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Newspaper Page Text‘ Pag« 4 ¡ HE GOLD H i t t NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 19.U THE QOLD HILL NEWS Oregon State Fry* Lid O ff Football Season Saturday Days W e’ll Never Forget Established 1897 Published by Mac's Printing Co. YUUMt WASl’ O HOURS R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor i n a n ti iw i« SÒME OF THE UG f& lO N S FOR MSO — - FINALLY RISUIN NOURSILF TO W t MONOTONY OF CATCHING ’ SMALL FW*' An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PU BLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY Entered at the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, fo r transiuis&iou through the m ails as second-class m atter S ubscription 82.09 a year in advance. A d ve rtisin g rates on application. FEHL S CHANCES GROW DIMMER OREGON STATE COLLEGE, C or va llis, September 14 A fte r o n ly 5 days of pralciee the Oregon Slide college fo u th n ll players w ill leave here F rid a y night (September 16) fo r Spokane where they meet Gon zaga 11111vi r» lIy in Ihe opening game o f the seas >11 Saturday afternoon. F ifty one playera have been w o rk ing out d a ily since Ihe opening of practice S> p lriu h c r 10. O f th is num ber 17 'ir>- letterm en, 14 varallv reserves, It» p ro d u ct* o f lust ye a r’s freshman team, mid fo u r tra n s fe r* from o ilie r college», on the coast. The only letterm an w ho fulled to report fo r the opening o f practice is A rl Raii.|)oni, a tw o -ye a r le tte r- 1111111 quarterback from Oakland. Couch Sell ssler w ill make no s la le iiie iil regarding Oregon Slate’s prospects in Ihe conference race lid s season The Orangemen are handleapiied »omewhut by the loss o f several veteran* in Ihe line. Much o f the success o f the season depends mi how the new men w ill come through. Indications ure some tough buttles w ill he fought fo r sev- eral |M»sitions especially from luekle to tackle, Oregon Suite w ill open the home schedule w ith W illa m e tte U n ive rsity here September 24. The opening «'«inference game is w ith Stanford u n ive rsity at P ortland. October I. Melt w in k in g o il the firs t strin g tile past fi w days and w ho more than lik e ly w ill stm t against Gon zaga Saturday are K eith Davis mid E verett Davis, ends; H a rry Field and T a r Seliwam inel. tackles; Loren T u ttle und C u rly M ille r, guards, W illis D anforth, center; Johnny Rianenne. q u a rte r: Hal Moe and Norman F ra n k lin , halfliaeks, and H arold Panglc. fu llb a ck. Earl H. Fehl, candidate for county judge, spoke at Medford last Friday evening in one of a series of campaign speeches. Mr. Feld made much of the recall against Judge Norton, and told how he himself, had been wronged by the judge in the libel case against him last spring. In all of Mr. Fehl’s speeches, we have found, the word “I” is rather prominent. But it is used not in telling what “I” will do if elected judge but in what “I” have suffered at the hands of county officers. If elected. Fehl would go into office with a big grievance which, so far, has over shadowed his campaign, and which, we believe would over shadow his conduct of the office. Last spring Fehl made a campaign speech in Gold Hill and put up a very similar line of sympathy talk, stating that his paper had been taken from him, and his business destroyed. At that meeting, many people were inclined to feel -ANO TOO VAMO TUE MGGESA CATCH sorry for him, and their sympathy was reflected in the pri - T w in 0E30E . BEFÙR.E PULLING H)R- OF TUE SEA’sON*. • MAN. OH MAH1 CAN SHOkE . TO ONCE MORE - ÒUST mary vote in May. when he carried this and the Rogue YOU m f t . FORGET THAT 0 A Y ? ? ? FOR U 'C K _________ _ River precincts. Since that time, people have found that perhaps Fehl didn’t need so much sympathy, after all. He is still pub CiM|iillte Sm ith W ood-Products plant resinned fu ll lim e operations lishing his Pacific Record-Herald, and is still finding fault . ... 