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VOLUME XXXVII
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ttUKLU NEWS
and Comment
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gleaned h u m event* of
»• <>. «ml a bule coiiinica:
uh lb« uliloi a viewpoint.
Hioma» J. Mooney, 5 l-yeur-o|,|
, u n i 1 w ho ba* served IK year» in
San t jiu h in i p e n ite n tia ry to r ruin-
!•'< ly h i tin lU iti San Francisco
pi epaiedlivss duy parade bombing,
Ibia week Inal another chance of
freedom w hen Ihe supreme court
m li I hia case should not he reop-
1 < il Mooni > 1 o iite iid e il he hail
In i n M ill lo pi ¡soil on perjured evi­
lleni v. lb s o n ly hope fo r freedom m
a pm don fro m Ihe governor o f Cal-
it o io ii. Four previous governors
¡w it- iciused lo pardon Mooney.
I 1li1.1l 1? ip iro u n d Mushing
lm
I). 1 Ill's, week said Ihe ait-
inii isii alio u w ould bke Ilo see See
le t 1 o , It 1,1 s o r M id lace us the ru n ­
ning 111.de fo r President Roosevelt
in Ihe 1936 election. The president
how ever spiked tile rum or w ith ihe
statement (hat he w ould again like
h ' m John Nance G arner get Ihe
n o m in iiiin n .
ti'e in R W itte , executive
lit
1
1 of P u s th n i
Roosevelt's
ct 'inn r si i n rily c o m m itte r attack­
ed the Townsend old age pension
plan Monday saying Ihe plan w ould
not fit in to Hie present American
economic system, lie cla im * Ihe
P posed tw o per eenl sales tax
veould raise hut enough revenue to
pay Ihe pensions fo r Iw o o r three
h i . n h
Senator Wagner, democrat from
Y o rk Tuesday Introduced the
N ew
senate's soeial scclirlts hill, lie pro­
posed a •‘■tu a month pension w hich
v aliti ro si the government $1,680,-
niHiiaiti j, year, lie stated.
Twenty p tins hroiighout Ihe
m u I sso u h l'lik e
h i adopt the
Mnt riean b a b y Helen P riscilla
Stum, orphaned by Ihe m urder of
In r uns.siouury parents in China a
sie te tim e ago. Ih e “ nnraele baby"
boss ser ss .Il live w ith her g ra n d ­
parents. l i t lis t iiio u lh s-o h l ch ild
is e .ille tl
the "miracle baby” hccuus •
lit ss us l i f t lo the in an abandoned
Ina.
a fte r her o .ireiils. H r. and
'lis . J. C. Slam, had been left be­
headed by brigand*.
' I, rl Mais and W a lte r Legenza,
no io rio u s gangsters, w ho roamed
several eastern llule*, and were
. t.nt if.ml of killing K. M. Iluband,
itiehmoinl. V'lrgin u, federal reserve
hinds tru ck d riv e r, w ill go lo the
I'leelii t'hiiii F e b ru a ry 2. Judge
John I.. Ingham made the ru lin g
' \ s o lo t s fo r tin prosecution in
Ihe Lindbergh tria l was scorn
i a stiu t when Judge Thomas w .
rre iie lm itl admitted Ihe kidnaper's
I ih I i I i i ;e evidence in Ihe ease. Th>'
ilefeuse hud lough! b itte rly fo r
three sst i ks lo kFcp Ihe ludder ou:
of evidence.
Eastern stales experienced a cold
sense Hull sw ep t t a I w ard from Ih t
ssesl coast enils lid s week. Wed­
nesday leiiipta aliirc s as lo w as 30
and Hl d e g rees were common In
llin l part o f the co u n try. At Fori
MeM urry,
Alberta,
Canndu, 300
miles n o rlli of Winnepeg. the th e r­
mometer went as lo w as 00 degrees
b elo w zero.
F o u r b a n d its held no a United
S lab " m all tru ck id F all River,
Mass Hus week mid escaped w ith
*129.060.
