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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1928)
€ Öatdih Mill VOLUM « NO. ai Removal o f Eiffel T o w er M ay Be Ordered Soon 0OLD « il „ J ackson county , or kg on . T hursday may io . i »28 NBW POOL HALL OPENS POR BUSINESS IN DUALL BUILDING L. hlx of Talent has opened up a pool hall and confectionery in the Dual) building on the north side of town, between the News office and Radtke's store. Mr. Dix has pur chased the pool and card tables at the smoke house conducted by Jack Hayes and w ill move them into the new location. Workmen have been busy for the past week or ten days renovating the building and putting in a petition between the card rooms and th j room to be used for the confection- ery. The front room has been recalso- mined and repainted and furnishes a bright wholesome appearance. Pete Will Try Grange Endorses For World’s Title Mill Levy For Friday May 11 County Fair NUMBER 37 MOTHER'S DAY WILL BE OBSERVED AT CHURCH The Spirit of Mother's Day w ill predominate at the Methodist etiuren in this city, Sunday May 13th. A very pretty little program has beer arranged by the Sunday school and several little tots w ill take part in the program. A cordial invitation has been ex ♦ended to everyone to be present and enjoy the Mother’s Day pro gram. Services w ill be at 11:00 a. ni. Greens In All Months Possible If Planned A commission of expert» of the Everything is in readiness for the At the primary election Io be held etty of Parte w ill crawl over the E if Greens may be bad thri______ biggest wrestling match ever to be Friday May 18 the people of this fel tower in May to determine the year when the proper cropping staged at Eugene George (W ildcatI .county are being asked to authorise system is used says A. G. B. Bou whether it ihoud he demolished. Pete, local and state favorite, w ill the county court to make a s|>ecial Private engineers said the tower Is quet, vegetable gardening special meet Henry Jones, world’ champion levy of one mill for the purpose of «loomed and that the highest strw ist at the Oregon experiment sta Junior middleweight, in a two completing) the building program at tion. Spinach, swiss chard, and cur tore in the world must be torn hour — bout at the armory at Engene the Jackson county fair grounds, ly kale are the crops which take down within ten years before it which was started six years ago M“y **' turns in providing health-giving falls, a ratastrophy which would VERNON OPENS DINING The wildcat, in the eight years and now has grown to such an ex threaten lives of thousands of res ROOM SERVICE AT STATION minerals and vitaniines for the that he has been in the grappling tent that the demand for housing fanner ad his family. Other crops idents in one of the richest quar racket, has engaged in 494 matches facilities is so great that the countv ters of Paris. Tom Vernon has opened his din are used for greens, but less com and won all with exception of 18. court and fair board see no way monly. I he ministry of interior, In an It is because of this impressive rec- to provide further temporary quar ning room and fountain at his stat- nouncing appointment of the com Spinach is the most popular vege tion near the Rogue River Bridge. Vegetable fat is more desirable urd that Dick Heed, matchmaker, ters as same are entirely too expen- j mission of experts, said that exam Better for deep fat frying than animal fat I has given Pete his titular chance live and costly to the taxpayers of Mr. Vernon just recently had a new table grown for greens. ination last May resulted In the re knowledge of its healthful effect on fountain installed ami w ill serve the county. because II does not impart flavor to Reed was forced to post a 8500 placing of many rivets. The tower the human system has led to a more foods or absorb flavor from tlieiii. guarantee to Jones to get him to Tills is absolutely necessary if cold drinks to the parched this sum was pronounced safe however. wide-spread use in recent years, leave his home in Provo, Utah. there is to be a fair held this full mer. Mr. Vernon also opened bis Passing of the Eiffle tower would Pete’s string of victories include as state aid has been withdrawn dining room the fore part of the both fresh and canned. It is one POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER he regretted by ail Frenchmen, io week and Mrs. Applegate w ill be in of the quickest growing vegetable-.. --------- the names of Mirl Christensen, Al from the supjmrt of the fair. whom it has become a landmark Family