Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19??, October 25, 1929, Image 1

CENTRAL POINT STAR
VOLUME TWO
FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 192»
NUMBER 14
Garden Clubs
Would Banish
the Signboard
PHEASANT SHOOTING NOT
AS GOOD I IDS YEAR AS USUAL
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Chinese pheasant hunting, ac­
cording to reports of the Stale Game
Commission lias not been as good n
Oregon tins season as it has been
in the past, l ids is said to be due,
in no .mail measure, Io Hie fact that
the late, cold ami ruiny spring cut
down the first batch of young
pheusunls. Tlie second ami third
hatches, which came in dry, warm
w eather proved up to normal.
On the other hand quail hunting
in those counties that have an open
season, lias been extrem ely good.
Strange as it may seem, in open
counties there appear Io be more
birds II iiiii there are in those dis­
tricts that are closed. This is due,
it ix contended, Io Hie breaking up
of flocks and Hie consequent cutting
down of inbreeding, which results
in more non-fertile eggs.
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The Oregon Federation of Gurden
- e .. ',, r . c ’ln, . , during .ep -
club» 1» urging the cooperuliun of
O iU H
NQATN f A U r i Q
ien u 'er were favorable for farm
tlie resident* of the stule in it* cam­
OZCAN
(•: P', g .n eiu ily over the United
paign to have liiiibourd* und only
advertising sign» removed from the
Si.
jo t government estimates
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highway» of the *lule. An exhibit,
i
- ■ o* • ' I'-'-tr 1 mdici-ietl that the
w ith a program featuring such
con.;., ,j;
y it id of 37 principal
»peuker* a* Frank Branch liiley,
crop., will I» - about 7.4 per cent be­
JOUTH
lecturer on Oregon and the N orth­
low ;!•„;> anti 4-1 below average, an
west, Marshall N. Dana, associate
average yield about 2 |>cr cent
OC CAN
editor of tile Oregon Journal, and
more
than was estim ated on Sep­
I
Douglas A. Shelor, autom obile as­
tember.
sociation m anager of W ashington,
S en d II In
J ro.pecl.ve production of im port­
h m m c o d klgmns a
;
will be held at the I’aeiilc Interna­ If you have a bit of news, send it in;
ant crop.; compared to last year are
tional Livestock Exposition, P ort­ Or a joke Hud will amuse, send it
B n r*
corn 82 9 per ten t, w eat 87.8, oats
land, October 20 to November 2.
1»;
, 81.7, I trley 87 9, rye 93.3, fiax 88.8,
Member» of the garden clubs will
A story that is true, an incident
j rice 83.2, grain sorgutns 65.3, cotton
be hosts Io visitors during the expo­
th at’s new.
l 192.8, tame hay 1(>.';.2. beans 109.6,
sition exhibit.
We want to hear from yort, send it
_ Vitó Hx,
j ai an , 7 i,7, pears 8 ».0, grapes 74.t,
in;
In discussing the campuign, Mrs,
I w hite potatoes 74.5, r.wcet |>otatocs
Above is » m ap on which Lre StOi rbud ?• o a re rs of L 1wc
for » » < ■ * » •
,
Never
mind the style,
Jessie M. Iloneynum of Eugene,
28.6, hogs 96.C.
region, being „atlir, .1 by William F o.ler, associate proicasor of b e ,
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chairm an of the liiiibourd and High If Hie news is w orth the while,
Ih e c.stuuaicd production u t u ll
noeartdi
a
s.
slant,
both
of
the
I
atv
sroSty
of
O
n
m
,
who
.re
niai
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,
an
way committee of the federation, Il may help or cause a smile,
tnr.rM
,
i, a of tu raR i.re and pth , r wo„d p„..,
‘ tame hay in tile i. luieo States was
Semi it in!
asked, “Gun Oregon, our own beau-
boosted iron. t.;j,oo,oot) tons on Nep-
tifl »l.'Ho allow its eharm s to be de­
.cuibcr j Io iOti0.>2,oo0 ions on Oc­
BEACON
LIGHT
THROWS
P n w fitS li.CiO l.k L o P g /u il
stroyed and its scenery m arred by a
tober 1. it now appear» therefore,
BEAMS
HIGH
OVER
CITY
few advertisers? If some blight a t­
PUT STUDENT THROUGH U. 9.
