Image provided by: Central Point School District #6; Central Point, OR
About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1933)
OREGON STATE NEWS ITEMS ^IN T E R E S T Brief Resume of Happening« ef the Week Collected for Our Readers TH E M ARKETS T o r i la n d No wheat quotaitons. Hay— Buying price«, f. o. b. Tort- land; A lfalfa. Yakim a, *12.50. B u tterfat— 14 © 15c. Eggs— Ranch, 15 & 16c. Cattle— Steers, good, *4.75 © 6.25. Hogs— Good to choice, *3.60 i f 4.35. Lambs — Good to choice, *5.15 0 5.65. SE A T T LE Ko wheat quotations. B u tterfat— 16c. Eggs— Ranch, 15 & 16c. Hogs— Good to choice, *3.60 © 3.75 Cattle— Choice steers, $4.15 0 4.75. Sheep— Spring lambs, $5.00 0 5.25. Spokane Cattle— Steers, good. $4.25 © 5.00. Hogs— Good to choice, $3.50 0 4.00 Lambs— Medium to good, $4.75 0 6.00. First bricks of Rogue River cheese made at Central Point have been in troduced at Medford. The plant has been In operation for a month and has already shipped several tons to California but has refrained from local sale until the cheese is properly aged. The ultim ate capacity of the plant w ill provide for the use of 30,000 to 40,000 pounds of m i l k daily. The white robin that each spring comes back to Sherwood has made his appearance again this year on the W alter Dewey farm near Sher wood. This is the third year that the bird has been seen in this vi cinity. The bird is snowy white, with a red breast, and is always found io a flock of other robins. One hundred and fifty men have begun work in five-hour shifts on the P a c i f i c highway at Ashland. Twenty-one per cent of the men are selected from the Jackson county un employed list. The remainder are from Coos, Curry and Multnomah counties. The postoffice at Melrose. Douglas eounty, has been discontinued. It was established 46 years ago. In those days it took the mail carrier a fu ll day to travel 26 miles from one end of his route to the other. Today the carrier travel 69 miles in about four hours. W heat experts of Pendleton be lieve that heavy wheat land in Uma tilla county, frozen out during the w inter, w ill be reseeded 100 per cent, but that much of the light land w ill be left unseeded. Owners of dogs in the city lim its of Tillamook City have been warned by the police department that the ordinancce that prohibits dogs from running at large w ill be rigidly en forced to the letter. A decision of the circuit court de term ining t h e minimum or upset price at which farm land in Um atilla county may be sold under mortgage foreclosure is asked in a suit tiled a t Pendleton. Acreage in alfalfa In Lane county Is gradually increasing and more w ill be planted this year than in any pre vious year. Sixty-nine soil tests for 22 different farmers were made dur ing February. A year and a half after receiving a report of a stolen watch from Tom Halverson, of Klamath Falls, the city police located the watch last week in a second-hand store. The Lane county chapter of the Red Cross w ill do investigatory and relief work for the county commit tee of the Reconstruction Finance corporation. Josephine Chard, 3. of Demar, died a t Keizer Bros, hospital as the re sult of falling in a tub of scalding water at her home last 8unday nigh’ More than 200 men are now em ployed In county relief work in Mar lon county, it was announced by o ffi cials. Others w ill be added later. Velm a Kizer, teacher at Albany, Is displaying a fully developed, r i p e pineapple, the fru it of a tree that she has grown at her home. New breeding turkeys from the noted Canadian market strain have been imported from Canada by Ward Cockeratu o f O a k l a n d , Douglas county, The m e turkeys tu r a e y s iruiu in ia strain county. from thia h a v e proved winners in Canadian poultry shows. They are a ahort-leg- ged. chunky type of bird, w ith a large, meaty breast. y T y It By CHERIE NICHOLAS O p C F iltC S 1 0 / Ui/Z»ws« B r m lu r t Three Spanish coins w e r e found MARKET INFORMATION recently on the Claude Bard on place at lllahe. The most recent date on N A nation that Is as great aa ours the three was 1734. the other two in volume of things produced, being dated 1700 and 1712. The there must in the natural course be strange coins were found burled iu an enormous consumption at home of the sand at a depth of about eight commodities and merchandise pro feet by Fred McWung, who was duced here. It Is essential, therefore, placer mining. that the producer of agricultural com The Island m ill of the C. R. Mc modities, tiie