use of the fresh crop is charge and attend to the preparation 1 am a candidate of the office o' bany; Robin Reed, Corvallis and This tax is for only one year and as important a part of the Paris county commissioner subject to the ex-world champion; Ted Brown, amounts to 81 per 8(00 on assessed and serving of the chicken dinners usually limited to spring, fall and skyline as the towers of Notre this station has always early wintei. Spinach quickly runs w ill of the Republican party at the Hibbing, Minn.; Cal Herman, Salt valuation which means a very for which not(x, Dame. to seed when warm weather begins. May Primary election. Lake City; Roy (Lederstrom, Marsh small amount which the average tax Serious corrosion of the metal Many gardens w ill not have the field; Vic Poller, Vancouver; E. E. J. 0 . LOVE payer would contribute to put their work has increased with lime and crop planted now because of the Ranks, Vernonia; Ivy Gay, Portland; fair on a sound basis and among the MOULTON MAKES PLEA FOR Snowy Butte Orchard although 160,000 francs is spent ev wet spring. It is generally best to LAWYER IN DISTRICT AT Rill Griffen, Bandon, Mult Eddy, best on tbs coast. Central Point, ery year would have long since fat- plant not later than May to allow Portland; George Lester, Portland; TORNEY’S OFFICE IN SLOGAN The buildings needed are a school len had not a squad of nien crawled time for maturity. Fall spinach, Harold Carlyle, Corvallis; Sailor POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT exhibit building for boys and girls continuously over its face, replacing produced by sowing during the first Pete, Portland. He also has wrest Allison Moulton of Medford was work, forestry building, auto and bolts and tightening screws. fall rains often gives valuable I hereby announce my candidacy led Rob Myers, Tillamook, to a machinery hall, rabbit building, aud in the city several days the past source of greens. Built in I8S9 for the world's fair, for sheriff on the Republican ticket draw in two hours. itorium for meetings and lectures. week in the interests of his candi the tower already has passed its subject to the pimaries to be held Swiss chard, being well adapted If the wildcat w in i the title he dacy for the office of District At span of life by t8 years. Its builder In May 1928. I have been a resident w ill be open to any challenger in The live stock, poultry, sheep and to warm weather, can be sown lat torney. Mr. Moulton needs no intro Alexandre Gustav Biffle constructed of Jackson County the past forty the state at his weight, he declares. bog buildings and mens are to be er to produce greens when spinach duction to the people of Gold H ill enlarge! and the buildings all it to stand 20 years. When he died yean, am a heavy tax parr, believe fails, if the soil is sufficiently moist. as he is already well acquainted in painted. in 1923, he expressed the hope that I know the needs of the county and LOCAL BOY PLEDGED It is a “cut and come again” crop this part of the county. His ability The county grange has endorsed modern engineers would find a way in the event that I am nominated TO O. A. C. FRATERNITY the mill levy and a member of all as a prosecutor has been demon and is available for harvesting from to enclose the tower in a shell of and elected w ill strictly inforce early June until winter frosts begin. the granges have membership on the strated in the past and his many store or concrete in order to pre all our law t without partiality. Swiss ( chard w ill often winter Victor Birdseye of Gold H ill, Jun feir directors. friends here are enthusiastic in his serve it for posterity. over a mild season and produce an Ckaa. D. Stacy ior In agriculture, at the O. A. C. praises. If the tower ever should fall. It Rt. 4 B x .ll M*dfard, Ora. has been pledged to Alpha Zeta, With the present incumbent in the excellent spring crop before going HEALTH CARD would bear out the predictions of national honorary fraternity in ag District Attorney’s office under in to seed. While it does not contain most of the engineers and public ----- FOR COUNTY CLERK ___ riculture. This fraternity recognis dictment it is quite possible that he as much iron or possess the individ 1. Cold showering the morning. men of Eiffte’s day. His structure es special achievement by students w ill meet disaster in the election ual flavor of spinach, it nevertheless, 2. Setting-up exercises. ridiculed as the "modern tower of I am a candidate for the nomina in scholarship, leadership and char next Friday even tho his friends is valuable. Babel,” while It was being built was ran ticket. 