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TH E GOLD H IL L NEW S TH V R S D A y. OCTOBER 19, i . y j National Forest Fire Season Breaks Low Record Rail Far«* Lowered foe Western Roods Dec. 1st wheel about and go tearing down ' to the Roxy Theatre the grade until they struck the « a - Ì with Sylvia Sidney m g George Mtet A n c ie n t H is t o r y huiskine ut at the bridge. where Utnl in leading roles. An ail bin« lu « rvrurd in fir« horses fell, throwing occupants oui Chicago. October 13 Followuig Lika Bad G irl’ «ad other of Mias taaaaa on tit« n a'iu as l fuzmts of and stunning one o f the horses. FROM OUR FILES a meeting of passenger uf I seers of Delmar s stories. Pwk I p " centers nnleas Oruas Corp Gate Oregon an<l * .ntiiii<l in « induiil 2C Years Ago Western railways held today, U. W . ■ round a boy and gxrl from like ad by Ute reports for Ute 1 « J aaa Legion Brian Money— E T A T S P O U C E WARN I Suldall. chairman of the Trains, dreets of the city, who are huffett- •on, accunling to ttte rvgiomti for- lha Salem League Drum Corps, AGAIXST ALL HIKERS rd about by social and «onoiuir •atar s utile«. Hte tola! area of iliaquuhf¡ed for second place at the to u tine n tai Passenger association Frwa the Gold Mill News ef taws, but ultimately hud rational turrxt laud burned la only ualionai legion cunvvalMiu in «'he. | and of the Western Passenger maue- Due I a the adtkrd danger of pick- Ovivber Ilk IW7 in each other's uiZiuu, announced reductions ui pus- 4.746 acres m 1933, a* compared cago rvcenliy, for playing five anc-l mg up httvh-bikrrs brought about with the 34J53 acre record of 194X <>nda overtime, w ill receive a spec-' senger fares in addition to (hose a n by the fact thal three escaped in Coat raising w ill become a lead Since adequate records were »tart ia! award of »754», it was announc-I nounced after a meeting of the west mg industry in Southern Oreogn ni were «till at Urge, state ern association of RaJway caret*, ad in HMM, the hgh<-,t years have ed Ute last week, rhis is the same police early Saturday issued a within the next tew years. been 696,253 acres ia ISIS, ind X1S, amount thal went to the second lives on October (Mb. effective D - warning to motorists lot or txts regarding I ilving rut 6u9 acres in 192». Reports from the place winners which the Salem i ember 1st, as follows: 1, people along the lohn Ritter is having a house All year excursion fares w ith nice forester's office in Washington. D. turps was tu the running fur The and burn built on his property la highways. Ctol' trva I Oc C , Indicate an all tuna low foe the Salem boys returned home last months limit Io and from Pacific- Loral officer* stated that the the Riverside park addition. coast, at radical reduction*. Tlckest Saturday Only, I_____ enure national forest area of the week from the east and paraded picking up of hitrh hikers w-.s one Tom M ix in "Flaming Guns" to lle d States, with a M per cent the Salem streets in their natty new w ill he go->d in ail n jiip m ettt. T ie of the hardest things to fight in Borq— In this city, Friday. Oct. present round tn p rale for example decrease In acreage burned as uniforms. iplte of i rigid taw making such Sunday ami Monday. (Mt 22-23 from Chicago to California 's 91 M.- 11, 19447, to .Mr, and Mrs. W'. A. Car against 1932. action illegal. Fbe law places a “P K X V P - 04». under the reduction, the rale ter, a u>a. Mother and child are Sylvia Sidney «ad lieurge Raft t'p to September 30 there were Ex-Gnvevnnr Naehiag May penult, of 925 on eases of g iv in g getting along nicety. wiU he »111.1». fires on the national forests o f ■ Ta««, Hal la Kiag .kgam— rides to hitch-hikers, which penal Tues. and Wed.. Oct. 34-35 Round trip fares with ten -lay the North Pacific region, as agamsi ty is up to the judgment of the “ IN F E R S U MACHINE“ Word from Astoria states that A. limit w ilt be applied between all Let us again take up the propemi-1 uiagistr-ite 9W last year. Of these «69 fires, ( bester Morns. Gene, levy fubm W. Norbiad, attorney of that city points in the west on basis of 3 lion for a city park. It u time when ' ' ___________ _ only 33 reached a sue of over 10 Thurs. and FriZ Oct 24G27 "" per mile in ---------- eat a — direction. --------------‘ he actual work of building it PICK I P R O M lM 'F acres each. A total of >W of the and ex -governor may enter (he race eats ------------------ fur the post in the primary elec Mightly higher fares for longer Uns- should be started. “C RIM E OF THE C E N T !’EY“ ls | ( ; h t ED WHEN fires were pot out before they Jean Hershott, Wsae l . ite .