processor of those com Cormick Lumber company at St. Hel modities and the distributor of them, ens is being dismantled. The ma- all must be up-to-tlie minute on mar- chlnery w ill be sold or taken to other ket data. The same Is true If It be a mills of the company. The m ill had package of pins, a gusher of oil, a a capacity of 100.000 feet and eni- manufacturer of automobiles, and on ployed about 100 men. It was built through the list. So there Is the need 13 years ago at a cost of more than , for domestic facts and figures. The bureau of foreign and domestic $100,000. commerce is Just as thorough In Its Financial crises and moratoria are study of the domestic markets as it taking a back seat at Tillam ook for was shown heretofore to be In the daffodils are blooming in yards and assembly of Information from the for gardens. Tillamook county is always eign Held, Possibly the gathering of among the first to report the yellow Information at hottie Is a little more heralds of spring. Bouquets of the simple than It is abroad, but that la flowers g r a c e offices a n d stores more appareut than real; It only seems throughout the city. more simple because we are more fa By means of county road w ork and miliar with the practices of commerce the operation of a rock quarry near and Industry here than, say In France McMinnville approximately 100 fam- | or Japan. Hies of unemployed Y am hill county Throughout the United States, In all citizens are being kept from want, of the principal cities, the deimrtmeut A t Newberg more than 150 families maintains branch offices. Stationed are obtaining relief at Newberg’s co- there are men highly trained for their r« iu iu [iu work. wvrs. In tile territory in operative exchange. | particular 1 which Akron, Ohio, is located, we find The Benson building has been ac men who have Intimate knowledge of cepted as a gift by the Bend library the tire industry. Along the sea board. The building was the property coast there will tie men ef shipping of Charles Stuart Benson, a Bend at- , « p ^ i ^ ' a , we| f L nlen with knowT- torney, who was killed In an automo edge of whatever other Industries bile accident three years ago. The do make up the principal businesses of nation was made by Ramsay Benson, the area. In the vast farming areas an heir. of the Middle West, there are men I W HA1 A N N A WAS A prolessor was telling io more nr less eager ears the facts about Boccaccio ami the indiscreet Anna of Aqutnla. The class was lulled by tils gentle version of the affair, until he was about to close, when be said: "Anna was. you must know, a—well—It 1 may lapse Into the extreme modern vernacular"— bis eyes at this point (learned wickedly and the class sat up—"she was," continued the pro fessor boldly, "what I cun only call —a flirt I"—Tit-Bits Magazine. USES HIS HEAD 4 "I sllpia-d. Mias Sharpe, bat never fell from the balloon." "What kept you In the air, Mr Sapp— using your bend?" HER E la a vast amount of >htr- rlng, tucking, and we might add, braiding going on In the reultn of cos tume design today. Every once In a A large number of maritime pines, with Intimate acquaintance with niar- while creator:: of our styles beautiful Seasoning which came originally from the coast j kets for agricultural staples, and soon. do Just that—del-e Into th" past for A sixth-grade teacher had placed a These men are reporting constantly of France, have been planted on the Inspiration. Pendleton Country club course. The to the home office In Washington, and long list of words nn the hoard. plan This time research among fashions trees grow low to the ground and they are thus serving as advisers to nlng to teuch and Interpret the word of yore hns caused reators of our w ill be interesting hazards in case the nation as a whole sluce I f Is calcu ’synonym." styles-beautiful to feel a strong urge lated with some definiteness that our "What Is a synonym?- she asked. a golfer gets tangled with them. to shirr or tuck or braid not only in national consumption constitutes about All members of the class looked A colony of beavers have migrated 30 per cent of our production of all somewhat puzzled, but finally one a trimming way, but according te news from Pnrls tom« of the most 20 miles from upper Deep creek to commodities put together. hand went up. successful frocks In late collections New Pine Creek canyon. The indus "Well. Allclta. what Is a synonym T Besides the "field offices.” ns they are either shirred or tucked or braided trious little animals are now busily are called, there are the various divi continued the tenrher. from head to foot. engaged in building their new homes sions in the headquarters hero with “I t ’s what we sprinkle on the top ot The heavy sheers and chiffons which about two miles up the canyon from gppc,fl(. Jobg {o d(j ()f thera coffee cake." was the answer.