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<1 THE COLD iflL L NEWS ift* '» N E W S O F O U R FOOTS I C R EE K A N D ROGUE | R IV E R N E IG H B O R S i (By Mr*. Marian Lance) Mr. und M r*. H enry ('.uric m ill *in i* l lillic and Juck o f Sun F ra n cisco, C u llf., a rriv e d ut Ih«* home of Mra. Carle*» parent» F rid a y. In A p ril they nulled lo r S w iU erlund uml are re lu rn ln g home liu v in g left Puri» July 2. Mr. mol Mr». W u lh irc (iiilh riilh , .Mr. und Mr». Alden (ia lb ra lh mid daughter »pent Suuday ul l*ro»peel w ith Mr. uml Mr». (Ira n i Neely, where Mr. Neely 1» employed In u garage. g THURSDAY, JULY 28, 19.V PareS L Mr. uml Mr». F ru n k E llio tt »ml »on D onald are v iiilm g ul the hoim of Mr. E llh.ll*» m other. Mr». Pauline \ \ uhl, having a rrive d Saturday from Sun Dernadino, C a lif. They left T huradnv afternoon ami drove th ru to Yreaa. 745 m ill» w here they \|ie n t F rlilu y nig h t, com ing on to Foot» Creek Saturday. Mr. Elliott** »later, Mrs. (I. II. We»I uml fam ily o f Medfor I were ulao Sunday gueih. ul Mr«. W'uhl*» home. A niim hi r of year ago Mr. E llio tt owned uml op- eruted the P nntoriuin dye w ork» in M edford. ...... . Mr». K lisabelh F o w le r of Bogue I t l v i r nml her niece. Mi»» Margaret W ight o f Toledo, Wash.. where »he 1» an In s tru c to r in high »('hoot, were Monduy evening «'Inner guest» at the home o f Mra. E ffie Birdsye. On Sunday Mr. and Mr». It. A. Pierce o f Bogue lilv e r were guests ul the Birdseye home. Mr. und Mrs. B lehard llu n s lc y und LO O K L O O K LO O K N EW LOW L A U N D R Y P R IC E S Bough d r y, w ith those piece» that should lie »lurch ed. »lurched and ready to iro n ; u ll fla t pieces nicely ironed, ready to use. one h d kf. to each pound nicely hand ironed, extra hdkf». at a charge o f le each, nt— 8c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 50e) Bough d ry , no »lurch in anyth in g , flat piece« nil nicely ironed, w earing ap parel »oft und most of it fit to w ear, one h d kf. to each pound; extru hdkf«. 1c euch, nicely hand Ironed— 7c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 50c) Gents Suits D ry Cleaned, $1.00 Leave Order« al SliAVKKH BARBER SHOP and we w ill cull und «Ictlver ut yo u r home. » t F a m ily washing» are also o u r »peeinlly. W e Call Tuesday and Friday W ill Also Pick U p Dry Cleaning F r e n c h ’s S te a m Laur. d r y Grants Pass, Ore. County in Move to Obtain Funds Voted on Relief The Jackson county court Monduy look p re lim in a ry steps fo r the sc- | curing of finuueiul re lie f, u» p ro vided by the unem ploym ent re lie f ucl, uh puaxed by the last congrc»» mid approved by the President. The county court w ill seek k n o w l- ( dgc oo the extent o f it» legal right» to the question and the p ro eeilore necessary fu r filin g o f a ' (iirin u l appltcullon fo r the funds. I Copies o f tlx* uncinploytn. nt re lie f { h ill arc expected Io u rrlv c thia week front W ashington, D. C., fro m .Sena to r Sli Iw er. and the d is tric t at torney has been instructed to point out Ihe Oregon law hearing upon the subject. Under the O rtg o n law , it is said, Ihe county co u rt cannot obligate the county in any sum in excess of $5000, except when an emergency exist». Tin* county court hold» the present eitu a llo n come» under Ih • hi ailing and that federal fund» fat road w o rk are needed fo r cu rly uc lio n , ami «hiring the com ing w in te i Io relieve tin* local un* m plnym enl I'm