1U., . , . .... ... , , , M edford, Oregon, us the same w itli 160 01 p a yro ll. with everything and everybody. And it is not hard to reason gust. 1932. in a ce rta in action there- By olga E. Anderson, Deputy is numbered, designated and described on the o ffic ia l plat that that is not the kind of man who can handle Jackson I ing {"• whI r f il1 J“ c k »°n C ounty B u ild - 1A25-S15 and Loan Association, an Oregon Roseburg — John Robinson of thereof, now o f record. county affairs for the next six years in a sane manner. C orporation as P la in tirf, recovered i N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE Dal«.I m t! 2<)lli dav of August, D’ iic rh lg “ , p iirrhased l.fiOtl-urre ent against Robert E lton Hole- By v irtu e o f an execution on Fore 1932. M- lin t A lto ranch. Ill miles east of It is noticeable here in Gold Hill that his popularity is judgm man, also kn o w n as R. E. H ole- i closure d u ly issued out o f and un RALPH G. JENNINGS, on the wane. And, we believe it is because people are be man and Lucy ». Holeinan, also der n ,e o f ||,t. C irc u it Court of S h e riff of Jackson County, Oregon. i »■;. on N o rth Umpqua riv e r. n as t-u».'ie Hideman, his ,ju . state o f Oregon, in und fo r the »> o lg .i E. Anderusii, Deputy. ginning to realize that it takes more than hollering to run know w ife , anil L. G. M orris, the defend- County of Jackson, to me directed a county—it takes common sense, straight thinking and a ants, ‘ he sura o f One thousand un,| dated on the 19th day of Au- P ra irie C ity — Chester A. Kelt o f and no-t(XI (810)0.00) D o lla rs, le a s, yUsl, 1932, in a certain action willingness to cooperate, instead of a know-it-all policy. the sum o f *162.00 stock credits, less therein, w h tre in Jackson County P o rta ln d , based Legion h a ll and ‘ Judge Alex Sparrow’s shoes are going to be hard for the sum ot 815.74 accrued earning B u ilding a id Loan Association, an opened je w e lry store. and back hi ’ m I* f oc. I. k ‘ '>ng the sum of Oregon C o rix iru lio n as P la in tiff, re any man to fill. So why start out with a handicap bv elect SS W -J.-b. plus interest thereon at the, covered judgment uguinst J. 11. New- C o rva llis— P ortland D redging Co. i Pi r .unnu.,ik ( ro/“ lo » and lle rth a N ew ton, his w ife , ing a man that has so much cf his own troubles that he has !? ,e . o L ,0 . per the 13th «.,.y o f September, 1931, in tfic defendants, (or the sum o f Tw o- receive«! 828,616 contract fo r e o n -) no time to give to the affairs of the county. ttie am ount o f *76.20, plus *85.00 - tliouxand Jbrct* hundred and iio -tn o st ru ctio n o f bridge over M ary’s r iv San Francisco Wonder what the 13,0c« Legionnaires who marched through the streets of Portland' in The Rig Parade were thinking about? W e’ll bet that for the moment at least, their thoughts left the “bonus payment issue” and dwelt mostly on the marches of 15 years ago—throguh city streets, and later through war-torn France. LEGAL FROM OUR FILES 26 Year* Ago I, F rom the Gold H ill News SEPTEMBER 14. 