—Indian are so enthusiastically ->xplolte<l for the Fremont highway. example, hns been engaged over a pe apolls News. general daytime wear, respond beau Many deer are being seen on the riod of several years attempting to tifully to these treatments. The ef T im a fo r In t u r a n c - find out why some grocery stores pros- breaks of the W alla W alla river fectiveness of allover shirring Is con Old Man Doolittle was past ninety above Milton. The deep snow In the per and why others alongside will fall, vincingly Illustrated In the model mountains is responsible» Many fawns Another crew has been studying the when he thought It wns time for him shown to the left In the picture. In are also with them and these are reasons for demand In one section for to take out some life Insurance. The gray. In the new string shade. In said to be in a very weakened con- certain types of merchandise while agent told him the company couldn't black, navy nr any of the fashionable dltion. 1 another community a few hundred accept such a risk as that—a man colors, for that matter, this costume Mule teams are coming back In miles away wants something of a dlf- over ninety years ot age. would be as successfully outstanding. “Well." squeaked the old gentleman. Not only does It rarry all the femi Milton district, as many of the ranch- I ferent type. ers can not afford to operate their The bureau’s domestic division hns “If yon look up your figures you'll nine graces hut It Is thoroughly prac tractors. Maurice Frazier has started men who are actually serving retail find that mighty few people die after tical and wearable. reseeding on his ranch and is oper businesses of the conntry in exactly the age of ninety." It makes quite n difference ns to ating two shifts, using mule power. the same way as a physician treats a what sort of a blouse Is worn with G o in g In fo r B e a u ty a patient. They point out how to avoid this Jacket suit of shirred tipnv.v sheer. In 1905 Constable Dick Holmes of w.igt|n({ dl)||nn) |nMpgd of wasting Housewife— I don't like the looks For Instance the blouse shown gives Nyssa left a pocket knife at a repair h M )th ; (|ipy w#yg to gttrgi.t of that codfish. it a tailored look thus tuning the store In Fort Lup on, o o., or a j cllgtornPrH to increase trade Instead Storekeeper— Well. If yon warn going over He moved away and for- resistance to dis- looks, why don't you buy a goldfish?— costume In the practical hours of the day. Substitute for this tnllored satin got the knife. Recently It arrived, a gg ,’ / |(H.tor W(>ul(1 , p„ h|g Pathfinder Mngnzlne. blouse a frilly affair of Ince, nr match bit old-fashioned but repaired. : tlPnt. , n wordg thpgp grp Surfacing work on the Doyle H ill- Vida section of the McKenzie high- way has been completed and all but the section between Doyle H ill and - mercial diagnosticians, and the rec- ords would seem to Indicate retail trade is on a very much firmer foundn- tlon and that the consumer gets more This section is a new grade. _ The inability of Clatsop eounty farmers to purchase feed has left large herds of dairy cattle facing starvation and has already caused the death of about 25 cows, accord- lng to Information received. work. Statistics constitute an Important ad- Jurx.t of gprTlcp as well ns that g1,pp||P(] bv the foreign service, and In this the bureau of the census plays Its role In behalf of business. I used to thjnk bpf((I.p , knpw bpttPr that all the burpH„ of fbp census did was to Slight hope was held for the re- covery of Percy Chase, farm er. In the hospital at Bend after being mangled and blinded by an explosion of four sticks of dynamite he was using to blast stumps. count the hoses of the nation, but that 1» only a minor part of Its work. It does that Job every ten years, snd It Is an Immense task, but all of the other time It Is engaged In finding out how many washing machines were pro- * duced last year, how many pairs of aboPg were manufactured In the first tbrPe months of this year, etc. j t a|wavg has been a matter of in (prp!q (O mP observe those census statistician "In action." They will ex- The city of Roseburg w ill be