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4 THE GOLD HILL NEW S THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 193J NEW S OF OUR FOOTS CREEK AND ROGUE RIVER NEIGHBORS I n - kepi up. (biles i-l 'he grounds Wildcat Stage Driver w ill be kept closed except during fair wei k Io reduce ex, unset. The la Given Jail Term Granges, clubs, communities, c (i< - ami counties have offered Io eoop- Lewis Doolittle, warned by stale i erale. i ¡adieu officer» that he could not (3) There w ill be no night conduct a "wildcat stage” through I Horseshow, but there w ill be ex- here, was arrested Friday evening j iiibils of breeding and draft horses I by stale police officers, and sen- (4) There w ill be no races. OUi- , fenced to five days in Ihe county ■ er fairs -ire eliminating them ns a jail Saturday by Justice Glenn O. losing vcqlure. Taylor in Medford on a charge of (6) Losses on these two items improper license ptales. ' were around *12 (MM, la-it year. The Stale officers testified Unit IX o- ! I' iirinalion ol H i - t w o items w ill liltle, driving a si ven passen, r make possiide daylight grandstand Studebaker, was stopped June ill and night performances that a rt enroute south with seven ePOp!< In ! typically western, that I would m.l the ear. He (old the police that they be oossible to bring to Ort gr.n un ’ re r n ro u te to Son t-'n in cfc’ •> , dc - ordi iury combi ions. T bi na where they were to ship out. ture of these cannot lie announced One of the passengers with Doo | m ill ttn.'.-.-chi li.iv.» b en ■: dii-il. little Friday night, enroute north, Excuses that Ihe fair is **‘jusl Ihe appeared In court Saturday morn- Is ie • thing i.ver again v.-'ll not be ng end told Judge Taylor that lie available this y a r . New f alures had purchased, tiis ticket from a shr.ib'l adit to Pie attendance. Oth booking agent in Los Angeles, and er oulO'indin«! f dis have b e lt up had transit rryil cars al San Francis, a ’arr. r m'endane by going in for co. The driver of the stage between oipsluml’itg new attractions each Los Angeles and San Francisco, wa« year. The losses incurred on some arrested by officers in Medford In of the f i'r'x octivitt s heretofore, April, the records revealed. base made it iiiipossiblc It add the right in v attraction. Many drastic SL’ BSt K IB E FOR T H E N E W S changes in operations mil new fea tures w ilt Iw announced laler as M ed fo rd O reg o n part of the ir-'jular publicity pro gram of he fair. ODD BUT TRUE ( I I , Mr». Marion Lance) The Fool» Creek Sunday trhool day Jims 211 with ii program mb follows: Song by itmgri-gulii it. "Childrrn m the I Heavenly Klug": rccltallon, “Shiite 1 fo r Jesus,** Ih-lly Boling; dialogue. [ “Hearing Ihe Light of Jesus, Spirit of C h ild re n 's Hay,’* llurburii Ski-l ion, candle hearer*. l.n i-rii'n i-. Tompkins, Jean mid Marjory Skel ! ton and Dorothy Smith; scripture! lesson Inn Psalm by congregation; song, “Ils Just Like God tin- F.ith -| er," congregation; dialogue, ‘ Tin- j Message of the Flowers," by Hetty and Alice Holing and I o re tta Tomp ! I Ins from tli primary class; plan - solo, Phyllis Miller; dialogue “When I Ant a Man." by Itos* Turpin. John Mills, Doiiuld Skelton, Wallace | Holing. Howland Miller and David Birdseye from Mr. I.aiiei-*» class of boys; song by congregation, "On ward Christian Soldier».” Mrs. I.. It. Ski lion and ilaugh ters Barbara, Jean and Marjory. ' plan Io letive Thursday for Palo j Alto, C a lif, where Hie girl» w ill en I Joy camping three weeks al llu G irl Seoul ramp al Redwood Slab park. Mr». Skelton. Jean nnd Mur Jury w ill ri turn home and Barbara w ill accompany lu r aunt, Mrs. F. K I Murry to Andover M i»».. wh< re »lie w ill attend school (he coining > ear. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grouxh, a luundry owner from Burbank. Calif., called on Mr. ami Mrs. Charles MeMerrie' one day Inst wei k. lie is seeking a olMerved Children's PROFESSIONAL Bough <1 r y, with those p len a that should he starch ed, starched amt ready to Iron; ull Hut pieces nicely Ironed, ready to use, one hilkf. to each pound nicely hand ironed, exlru lidkfs. al a charge of le each, at — 8c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 30 c) Hough dry, no starch in unylliing, flat pieces all nicely ironed, wearing up- porel soft and most of it fit to wear, one lidkf. Io each pound; cxlra lidkfs. le each, nicely hand ironed— 7c Per Pound (Minimum Charge .’»Oc) Gents Suita Dry Cleaned, $1.00 Leave Order« al H IIAVEILH B AR BE R SHOP und we w ill call and deliver id your home. Family washings are our specialty. also change o f e iim a le * lo r h » w ife’s FROM OUR FILES lie u llh Me. C.rousch am i M r. M -- I M e rric k w r.