JTHE GOLD HILI, NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY i i , 1 ^ 2
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‘Insane’ Man at Crescent City
DiSi rs Ditches All Over Town
(Crescent City American)
compbsbed so much in smh u
.short time.
I he work was stopia d when lim it
ordered a bunch of lumber, that
lay in the middle of an unimproved
street, burned. It i» also said that
Hunt ixpressed Ids intention
of
burning a barn, near Hall's store
over on Radio road, which lie »aid
was in the street and he wished it
moved.
Hunt was given n sanity hearing
In Superior Judge Warren V. Try
on’s court 'I hursday m orning ami
was udjudgul insane. Deputy Slier-
ff Hay Plaisted left Friday morning
w ith him fo r Talniudge, California,
where he w ill be placed in the in-
d itulion there.
ODD BUT TRUE
west of the Public U tilities pump­
ing plant und standpipe.
S heriff Jack Breen ami hi* dep­
O v ir by Ira Ileum's home, ditch
uty look Eugene Hunt into , us
CUSTOM OF IKCHKNGIHG YW.EHHHES
es were dug through his properly
HKNDED DO'NU VROtA THE
" WU M l
tody Wednesday, when a roinpluint und Mr. Ileum’s fence is said t<
OF THE LüPEHCfttVK, GÍHEN VT YMAft
was sworn Io charging Idin w ith have been lorn down und burned
kti netlon of property und on
AUO ENCHILO«»
up. Mr. and Mrs. Ream reside on
TO DRAW U A tA V i ÛV EACH OTHER. »
lUMp'eion of being Insane.
the lot adjoining Hunt's property
T s t VERSON WHOSE NAME Y4R5 P\CKE0
I lie way Hu* whole tiling begun on the west.
WhS THEN TO B I T H t ‘ MALENTtNE* OR.
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w w when Mr. lim it, who reside»
It is said that Mr. Hunt would
In the Aliren'» addition Io Creseenl stop Ills men from work every
T U I N .o«l OR. LESS
LUCUN, \HD\NIDUAL. FOR. THE*
C lly, started employing men Io work morning at 10:00 o'clock and serve
VCLLOURHG NEAR. — — —
al ru ttin g brusli, digging ditches thrill doughnuts and coffee, whicl
ami milking improvements In gen­ had been purchased from the Hay
eral in the district near his home.
Bakery on credit. Hunt also solid
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SiPON MUTINY IN
On Monday morning Hunt start­ ted many people over the city foi
•NhA U'357) WAS CAUSED
ed a crew of th irty men to work.
itp
a
rlm
cn
l
of
the
Interior,
Gen-
funds w ith which to feed his crew
THE INTRODUCTION
Tuesday the crew was increased Io
but ns fur as lias been learned be rel I.and Office at Roseburg, Ore­
OF THE GREASED ENFIELD
gon, January 8, 1932.
50 and on Wednesday, when lie was
did not succeed in this venture,
CARTRIDGE « W N N M
Notice is hereby given that W al­
taken into custody, there were 85
but lie did succeed in getting $0.00 lace Galbreath of Gold H ill. Ore­
PISEHTED THE DftE X
men at work.
w orth of tobacco from McGIIvary's gon, who, on January 10, 1928, made
OF T.UL0H1 O N T H E t^
lim it had gone to Hobbs, Wall A
news stand. After he had the latter 1 Homestead entry, Serial. No. 017772,
Aft AUMALS. ESPECIALLY
(.0. and purchased shovels, picks, in Ids possession und had the b ill lo r l.ots 9 und 10, Section 25, T ow n­
COWS, ARE HELD (N GREAT
ship 3« S., Hang« 4W., Willamette
quantity of lumber for making c u l­
for same, he wrote across the hot Meridian, lias filed notice of in ­
REVERENCE THERE
vert» und the heavy spikes w ith
tom of the b ill: "Charge it and fo r­ tention to muki- final three year
which to nail them together. He get it.”
proof, Io establish claim to the land
told them that lit. would pay for
above described, bi fore Chauncev
The
men
whom
Hunt
employed
Florey, 1’ . S. Commissioner, ut Met!
Hie equipment and material around
ford. Oregon, on the 10th day of
March 1st. Wednesday afternoon were worked six hours daily und February.
1932.
Hobbs, W all A Co. men were out were told that they would receive
Claimant names as witnesses:
*2.00
per
day.
