THE GOLD HILI. NEWS
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
. Established 1897
Published by Mac's Printing Co.
C. J. SHORN Editor
A11 Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
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Il was customary for the COngl'C-
gatiOU to I'epiul lltC L ol'.t 1'sailU Ht
unison. Lui invariably Me». Spi, I-
fu»l would Lex p about u iiu., 11
words ahead of all 111 rest. •‘Who.*
asked a xisitor of a t old cuurxh
member one Sunday, ’ xxa. the lady
who was already by the slid waters
while the rest of us were lying down
in green pastures? '
Good Garden T!iG
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C.tiiens authorise construction of
gymnasium end auditorium Io Oak
land school building.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered ut the Postoffice ut Gold Hill, Oregon, for transndasion through
the mails as second-class matter
Subscription $2.00 a year in advance.
' Hl KSDAY, MAY
Advertising rates oil implication
Kbpmith Fulls Police department
installed signal light» ttiut may be
observed from a’l parts of the eilv. I
W lien we scan the news dispatches and read of the NOTICK OF SHERIFF’S SALE
forest fires that are already in process in other states we
cannot hut be apprehensive of what the coming summer By virtue of tin execution on fore-
c.nsure duly issued out of and un
season holds for the Oregon forests. The past season has der
the seal of (he Circuit Court of
been a dry one and the hills are already drying up with the the State of Oregon, in and for the
County of Jackson, to me directed
PROSPERITY
hot season just beginning and humidity lower than usual. amt
dated on the 1st day of .May,
GARDEN
The weather surely holds a threat which it will stand ev 1931. in a certain action therein,
wherein Jackson County Building
cry thinking Oregonian in hand to take heed of.
KEEP
OUT
and Loan association, an Oregon
corporation as Plaintiff, recovered
Our state is known for its beauty, far and wide and judgment against Thomas .McRae
what is there that makes this beauty.’ It is not bleak hills and Mary McBae the defendants, for
the sum of One hundred fifty-eight
and lack of vegetation. It is the dense woods, the green and
9(i-liMi ($158.9#) Dollars, with
hills and the streams and mountains. Take from them the interest at 10% from December 1st
1930; plus Five (¿5.00) dollars ad
trees and what have we left—very little. Oregon is out vanced
for continuation of abstract
standing for its beauty because there is much of it that of title; plus Fourteen und 12 100
(¿14.12) dollars advanced for taxes
can yet boast that no other hand than a divine one has with
costs und disbursements taxed
at Thirty-six and no-100 ($36.001
moulded its scenery. That’s what the tourists want to see. dollars, and the further sum of Sev
and no-100 ($75.00) dol
That is the kind of scenery that anyone not raised in dose enty-five
lars. as attorney's fees, which judg
proximity to them want to see, after being cooped up in the ment was enrolled and docketed in
the Clerk’s office of said Court in
cities far from the verdant hills and rushing streams.
said county on the 30th day of April,
Indeed our forests, aside from being one of our great Notice is hereby given that, pur
est commercial assets is one of the chief factors in bringing suant to the terms of said execution,
I will on the Oth day of June, 1931.
our second greatest revenue producers, the tourists. The at
o’clock a. in.. at the front
tourist wants to enjoy the timber and every man in Oregon door 10:00
of the Courthouse in the City
.Medford, in Jackson County, Ore west 231.25 feel and south 599.3 feet
should help to make the timber accessible to him and to of
gon. offer for sale und will sell at
the NE corner of I), I,. C.
ourselves. Fire hazards must be guarded against more public auction for cash to the high from
79 in Twp. 37 south of Bunge 2 west
est
bidder,
to
satisfy
said
judgment,
closely this year than usual. Every precaution against fire together with the costs of this sale, of the W M. in Jackson County,
Oregon, and from said |Miint running
must be taken.
subject Io redemption as provided thence south 121) feet; thence west
Y
, Medford has .now entered the list of cities which have
wfalkathon contests in process. For several months, Port
land has been witnessing the gruesome spectacle. This is
just one more evidence of Barnum’s thory.
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A big flutter was made in England last Tuesday when
the king, queen and crown prince received in court several
American debutantes. To the social climber and the pa
trons of society, such an occasion is one of great distinc
tion, no doubt. To the truly democratic type such as our na
tion is supposed to be composed of, it rather causes a pain
to possess our ego to think of any American doing a curtsy
before any crowned head.
M e d fo rd O reg o n
by law. all of the right, title and _ in 181.25 feet; thence north 120.0 feel;
teresl that
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•'•’»‘•ndants,
thence east 181.25 feel to the place'
hoV'nnS th ‘ W h ‘'I'' ' f ' v
nt beginning, containing
acres o f '
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I la n d m ore o r less, tog e th e r w ith a ll ' PROFESSIONAL
J9-<. or now have in and to the foj- water rights ajipurtempit tit rein ♦ ___________________
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loxving described property, situated I or to become appurtenant thereto,
LARKY SCHAUB
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Medford, Oregon
Dated this 1st dav of Max. 1931
Oregon, to-wit:
BAI.PH G. JENNINGS.
Your Favorite Jeweler Since
Beginning at a point which
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon.
1918
xxest 19.33 chains south 19 feet ■V
,
By Olga E. Anderson.
the south line of the county roai
M-7-28
Deputy.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
Watch Repairing a Specialty
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P I N K Y 1 ) I N K E Y
GOOD
FOR.