-e frie n d s in Los A n g e lis 26 Years Ago a n u m b e r < i years ago. ! I ______________________________ Mr. and Lira, l-'rcd Anderson mid son Rudy, of Portlund and Mi*» Marian Hofim aii of Seattle were over night guests Wednesday al Ihe home of Mt. and Mrs. M. C. Boom- d u lle r and daugiiler Beth al Biviera auto park. They were former friends al Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guctzluft entertained Lutheran Sunday school classes from Ashland, Medford and Grants Pas, Friday evening. There was a large attendance. II. It. I.evene and Herbert Amler- i son from Marshfield spent a week j recently at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Charles MeMerriek. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Furr and son | arrived one day Iasi week from San Frsneiseo, Calif., to remain permanently with Mr. Carr's par ents, Mr. mid Mrs. C. Carr. They I were accompanied by H arry Carr who w ill return to Sail Francisco next week. Syhle W alker of Gold H ill Is visiting at Hie hom e o f h tr cousin, Phyllis Miller. W'm. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Keueher, son and w ife o f Salem, are working a quartz mine above the Prefoun- i la in p ro p e rly . W e Call Tuesday and Friday W ill Also I'lrk Up Dry Cleaning F r e n c h ’s S te a m L aundry Grants Paas, Ore. Mrs. Clara Hearn of Grants Pass 1 spent Sundry evening al tin* home 1 of Mr. ami Mrs. George Lance near | Bivieru auto park. Carl Magerle from Bogue River 1 is engaged in hauling logs from the I A. E. Kellogg property on the left i fork near the Bertha mine. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beams nnd I son from ibe Mariposa service sta- i lion south of Grants Pass, spent ' Sunday w ita Mr. Beam's sister. Mrs. , Charles MeMerriek and family. Mrs. Charles Forsythe and Mrs. Percy Thomas from Hogue River were Thursday afternoon callers al the home of Mrs. Effie Birdseye. 7/ oil IL feel a t clonie in 9 thç, cTpadouÂ. cMa/tx fobbif Î M f l SBSI OVERLOOKING UNION SQUARE The Ultimate in comfort and genuine enjor men! • ■ ■ leloctcd by seasoned visitor» as San Francisco's id -al hotel • running ice waiei Excellent Dining Room t Coffee Slop 35 0 ROOMS W IT H PR IV A TE B A T H AS LOW AS I 2 .M SINGLE, <3?° DOUBLE WITH DETACHED BATH AS LOW AS M.W SINGLE. •2 ? ° C 0 U B I! Home of K R O W r o d i o station Vizit the studio GARAGE IN CONNECTION P Ö W E L L i AT O ’F A R R É LL CARDS G’.m e Warden Parr Is Transferred to Umpqua I LOOK LOOK LOOK NEW LOW LAUNDRY PRICES Page 5 (F ro m the C o ld H ill New» of June 15, 1906) A. J. Olsen, foreman of the Gold H ill Hook and Ladder (hi., has le- ceiveel un invitation from the Ash land Fire Co., to participate in a race at Ashland on July 4th. A like invilalion is extended to the different hose companies of South ern Oregon and it is thought a very interesting contest w ill be made. E. G. Perham, who is superin ten d in g Ihe eonstrueiion of Ihe mill al Ihe Braden mine, came near meet ing w llh a serious accident last Sat urday. He was standing in the lower part of the mill, when one of Ihe workmen on lop of the building accidentally dropped his hammer, striking Mr. Perham on the head, cutting a gash about two inches long. Mr. Perham came to town and Dr. Stanley dressed Ihe wound. A peculiar incident pertaining Io the accident was Dial the hammer struck Ills hat but made no impression in it whatever. • • • Last Friday Ennnet Sutton went Io Ashlnnd and moved Joe Dawson Io Cold H ill. Mr. Dawson is super intendent of Ihe Braden mine. • • • On Tuesday of this week D. Lesley purchased Ihe Homewood properly of Nil acres in the Blackwell district. The price paid was *3250. • • • The firm of Jones A Jeters was on Monday of this week dissolved, Mr. Jones retiring from the busi ness. Mr. Jeters w ill continue the business. (Friday, June 22, 1906) T. E. Haminersly of Portland son of G. IL Haminersly of this city, was Iasi week appointed Chief of Police of “The Oaks.” a large plens- i lire resorl near Portland. Mr. llani- mersly was for a lime a member of Ihe Portland police force and Ihi appointment shows in what mnn- ncr his services were appreciated. • • • Tin- marriage of Mr. Hoy Cameron and Miss Edith Dungey occurred al Ihe residence of Ihe bride's par enls in this city Wednesday evening in llu- presence of a few guests. Holh parties are well and favorably known in Gold H ill, Ihe bride br ing the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dungey nnd for the past three years has had charge of the Intermediate department of the Goto H ill public school and is one of (Told Hill's most popular young ladies. The groom has lived in Gold H ill for a number of years nnd is a voung man well liked hv all. The News joins their host of friends in extending congratulations. Judge J. B. IL More-lock performed the cere mony. • • • Mcselnmcs II. B. Carter and Della Evans went to Grnnts Pass Tuesduy morning to attend the celebration. Fair Board Promises Best State Fair Yet A committee of the State Board of Agriculture submitted to Governor