le r Ihe re lie f law , Oregon w ll' receive close Io $300,000 fo r roat' w o rk. The county court is ¡«Iso desirous o f k n o w in g w h e th e r o r not a voti* of the people Is riq u ir c d on Ihe sub Jeel, and l> have a legal ru lin g if such is Ihe ease, in umple tim e to have it place (I uim iii Ihe November ballot. The unem ploym ent re lie f net p ro vides that the federal funds he dis- hurst d to stales nml counties fo r road w o rk, and not to in d 'vid u a ls, as a few presume. fa m ily w h o were fo rm e r resident» of Loots Creek, but now liv in g near I'nbl. Itoek were v is itin g Sunday ul Ih? Iiome o f Mr. und Mrs. Clay Biles. Mr. and Mr». Boh Cook w h o have spi ul mos' o f Ihe summer al th e ir «luartz mint* ltd Tuesday fo r th e ir home al C old H ill where Mr. Cook w ill he employed ut the cement plant fo r ebout six weeks. D r. J. C. Sm ith o f Grants Pass was ra ile d *. 'u n la y to Ihe home o f Mr. C. C a rr w h o Is quite BI. Mr. und Mrs. V. E. Sucvany w ho live near the DeJenvier place on the left fo rk o f Fools Cruek. have re lu m e d fro m Bend w here they have spent some lim e. Mrs. H enry N e ffe n d o rf o f P o rt land return« d to her home Sunday after a three weeks visit w ith her daughters, Mrs. Georg«* and Rubin Koster. Mrs. Alden (ia lb ra lh nnd daugh ter Bonny B. are v is itin g Mrs. Gal- hralh's parents in K tm nulh Falls. I.ou Sargent Is employed by Ed P ri fo u n ta in w here they are doing ' a great deal o f w o rk on Ihe Hicks | quarts mine. , Salem M an Sues for Lota of End of Nose in Accident l.ec Burns, Salem, a grocery c le rk. Saturday afternoon file d suit fo r $1(1,000 damages ugainst the Paeifie Greyhound Stages, In r. Burns nlleges that last spring, w h ile proceeding In uu uulo behind the stage, on the Pueifie highw ay neur Grant» Pa»» the singe stopped w ith o u t w a rn in g , causing a rear end co llis io n . Burns assert» tie was th ro w n in to the w in d h ie ld , sustaining a broken nose and the severance of the end o f his nose. Burns also seeks $9 fo r hospital fees, $100 fo r doctor h ill and $75 fo r wages lost. HEW HOTEL HUfKXRFORD ' IN THE METROPOLITAN CENTER OF SEATTLE 2 0 0 ROOMS 2 0 0 BATHS from $2. CO FFEE SH O P delicious food at moderate prices.. tARL HUNGERFORD Owner and Manager Steelhead Horde In Rogue Near Galice ODD BUT TRUE Steelhead;, are m aking th e ir ap- jiearance i.i the Bogue riv e r near Callee and. according to authentic re p o rt* fro m Gold Beach, the fish an* schooling (here now by Ihe thousands, says the Grants Pass C ourier. T ro u t fish in g 1» excellent nnd lim it catch' s are not uncommon. Tim riv e r Is a few inrbe*; h 'g h er vet than norm al hut fisherm en slate lh .it th is is •« fine in d ica tio n fo r e x ce p tio n a lly good fa ll fishing. Sparrow M em orial Clinic Is Nearing Ccmpleti.in W ork on the Sparrev? Memorial | e lin ic In the new county co u rt house is progressing ra p id ly and i ’ he e lln 'e is nearing com pletion w ith painters oa the jo b decorating the i "O'Tns. Many re re n l ro n lriiiu lio n s Io the m em orial fund have lie in ren e lvfd , Mrs. L ew is I |r|«*h. secretary o f the Jackson C ovn’ y P ublic Health asso ria tlo n , sponsor o f Ihe c lin ic , an nounced. O regon PROFESSIONAL CARDS M e d fo r d O ffice Phone 272 Ik ! Ittt UMRY DR. E. D. ELWOOD OPTOMETRIST CMtYsttBN CRB New Location 135 So. Central Ave. ! 