Smilin'Charlie Says -
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A fir i think« ffli
w ront for a yean«
man t' attempt f
M m her hu t she
‘ ’ bad
ferie n
midhty
aboutH ifhedooeai
ct Little Town in the State
,
NUMBER 42
GOLD HILL, UR-EGON, THURSDAY, J A N U A R Y ^ 1935
F ire Destroy« Collin«
Ranch Home Near Tolo
An overheated stove ciused Ihe
13-rooui farm home o f Joe Collin«,
near Ihe T o lo overhead crossing to
burn lo Hie ground cu rly last Friday
m orning. The loss was o a rlia lly
covered by insurance. •
Mr. C ollins had started ,i fire in
Ihe .love about fo u r o'clock and had
re la rn rd lo bed u n til Ihe house
warm ed up a h it. A short lim e later
flumes were discovered, hul w e r e
lieym id c o n tro l. Mr*. C ollins and
daughter were also in Ihe d w e llin g
at Ihe lim e. They were unable lo
save much fro m Hie flames which
q u ie klv consumed Ihe b u ild fl|..
O llie r buildings on Ihe p ro p e rly
were saved through e ffo rts of
neighbor* w ho gulhered lo help.
Snow »0 the ground also aided in
saving o ilie r slruelure*.
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FOOTS CREEK
N EW S
A ncient H istory
(lly Mrs. M arlon Lame«)
FROM OUR FILES
26 Years Ago
..... ............................. . .i a i i a
The C ivic club o f Rogue R iver
was entertained ul Hie h is to rica l
Birdseye Imine January 11. In re ­
sponse lo the ro ll cull Ihe fo llo w in g
ludie* gave Ihe name o f th e ir fav­
o rite hook; Mrs. C loyd H ick, Mrs.
Thomas Knox, M r*. C harle* La
Cross, Mrs. D uvi*, Mrs. Green, Mr*.
Du vid McLaren, M r*. S. Swank, Mrs.
Elizabeth F o w le r, Mrs. Chas. F o r­
sythe, Mrs. A lbert M eilvain, Mrs.
L ig h tn e r, Mrs. Leonard Lund, Miss
H u ll, Mis Simonson and Ihe hostess­
es, Mrs. E ffie uud Mrs. V ic to r B ird ­
seye.
From Ihe Gold H ill N e w *
of January 22, 1910.
Gold Hill Waa Real
Train Center Friday
Due to Ihe ro u tin g o f Cascade lin e
trains over Ihe Shasta lin e last F r i­
day, a num ber o f extra tra in s pass­
ed through Gold H ill. Heavy snows
and blocked roadbeds in Ihe moun­
tains on the Cascade route caused
the tra in * to be sent over th is line.
F rid a y m orning between 9:30 and
11:66 o’clock five passenger tra in s
and a fre ig h t, w ent thro u g h th is c ity
and it rem inded resident* o f the
"good old days” when a ll o f Ihe
Southern P acific tra in s operated on
the Shasta line.
Life of a
Legislator . . .
By CLIN TO N P. H A IG H T.
E d ito r Blue Mountain Eagle,
Canyon C ity, Oregon.
(E d ito r’* Note— le g is la to r Haight,
described by Oregon Voter as the
irrepressible, irascible e d ito r of the
oft-quoted Blue Mountain Eagle,”
whose "exaggerated self-depricia-
tion and drolleries have p o p u la riz­
ed him w ith the people o f t h e
southeast Oregon” , is w ritin g th!«
Snow Disappears When
colum
n, w hich we hope to present
* A. F. Stennett, a lin o typ e operator
Chinook Wind Blows to o u r readers each week du rin g
on the Medford Mail T rib u n e v is it­
the present legislative session. Ed­
ed his cousin, W . W. H ittle at Rock
A fte r a week o f real w in te r ito r H aight w ill present each week
Point Saturday.
weather Southern Oregon is again news and comments about the ses­
News has ju st been received here
enjoying that m ild clim ate that is
of Hie w edding in Eos Angeles sev­
A daughter was born lo Mrs. E r­ so famous. Snow Hint decorated tin sion that are not appearing in the
eral month* ago of Miss M arie Biles
nest G. Siinmonds at the home of landscape fo r nearly a week dis­ d a ily reports o f the legislature.)