Meier today plans for the opera tion of the stale fair without incur ring un operating deficit. The law directs that the fuir shall be held ¡nnually, and a storm of protest arose over the rumored possibility of the discontinuance of the fair. Although the unanimous decision lb hold the Fair was reached at the meeting of the Board Saturday, Ii was not made public until after a conference between members of Ihe board and Governor Meier Monday. At the regular meeting of the hoard a decision was reached: (1) To hold a bigger and heller Fair without creating an operating deficit. To this end to eliminate all features that have been losing money, and adding new feature» that are popular elsewhere. The op erating budget adopted Saturday is less than one-third of last year's receipts without even counting re ceipts from races and horseshow. Yet this budget includes what i i probably the largest item for free attractions the Fair has ever had. The board feels the public is en titled Io something for the 50c ad mission and a study of other fairs indicates increased attendance re sulting from giving the public more for their money. None of Ihe econ omies effected w ill curtail exhib its or injure the fair itself, hut they w ill actually make the fair belter and bigger. (2) Program calls for elimination of free passes; reduce number of employees; reduce pay of employ ees; ask employees and all others to cooperate to see how much they can put into the fair nnd not how- much they can take out of it. Sa lem has offered free police and fire protection; its Chamber of Commerce has offered to organize a piihlic'ly platoon to boost the fair thr-iugh good w ill lours, etc ; individuals have offered services free; others offer Io lend a hand in any capacity for expense money; members of fam ilie, in stale em ployment have offered Iheir «er •- ices free; buiildinj improvements w ill be omitted but the lawns, flowers, shrubbery and roofs w ill Office Phone lies. Phone 2"2 272 DR. E. D. ELWOOD OPTOM ETRIST New Location Announcement was made Satur 135 So. Central Ave. day by the game departnunt of the 2 Doors South of Montgomery state police, that Hoy A. Parr for Ward's many years a game warden of Eves Examined. Lens Duplicated Jackson county would be trans-i ¡Glasses Fitted, Frames Repaired fe rrid Io Ihe Umpqua division with headquarters at Reedsport, Ore., ef Stifrt Your Chicks and Turks fective July 1. No successor has 1 Hight— I'se Albers Proven Chick and Turk been named as yet. A formal an Starter and Grower nouncement of the change w ill he Distributed by made from Salem Ihe coming week. DONNER'S FEE D STORE Warden Parr, at his new post 41 Sculh Grape Street w ill have charge ol game and fish J Medford, Oregon law enforcement over the territory adjacent to the mouth of the Ump | Before you REDECORATE this qua river. The change is in the na Spring see ture of a promotion, as P arr w ill K. D. ROSS CO. eadqi Headquarters for Quality have charge of the district. The Paint, Wallpaper W and Picture change was made public Saturday Fr Framing by Chief Game Warden Ed P. Oar Prices Are Lowest Walker. 22 S. Grape Phone 640 Pendleton— Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. removing poles on East Court street. ♦ Gold H ill Lodge No. 129 • ♦ L O. O. F. • ----- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ OPTOMETRY Good glasses if you need them — otherwise good advice DR. JUD R IC K E R T Sincere Scientific Service 222 East Main Medford, Ore. CREWS 4 CODDING Meets every Tuesday evening • Visitors Always Welcome • • Attorneys at Law 217 Liberty Bldg., Medford AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. Meets every Wednesday Night at the I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon Kate Ross, Noble Grand. Pauline Thompson, Vice Grand. Evelyn Thompson, Secretary Lucy Mec, Treasurer. GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C. Meets Twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at their Club rooms in the City H all. Edith Bryan, President. Winona Steelman, Secretary. Madge Dorman, Treasurer. LARRY SCHADB Medford, Oregon Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 JEWELRY, DIAMONDS Watch Repairing a Specialty Phone 146-J 142 N. Frönt St . F. BURKE 5 ei [edford T«"t A Awning y o yfra inx^s Goads our Specie Anto aps and Glass Inclosures Medford, Oregon Conger Funeral Parlors Office of County Coroner O RF?iS|RD RELIABLS OREGON REASONABLE APARTMENT HOTEL EAT ( Featuring courtesy ond c o m f o r t .. . A q u ie t loca t io n y e t c lo s e t o t h e p r in c ip a l c e n t r e s ........... Model Bakery’s Frigidaire and modem Appointments throutjhout. HOMEMADE BREAD RATES BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH ARE MOST MODERATE 3 for 20c ANGUS MACLEAN A fo n o g tr at Liberty Food Store Medford 1 0 -4 0 G E O R G IA S IR E E .T W EST VANfOIJV|-|? nc CANADA I