fore- ed to assume a loss of approximately $30,000 on property delinquent in taxes and liens, according to a re- port submitted to the city council. Directors of the Lower Columbia Dairy association have taken action to provide a measure of relief by voting to pay cream check with small drafts on the association. A survey by A rt M. Fish, research director of the Oregon state game commission, shows that Oregon has more than 1000 lakes and 16,000 m ile, of fishing streams. The Lane county re lie f committee has decided to pay road workers In cash. Should recipients spend It irn- wisely, grocery orders w ill he sub- stituted. The Dalen Manufacturing company plant resumed operations In Bandon, after a few days’ holiday, and is now making battery separators. Applications for seed loans from Recall petitions have been filed at W arrenton, Clatsop county, seeking ’ Jefferson county farmers are now the recall of G. Clifford Barlow, po being received by the seed loan com mittee. lice Judge. The Reedsport Chamber of Com merce w ill issue scrip secured by large payrolls in the lower Umpqua valley. The scrip w ill be In denomin ations of 26 cents, $1 and $2.50. Orders for wages are given priority right in the redemption of the scrip. The signs of spring have not read true this year. Pussy willows ap peared, grass sprouted, earwtgs were s e e n , Incubators b r o u g h t forth th eir young and still spring did not come. But now the boys have begun to play marbles and spring Is here. Ozzr G overnment MOW A Lavish Use of Shirring and Tucking Considerable excitement was cre ated at Freewater recently when a 2-year-old deer was observed calmly walking through the streets. Sev eral people cerne within a few feet of it before it would move on, and then only at a walk. District Attorney Brooke of Lane county hag submitted an opinion to the county school superintendent to tl e effect that the school board may not cut s.-larles during the school .veer and that sll contracts must he drawn for a fixed term and salary. ®"‘lne “ tabulation several feet square. »l>cnd hours doing so. From these fig- or“" t ’»«*.» " lilke Kv‘’r>’ "love- ment, however. Is towards a definite end. namely, a fact. | Here Is one result of constant cal- «dilation and one that Illustrates bet- ter than any that comes to mind at ¡he moment: In the census office Is a giant electric clocklike machine. It bas several hands, moving In clock manner, around the perimeter, and every time this “clock" ticks. It records the birth of nn American citizen. In , *-methlng of the same manner, a death Is registered. O f course, that machine does not register deaths or birth; It merely registers figures on these vital statis tics that represent the average number of deaths and the averagp nnmher of births that have been shown to oc cur through tabulation of statistics. One may say that has nothing to do with business, but that Is an Incor rect assumption. How. for Instance, would manufacturers of boys’ clothes be able to plan their production pro grams for fen years hence, say. If they could not figure on a certain Increase In population In the territory they reach? That pxamplemaynot bethebest, but It will serve to show to what ex tent those statistics mny bp used. It serves to Indicate likewise that the do mestic staff of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce digs around In the most unexpected places for ma terial with which to fill this new style pandora's box. Into which we will next examine. © . l t l t . We»t»rn Newspaper Union. T lng chiffon, or a net In some intrigu ing pastsl tint and this lovely ensem ble takes on the air of a most be guiling afteniiHin costume which Is on Its way to a bridge party. t>cr- haps, or tea at some fashionable reudexvous nr a muslcule. a matinee or any of the smart gatherings where guests are expected to dress pictorial- ly to the occasion You'll love the other frock here pic tured. Every one does at very first glimpsing. It is of tucked black chif fon. Its apparent simplicity Is posi tively baffling for it Is reall, ultra sophisticated so fnr as high style Is concerned. The white organdie ac cents nt neckline and sleeves are to lie expected, for organdie furbelows hare become a passion with fashion's followers this season. The hat Is In mllnn. This fine straw Is outstanding In latest millinery showings. Used In a trimming way shirring and tucking are also Immensely popu lar. Particularly do th« smurtest blouses show generous and decorative