1906 Monday m orning, one o f the w orkm en employed at the new dam found a piece o f quartz w h ile at w o rk, that is positive p ro o f that they are w o rk in g over a ric h de posit o f gold. The piece found is about as large as an egg and is lit- te ra llv covered w ith free gold. It has undoubtedly been broken from the ledge by one o f the shots and It is quite probable that the w o rk men w ill uncover more o f it as the w o rk progresses. • • • NOTICES N O T IC E FOR PU B LIC A TIO N Departm ent o f the In te rio r. General Land O ffice at Host-burg, Oregon, August 20, 1932. Notice is hereby given that W il lia m F ra n k lin Bonney, o f Gold H ill, Oregon, w ho on June 10, 1929. made Homestead e n try Serial No. 018587, fo r L o t 1, Section 25. T o w n sh ip 36 S., Hange 4 W., W illam ette M eridian, has file d notice of in te n tio n p. make fin a l three year proof, to establish claim to the laud above described, before V ic to r A. Tengwald, U. S. Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 28th day o f September, 1932. C laim ant names as witnesses: W allace G a lbraith, Kenneth L. Kegg, W. W. Beebe, anil O. C. Palm er, a ll o f Gold H ill, Oregon. ROBERT E. CRAWFORD, A25-S22 Register. W. A. Cook is again custodian o f the peace in Gold H ill, he having N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE been appointed to the o ffice o f c ity marshal by the c ity council on By v irtu e o f an execution on Fore closure d u ly issued out o f and un Wednsilay. • • • der the seal o f the C irc u it C ourt of W. A. C arter, Grand Master o f tin the State o f Oregon, in and fo r the C ounty o f Jcekson, to me directed I.O.O.F. o f Oregon and E E Sharon, Grand Secretary, left Monday m o rn ing on a ti ip to Klam ath Falls and Lakeview , in the interest o f the order. They are m aking the tr ip by team and w ill spend a p o rtio n of th e ir time hunting. • • • attorneys tees plus *5.00 paid fo r co n tin u a tio n o f abstract o f Dtle w ith costs and disbursements taxed at i liir t y - f o u r and la -lo o (*34.4a> D ollars, w h ic h judgm ent was en ro lle d and docketed in Ihe G lerk’s o ffice of s a d C ourt In said County on the 19th day o f August, 1932. Notice is hereby given that, p u r suant lo the terms o f the said exe cution, I w ill on the 21th day of September, 1932, at 10:00 oeloek a. in., at the fro n t door o f the C ourt house in Ihe C ity o f Medford, in Jackson C o u n t}. Oregon, o ffe r fo r sale and w ill sell at p u b lic auction fo r rash lo the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgm ent, together w ith the costs o f this side, subject lo re dem ption as provided by law, all o f the rig h t, title anil interest that the said defendants, Robert E lton Holeman, also know n as R. E. h o le - man, and Lucy V. Holeman. also know n as Lucie V. Holeman, his w ife and L. G. M o rris had on the 20th day of March, 1929, o r now have in and to the fo llo w in g d e scribed p rtp e rty , situated in the C ounty o f Jackson. State o f Oregon, to - w it: Beginning at the Northeast co rn e r c f Lot T w e n ty -fo u r (24) in W oolen’s A d d itio n lo the C ity o f Ashland, State of Ore gon, th e n rc West along the south side lin e o f W im er Street, 135 feet; thence South at rig h t ai g lis .34*0 feet; thence p a ra lle l w ith W im e r Street, East 135 feet; thenre N o rth at rig h t angles 300 feet to the place o f beginning. Dated this 20th dav o f August. 1932. R ALPH G. JENNINGS, NEW HOTEL 20! , <$2300.00) D ollars, less Ihe sum o f e r at th is place. I *279.46 paid on the p rin c ip a l, less I I the sum o f *23.30 accrued dividends Let us have that su bscription re applied to Hie reduction o f tin- prin-1 I^ ave any day— 16 day lim il. cipal, being the sum o f *1.997.24 plus newal today— The Gold l l i l l News. Good on fa il train» in modern interest at the rale o f 10 per cent ret lin ing «hair « art. A lto in tour- per annum fro m the 31st «lay o f De i>t deeping tar» (o vernig ht berth cember in Ihe amount o f *123.71, a« little at J I .HO e x tra ). plus *24.00 silent by P la in tiff as in surance prem ium s on said premises Out R ay Farei w ith costs Mid disbursements taxed SAN