Delinquent Tax Liat for
and P h illip Conway. She has been
1928, 29, 30, Being Prepared v is itin g at the home o f her sister her m olher Mrs. E. J. Steelman, on appeared q u ic k ly when a ehinook
And so tins is Ihe legeislaturr, Ihe
Gulls creek on the 13th inst.
w in d Sunday night and Monday
Mrs. Oseur Joelson ul Ashland and
House, one of the three legs upon
P reparations are being made by is now a guest ul the home o f her
came to Ihe rescue. In Ihe m oun­
T ile postoffice w ill have more ad­ tains and higher h ills how ever «here w h ich t h ; grand old state o f Oregon
county o ffic ia l* to file lux fore­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Biles.
equate quarters a fte r F ebruary 1st, remains considerable snow, but stands, lik e a trip o d — the executive,
closure proceeding* a* required In
I when il w ill be moved lo the b u ild - few patches are le ft in Ihe valley. ju d ic ia l and legislative— and under
law fo r unpaid taxes fo r Ihe years
"T lie tlld Settlers P ic n ic " 1* Ihe ■ ing just east o f Ihe present location.
1923, 1929, and 1930. The list w ill
play that has been chosen lo be en­ I The Gold H ill Bank w ill occupy all Saturday was one o f the coldest o u r fp -m o f government, it i* w ith
days o f the year. The therm om eter the le g isla t:ve leg that governm ent
include Ihe pro p e rty o f a p p ro xi­ tered in Ihe Jackson county d ra ­
* of the b u ild in g now shared w ilh Ihe
m ately tw elve hundred persons.
w ent as lo w as 20 degress above lim ps. ?t L t h e p a rlia m e n ta ry
m atic contest by Ihe Rogue R iver i postoffice.
Report* com ing lo the county
zero and at no tim e d u rin g the day branch o f government that has been
com m unity. Several from here are
got much h ig h e r than 32 degrees. found wa itin g . Not o n ly in th is
court indicate that there are some in Ihe easl. The play w ill be given
II is p e rsiste n tly reported that
taxpayers in Ihe county w ho are
co u n try, hut throughout the w o rld
in Ihe high sehool u u d ito riu in at
mil aware o f Ihe fact that the fore­ Rogue River. The date w ill be an­ w o rk is soon lo be resumed on the Lodge Installing Team
the fu n c‘ :on ¿»f legislative a u th o rity
Gold
H
ill
canal,
know
n
as
the
closure list may include th e ir prop­
have been merged w ith im p e ria l
nounced later.
Viaits
Central
Point
“
high
lin
e
d
itc
h
”
.
e rly . and-ull taxpayers are requested
and Ashland Paat Week rule, ta kin g the form of a H itle r, a
!
lo c a re fu lly examine th e ir lax re­
M ussolini o r a Bureau m America.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe and fam ­
The
w
orst
grade
crossing
in
Ore
ceipts lo determ ine w hether o r no!
R unning the cu rre n t o f t h e
ily w ho fo rm e rly live d on Foots gon, according to the testim ony o f
O
fficers
o
f
Ashland
lodge
No.
43
I l l 'ir luxes fo r Ihe years indicated
Creek, hut fo r some tim e have re­ a ll w ho have seen It w ill be done and Hope Rebekah lodge No. 14 of stream, the fi.-si three b ills to ap­
are delinquent. I f the taxpayers re ­
sided in Grunts Pass, have moved away w ith i f a p e titio n addressed that c ity w ere installed by the Gold pear in tne House w ere to cro w n
ce ip t* have been m islaid Ihe Infor
hack on Foots Creek and are now lo the honorable county court of H ill lodge in s ta llin g team last the governm ent w ilh the jew eled
m otion could he obtained trom Ihe
diadem o f a u th o rity, w h ich h is to ry
occup>ing the Chisholm home.
Jackson county is heeded by that Thursday evening. Quite a number
sh e riffs o ffice o r Ihe county clerks
teaches aas been sought a like b y
o
f
lodge
members
fro
m
here
w
ent
body. The crossing re fe rre d lo is
o ffice w here a complete lis t of de­
both saint an I sinner, fo r a sin iste r
to
Ashland
and
a
ll
re
p
o
rt
having
a
Mrs.
E
ffie
Birdseye
attended
a
the
one
at
tl»e
mouth
o
f
Sardine
lin q u e n t taxes fo r those years is on
o r a s ca n lifie fl sentiment.
file . Im m ediate attention is neces­ luncheon and ineeh ig o f Ihe county creek. I l is proposed to construct a good time.
But let us bounce ao c*.
Monday evening t h e in sta llin g
extension com m ittee ul tne co u rt new road fro m Gold H ill lo Sardine
sary.