groups of shirring*. Then, loo. the fanciful little wraps mostly of taf feta or velvet, which are more In evidence than ever, are largely a mat ter of Intricate and novel shlrrlnga. As lias been mentioned before, tills revival of quaint trimming treatments hae also brought braiding Into fashion again. So lunch so, Hint many charm ing net evening dresses are design- fully braided with soutache in self color. If not the entire frock then nt leant the sleeves and yoke and prole ahi a eape effect of some sort. 4 5 © 1131. W»a(»rn Nevapap»* L'olnn. M o d e rn P ro b le m Susan—Tom Is going to give up smoking for me. Sarah —How old fashioned. Susan—No. not that. He uiys we can't both afford It. I T ’S F IN E B R IM S OR SW ELL TO Q UES S a v in g 'E m IN ALL LINES iVIfle— Wuii.cn are to tie found lei ue tell you In all kinds ot business Hubby—(Julie 'rue— Including al’ note that an not Hielt own. Men’s wear houses are surprised to see how many of their fancy striped men’s suitings sre ordered for worn en's suits. Hnlrllne flannels snd pin tend checks with plnln companions are heat sellers for the tailored spring suit In these, mannish oxfords nnd other grays are strong. Worsted twill Is another mnnnlah woolen type that Is being sponsored Crisp, springy and Ideal for tailoring, worsted tw ill reaches Its heights In that old-fashioned Inn tone most close ly associated with twills of the past Time w hat) Niece—Oh, unde, absolutely hectic, I ve lust been Io a "lecture luncheon, a "reading circle leu" and now I'm ofl to an “uplift party."— Isiiulon Punch S c ra tc h y "What was the most difficult part ot (he civil service exam you took at the post office?" "W riting with the post office pens' Milliners Are Stressing Colored Ribbon Trimming *‘O P ro m ise M a ” Hubby (reading) —V know I don’t like all this metaphorical stufi I won der what exactly this writei feller means h.v "gems ot thought?" (Mi. soinetlilbg like that ring you re always promising to buy m a - Sydney Bulletin. L o ng A cco un t Junior— I owe all I have to one woman. Sophomore— Your mother? Junior—No, my landlady. - Long Lines. * Women Now Have Yen for Fancy Striped Suitings ' Blank (meeting niece on street) — Well, my dear, back In town, eh) Having a good time— lots going on W ife l i t I II» H I» N il H O I AS If you like brims, fine. If you pre fer toques, swell. If you lean to tai loreri sailors, that's all right. If yon yearn for floppy and romantic hats, wear them. Recause the millinery mode of ths moment Is so flexible that you may appear In practically any style that V«ui conscience dlctntea. and still he In style. You may wear shallow crowns, nr deep ones You mny wear berets or wide capeline hats. You may wear se vere sailors or Turkish fezzes. It's all agreeable to the style dic tators. For they're present lng models In every one of these groups. And each one Is new, they say. and correct. The new high back tricorne toques are smnrt—especially one of black felt with a stitched cuff of black silk shnn tung, a self bow nnd a scroll patterned veil. For your sports things, you’ll wnnt one of the new cnsunl brimmed lints of balllhuntL O’Flnherty—Now. you've been fight lng again. You've lost your two front teeth. Son—No. I ain’t, pop; I got 'em In me pocket A G la d ULTRA CHIC "LINES” I Milliners are emphasizing multi color ribbon trimmings, often In crude combination, auch ns yellow, vivid green and black, or else a combina tlon like orange, green and navy, Talbot combines pale gray with tur quoise (both of which colors are high style favorites), using this combina tion for one of her high crowned dl reetolre sailor*. Tiny crln horsehair veils and tor toise shell motifs are among the smart millinery trimmings * To the uiilnlthiled ’ ills evening wrap made of cherry colored mntelnsse vel vet mny seem a hit quaint hill to thoaa who know, It is nn ultra modern fnsh- Ion. It qunllfles as such In Hint firstly It Is the new fingertip length Sec ondly Its full sleeves nre crinoline lined so as to give the broad shoul dered look which style leader» aay we must have. Thirdly Its collnrless neck- line buttons dose up about Hie throat which obeys the latest edict of fnshlon. Lastly hut of outstanding significance Is the fact that the velvet of which It Is made Is the very new mntelnsse type which Is sort of crinkly sur faced. The handsome Jeweled liutlnns nlso convey nn Important style mes sage. With the younger set particu larly this type of wrap It meeting with high favor. 4