2 D oors South o f Montgomery W ard's Eyes Exam ined, Lens D uplicated Glasses F itte d , Frames Repaired 4-0 UKUOHS CBN •OsUk lies. Phone 272 tXÄECTU* WîTBÇ* ! S turt Y our Chicks and T u rks B ig h t— Use Albers Proven C hick and T u rk Start« r and G row er D istrib u te d by H O N N E H ’S FEE D STORE 41 South Grape Street M edford, Oregon 18750^00 w o rth o f gold in one sea Gold Recovery M ill Being son d u rin g Ihe e a rly m in in g days Built at Jacksonville here, and is one o f the h isto rica l mines o f the valley. C onstruction o f a gold recovery Before you R EDECO RATE this C lark also made Ihe deal fo r Ihe C u rry C ounty R eport«r— Fh? fo l see : m ill was begun Iasi w eek near Jack- sale o f Ihe Opp mine w h ich is now . s s CO. lo w in g le tte r, addressed to a Jose operating w ith a 5« ton Denver Hod ! v‘»«* «h * -»«cksonvUle Gold M in H eadquarters fo r Q u a lity phine county a u th o rity , has been in g company, operators o f the Old P aint, W allpaper and P icture fo rw a rd e d by the Bogue R iver m ill. T o w n p ro p e rty. A th irty -to n capa F ram ing The ore on Ihe dump al the Big F isherm en’s, U nion under dale o f Our Price« Are Lowest c ity u n it o f the m ill is nearing com F our mine assays around $17 Io the 22 8. Grape Phone 440 J u ly 19, as an in d ic a tio n o f intent p le tio n at the M edford Iro n W orks on Ihe purl o f Ihe C u rry counly ton, C la rk fu id , w hieh assures p ro f and w ill be installed on a site near fish e r fo lk to do d is lin c t service in itable operation. Between 30 and Jacksonville and the mine p ro p e rty. OPTOMETRY I the a m elioration o f p o ve rty in the 40 mines are now being operated in Foundartion and loading p la tfo rm Good glasses i f you need them a d jo in in g county. The le tte r is ad Jackson county, C la rk said, in one are now being prepared. — otherw ise good advice dressed Io 1!. B. H o w e ll, Josephine o f Ihe largest scale m in in g spurts Location o f the m ill near Jack DR. JUD R IC K E R T c o u n ly farm agent, an«£ reads ax thut Jackson county has ««perienced so n ville was assured by action o f Sincere S cie n tific Service fo r m any years. A p p ro xim a te ly $90.. fo llo w s : 222 East Main M edford, Ore. the to w n ’s council w h ich some tim e 000 has been m ined in gold in Jack- “ We have noticed in the news- ago agreed to fu rn is h a free site son county since January 1, besides papers stories Io Ihe effect that you fo r the plu n t p ro v id in g the mine w hat has been taken out and sold have been tr y in g to get a u th o rity com pany w o u ld agree to operate CREWS A CODDING to seine a q u a n tity o f Bogue R iver w i,h •e e o u n H ie p L not less than a year. Attorneys at Law chinook salmon fro m Ihe waters of 217 Liberty Bldg., Medford Ihe upper riv e r fo r the purpose o f M edford Check A rtis t Let us have that subscription re re lie v in g distress among unem Tries to E a t Evidence new al today— The Gold H ill News. * ployed und d cstiju te residents of LARRY SCHADB State police and M edford c ity I y o u r county nnd we untlerstand M edford, Oregon that you have been unable to get police S aturday afternoon, arrested C. V. Gray, 35, a tra n sie n t, charged perm ission to c a n y out th is plan. Your Favorite Jeweler Since “ I have discussed th is m atter w ith attem pting to u tte r a forged IMS •with a num ber o f Ihe members of document, a check fo r $1100, made JEWELRY, DIAMONDS o u r local fisherm en's union and out upon a W alla W alla, Wash., Watch Repairing a Specialty