This h iilo r tc room, where the
house u u d ito riu in al Medford recent­ ereek that does not cross the ra il­ ! team w ent to C entral P oint to in
stall o ffice rs o f Odd F ellow s lodg« House meets is not oa the square.
ly when Ihe com m ittee entertained road tra ck a fte r leaving tow n.
i t is a h e iu iifu l room, ornaie, pre­
Ticket« for Roosevelt
No. 193 and Mount P it Rebekah
the u n it chairm an, Miss C la rib e l
tentious, gilded and w ith the great
Birthday Ball on Sale N ye, slate leader o f home economics Town Team W ill Play
iodg No. 167. A fte r the ceremonies
<4nbellished
w ith
the
the C entral Point members enter­ w indow s
fro m C orvallis, w ho was guest
Granta Pass Champions tained Ihe visito rs al a danein, stained a rt glass o f the cathedral o f
Plans have been completed fo r speaker.
medieval m ystery.
the second B irth d a y Bull honoring
p a rly w h ich lasted w e ll Into the
The room looks much la rger 'han
I f you lik e to see a fast basketball n ig tit.
President Roosevelt. The a ffa ir w ill I Mr. und .Mrs. A rth u r Morey of
it
is, w ith the speaker, John Cooter,
he held in Medford at Ihe O riental i i o rtln n d culled al ihe home ul rel.i- learn in action, put a rin g around
These w ere the last tw o to w n *
Gardens, Wednesday evening, Jan­ i uvea. Mr. ano Mrs. M. C. Boom- Wednesday, January 30. on your w here o ffice rs were to be installed standing up behind an elevated bar,
lik e a saloon. D ow n in fro n t o f him
uary 30.
I .lu ile r uud Me*. F lo yd Bowers, one calendar to rem ind you to be at the and completed the w o rk of the local
Tickets are being sold at $1.00. Of i duy Iasi week w h ile on th e ir way Gold H ill high sehool gymnasium in sta llin g team. Next year the learn is another bar w here a cow puncher
fro m Eastern Oregon, m ight ba
th is amount o n ly 30c w ill he sent lo io eastern Oregon. Mr. Morey is a
that evening. The 26-30 club basket­ w ill be fro m C entral P oint.
tempted to step and buy a d rin k .
Ihe W arm Springs in fa n tile p a ra ly- tepresenlutive of Hie Tungsol Radio
ball team fro m Grants Pass is
Behind th is bar are fo u r o r five bar
is hospital, Ihe rem aining 70c to company o f New York.
‘
Beavers Pley Phoenix
tenders and a member can step up
scheduled to play the local to w n
be used in Ib is county in the tre a t­
Teams Here Friday Eve. to the bar and o rd e r a resolution,
ment o f in fa n tile paralysis eases.
Several from here were guests of b ail (ossers that night.
mem orial o r a b ill o r you can fin d
T ickets fo r Ihe dunce can he ob Mr. and Mrs. C loyd D ick Saturday
ih e Grants Pass team are champs
The Gold H ill high sehool A ami out a n yth in g that has happened
luined from II. H. Reed of th is city. evening when they entertained w ith of ihe leuguv o f six teams in that
B basketball learns w ill meet tw o here fo r 25 years, from Fred Drager,
e ily lo r Hie firs t h a lf o f Ihe year. teams fro m Phoenix high on the
a curd party.
Ihe ch ie f cle rk w ho knows w hat's
Oregon-W ashington Hold
In the second h a lf th e y have again local gym flo o r F rid a y night o f this
w h a t w ho’s w h o and w hy.
taken
the
lead.
The
team
is
com­
Top in Lumber Comeback Mrs. Thomas G u llig a r was lakeu
week.
And to the le ft is the pres* w ith
i ll last week and is a patient at the posed o f cx-eollegc and high school
Phoenix is always represented by th e ir noiseless typ e w rite rs g rin d in g
stars.
Josephine
General
h
o
s
p
i
t
a
l
a.
