Gold Hill news., April 21, 1932, Image 4

THE GOLD HILI. NEWS
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Sinccre S cie n tific .Service
222 Ensi .Muin
Medtord, (lie .
May We Suggest?
Quite often lately items have come to » ur attention
through different persons, which would work to the im­
provement of our community, ami its development in the
future, but almost has often, too, the regret has been ex­
pressed that there is no civic hi sly other than the C om­
mercial club, through which these civic projects can he
promoted.
One suggestion has been made to us—that a women’s
organization be formed t o cooperate with the Commercial
club when possible, in hacking community undertakings
Because our town is comparatively small, and there
arc already several organizations which have regular
*nieeting days, and whose activities take considerable
time, another idea has occurred to us that might meet the
need, temporarily, at least.
If the V . R. C., 1 ast Xdhle Grands, Rebekah Lodge,
the local Health Unit, the Ladies Aid. the 1". T. A. and the
Sewing club, and any other existing organization of the
town among.the ladies w> uKl appoint a Civic committee to
werk in conjunction with committee's o f the other organ­
izations, calling on other members of their group, when
ever necessary, to help in any program outlined, the
group formed in this wav could he the "go-between" for
the Commercial club or the citv council in securing coop
j fo r NEUSWM.
eration, without duplicating efforts.
Summer Homes In the
S K'-j. See. 3. Township 3,'IS., Rang,
Only recently the m atter of beautifying the highway
National Forests IE., W illam ette Meridian, lias tile d
| notice o f in te n tio n Io make fin a l 3
through Gold Hill has been urged in connection with the
"Summer Homes in the N ational sear Proof, to establish claim to
statewide beautification program. So far little has been
Hie land above described. before
Forests o f Oregon ami W ashington” H
a m ill A. Canuday, Register of the
done along this line, principally because there are so few by
Fred W. C leator, recreation in ­ United Stales I.and Office, at Rose
members of the Commercial club, and because there is no spector, is the mime o f a new c i r ­ burg, Oregon, on the 26lh day of
other group for these men to work with.
cular, copies o f w h ic h have been May, 1932.
names as Uilnesses:
Doubtless, every resident of this city would he glad received by the Regional Forester's Claimant
I ’.iul E. .Sandoz, Trail, Oregon;
to have the town brightened up. and would he willing t< office, P ortland, Oregon.
I ’eler W. Sandoz, Trail,
Oregon,
T h is 14-pagc p o p u la rly
w ritte n Georg. C iaufield, and W illia m J.
help in whatever way they could if someone would START c irc
u la r was prepared to answer W hite both o f Dallas, Oregon.
it? Why not the existing service organizations?
H A M IL L A. CANADAY.
the many requests received by the
Register.
W e would be glad to print any comment pro and con Forest Service in the N orthw est A2I-.MI9
on this idea, or to hear what the service clubs of Gold Hill from that part o f the p u b lic in te r­ Place Limestone On New
ested in summ er homes in
the
think about it.
Jackson Co. Court House
mountains. These requests come
fro m persons w a nting Io know how
The Tax Road
W ork of placing the firs t layer
government land may he leased fo r j
summer home use, w here lots are
y
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L ib e rt > HItlff., Medford
LARRY h t ilA D E
.Medford, O l e g i i n
F a to r ile
BIDENS SHOE SERVICE
Q u a lity W ork, Moderate Price»
Done W hde You W ail
19 South C entral
M edford
S la u g h te r in g l ’u r p o .r »
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Toothache
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S pring see
K. D. ItOSS CO.
Headquarters lo r Q uality
Paint, W illi'a p e i and P icture
F ram ing
Our Price» Are I.owe»t
22 S. (.r u p e
I'hnne 640
Pin mes O ffice 10. Res. 9-1.
Gold H ill.
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GOLD H il l. TRUCK AND
TRANSFER COMPANY
John J. R itte r
T ru c k A nyw here fo r H ire
Phone 3F21
Gold H ill
Start
Yoii Chleks and T u rks
M'ght t ,e
Alhers Prove ii ( hlek and T u rk
Stai ti r and tirt.w e r
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DO N NI II S I I ED S lr ilt K
227 N o rlli F ir Street
M edford, Oregon
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288 East Main
Phone 872-J
MEDFORD, OREGON
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GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. IL ('.