3 Cleanliness: Curly kale is the latest green acter. have made a gallant fight in his be bitterly criticised. As a clinching tion aa County Clerk on the Repuibi- a. Teeth brushed morning half. It is highly improbable that crop. It is valuable chiefly because and night. argument*, one member of the acad M-17 A. J. Crose. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE the Chaney trial w ill be completed provides greens when other crops emy said in public session that "ev h. Hands and face washed in time that he might either be have expired from cold weather. Be WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT three times a day. en America would not tolerate such COUNTY CLERK white washed or convicted prior to ing extre .'y hardy it w ill often a monstrosity.” c. Feet washed in cold water stand uni. ’•m d th ough the win- ■ the primary election. The Gold H ill Chamber of Com at night. I am a candidate for republican Mr. Moulton is quite popularly ter until March. IL is grown best merce w ill hold their regular meet DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT 4. Out doors at least one hour nomination for county clerk; prom assoeialed with the Republican or by planting the seeds in open beds ing at the city hall Monday evening. each day. HOUSE PLANS READY SOON ising personal attention, economy ganization in this county being the to produce young seedlings for These meetings are gecoming quite 5. Correct breathing: and courtesy. G. R. Carter. retiring president of the Lincoln transplanting to the field in late popular and a good turn out of cit Five deep breaths in succes Talent June or early July. club at Medford. Plana for the 8275,000 courthouse May 17. izens is hoped for. sion at least five times each day. for Douglas county, to be erected M An announcement of Mr. Moulton 6. Correct position when walk A FREAK IN APPLE TREES Roseburg, w ill be completed by TO THE PEOPLE OF JACKSON MEDFORD WOULD CHANGE is printed on another page of this ing. COUNTY. OREGON: Tourtelotte A Hummel, Portland ROUTE OF HIGHWAY paper and w ill prove interesting to Erect shoulders back and Mrs. Mary Richards reports wbat architect#, June 5, according to J. down, chin in chest out, stomach the Republican readers in this ter I beg to announce my candidacy is appaerntiy a freak in the way of E. Tourtellotte, senior member of ritory. Straightening of the the Pacifie in. for the republican nomination for apple trees. The tree bloomed at the concern. highway north and routing it thru o--------- 7. Correct sitting position; the same time the other apple trees The courthouse w ill be of con Sheriff for thia county. Main street in Medford is the ob Erect. Chest up and shoulders Attractive flowers can be made I do this feeling that I am quali ject of a group known as the Greni were in blossom and the fruit is crete and steel construction. three back. from scraps of velvet by pasting already forming when it bursts into alorles in height. The site w ill be fied for the position ax I have had er Medford Highway association 8. Correct Eating: green tissue paper on the back and experience a* a Deputy Sheriff for which was organised Tuesday. The bloom again, the second blooming in that used for the old court bouse. Eating ------- * without ---------- fuss or coi.i- ■. cutting large petal-shaped pieces the same seaso.n Mrs. Richard’s has four years in this county and am association starts off with 22 mem fam iliar with the duties pretaining bers, with Emil Mohr president, and plaint at least a little of ench vege- from them. Five of these can be a pear tree on her home palce that SATS OREGON CAVES table as well as at least one glass of grouped around an artificial center Io the office in all its branches, Fred W. Heath secretary. bloomed five times in one year. SHOULD BE LIGHTED milk and one salad a day. Drink from an old flower. Green stems having served both in the tax De The state highway commission lots of water. and bud calyxes can be bought at TEN SUGGESTIONS GIVEN TO partment and in the criminal branch has announced its intentions of tak- Some day a lighting engineer w ill any m illinery shop to attach of the service, and,if I shall be nomi irg a bee-line course from the foot ESCAPE MOTOR TRAGEDIES aee that the Oregon marble caves For uniform markings on both naled and elected Io the position, 1 of Blackwell hill at Gold H ill into are properly illuminated. There shall bring Io (he office the value the city. In order that the new sides of material, tnke stitches thru To clarify