W ashington ranked firs t and Ore­
strong teams and Ibis year is no ex­ out the dope that you folks back
M. B. M errim an, coach o f the ception. In a game played e a rlie r
gon second in the United Slides in Grants Pass w here she is im proving.
home get i n yo u r d a ily news­
lum ber production fo r 1933 accord­ Those ca lling d u rin g the past week local o u tfit, is p reparing his learn this season on (the Phoenix court papers. There is L a rry Smyth o f the
fo
r
the
hardest
game
of
ihe
season
ing lo I). S. census figures recently were Mr. und Mrs. Jim Sherwood,
Ihe boys from the southern end o» Oregon Jo u rn a l; Duane Hennessy,
com piled by Ihe department o f com­ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McN'abe and Mrs. w hen (he Clim ate C ity hunch ap­ the county w on over Ihe Beavers. O regonian; C. C. Chapman, w ith a
pears Wednesday.
merce in cooperation w illi the forc-tf E ffie and Mrs. V ic to r Birdseve.
East year Ihe Beavers won a t h r il l ­ bale o f data on legislation, fro m the
The tow n team plans lo play a er fro m them on the Gold H i l l
service. The total national luiubei
lim e o f the great la w -g ive r Moses
The new road that was b u ilt last game on (he gym flo o r every W ed­ hoards.
eul fo r
1933 was
13,961,134.660
down to fo u r minutes pasl fo u r, Sat­
hoard feet as. against 10,151,232,000 summer lo replace the one lo be nesday evening. The name o f their
The scheduled game w ith Jack­ urday; and C. K. Logan, Associated
opponents w ill be announced each sonville Iasi F rid a y evening to be
hoard feet fo r 1932 and 16,522,643,- mined out by the Rogue R iver Gol
°ress and Salem Capital Jo u rn a l;
600 board feet fo r 1931. 1932 repre­ company has been finished and is week in Ihe News.
played there, was postponed be­ W ilfre d C. Hagedorn. A lbany Demo-
sents Ihe lo w w ater m ark in lum ­ now open fo r travel.
cause o f the snow and cold weather. ,-ral-H erald; and the rest o f Ihe
b e r'p ro d u c tio n fo r Ihe last 6(1 year
Medford CCC Basketeers
The tw o teams w ill meet at a future q u ill pushers, w ho have eyes like
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Riles and fam ­
period. 1933 shows a 37 pCr cent in ­
date.
blue eagles, noses lik e hounds and
And
Towniea
Split
Game*
crease over 1932, and estimates ily w ho have lived on Ihe Dick
ears like w ild gazells. They kn o w
point lo a marked im provem ent fo r Richman farm fo r some tim e have
a ll, see a ll and feel bored. But they
In a double h ill played here Wed­ Benefit Dances Planned
1934 over 1933 figures. In 1929 the moved lo Ih e ir place near R iviera
by Odd Fellows Lodge are the boys w h o give you the dope.
national lum ber cut totaled 36,886,- The Richman p ro p e rty has been soiu nesday evening Ihe Gold H ill tow n
And then there are the 60 desk*
to E. Reinking and w ill he occupied team divided honors w ilh the Med­
1132,6611 hoard feel.
and each member o r debater sits in
The
Odd
F
e
llo
w
*
are
planning
to
fo rd CCC headquarters basketball-
In 1933 W ashington eul 3,106,095,- by Ills son.
give a benefit dance in the lodge a sw ivel ch a ir w ilh his charm ing
ers.
660 hoard feel and Oregon 2,256,
h
all Saturday evening, F ebruary 2. and beautiful stenog, s ittin g on his
M edford w o n Ihe p re lim in a ry
028.000 board feel. Louisiana w iv
When the special deputy sherrifs
The
p u b lic is in vite d lo attend. A rig h t, w ith a face dim pled iu a
th ird w ilh a eul o f o n ly 836,669,666 were appointed fo r Ihe ru ra l dis­ contest 18 lo 6. The score by q u a rt­
w reath o f smiles, and w ith his w ife
small charge w ill be made.
tric
ts
last
week
by
S
h
e
riff
Syd
ers:
4
to
2,
9
lo
4,
11
to
6,
and
18
lo
feet, M ississippi ranked fo u rth and
on his le ft, sco w lin g and bored. I t
A
V
alentine
dance
w
ill
also
be
C a lifo rn ia fifth . Oregon and Wash­ B row n, Charles P. C ham plin, Jr. 6.
looks lik e a sehool room, and were
given
Thursday,
F
ebruary
14.
F
u
r­
L in e up fo r Gold H ill; Dorman
ington together produced 38.4 per was named fo r this com m unity.
it not fo r the expense lo the tax­
th
e
r
details
w
ill
he
announced
and Kellogg, fo rw a rd s ; W. Higgin-
ei id o f Hie national cut w h ile the
payers, we w ould insist that every
later.
