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©fte (forti Th. Mo.tThorouglily Read W ^ k l, m Southern O rfq a. Pubi»!,«! in u ,. VOLUME X X X V I il Li„ feToWB in the State u C L o H IU -. OREGON BONUS PAYMENT TO New Scout Executive BRING large sum Takes Up Duties in IO LOCAL VETERANS Crater Lake Council THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, Planning Board Will Make Mineral Survey NUMBER 43 High School Cage N. W. JACKSON CO. Team Take» Lead in FAIR BOARD HOLDS Conference Play FIRST 1936 MEET Veleran. of Ihe Gold Hill terrl- With international scouting ex lory, III Which 1» included the Sum» perience over a period of 19 years, V a lle y . l*ooi» Creek, Sardine Creek By winning their third consecu Preliminary plans for the North end (ml]» Creek disrtcls, will re- Irving P. lieesley received Ihe ap live victory Friday night from the west Jackson County fair to be held A project to a s s e m b le , c o m p ile a im i n g e n g in e e r i n g a t O re g o n S ta to cdye a goodly »hare of Ihe $713,000 pointment as Hoy Seoul executive Phoenix high basketball team, Gold in Gold Hill next fall were dis I'iu M t lf V till u u u ll.il.L , y all available informa college and ciiairmaii ol Ihe board, which is estimated Io he Jackson in charge of the Crater Lake Area and clus.nl tion obtainable on the mineral re advisory coimiuiiee on mineral re Hill s A team is leading the confer cussed at the first meeting of the county’* portion of the soldier * Council. bonus to he puid next June. The announcement is released sources of Oregon will be under sources, and Dr. Edwin i . Hodge, ence standing with three wins and ooard held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fish in Riverside col Approximately $25.000 will he this week by Lurry Schade, coun taken at once by the Oregon State proit-s'so, ol geology at the statu no setbacks. The game Friday night, played at ony Munday evening. distributed locally, it i, cstimutrd. cil president, lieesley’» territory for Planning board, in cooperation with college, have volunteered thetir A general round-table discussion It is figured thut an averuge of at serving boys of Scout ugc and the special mining committee re- services lor the work. Mr Bean I hoenix was one of those games least $500 will he receive,I by each Scoutcrs will include all of Jack- eently appointed by Governor Mar- states. Dc. Hodge will envision and that keep fans biting fingernails of various angles of the fair was of 50 or more veterans residing in son, Josephine, Siskiyou and Klam ’’ T .O -Un^ i . r?.CJen,*i J ’y “>« Probabilities of future and sitting on the edge of the led by Chairman Fish as to the benches. Phoenix was leading by scope of the fair this year, and Ormond It. Bean, Portland, chair this section. At least 30 of these ath counties with a registered development, while Professor Bai- are in Ihe immediate vicinity ol Scouting membership during 1935 man of the board. The work will chelier will aid in estimation of a three point margin as the end ot what improvements could be made. Because of limited accommoda (■old Hill. of I JOfl scouts and scoutcrs in 40 be done at the request of the gov costs of production and the char the game drew near. Gold Hill came tions for displays the group decid to life and found the hoop for two Payment is based on the length different units, including Cub ernor. acter of products which may be of time the hoy* were in service, Packs, Seoul Troops and Sea Scout Beports and published data on made out of such mineral deposits. field goals and a free toss to nose ed against opening the fair to ex out their opponents by a 16 to 15 hibitors outside the northwest sec and whether they stayed in the Ships. Ihe mineral resources will be ab Members of the Governor’s com score. tion, drawing the lines the same United Slates or saw service over, Beesley’s scouting experience be stracted or copied, so Ibat infor mittee who will work with the Two preliminary games were •s last year, which includes the seas. The pay amounts to $1 per gan in ,917 when he joined the mation showing location of depot planning board staff on the projeet day for service on this side, and Lone Scouts in his home