DR. V. L. GIMMICK
Urania Pa««, dragon
Plate Work a Specially
Satisfaction Guaranteed or
your Money Back
Phone 391 -J
112'j S. #lh St.
Over Poerlcss Clothing Co,
ELECTRIC
ACETYLENE
Equipment Construction
ELECTRIC W HI.RING WORKS
Ted Edinger
Phone 324r
Grants Pas»
fitli and K Sts
Medford, Oregon
On Main Street near Front
We give S & H Green Stamps
Lions and Exchange clubs. They are
first on the list when contributions
SUNKEN PILLARS
George C. Handy, publisher of the ' are needed and last too often when
Burns and the “pains h e took to get
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Ypsilanti
(Mich.) Press, says:
there are purchases
to I be made.
Yet
proper schooling for his boys, and
I went to a function where a when that was no longer possible,
“When the intelligent and loyal they continue to serve. When guests
small town purchaser buys in the arrive unexpectedly the butcher re brilliant young man received a dis llie sense and resolution with which
home town store he gets full value sponds to a telephone request for a tinguished honor. Fine speeches he set himself to supply the defi
for his money, he has the satisfac little after-hours service and the about him were made, an dthe may ciency by his own influence. Eor
tion of knowing that he has cheered grocer runs up with a yeast cake or or of the city presented a gold med many years lie was their chief com
but we ex al.
panion; lie spoke to them seriously
a fellow
townsman,
and » there
are s, an extra bottle of milk,
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all subjects as if they were grown
no more
deserving
people
in
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lI,at.
No
one
loses
any
sleep
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world than these small town fellow- about the number of such calls the old couple who seemed ill at ease. men; at night, when work was over,
townsmen of yours and mine. They butcher and the grocer get.
Their faces were lined; and their he taught them arithmetic; he bor
are the genuine, true blue kind.
“Why1 just the other day a de hands showed the marks of hard la rowed books tor them on history,
He
They support the church and the partment store dealer in Ypsilanti bor. They alone of all the guests did science and theology . . .
school and the fair and the lodge made a special trip out of town to not wear evening clothes.
•would go to his daughter as she
and do their bit in the community his wholesale house for an emerg
But when the young man came stayed afield herding cattle, to leach
drive and the board of Commerce ency order needed by a family in down from the platform he strode her the names of the grasses and
and the Rotary and Kiwanis and which there had been a death. Then quickly across the room and, reach wild flowers, or to sit by her side
he helps the widowed mother with ing the old couple, pul his arms when it thundered."
I thought of the father of John
funeral arrangements and leaves his around them.
store and uses his car to take rela
I thought of Thomas Carlyle who, Stuart Mill, neglecting his own in
tives of the afflicted family to and when fame came to him, looked terests in order to work patiently
from the cemetery, even though the hack from the fashionable society at the education of his hoy; of Thom
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burial is in another city. He thinks of London to the rugged form where as Lincoln, struggling to keep his
nothing of it. That is just a part of he had grown up, and the humble poverty-stricken family together —
a small town fellow townsman’s parents whose self-sacrifice had of all the uncounted hosts of hidden
life.
made his career possible. Said he: fathers . . , “sunken pillars” . .
who suffered oblivion cheerfully
“Yes sir, these small town mer
I feel to my father, so great tho
chants are true blue, I tell you, and so neglected, so generous always to in order that their sons might rise.
It would be fairer if every life
they deserve a lot more considera wards me, a strange tenderness pe
tion than they get. And the funny culiar Io the case, infinitely soft and could be measured by a double
part about it is that it is good busi near my heart. Was he not a sacri standard—first, by its own achieve
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ment; second, by the careers of its
ness from a purely economic stand fice to me?”
children. On this basis many ob
/M V E H T E D T H /S H E W
point to trade with them. They give
And he added; “I can sec his life
" F R E E W H E E L I/V O * /P E A
you back all you spend in truthful in some measure as the sunken pil- scure lives become glorious.
And many a medal, placed in the
F O R A U T O M O B IL E S MUS7 ! merchandise and in service and lar on which mine was to be built.
friendship a whole lot more.”
Had I stood in his place, could he strong, achieving hands of brilliant
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not have stood in mine and more?” youth, should be passed back to the
W H E E L B A R R O lv .
hands of the little old cou
Classified Ads Get Results I thought of the father of Robert gnarled
ple sitting shyly by the door.
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G r a n ts P a s s
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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CAMPBELL CLOTHING
COMPANY
THE HOME TOWN MERCHANT
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Bids o|ienvd for grading six miles side of lake Io Junction of Diamoni
of (.rater Lake rim road urouiid west Lake road.
I oiled Plants
Gut Flowers
Baskets
Open 8 to (i Sundays 9:30 to 12
MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP
BYRD SHOK SERVICE
“Heelers of Role«"
Funeral Flower« a Specialty
Medford Bldg. 33
N. Central
I hone lain
Medford
Phone 145-J
Next Door Redwood« Hotel
(■rants Pass,
Oregon
142 N. Front SI
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
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F. F. RI'RKE
Medford Tent A Awning Works
l.nnvns Goods our S|>ecially
Auto lops and Glass Inelosures
Medford, Oregon
MBN’g FURNISHINGS
WOODWARD’S
103 N. Sixth SI.
WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
EXPERTLY DONE ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Graduate of one of the best watch making schools I nthe U S
C. EARL BRADFISH
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Ambulance Service
“Established 20 Yeara”
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MEDFORD
Phone 47
Conger Funeral Parlors
Office of County Coroner
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