^ _____ tion next May. Norbiad has been its. reached a site of 1-t-acre each. and Stuart trwin. HVSBikKD E R V E N 'S urgrd by friends to make the race For the Thanksgiving holiday per . Charley Reed left for Portland, In addition Io favorable weather Vina Delmar's “Pick I'p", imblish Cuming Saturday. October 29 and said he was g-.ing the matter od. 2 cent fare tickets in each direc- ! where he w ilt attend sc hool during conditions sod belter public coop Buck Jones in ed originally as a short story in seriuus con «idem lion. jtio o w ill be sold November 2Mlh to the coming winter. Charley has a “IN K N O W N VALLEY“ eration. regional forester C J ., Red Rock Magazine, has been pro Wth. with a limit of ten days. ¡.tended taste for drawing and for Ruch attributes much of the success Continuous Shows' Sat? and Smi «Raced in film by B. P. Schulberg for For the Christmas and New Year I this reason he is being sent to Daily Mat. 1 45 Eve. 7 l » u Z In meeting the fire emergencies , -Salem ledge Leaves holiday period. a rate of 2 cents per I Portland, where he may receive Paraw- Uiit under the same title, and Ibis year, and ia keeping down the I «125.oa« E»tela— luilge Peter 11. D'Arry. Salem res mile in each direction was au th o ria-; instructions in this line, damage and coal. Io the presence of rd. Ticket, w ill be on sale from 1 _____ the hundreds of emergency con ident. who died recently, leaves an estate of 9125.MW of which all but servation camps in the n il ion a I r * s r r ; forest, on forest improvement job*. 95 is left to his sister. The five dol- the« In w x t ihghiutsnw rrn ' >re< °n cun Justly vla|in ed h ^ S e W e i ? ^ ’ J * "“ T v J The C C. C. men have responded Urx was left to his brother. The quickly and energetically Io the D’Arcy estate includes seven pieces a I u se. WeilneMfeiY morning three A ll w inter excursion rates to «leer were seen standing in the calls Io fight fire. New truck trails, of downtown gusinrss properly in ( Southwest territory. such as Texas street above the school house. They horse trails and telephone lines the city of Salem. | and Mexico points, w ill be reduced had been driven from the hillside constructed by them have improv J approximately 30 per cent. The pas- into town by some dogs. This is the ed the opportunities to get men in d Msamoatk “ W ater W itch* ¡senior representatives are now tecond tccurrence of this kind this •qulpment Io fires before the H art In Accident— working on cheap summer rates, season. flames had gained great headway, II. Gwin, loto.-time well digger which w ill be announced later ______ Mr. Buck said. and famed “water witch" of Mon Ibilh camiicrs and smokers fires mouth was thrown from a car near £w ™ M eans ”P “ ,h‘‘ «ra<k showed a decrease this year. Camp Corvallis T . urvdav, sustaining a □ | of M<n) - r e H jn whjch |W ers fires came down from 177 to crushed right hip and fractured ami New Orleans. 103, and smokers from 254 to 223. pelvis. Gwin was enroute to Cal pants of the rig escape,! w ith a bad shaking up. The horses became Incendiarism showed the most ifornia Io spend the winter when O.S.C. Fruit S h ort C ourse startling decrease, with 207 in 1932 the accident hap|>ened. to Cover Many Problem« fr“‘htr"ed «J*1« and only 31 in 1933. Foresters be- ( J ( .ince of a train, which made them lieve that the presence of the C C C ! Roseburg Blaze Cause* men in the woods has been a val Most angle, of small fruit pro »7S.4M Damage— duction are on the program for the uable factor in keeping down the Fire, starting in the basement of