fat used in deep frying, How pedestrians can avoid getting are immense possibilities for pic both layers of goods, draw thread of that experience. right of way might bring tqurlsts into loops by separating the fabric add raw potato cut in small cubes hit by automobiles is told in a bul turesque effects with colored lights I have been * resident and tax through Medford's business section and allow the fat to heat gradually letin issued by the national safety in the caverns, which extend for an payer of Jackson county, Oregon, a committee has been busy on a and cut the threads leaving half in When the fat ceases to bubble and eouncii, which credits Charles A. unknown distance in the mountains each section. for a period of more than seventeen route that w ill bring travelers into the potato is brown, strain carefully. Hartnett, New York state commis of Josephine county, near the Ore years. The potato absorbs any odors or sioner of motor vehicles, w ith the Medford from the west over the gon-California line. A good stage Geo. McDonough of Sams Valley Gaarga B. Aldan. gases and colletes some of the sedi following: Medford-Jacksonville highway. electrician could perform wonders was a visitor in the city, Wednesday. ment, the rest settling. 1— Do not jay walk. “Better care in the way of getting the most out ful a thousand times than a cripple of the caves. The government has once.” been requested repeatedly to make 2— Do not alight from a moving a small appropriation for the In trolley cars. I t ’s always dangerous stallment of a power plant which 3— When walking from behind w ill furnish electricity to illumin- derated pillars, look before you the raves. If the plant is Installed start. You may be elevated too. the lighting effects w ill come as n 4— Do not walk out from behind matter of course. George Sabin, parked cars. Motorists can’t see who handles accommodations for through automobiles. the tnurisls at the entrance of (lie 5— Do not read newspapers while caves, is registered at the ftnperin! crossing a street. Try reading at lie says that he anticipates an ex- home it’s better for the eyesight. ecntionally large erop of visitors 6— Do not allow children to play this season, fbr, as the fame of the in the street. The playground or eaves spreads the crowds Increase. yard is much safer. At present the visitors to the caves “All that I am or hope to be— I set aside for the paying of homage 7. Watch and obey traffic sig How ninny brave deeds have difficult to master. have to carry bicycle lamps for Il owe4o my angel mother." nals. They mean safety. Io our mothers, appears absurd but passed unnoticed. lumination, and the smoke of the Many the hours of wakefulness That was the statement of one of 8. When walking in the highway lamps is gradually dlmmln/a the nevertheless it is Irue oftentimes we How ninny tender caresses have and toil that have been performed use the left side of the road. our greatest statesmen and how true walla. The government has also are careless in our appreciation of brought cheer to the children’s 9— Warn children about hitching that our lives might be worth while. been asked for an appropriation suf It might have been. The first tench that dear soul, from whom sentiment hearts. ficient to wash the wells and re ings of right and wrong come from That is a “Mother”. I would that rides. This act has meant death to How many times a tender under I could express the thoughts, the many. start them to their original datzling our nidther so why shouldn’t she seems to flow in unceasing abun dance. 10— When crossing the street whiteness.—Oregonian. standing heart has ironed out our tender sentiments which would do gel the credit for the teachings look first to the left and then to Therefore some thoughtful soul difficulties. her justice. the right. I When doughnuts erack |ry adding which she ministered to her family has inaugurated “Mother's Day” as How oflen we have given up in In their infancy. So on this Sunday, we can well n tittle more milk. The dough for a day apart, specifically desigwd to dispnir and wise counsel and len A temporary basting, run along doiwhnuts Is best when it b as soft afford Io devote our attention to Sunday, May 13, ia Mother’s Day. arouse the hustling world to an ap der devotion have started us off as can be handled. that rare, that fine, that*noble crea (he neck-line and at each shoulder The idea that any day should be preciation of mother. immediately afler cutting w ill pre anew and made the burdens less ture— “Mother.” vent the fabric from stretching. tj .f •sfl