town of Ils, general geologic type, extent of include Williaam B. Dennis, Carl- played. In the first battle the Phoe Sams Valley district, the Rogue Riv $1.25 per day overseas, with ac Salt Lake City, Utah. Two years deposits, quality of ore, proven ton- ton, chairman; Mr. Batcheiler; Kob- nix grade team won a close con er and Wimer districts, and the crued interest. Some veterans will later he became a member of the nae, prospective totnnage and es- ert M. Betts, Blackbutte; R. B. Mc- test from the local grade oufit by Gold Hill territory. Four granges, will receive ns high as $1500, while Boy Scouts of America in the Salt timaled tonnage may be available, Ginnis, Baker; Arnandee M. Smith a count of 20 to 17. The Phoenix B including the Wimer grange which others will gel only u small amount. Lake eouneil. it is slated. It is expected that he Portland; Warren D. Smith, profes- string took Gold Hill’s B five into did not participae last year, but is expected to this year, are There ure about 1400 veterans in Since tilat time he lias served work will require about six m onths., sor of geography and geology at camp by a score of 13-8. represented in this section, and it the county, it is believed, with 1200 in practically every volunteer and Mimeographed or printed painph- the University of Oregon; and Lineups for the A game were: is felt that the interest aroused last G old H ill— 16 P h o e n i x — 15 names being uctuully registered witli professional capacity in Scouting, lets on each classification, includ James T. Chinook, Grants Pass. year will bring in all the exhibits l.ee Carlock, commander of the both in ihe United Stales und ing bibliographies, will be issued. Leo Walker .....F................. Hill I he investigation and reports American Legion at Medford. ® ~ ker ........... E McReynolds that can be handled with present Europe. J. IL Batcheiler. professor of ! will cover 13 classifications. Jackson county will receive the * ,,son ...............C................. Newlin facilities. From a tenderfoot scout he ad If possible, it is hoped to secure fiftli largest sum among the 36 vanced Io win his eagle badge, the Thompson .......G ........... Hensler SHASTA TO BECOME FOUR MEASURES counties in Oregon, which are list highest award of rank presented by Laverne Walker G....... Goodpasture buildings on the north side of Main THROUGH TRAIN TO ed as follows: Substitutions: Gold Hill—Korth ’(reet as display rooms, augment UP TO VOTERS IN the Boy Scouts of America. He linker PORTLAND FEB. 2 for Wilson, Higginbotham for La ing those used last year, perhaps $383,243 served in his scout troop as as ELECTION FRIDAY Benton s t i n t sistant patrol leader, patrol leader, verne Walker; Phoenix—Furey for making a regular “midway” there. A committee was appointed to Clackamas I ¿81,770 and later as senior patrol leader. Improved train service between Voters in the state of Oregon Newlin, Jacobs for Goodpasture. meet with the county court and Clatsop ........ 457,989 When be became 18 years of age here and points north and south will go Io me polls to cast their Good Games Scheduled Columbia Thursday night (tonight) the request a prize money fund, from 434,039 Bees ley was commissioned ns nn will become effective Sunday, Feb. ballots on four measures Friday Coos Beavers will meet the Grants Pass state fair receipts, as last year. In 815,155 assistant scoutmaster and later be 2, when new schedules take effect J a n u a r y 31, m a special election. terest is unusually high already due Crook 72,327 came a troop scoutmaster, deputy on (lie Southern Pacific. Principal Ihe sales tax referendum has high school second team in a game to the success of last fall’s fair, Curry ....... 70.815 ilistriet rnmmitsioner and district change will be in the Shasta which probably caused the most interest here. Deschutes Two games are booked for next and with a substantial fund for 319.771 commissioner. In Europe during will become a through train be although it is predicted a light vote Dougins 470.223 1928 to ,938 Beesley affiliated with I ween Portland and San Francisco will be cast at the eleettion. week, both for the local court. Tues prizes, it is expected that a large number of exhibits will be entered. Gilliam 7 5 ,1 OK the German Seoul federation and instead of operating in combina The sales lax, if passed, will pro day night Jacksonville will play Last year’s premium list can be Grant ... 