I ¡i ll H a * total supply oi hay in Ihe
tacks your crops or your roses no
I iidco .‘‘.laies may he much dilfci-
U niversity of Oregon, Eugene.—The
The huge government beacon light
time is lost until it is removed.
cnl than a y.-ar ago at (his lime,
form
er
editor
and
ow
ner
of
an
e
n
te
r­
w hich has been under construction
Must not this billboard blight be re ­
taking into consideration bolli p ro­
prising weekly new s­ on the hill above the city of Coni
moved? 'Hie billboard crop will
duction ami tarry over. Alfalfa p ro­
paper, th e McCleary
Hill now sheds its beams across the
not pay in the long run. It depre­
duction was estim ated at 29,531,000
S tim ulator, has en­
heavens.
Tlie beacon was construct
ciates the whole neighborhood.
tons, or 1.7 per cent more than in
tered th e school of
Tum ble old barns are covered with
1928.
Journalism here In ed as considerable cost and trouble
ull sorts of signs; even our noble
the person of Roy due to Ihe inaccessibility of the site.
Hay production estim ates were in ­
IMtriarehs, the trees, have wild eat
C raft, aged 21, from 1 lie Gold Hill light is the second of
creased somewhat for Oregon, Cal­
McCleary,
W
ashlng-
a chain of lights to be constructed
advertising on them, and along the
ifornia, and Montana, und the total
ton'
A freshm an, across the stale of Oregon, there be­
fences run those ugly signs about
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C
raft
plans
to
com
Tlie Soviet plane “Spirit of I h e , for the 11 w estern states was In­
‘half chicken* and *hot dogs*.
ing png at Talent prior io Ihe light-
The turkey grow ers of southern P • « X w
I ptote his ritn eatlo n 1 ¡ng of the one at Gold Hill.
Soviets”
circled over the Medford, creased from 19,480 tons estimaieo
We must teach our children to Oregon will be interested Io know
on Septem ber 1 to 20,621 tons us oi
from th e money he
value beauty, Mrs. Iloneynum de­
Ih e lieacon is lit by electricity s ir port on its route to Oakland, F ri-I October 1. In 1928 the western
earn ed as a publish­
thut tlie Farm ers Exchange Coop­
day
afternoon.
Roy C ra ft
and consists of a high powered
clared. T heir eyes should see the
er.
group of states w ere estimated Io
erative '.'ill again handle the turkey
n atral beauty all about them, Iteauty pool for the grow ers. Last year the
Following his graduation from high search light which rotates, contin­
have produced 21,254 tons of all
school In 1926, C raft went to work ually all through the night and serv­
A raid on the liquor ring in High­
in the everyday landscape, beauty
tame hay, while the 5-year average
Medford Cooperative handled the on the Stim ulator, then owned by D.
lands, N. J. was made by the gov­
in the sun-lit meadows, the woods
es as a guide for night flying.
for the period 1923-1927 was re­
pool and returned Io the grow er a Gerald Cloud, and soon becam e asso­
ernm ent forces last week end. it
and the fields of waving grain.
ported as 21,065 tons.
greater return than any o ther pool ciate editor. Two and one-half years
was found that the ring had made
Public opinion is being aroused
in (lie west. The shipm ents will lie ago the young new spaperm an, with GAME COMMISSION TO
According to tba recent lamb re­
over $2,000,000 profit in six months.
against the billboards und highway
made by freight Io the New York the hacking of the local bank, took
PLACE EXHIBIT IN EXPOSITION Il also showed a great amount of port of tlie Bureau of Agricultural
advertising, federation leaders slate.
market by Hie company and by the over the paper. He successfully op
money had been paid for bribes and Economics there will be at least as
The Garden club of America and the
eraled It for a yenr and a half, made
method
they
employ
the
expense
of
m any sheep and lambs fed for m ar­
The state game commission is protection.