W illia m Cerveny and Ed Pre- hotliam , center; Coy and C. Kell,
eight stales o f Ihe southern d is tric t
member be supplied w ilh an old-
fountain were shopping in Grant-. guards.
produced 32.3 per cent.
tim e school room slate, slate pencil
Of the Oregon production 1.407,- Pass one day Iasi week. Those in
Gold H ill outclassed the 3-C "Hotel” Pail Cara
and sponge, fo r he has everything
666,666 feet was Douglas f ir and Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Henry engers in Ihe second game. T h e
For M exico Tours else on his desk even down to a s il­
681.690,066 feet Ponderosa pine. M ille r, Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard Guelz- local boys scored 13 points before
ver mounted dagger to open his
Spruce, hemlock, cedar, Sugar pine la ff and son, F re d e rick, Mr. and Mrs. M edford was able lo pul o n c
A lready recognized b y experienc­ m ail fro m his in fu ra le d co n stitu ­
W hite fir, larch and W hite pine also Roy Tom pkins and Mrs. Minnie through Ihe hoop.
ed travelers as one o f Ihe w o rld ’s ency. Upon each desk are law books
Score by q u a rte rs: 6 to 0, 15 to 4
figured in Ihe production, and alder, P yerly.
enough to open a supreme court.
22 to I t , 28 In 19. w ith Gold com­ promises to become a greater al tra c­
eol Ion wood and maple added ap­
In the hack part o f the room are
Mrs. Marion Lance has spent Hie m anding the lead throughout.
p ro xim a te ly 26 m illio n hoard feet
tion fo r tourists as a result o f the the bleachers, and bobbing abou’,
The census shows 189,367 wage past week in Rogue R ive r earing fo r
The lineup fo r Gold H ill: Ham- in auguration o f a i r conditioned are Ihe bell hops o r pages, attaches,
earners employed by saw m ills and her m olher, Mrs. G. It. Stead, who m ersly and II. L iugren, fo rw a rd s; "H o te l Car Cruises" over ra il lines helpers, o r w hat we m ight ca ll the
H artm an (Rogue R ive r), center; o f the Southern P acific o f Mexico hay hands, and there is W yatt W il­
logging operations in 1933 as ugninsi lias been ill Im l is im proving.
T h is prediction was made by r a il­ liams, blacker than E gyptian night,
119,081 in 1929. However, D ecem brr
G ardner and G. I.ingren, guards.
SARGENTS HAVE SON
road tra ffic o ffic ia ls in announcing
1933 showed an increase o f wage
master o f the cloak room, and by
earners of ro u g h ly 35 per eenl
Hie novel excursions, w h ich a r e the way, he is a graduate attorney.
W. R. C. MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. M elvin Sargent are '
| now scheduled lo leave E l Paso and
above March 1933, im lie a lin g a grad­
We started out to te ll you that this''
the proud parents o f an 8 pound 9Vj i The \V. R. C. met Wednesday at Tucson every Monday. Connections
ual improvement fo r the year.
room, know n as Ihe House, was n /
The to ta l value of Ihe product fo fr ounce boy born Sunday January 26 th e ir regular business meeting wPh ! from the east and south are made at on Ihe square, fo r we have y
1933 was $349,287,066 as against al Ihe Sacred Hear! hospital in Med­ eleven members present. Plans were El Paso o r Tucson, and fro m the
stepped it o ff, and it is 75 tee'
$1,266.600,000,in 1929. In addition to ford. The young man has been made fo r a V alentine p a rty fo r west nt Tucson.
90 feet.
lum ber, Oregon cut 306,524 shingle mimed Ronald Lee. Roth m olher corp members and th e ir fam ilies
And again we m ight te ll aF
Love and Prudence don’t live in
squares and W ashington 3,135,961 and baby are reported ns getting on F ebruary 13 w ilh d in n e r at
along nicely.
Ihe same to w n .
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shingle squares.
noon.
Lots in Ihe Dekuin addition are
going fast. Among Hie purchasers
i this week are Mis* N ora Newton,
I Iw o lots; C. A. Peterson, fo u r lots;
W. II. M ille r, fo u r lots; Bex. H.
! Lam puiun, fo u r lo ts; H. D. Heed,
one lot.
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