138.783 became an executive of troops in tion with the Klamath betw’een vide funds ,or old age pension as here and Friday night Gold Hill Harney I28J5I Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Portland and Eugene and Dunsmuir sistance by a levy of a two per cent plays Central Point on the local relied on as a guide for those plan ning exhibits, until the 1936 list is Ho,III Itixi-I boards. 193.781 In 1929 he served as a leader of and San Francisco as now applies. tax on retail sales. publish«:,, although there will he Jnckson 713.895 the hoy scout contingent of Ger Under the new schedule the Shas Other measure., to be voted on some minor changes made, and Jefferson 49.071 mans- to the third world jamboree ta will arrive here southbound at include the student activity fee Many Attend Special several classifications added. Josephine 249,288 in Arrowhead park, Birkenhead, 6:22 p. m. It will arrive in San bill which would authorize the Grange Meet Here Thurs. Date of the fair will not be set Klamath .. 702,010 England. He edited the German Francisco at 9:52 a. m. instead of state board of higher education to until later, but it will probably be Lake 104.784 Boy Scout Handbook and was edi 10:12 as at present. Northbound the levy and collect from students in (By Miss Joyce Handley, a week or ten days earlier. Lane 1,181.482 tor of Ihe monthly scout section of Shasta will leave here at 9:20 a. state schools a fee of not more than Publicity Committee) Music for the parade was stressed Lincoln 214.700 the “her Wegweiser” magazine in in., arriving a, Portland al 7:25 p. $5.00 per term. A special meeting of the Gold Hill and it is planned to make arrange l.in n 535.520 1929-1930. m. instead of 7:35. Changing the primary election Grange was held on Thursday, Jan ments for several musical organi- Malheur 23i.:i?.i Beesley Is a graduate of the Southbound schedule of the night date from May to September and uary 23. zations to be on hand. Marion 1.3I2.5K9 Boy Scouts of America national train from Portland, No. 329, will hill to provide that salaries of Ten new members were given the Those attending the board meet Morrow 107,125 'raining school for scout executives he unchanged. It will continue to legislators shall be set by law. third and fourth degrees by the ing were Mr. Fish, chairman, Mrs. Multnomah 7.333.403 held in New York in 1930 and arrive here at 7:44 a. m. North Sams Valley degree team. R. E. Blankenburg, vice chairman, Polk 365. 49 H earned the “wood badge” presen- bound the schedule wil, be chang Annual Home Interests Visitors from several granges in Mrs. Elinor Force from the Gold Sherman 84.500 ’atlon in 1931 for completion of the ed, however, the new departure Conference Scheduled the county were present. Games Hill Garden club, Mr. and Mrs. Tillamook 250.350 Gilwell training gcourse in London, time from here being 8:X5 p. in. ar were played and refreshments Perry Wait, Mrs. R. L. Miller and Umatilla .... 528.993 England, under the direction of rival Portland 8:00 a. m. More than 500 homemakers from served to about eighty people. Otto Fuhrman of the Live Oak Union 379,233 Sir Robert Baden Powell, cMef In addition to better schedule the alt parts of Oregon are expected to The peek previous to the meeting grange of Rogue River, Mr. and Wallowa 169.415 scout of the world. Shasta will be improved with the Wnsro ........... 274.177 His Inst field in si outing was a addition of air-conditioned equip gather on the Oregon State college was spent in renovating the grange Mrs. O. T. Wilson of Sams Valiev, Washin «ton 050.392 field egeculive of the Oakland area ment this summer, according to J. campus February 11 to 14, inclu hall. The woodwork was painted, and Mrs. J. W Fish of the Gold sive, for the sixth annual Home in Ihe walls calsomined and new cur Hill grange. Wheeler .... 60.085 council, California, where Beesley A. Ormandv, general passenger terests conference under the aus tains put up to the window's. This The next meeting will be the 9th Yamhill .... 