Federation of Women’s clubs, as
at least two middlemen are done som e money as he w ent along, paid making preparations to install an
ket this fall and w inter as a year
well as organisations in Washington I
all the notes and then sold it In order
away with.
The freight shipment to continue his education.
ago. Records of feeder shipments,
exhibit at the coming Pacific In ter­
and British Columbia, are cooperat­
Travel Io C rater Lake co n tin u e s!
will lx- sent out of Medford about
national Livestock Exposition Io be during ihcse fair Autumn days. Ov­ however, indicate that more lambs
ing with the Oregon federation to
Ihe loth of November so those pro-
held in Portland. Last year the e r 5000 people have visited the perk w ill be fed east of the Mississippi
conserve the beauties along the high
OXFORD AND HAWAII WILL
ple desirous of entering tlie pool
river and few er west of it than last
commission Lad such an exhibit ami in the first half of October.
svas's and Io restrict outdoor adver­
DEBATE
WITH
U.
0.
TEAMS
should
start
feeding
Hie
birds
on
a
year. Prospective supplies of fed
it proved so popular that twice the
tising, according to Mrs. Honey man.
fattening diet. Money will be plac­
lambs are especially reduced in
space
has
been
granted
this
year.
U niversity of Oregon, Eugene. —
ed in a Medford bunk to make the T he U niversity of Oxford. England, All types of game birds will be ex­
The University of Oregon showed W ashington and Oregon and to a
8TORAGE PRODUCTS SHOW
Initial piiymenl on the Thanksgiv­
its power in a gridiron game w ith less extent in Idaho, Montana and
DECREASE OVER YEAR AGO ing birds and Hie farm er will re­ and the U niversity of H aw aii have hibited and a m inature hatchery-
been placed on the 1929-30 schedule showing ihe grow th of fish from an the University of Idaho at Portland, Nevada. According to the report,
ceive his credit slip for his turkeys for th e U niversity of Oregon debate egg to a full sized troul will be in ­ Saturday. At the same time that shipm ents of old ewes and ewe
Stocks o f dairy products, poultry, when they arc delivered, graded and team , It was announced by Eugene stalled.
the Oregon V. was showing its su­ Iambs from these states will prob-
and meals in cold storage on Octo­ ready for shipment. The balance L aird, P ortland, who has been named
periority over the Gem staters the ably make up for some shortage in
b er I this year were larger, und of Hie return^ will be turned over general forensic m anager of th e asso­
O. S. C. gridsters w ere being ro l­ feeders com pared to 1928. Th>-
Fishing for Sucker»
slocks of rase eggs were smaller, to the producer as soon as tlie re­ ciated students. The deb ates will be
licked over by the powerful S tan­ num ber of lambs to be fed in Cal­
In Eugene, according to present
Ilian on October 1 a year ago.
turns are made Io Hie Exchange. held
ford eleven.
ifornia, Utah, Wyoming and in
plana.
Stocks of ease eggs w ere 7,191,(1»
There appears Io lie a shortage of 1
A
man
in
a
hospital
for
mental
northern Colorado and in the Ar­
Ralph C. Hoeber, a s sista n t profes­
eases on October 1 as com pared birds for Ihe Thanksgiving pool and sor in the English d ep artm en t, will eases sat fishing over a flower bed.
The community hospital of Med­ kansas Valley is expected to be
witii 8,542,000 eases on October I good prices will no doubt prevail be ihe forensic coach for the coming A visitor, wishing Io be affable, re­
ford was, this week, sold to a group about the same as last year.
last year; cream ery butter, 158,504, Dressing and shipping of Ihe tu r­ yenr succeeding J. K. H orner. Flor m arked :
The movement of stocker and
of business inen at Medford, by Dr.