DEPENDABLE bank. The check was p ro ffe re d to those w ith w hom I have talked have DENTISTRY expressed themselves as being w il l- the Abbey M otor company o f Med Phone 145-J 142 N. Froat St ing to catch a q u a n tity of chinook fo rd , in payment fo r a 1932 model salmon in the w aters o f the lo w e r Nash auto. The cheek was proven P, P. BURKE riv e r where it Is la w fu l to catch bogus, e’er the deal was consum- Medford Tent « Awn Awning 235 East Mala aled. them nnd To donate these to you Canvas Goods Phone 872-J Gray, the state police allege, pass s Inclosnres Auto Tops and fo r the purpose you have in view . gon MEDFORD, OREGON Medford, We have had an e x c e p tio n a lly ed bogus checks on Mnnn’s depart large run o f salmon on Ihe lo w e r ment store, and o th e r establishments riv e r so fa r th is year and we feel fo r sm all amounts. When arrested by the state po that we can a ffo rd to give o u r services in catching some o f these lice, he attempted lo destroy by eating a bogus check, on his person. in the present emergency. The fu ll extent o f G ray’s opera “ It is also possible that some a r rangement can be made w ith Ih# tions in th is v ic in ity are not know n. Office of County Coroner W edilerburn cannery w hereby the He is thought to have been here fo r salmon w o u ld be canned here w ith about a week. MEDFORD RELIABLE F o r tw o days, according to the au out expense If you can arrange lo OREGON REASONABLE th o ritie s , Gray has bee» co n fe rrin g fu rn is h Ihe cans. Possibly some plan could be w orked out between w ith several auto dealers re la tive the local grange and the granges j h> the^ purchase o f an auto. Satur- o f y o u r county fo r an exchange of day afternoon he brought Ihe nego chinook salmon caught on the lo w tia tio n s lo on end. w hieh, he hope«! er riv e r, e ith e r fresh o r canned, fo r w o u ld a llo w 30 hours to elapse be some o f the overplus fr u it produced fore Ihe fictiousness o f Ihe check on the upper riv e r. We understand could be ascertained. Tin* stale police say that G rav’s that some suggestion o f th is k in d has already been advanced by some a ctivitie s in Eugene, Salem and o th er W illa m e tte valley tow ns Ihe granges. past m onth w ill also be investigated. “ Count on us. Gold Beach Fishermen to Give Aid to Needy » Dr. I. H. Gove Conger Funeral Parlors “ Please advise us i f you th in k a n yth in g can he w orked out along ihe lines suggested.” Big Four M ine W ill Operate W ith in M onth Announcement was made in Med fo rd Monday by ('.. C. C la rk, m in ing man. thal the Big F o u r mine near Steamboat, m a r Ihe famous Steamboat pocket, had been bought I’ V Charles S. Ackers o f Nevada C ity, C a lifo rn ia , and that develop ment w o rk was now being done on tin* mine. The min'* w ill he oper ated in 30 «lays, C o rk said. The Big Four mine was o rig in a lly owned by George B rya n t and B ill P ru n k, w ho sold Ihe p ro p e rty to Ackers. The ore in the Big Four holdings averages about $10 a Ion, C lnrk said, anil (here is su fficie n t ore to run fo r m any years. The fa- i mous Steamboat pocket gave , up DANCE APARTM ENT HOTEL AT T H E Featuring courtesy and ’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 ........... Fricjidaire and modem app oin tm en ts throughout. Pavilion Gold Hili Sat. July 30 T IC K E T S 50c, PLUS TA X Auspice* Chamber o f Commerce IATES BY THE OAY. WEEK 01? 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