When
lim
it
was
ask­
picking up Hie equipment and made-
Paul McQuot of H. No. I, Gold
ed who was paying fo r the work H ill, Oregon, Irma McQuat, o f It.
up culverts.
We do not know the names of be replied w ith the question: "Is No. I, Gold H ill, Oregon, Frank
onney, of It. No. f, Gold H ill Ore­
the streets upon which work was Henry Ford's check any good?”
gon, mid Laura Bonney, of H. No.
A
ll
is
quiet
now
in
the
Ahren’x
done, but suffice to say there wus
I, Gold H ill, Oregon.
H AM ILL A. CANADAY.
as much as two miles of ditches addition, w ith the exception of a |
Register.
dug that w ill drain that portion of number o f irate residents who luivi i JH --FI1
the Ahrens addition lliimedintely deep ditches dug in front of their
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L w a iv ABOUT O N E
homes, but if you ask us we would
/ mkthyht kkiikkah lodge # t say that Mr. Hunt did a lot of good
HUNDRED N E A R S AGO
Department o f the Interior, Gen­
MWcts every W ednesday Night nt the work and you could n t ver convince
T "ERE \NEAE HO
I. O. O. F. Hall. Gold H ill, Oregon
us that a man was crazy who ac eral Land Office at Roseburg, Ore­
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AND LEFT S H O E S
gon, February 3, 1932.
Kate Boss, Noble Grand.
T he AVERAGE AY.ERWAN VÏôttAH USES THREE TTWÆ5
Notice is heerby given liia t Es­
Pauline Thompson, Vice Grand.
HER
WEIGHT \N COW TtCS DUR a UG HER ,'.?E
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ther
I.
Jirnshrar,
w
idow
of
Albert
IK rly n Ihompsou, Secretary
W. I*. CIIISHOI M, M. D.
fWte» Mce, Treasurer.
R. Brashear, deceased, o f Rogue
General Practitioner
River, Oregon, who on January 31,
<**t un i. chapter w . r . c .
1927, made Adjoining Farm Home­
Phones
Office
10,
Res.
9-1.
Mew» Twice « month on the 2nd
Gold H ill.
Oregon | stead entry, Serial No. 016747, for
owd -till Wednesdays at their Club
Lot 7. Sec. 22, and Lot 9, Section
•'•»<sn>s in the City Halt.
27. Township 36 S., Range 4 W „
I Hili Bryan, President.
COLD HH.I, TRUCK AND
Willamette Meridian, has filed no­
TRANSFER COMPANY
Winona Slerlnian, Secretary.
tice of intention to make final
John J. H itter
|
Madge Dorman, Treasurer.
three year Proof, to establish claim
I Truck Anywhere fo r Hire
to (he land above described, before
I Phone 3F21
Gold H ill
♦ ------------------------------------------- ---- Chauncey Florey, U. S. Comniis
sioner, al M idford, Oregon, on the
♦
Gold H ill Lodge No. 129
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I Rh (lay of March, 1932,
It.
♦
E.
ADAMS
CABINET
SHOP
L O. O. F.
♦
Claimant names as witnesses:
Auto and Truck Bodies
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George
P. M arlin of Rogue Riv
♦ Meets every Tuesday evening ♦ i
BY BETTY WEBSTER
CABINET WORK A
er, Oregon: Rudolph Hrggner of
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Visitors Always Welcome
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SPECIALTY
eggs on top sounds good to a man. flour, baking powder and salt.
Gold H ill, Oregon; Charles IL
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Meat.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Bake in one deep layer in a mod­
Hoppe, of Gold H ill, Oregon;
Phone No. 251.2
Gold H ill
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Raw potato—desired amount fo r erate oven. When cool split and f i l l
George Radley, of Hogue River,
String Bag
number to be served.
w ith cream dressing.
Oregon.
Keep a handy bag fo r siring in
Onion.
Method fo r fillin g :
ILAMH.L A. CANADAY,
Ihe kitchen. It is surprising how
Salt and pepper.
Beat eggs slightly. Dissolve corn­
F4-M3
Register.
soon a large ball w ill accumulate
Method: Grind meat, potato and starch in a little cold water. Heat
from the grocer’s and butcher’s onion. Season. F ry brown on one m ilk u n til warm. Add eggs and
LARRY SniAtYE
packages.
side. Turn on other. Add a little cornstarch slowly. Add salt and su­
Medford, ©reten
m ilk or water. Cover—cook slow ly gar. S tir constantly u ntil it th ic k ­
Office of County Coroner
Using up leftovers is one of Ihe u ntil done.