000 pounds as compared with 128,- key; will he cared for by the F arm ­ ence McNerney, P ortlnnd, senior wo­
How many have you caught?
Stearns.
feeder cattle into Ihe corn belt
071,000 last year; American cheese, er', ExctMnge and expenses will be man on the executive council, has
You're the ninth, was the surp ris­
states during the three months July
84,806,000 pounds ns compared with held out of Ihe final payment. The been placed in charge of w om en's de­ ing reply.
to Septem ber inclusive, this year,
President Hoover traveled to De­
81,832,000 Iasi year; frozen poultry, turkey pool’s success last year is bates. Robert Miller and H obart Wil­
points Io some reduction in fall and
son
will
m
anage
m
en's
deb
ates
and
troit,
Monday
to
pay
his
respects
to
01,900,000 pounds ns com pan d with the farm er's guarantee for this year.
erntory, while L avina H icks will have FATHER OF SIX CHILDREN
Thomas A. Edison. The event was w inter cattle feeding this year from
43,578,000 last year; meat, 730,921,-
charge of debate publicity.
KILLED IN LOGGING ACCIDENT the celebration of the 50th anniver­ last. Shipments of cattle and calves
000 pounds as compared with 604,- SOUTHERN OREGON BANKERS
sary of Ihe invention of the incan­ into the corn belt in Ihe 3-months
221,000 Iasi year; lard, 153,494,000
MEET IN CENTRAL POINT U. 0. LAW STUDENTS PASS
An
accident
which
claimed
Ihe
descent lamp. The president went period was 20 per cent less than in
pounds as compared with 120,890,-
the same m onths last year and 13
life
of
a
man
hnpp
ned
at
the
log­
000 Iasi year; apples in barrels
STATE BAR EXAMINATION ging camp of J. S. W oodruff & S, ns on front Detroit to attend a cele­ per cent less than the 5-year aver­
The Southern Oregon Bankers As-
bration commemorating the open­
092.00!) barrels as co m p an d with ocialion met in C entral Poi.it Tues-
U niversity of Oregon. Eugene. — of this city. The victim of the ac­ ing of the Ohio river to commerce age in that period. Some im prove­
052,000 last year; apples in boxes, iay night will! 37 bankers from
m ent in demand for feeder cattle in
875,000 boxes ns com pared with 1,- Jucl.son. Josephine and Klamath Five of tlie 77 men who success­ cident was J. V. Brady, a resident of from P ittsburg to Cairo.
fully passed the sta te bar exnmlna
Ibis area seems likely, however, be­
Fernville and Ihe father of six child­
854,000 Inst year; apples in bushel Counties in attendance.
Hons at Salem recently graduated ren.
cause of improvement in corn crop
baskets, 1,038,000 baskets as com­
I Im P. I. A. of Cenirul Point serv- from the U niversity of Oregon Law
Nine tracts of lim ber was sold at prospects. Movement of feeder and
Brady was falling a huge sugar
pared Willi 1,081,000 Iasi October 1. d a delic'ous three course dinner school last June, It was reported up
Ihe
Roseburg office of the U. S. stocker cattle into the corn belt
pine, assisted by H unter Piel but
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Io Hi,in which netted ihe associa- on investigation Into th e personnel of I the tree instead of falling as was in terio r departm ent. The largest during the last q u arter of 1929 is
LRGIONAIRES PLAN FOR
lion about $30 afler Ihe expenses th e successful list. All were m em bers
t r a d sold was in Jackson county
of Phi D elta Phi, International honor­ j expeeled it struck a fallen trre and and will he logged off thru Hilt, Cal­ now expected to equal or exceed
ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM were paid.
last y ear's small input.
.
was
hurtled
down
the
hill
striking
ary law fratern ity .