477.702 has served for the past four years. agent, Portland. pices of the school of home econ makes a very great improvement in of March at the R. E. Blankenburg TOTAL $20,079.034 As Boy Seoul executive of the omics and the home economics ex 'he hall and makes a very attractive home in Gold Hill. Crater Lake Area Council, Reeslev GARDEN CLUB AT CITY HALL tension staff. The fourth annual meeting place. replaces A. O. Söderberg, who ha« Weather NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON meeting of the State Home Econ The play "Mama’s Baby Boy,” put Home Economics Unit at been promoted to the Boise. Idaho, Here While the East omics Extension council will be on by the Sams Valley grange last council. Mrs. C. E. Grays Tuesday The Gold Hill Garden club will held on the campus the day prior week was very successful and en and Midwest Shiver meet at the city hull next Friday Io the opening of the conference. joyed by a good crowd. By Mrs. Flora Howes, Sec. Kcgular California weather—the c ire Scare at Parks afternoon, February 4, with Mrs. Interest in this annual home- Those taking part were Wesley Home Economics committee kind they advertise but don’t al Home Tuesday Morn R. E. Cook and Mrs. Jack Frost as makers’ conference has grown rap McDonough. Helen Burreson, Mrs. of The Gold Hill Grange met at the home hostesses. ways hove—greeted Southern Orc idly. While attendance will be made Empey, Jerome Fitzgerald, Mrs. A chimney fire al Ihe S. W. Parks goninns this week. And how the na I he club has been enjoying fine up largely of representatives of Duggan. Mildred Duggan. Betty Wil of Mrs. C. E. Gray Tuesday after tives like to sit out in the sun in ■ionic about 8:30 Tuesday mornin'{ attendance at each meeting, and home extension units, parent- son, Gerald Fitzgerald, Dorothy noon, twenty members and six their shirt sleeves and rend the, «used considerable excitement be new members are being gained reg teacher associations, granges, clubs Straus and Mrs. McDonough. There guests being prese "L A lively bus articles in the papers from back fore the danger of a more serious ularly. and other organizations, the ses were special musical numbers be iness session was neld. Mrs. Marie east and in the middlewest tellinu •laze was eliminated. The fire was Mrs. Sam Routh received Ihe at sions are open to the public and tween the acts and a special darky Christensen gave quilt blocks to each member to be embroidered, of the 12-foot snowbanks and 35 caused by an overheated stovepipe tendance prize at the January 17 anyone interested in the most up- number by Mrs. Korner. then it was voted to help Live Oak but was put under control before meeting, when 16 Indies were pres to-date information in the varied helow-zero weather I Grange of Rogue River with a rum Pussywillows are out, the grass much damage was done. The fire ent. Mrs. P. E. Holderness, presi fields of homemaking is invited to HEALTH UNIT COMMUNITY mage sale to be held at Rogue Riv is getting green, shrubs are begin truck was called. Chief Kell re dent, won the six months attend attend, according to Miss Thclina PARTY IS HUGE SUCCESS er February 8. All contributions ning to sprout, the boys have start sponding promptly but Ihe chem ance prize, having had a perfect Gaylord, state leader of home econ are to be taken to Mrs. Gray* or omies extension. cd their marble games, hitch-hikers icals were not needed. record during that period. (■old Hill had its second com are getting thicker, everyone is An amendment Io the club’s con The convention will open this munity party last evening in the to the Grange hall on February 6. A program was then given in hon talking about putting in a garden Gold Hill Isn’t the Only stitution was voted upon, concern year with a luncheon Taesday school gymnasium under the aus or of Mrs. C. E. Gray and Mrs. Fred so spring can’t be far away. noon, February 11, at which the ing the collection nnd payment of City With Rough Streets dues, nnd other routine business delegates will be greeted by Presi pices of the Gold Hill division of Ricter, whose wedding anniver the Jackson County Health asso saries occur in this month. Edith