Meets 'Twice a m onth on the 2nd
and I l k Wednesdays at th e ir Club
rooms in the C ity H all.
E d ith Bryan, President.
W inona Steelman, Secretary.
Madge Dorman, T reasurer.
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L O. BAILEY
(S tate Senator)
FOR
Supreme
C ourt
Judge
In the Mine year the A m erican public
•pent 816.50 per capita, or m ore than
three me. as much, for tobacco. W ,
•pent 8«.00 per capita for le t « r e a m -
about one ,lnd three fifth, time., aa much
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per capita for
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J K W K IK Y . DIAMONDS
W atch R epairing n Specialty
V isitor» A lw ays Welcome
the Regional O ffice, P ortland, Ore-! ♦
gon, has had charge o f forest rec- I
reation w o rk fo r the national for-1
ests o f Oregon and
Washington AM ETH YST REBEKAH LODGE 97.
since 1919.
Meet» every Wednesday N ight at the
Copies o f th is c irc u la r may hr
I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon
had from the Regional O ffice, Pori
Kale Ross, Noble Grand.
land, Oregon, o r at any o f tin 22
Pauline Thompson, Vice Grand.
forest supervisors’ offices in Ore
E velyn Thompson, Secretary
gon and W ashington.
Lucy Mec, Treasurer.
N O TIC E FOR P U B LIC A TIO N
Departm ent o f the In te rio r. Gen-
eral l.a n il O ffice at Roseburg, On
gon, A p ril INth, 1932.
N O TIC E is hereby given that
George B. Gates of Dallas. Oregon
who, on March 28th, 1927. mail.
Homestead e n try Serial No. 01GG99.
J a w e trr
I91H
o f Indiana limestone on the e x te rio r
Practically one-quarter of the national income went available, the acreage, w hat re­ o f tin- new county courthouse s ta rt­
to the government in 1931. The exact percentage is 22.1. quirem ents the Forest Service has ed Monday m orning. It is expected
set up, and o ther details o f getting j to lake six weeks Io complete the
as compared with 14.4 in 1930 and 6.4 in 1913.
a summer home perm it. There are w o rk. The Indiana limestone was
When, in a single year, the proportion of national in­ 848 summer home lots now under i secured at a “ bargain,” being ap­
come consumed by taxes can rise almost eight per cent, lease and in use in Oregon’s four- proved by (lie courthouse advisory
it is time for the thoughtful citizen to take action. The i teen national forests and 197 in Hu- comm ittee, county court and c iti­
o f the county generally. W ork
present trend is plain—the United States has started on eight national forests o f W ashing­ zens
o f in s ta llin g the ja il equipm ent lias
o ffice rs slate.
the long, dark read that Australia, Germany England and ton, The forest
c irc u la r, illu stra te d w ith 14 started and the skyline o f the s tru c­
other countries have taken. The result, if it keeps to that cuts, attempts to te ll a person tu re is beginning to take shape.
road, will be the same as in those countries — industrial w a n tin g a summer home in a na­ The chim ney fo r the "hog fu e l"
stagnation, steadily increasing unemployment, unbalanced tio n a l forest w h a t he wants to b u rn e r has been completed. The in ­
budgets, possibly impairment of credit—and, always, even know . There are paragraphs on te rio r w o rk is also w e ll under
where to fin d a summer home site, w ay, and plasterers w ill soon start.
higher taxation.
how to get a p e rm it, w ho is eligible
High taxes drive capital away from business, and to lease one, about buildings and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ r- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦
force it into tax-free bonds. They make for hoarding other im provem ents, re q u ire m e n ts' ♦
Cold H ill Lodge No. 129
and are thus the best friends of depression. This tax as to protection from fire , sanita 1 ♦
I. O. O. P.
problem is a real problem nowadays—and every citizen tion, landscaping, costs, and in- '
eludes a sample perm it. The aultior
must face it.
♦ Muets every Tuesday evening
o f the c irc u la r, Fred W. Cleat o r of
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