It. G. Fowler and L. I*. Wilcox
ifornia hv Ihe Fruit Growers Supply
The five Oregon grad u ates who mid crushing Brady, This is the
1 lie total stix'ks of frozen poultry
county ngents
Co. of San Francisco. The tract
in tlie United States on October 1
Medford Post, No. 15, is making speakers of the iveer (lie principal passed the te st are : W illiam Adams, first had accident in the woods in amounted to 650 acres.
evening amt they Milwaukie; John Bell. Jr., Eugene; the Glendale vicinity for a long
was reported 61,969,000 pounds,
extensive plans and preparations chose as their
topic Farm condi­ L ester Oehler, Salem ; Chris. Boesen. time—Glendale Log.
com pared to 49,0flO,OO0 pounds a
for a splendid observance of Arm­
Eugene, a c J Orvnl Yokom, Eugene.
tions In Southern Oregon,
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istice Day. Monday, Nov. 11th, The
W. F. Diteman, Montana cow boy month earlier, 43,578,000 on October
I Tlie bringing of the meeting of Adnms Is now p ractisin g In n P ortland FISHING GOOD ON LOWER
en tire day will be given over Io the
sailed oul over the Atlantic ocean 1, 1928, and 43,193,000 thhe 5-year
law
office;
Bell
is
w
ith
th
e
L
ane
| hankers to Central Point has lonfi
ROGUE RIVER SAYS EDITOR iicaded for England. He carried av e n g e. Stocks of turkeys, how ­
Legion program which will Include
County T itle and A b stract com pany,
the annual Armistice parade, veni­ been a cherished desire of Theo. ' and Beesen is p ractisin g In M arsh­
hut 165 gallons of gasoline in his ever, w ere about 1,000,000 pounds
, I*, i'ollefson of the local hank mid field.
Sport fishing on Ihe low er Rogue plane. lie has not been heard from less than a year ago and about equal
son feed for all ex-serv» "p men;
, his every effort was bent tow ard a
River, according Io Roh W ithrow, since starting his perilous journey. to the average of approxim ately 5,-
street stunts, football game between
i successful me ling! and we believe
editor of the Gold Reach Reporter,
0(10,000 ponds on October 1.
Medford and Ashland High schools,
that Ibe bankers of (his portion of
has been belter this season than for
grand arm istice hall at the Oriental
With early carlot movements of
A huge storm accounted for many
Hie stale will agree lhaf Mr. Tollef-
Poor Old North Polo
any period in a long time. Steel­
Gardens,
turkeys
only tw o or three weeks
lives
along
the
Great
I.akes,
in
Ihe
son is some entertainer.
Let us all he frankly sorry for the heads and silversides are in the
vicinity of Chicago, W ednesday ev- ahead, interest in turkey m arketing
North pole. The pole Is no longer what
It used to he. The pole not long ! stream in large num bers. Thous- ’ ening. Millions of dollars w orth of is becoming general. Prelim inary
C u re for Lyinff
lllinoia W a s Indian
reports indicate some increase in
■•go was a dream by night and m 1 ands of sportsm en—resident and
Tt In aed (by naturallRtft) th a t angle­
Illinois was populated by approxi­ vision by day, and now look at It, An non-resident, have taken advantage damage ivas done to lake shipping. turkey production in Oregon and
worm lie, rubbed on the back ov tlie mately 20,000 Indians when the
airplane may start out, whlxx along of the excellent angling conditions.
nearb y states. Condition of the
neck, will cure a man ov llelng
I French ttrst entered the land. The
a
way, turn and loop about the pole, Good roads have made the first
Senator Capper brands as a birds apparently is good. Prices
don't beleave this, unless It kills the mini were the original dw ellers ano
wave It goodby and leave It by Its twenty five or thirty miles of the breach of the p arty ’s campaign arc not very well established at thia
pan.—Josh Billings.
Cblcagou was their most ftuuous chi«!.
lonesome.—Philadelphia Public Ledger stream extremely popular.
pledge, the present tariff b ill
time.
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