Your F avorita Jew eler Since
ens. When th ick—remove from
best “ depression” measures that can
Serve hot w ith poached eggs on fire. Add flavoring and spread be­
MFDFORD
RELIABLE
be adopted by th rifty housewives. top.
tween layers o f pie.
OREGON
REASONABLE
JEWRLRV, n iA M n v m
Here are a few recipes fo r le ft­
This pie is delicious when served
Watch Repairing « sfaflWHv
over meats that are economical and
Croquettes
w ith sweetened whipped cream on
afford much variety as well.
These make a tasty luncheon top.
dish.
Meat Pie
Meat; thick w hite sauce; egg;
I.eft over cooked meat, gravy.
BAKED SALMON
cracker crumbs.
2 large potatoes.
Salmon.
A Spring
Method: Grind meat. Make thick
1 large onion.
Cracker crumbs.
w hite sauce. Form in balls. Dip in
HOUSECLEANING
1 cup celery.
White sauce.
egg and ro ll in cracker crumbs.
3-4 cup carrots.
Method: Grease the baking dish.
H IN T ____
I.et stand u n til w ell chilled before Place a layer of salmon — then a
Crust
cooking. F ry in fry in g pan or in layer o f cracker crumbs alternat­
1 1-2 cups flour.
Let French’«
3 level teaspoons baking powder. deep, hot fat. Serve w ith creamed ing. When dish is fu ll, pour w hite
peas anil mashed potatoes.
1 teaspoon salt.
sauce over u n til it nears the top.
Launder Those
3 4 cup m ilk.
Sprinkle cracker crumbs over top
LACE CURTAINS
BAKING HINTS
2 tablespoons shortening.
and dot w ith butter. Excellent fo r
and Heavy
Method: Cut meat into small and water. Beat w ell. Fold
dinner, lunch, or Sunday night tea.
pieces. Cut vegetables into small
WASHABLE RUGS
pieces anil cook. If you make gravy
use 2 level tablespoons o f flo u r to
each cup of liquid used.
They will come back
T he health-giving
Put meat, gravy and vegetables
in perfect condition.
itamins of fresh fruit |uices
into a baking dish. Mix well. Cover
C urtains launjdered by
w ith a baking powder crust rolled
. . bacon and eggs . , . the
us alw ays hang rig h t,
1-2 inch thick.
crunchy crispness of toasted
and keep th a t "n ew ”
Bake tw enty (20) minutes in a
hot oven.
bread . . golden waffles . . .
finish.
Washington Pie
the savory aroma of freshly-
1 egg.
And
those
heavy
rugs
1-2 cup sugar.
brewed co ffee. . . a breakfast
sc hard to handle, can
1-4 cup shortening.
For the Washington’s Birth­
1-2 cup water.
he done for you here
day holidays (a 3-day week­
1
1-2
cups
flour.
at a surprisingly low
end), we w ill again slash
2 1-2 teaspoons baking powder.
cost.
roundtrips to all places on
Cream F illin g
our Pacific Lines to approxi­
2 cups m ilk.
Fam ily washings are also
mately
a mile ($1 for
4 1-2 tablespoons cornstarch.
our specialty.
each 100 miles).
L ittle salt.
-.Tkt-
1 cup sugar.
Treat yourself to a holi­ These tickets are s tric tly
Mt
"Hints fo r the
Household
Conger Funeral Parlors
SP
LLAR DAYS!
OVER WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
TEBRUA i
f i t f o r a E & incj!
Flavoring.
H A R D work for someone in a stuffy kitchen? N o t at all,
if your home is equipped with electric table appliances —
toaster, waffle iron, percolator, dgg cooker, tabic stove.
Buy them from your dealer . . . enjoy them; they are
economical to use, because electric service is cheap. And
be sure your home is wired for pIcQtv of conveniently
placed outle'-
day trip ! It is cheaper to
travel than to stay at home.
F irs t Class, good on a ll
trains, coaches or Pullmans.
A FEW SAMPLE ROUNDTRIPS:
Los A ngeles............................................$17.75
San Francisco ........................................
9.40
Portland ..................................................
6.80
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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
•Vssr Fartsirt
We Call Tuesday
and Friday
2 eggs.
Method: Beat egg. Add sugar -
w ell. Add melted shortening
Hash
brown hash w ith poached
Southern
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J. S. PRIME, Agt.— Phone 26
cific
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