards Io everybody,? JOHN HAM MERSLY, (Gen. D el.I Beedsporl, Ore. LEGAL NOTICES N O TIC E Conger Funeral Parlors Few Carpfe FOR PUBLICATIO N Departm ent o f Ihe In te rio r, Gen eral Land O ffice at Koseburg, Ore gon, Ft hruary 3, 1932. Notice is heerby given that Bo th e r I. Brash: ar, w id o w o f A lb e rt H. Brashear, deceased, o f Bogue liv e r , Oregon, w h o on January 31, 1927, made A d jo in in g Farm Home stead e n try. Serial No. 0167-17, fo r Lot 7, Sec. 22, and Lot 9, Section 27, T o w n sh ip 36 S., Range 4 W., W illam ette M eridian, has file d no tice o f in te n tio n to make fin a l three year Proof, to establish claim 'o the land aSbve described, before Chauncey F lo re y, U. S. C om m is sioner, at M' d fo rd , Oregon, on the 14th day o f March, 1932. Claim ant names as witnesses: George P. M a rtin o f Bogue R iv er, Oregon; R udolph Heggner o f Gold H ill, Oregon; Charles H. Hoppe, o f Gold H ill, Oregon; George Badley, o f Bogue R iver, Oregon H A M IL L A. CANADAY. Register. F4-M3 flew» A HfsRG BY AM1ÖS A N O S v n P V w T H KO OKHÜtft OP FRVUMG - W ft « 0 BUILT T W TV« WHQHT OF BOON KECPB HV» U AN O O CLOTLO ß f; ■' ---------------- __--- fíÜJ A M B TH Y 8T R EBEKAH LODGE »T. »ftefs «very Wednesday N ig h t at the L O. O. F. H a il, Oold H ill, Oregon Kate Ross, Noble G rand. PauLne Thompson, Vice Grand. E velyn Thompson, Secretary Buey Mee, T reasurer. OUTING Trtc BRST C tm u a v AFTÎR. M W THF U>T\R ?0’ T tW -V .K L VSkû'iï OF F& v î F TE t l rt KHO m s -* TOO O St WTV.OdT K tuc<srt FNV.SE TEET« AMO BUT. VMILVA TOU» F» VAST UPA«? Storms Make M any Changes in Northern Oregon Coastline Recent storms along the P acific To dale, the I'. S. forest serviei coast have made m any changes in has [danted over 30,962,000 young the coast lin e of Oregon and W ash forest trees on denuded land w ith in ington this w in te r, and a dispatch Ihe I I n a tional forests o f Oregon fro m Ocean Park, W ashington te lls Fetleral foresters in Oregon and an in te re stin g sto ry o f some o f the W ashington state Ibid na tu ra l re things done by the licu vy w inds and 33» Past Male forestation Is better and less eosth w ushing waves. Í72-J Here on the sea coast adjacent than a rtific ia l reforestation or I» OREGON to the m outh o f the C olum biu r iv planting. er, old man P acific is busy m aking w o rk fo r Ihe map makers. F o r the firs t m onth o f 1932 lias witnessed m aterial changes in the beaches w here vacationists th rong in Ihe summer lim e. The shore lin e o f a m onth ago is not the shore lin e o f today. Office of County Coroner "I he spectacular h igh tides o f the "'H RELIABLE firs t week in January reached REASONABLE heights on the Oregon beaches n o rth o f T illa m o o k head and on the N o rth Beach peninsula w h ic li were not equaled in the mem ory o f tlie oldest pioneers. Indian legends record several tides in years past w h ic h compared s im i la rly to those o f recent dale. L 'n lo h l Ions o f d r ift logs were w renched from Ih e ir re stin g places o f ihe pasl three decades in the gray, s h iftin g sand dunes and have been th ro w n high above norm al tide m ark. Seaside’s famous p ro m enade and Ihe resorts o f Long Beach and Scaview on the W ash ington side w ere inundated. In the la tte r places boating and ennneing. instead o f being sports, have changed in to necessities. Several in te re stin g events have occurred on Ihe N o rth Beach pen insula w h ic h w ill be noted by va cationists next summer. The h u lk o f the steamship Caoba, w h ich w ent ashore fo u r miles n o rth Any woman who sweeps a rug o f Ocean Park in 1925, suffered