dent George W. Peavy, Miss Ava ciation. Bob Kenaston Loses Mat If you think some of'the streets was transacted. Howes gave a recitation about a Bout to Dude Chick of Gold Hill are rough, this item Mrs. Holderness and Mrs. Millie B. Milam, dean of the school of Entirely informal, it proved a (.at Fight,” then followed a very will innk •• ni»r ♦ hnrnHubfnrnjj SCCH! Walker were hostesses, and served home economics, and W. A. Schoen- most eninvnhl. offoï- an.l I ccmicat “uu*k” wedding, w i t h Mrs. Although he had his opponeni like they are paved. Quoting Hugh ■efreshments nt the close of the feld, dean and director of agricul young participating in the games | Fish as the “bride,” Mrs. Pena the ture. Following the luncheon Dr. and the singing of old time Zongs" pinned to the mat with his power Stevenson, author of “Slabs and business hour. F. M Hunter, chancellor of the supervised by Miss Marjorie Pene. “groom" and Mrs. Millie Walker, ful "Gold Hill crab" hold. Bob Ken- Edgings” in The Glendale Log: state system of hieher education, Miss Phyllis Miller presided at the the minister.” After this a beauti aslon lost his match to Dude Chirk I.OO.F. NEWS fully decorated wedding cake with will speak on “The la n d ,y and Ed piano. on a foul at the Medford armory Never say die. It’s lime once tea, was served by the hostesses, Monday night. Chiek took the first more to give Mayor Hurd and the Tuesday evening, January 28 ucation,” and later in the afternoon The following program was giv fnll only to have Kenaston come city fathers the old argument about we had twenty visitors from Ash Mrs. Sheldon Sackett wil, bring en: Trio, Misses Phyllis Miller Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Christensen. The next meeting is to be held bark and flatten him with the fa tile city slreets. If there is a rougher land and Jacksonville as the de greetings from the board of higher Sylvia Croft, Maxine Holifield: at the home of Mrs. J. W Fish, on education. mous "crab." Beferee Frisbie rul spot within a thousand miles, I’ll gree team conferred the first de song, Mr. Sloan; fônTraBo solo, Among other outstanding speak . 1rs. E. Van Monrheim, soprano so- February 11. All members and their ed that Kenaston failed to let go put in with you. Particular stress gree. We had a good time. Don’t friends are invited to be present. when Clack signified he was down can be laid on the corner at the forget that Crater Lake Encamp ers during the session will be J. Io, Mrs. L. T. Cook, Hudson Ballard, pastor of the First and the bout went to the Wyoininf Catholic church and the Apex mill ment meets February 6. The donations for the school Presbyterian church of Portland, lunches were many and varied and REBEKAHS HOLD JANUARY wrestler. spur crossing. That crossing always BIRTHDAY PARTY WEDNES. and Edward O. Sisson, professor the Health unit take this opportun- has been a disgrace but now its Student Body News philosophy a, Reed college. SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS worse than that. It is even reported ity of thanking each and everyone By Frieda Young The Rebekahs held their Janu New officers of the Methodist ¡1 small hoy bounced out of an open who so generously responded, en ary birthday party on Wednesday REPAIR PAVILION Sunday school are G. W. Hannon, ear there, had to be rescued from a abling them to carry on this good The Sophomore class which sold evening, after the regular lodge superintendent, R. C. McCormick, nearby tree by the hook and ladder work. the most basketball tickets, is to session. Games were played and The Newell brothers have been assistant superintendent, nnd treas wagon. Either we ought to fix the The Health unit will have its be treated by the other classes engaged this week in making re refreshments of cake and coffee urer, and Miss Dorothy Ham, secre pot holes or go up to Independence next meeting at the home of Mrs. were enjoyed. Mrs. Kate Lyman with a party to be held in the gym pairs to the roof of the dance pa tary. and borrow one of thelr hop signs. nasium Friday evening. J. M. Lively, Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. Ada Cook were the hon vilion located on the highway. February 4, - or guests.