three-<lny short course for small number of incendiary fires. The use of the CCC men as fire fighters also the F. W'. Woolworth building in fruit growers announced by the tends to discourage incendiary van Roseburg Sunday evening caused horticultural department of Oregon i damage of 475.00U before being halt Stute college for October 26 to 29 dalism. it Is said. Of the 669 fires started this year, ed. The fire was discovered about inclusive. In addition to the prepar 235 were caused by lightning, and 10:30. Because of the smoke, flre- ed program, opportunity w ill be af j n:en were unable to get into the the rest by human agencies. forded for discussion among the building, and spent Ihc entire nigh* growers and the specialists taking battling the flames, which were not part. A D V E R TIS IN G PAYS extinguished until the floors collaps The first morning’s program I KF.KP YOt'R N A V E BEFORE ed and dropped the store's merchan w ill be devoted Io soils and irrig a I T H E PUBLIC. dise ino the water-filled basement. tion as related to berry production. Effect of irrigation on yield, qual W ounded Man Sought In ity and cost of production w ill be Vain Near Grant* I'a*“— shown from experimental decords. 2Jf<4 lA n n u a t - Search for a man reported wound Diseases are the chief item on the' Housekeaping is unexciting work o t best . . . ed on Mount Baldy near the city of afternoon program. why moke it harder by dark kitchens, cup- Grants Pass Saturday was discon Insect pests of small fruits, th e ! ®oar<-®i closets, cellars ? It doesn't pay to tinued Monday as no trace had been ilevelopment of new berry varieties ! grope in the dork. Lomps cost only half what found during the day and a half of and the recently launched c ertifi they did six years ogo. Electric light costs A few strokes of (he pen— exploring. Tw o boys laler admitted cation work ore down for the sec • « . ’ U S " you Your bill's only one one-hundredth os much os the some shooting at a deer and of shouting ond morn in if followed by an after paid. The stub a memorandum amount of light from candles. Improper lig h t . . . the canceled check a when they missed which is thought noon devoted to the effect of qual ing makes the children's school-work border tiermanent record of it. to have caused the alarm. ity on processed fruit. A new type floor lamp floods the entire T H IS BANK SOLICITS YOUR room with shadow I ess light or serves os the Economies of the small fruit in Bank Randita Get »2.200. ACCOUNT conventional reading light . . . or both. M ade dustry with emphasis on market In Raid At Wallowa— by several manufacturers, it is for sale a t your ing and on the future outlook w il* dealers Swooping down on the Stock- he stressed the final morning. Ad growers and Farmers National bank journment w ill be taken at noon so FARMERS AND OWE* of Wallowa during the noon hour those who care to may attend the FRUITGROW ERS Monday, two holdup men made a W. S. C.— O. S. C. football game. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON clean getaway w ith 92.204». The two BANK The Horl show revived this year by- PORTLAND, OREGON POW ER C O M P A N Y men entered the bank and forced put on while the short eourse is in MEDFORD, ORE. O ctober 21 to 28 C. T . McDaniel, cashier into a rear progress. :4tea— It ___________ room where he was held up. Three «••Z. b h lk iu ot pvr* b rto lIvMiocb, other patrons who entered the bank to « * . b . l t r y , e *t SlM k. W ild Ute. tend during the next few m inute, were b * d « c to , M dnvtoctend Froducte. 4-N also forced into the rear room as O v b .n d Smite H u t t e .Vocational id » - • • « • n W*»S, Comktea«lan H a n * Stew the bandits leisurely picked up what o h In door Nodoo money they found handy. The thugs escaped in the direction of Lewis LABOR P R IM IU M LISTS ton, Idaho, It was thought. P fD D C F D FARES -ALL I I N F S | Oder the State ( PACIFIC INTERNATIONA!^ LIVESTOCK E x p o s rrim ..to P ay By C h eck ¡1; I# SHOW RODEO Here Is Merchandise You W ill Need . . . 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