heaviest from the high seas. F o r is working for one cent an hour. years she had been a lodestone foi That is what if costs on the aver tourists, w ho w o u ld “ stay over a tid e " nnd haul in catches o f sea age to operaic an electric vacuum perch and flounders from her surf- drenched decks. N ow Ihe vessel is cleaner. So cheap is electricity ra p id ly breaking up and w ill p ro b a bly be destroyed by Ihe spring that for a few pennies you con tides. The A d m ira l Benson, w recked clean every rug in your home. tw o years ago th is m onth on Pea cock spit, has also been battered See your dealer today. to pieces. One hundred yards n o rth o f Ihe Caoba, the high tides have brought Io lig h t, to Ihe greatest extent since 1906, the h u lk o f the four-m asted schooner Salono, w recked 25 years ago next F ebruary 5, One can now w a lk the same old decks w h ic h • Í ' sturdy-bodied seamen «nice strode over the seven seas. One may clim b over Ihe haltered h u lw n rks, buried a ll these years under Ihe dunes, and look in to her hatches o r sit on the stubs o f h e r mnsts. Scraps o f w h ite •pnint fro m her b e autiful — h u ll s till may be seen under her stern counter. T H E CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COM PANY In the same sector o f beach “ Tsar Portssrs fsCjrfS, la Prsjrss*“ George Adams, P o rtla n d resident, | re ce n tly discovered Ihe bones of a w hale, w h ic h natives can rem em ber going ashore in the '80s. DEPENDABLE DENTISTRY M Adams p rocured a perfect speci men of whale's sku ll anil moved it, together w ith parts o f the spin al colum n, to his summer home in Ocean Park. O f interest is the fact that out o f the sku ll, w h ich weighs n e a rly h a lf a ton, there is o n ly a b ra in ca v ity the size o f a cantaloupe— the w hale w h ic h was 90 feet long had brains enough to f i l l the cup o f yo u r palm , and no more. But the greater part o f the ocean's ravages has been done at l.eadbetter po in t, the n o rth e rn ex tre m ity o f N o rth Beach peninsula. It is said that at p ro p e r lim es o f the tide when the s u rf is flattened b y an off-shore w in d , the h u |l o f another WTeek may be seen. H is to ry sliow-s that th is m ight be the w re ck o f the b rig Palos, stranded oft Leadbetler po in t in 1852. A Spring HOUSECLEANING H IN T ____ Let French’s Launder Those LACE CURTAINS and Heavy WASHABLE RUGS T hey will come back iti perfect condition. C u rtain s laundered by us alw ays hang right, and keep th at “new " finish. A nd those heavy rugs so h ard to handle, can he done for you here at a surprisingly low cost. Applegate Man Facing Retrial on Murder Charge Canby Buck, fo rm e r resident o f the Applegate d is tric t, charged w ith Ihe slaying of George Matney, also a fo rm e r resident o f the same area, w ill go on tr ia l the second tim e at Yreka, C a lifo rn ia , F ebruary 29. The firs t ju r y disagreed. Matney is a b ro th e r o f John Matney of the A p plegate. Buck also has relatives in that section. A new eye-witness to the fatal a ffra y came to the fore last week in the person o f George Brooks. Brooks claims that he was fish in g near the Buck cabin w hen he heard the disturbance and was approach in g the scene when he saw the fa tal shot and w hat transpired before. Brooks, a neighbor o f Buck, m a in tained silence, though he testified at Ihe firs t tr ia l as a character w it ness. Duncan B arnhard, w h o ac companied Buck to the Matney cabin was also an eye-witness. Brooks claim s he was not seen by either B arn h a rt o r Matney, at the tim e. 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