FRANCISCO . . *15 at T h irty -n in e and 05 100 1*39.051 I.OS ANGELES . . . *24 D ollars, and the fu rth e r sum o f T w o hundred and no-100 (*200.00) D ollars, as a tto rn e y’s fees, w hich AT THE judgm ent was e n rolled ami docket- O. C. I ’ u rk ry p ite , Agent— Gold H ill ed in the C lerk's o ffice o f said C ourt in said C ounty on the I9 lh day o f August, 1932. Notice i> hereby given that, pur »■I.mt to the terms o f the said exe- ru tio n , I w ill on the 24th day of LOOK LOOK LOOK September, 1932, at 10:00 o'clock a. 111., at Ihe fro n t door of the C ourt NEW LOW house in the C ity o f Medford, in Jackson C ounty, Oregon, o ffe r 'o r LAUNDRY PRICES sale anil w ill sell at p u b lic auction Rough d r y , w ith those fo r cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgm ent, together w ith pier«* Ihnl should he stareh- Hie costs ol th is sale, subject to re ed, ita rch e d and ready lo T IC K E T S 30c, PLUS TAX dem ption ns provided bv law , all iro n ; a ll flat piece* nicely A u a p ir r a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e o f tne rig h t, title anil interest that ironed, ready to uxe, one Ihe said defendants, J il. N ew ton and Bertha N ew ton, his w i'i . had In lkf. to each pound id e rly on Ihe 29th day o f Ju ly, 1927, o r hand ironed, extra lu lU s . m « have in and to the fo llo w in g at a charge o f 1c each, at— described p ro p e rty sltun’ e«1 in Ihe M ed fo rd O reg o n C ounty c f Jackson, S la t* ol Oregon, 8c Per Pound to w it • Lot tw o 42* block tw o (2) O l PROFESSIONAL CARDS (M inim um Charge 50e) son A d 'litio n to the C ity of I <*ffice Phone Res. Phone Rough d ry , no starch in 272 272 nn ylh in g , fla t piece* a ll lilt . E. I*. BLWO4)D nicely Ironed, w e a rin g ap OPTOM ETRIST parel sofl and most o f it New Location 135 So. C entral Ave. fit to wear, one h ilk f. to 2 Doors Soutli o f M ontgomery each pound; extra h d ltfi. 1c W a rd ’» I fo r Your each, nicely hand iro n e d — Eyes Examined, L e m D u p llru te d Glassc* F itted, Frame» Repaired 7c Per Pound LOS ANGELES $SO DANCE Pavilion Gold HiSI Sat. Sept. 17 ♦------------ ------------- --- * OLD L A M P o r L \\T E K \ HUflGERFORD On Monday o f th is week, an in ju n ctio n was file d against the Gold H ill Canal Co. by I)r. C. IL Hay, president o f the Condor W ater A P ow er Co. e n jo in in g them fro m con stru ctio n w o rk on th e ir dam at this place. However, the w orkm en were la id o ff fo r o n ly one day as the w o rk on ihe canal and floodgates was resumed Wednesday and the w o rk on the opposite side o f the riv e r w ill be o n ly te m p o ra rily sus pended. IN TH E M E T R O P O L IT A N CENTER OF S E A TTLE 2 0 0 ROOMS 2 0 0 BATHS from $2. COFFEE SHOP delicious fo o d a t moderate prices.. CARL HUNGERFORD Pete Dungey, C harley C arter, B y ron T hiele, W ill W hite and F rank Dungey have returned fro m th e ir h u n tin g tr ip They report a good tim e, having k ille d several deer. ♦ -------------------------------- — » I mes 9-L Oregen FOURTH AT SPRIÑG JUMrf ) « 2VJKW < A m * on IColeman T o »njoy tha finest light for night, get ■ Coleman. Right n o * your old lamp or lantern ia worth *1.50 on tha purchase of one of those naw, modern light*. NEW LOW P R IC E S ... You can gat a Cola- -7 man for as little as *5.45 and your old lamp or lantern. SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER Or WV«a Ut. THE COLEMAN LAMP 6- STOVE CO. r. P. CHISHOLM, M. D. General Practitioner Gold H ill, Owner and Manager ! S o u th e r n P a c ific Wichita, Kuna. CMc«f«, III. Philadelphia, Pa. Lea Angelas, Calif. U.T3<-X) OPTOMETRY Good glasses if you need them —otherw ise good advice DR. JUD R IC K E R T Sincere S cie n tific Service 222 East Main M edford, Ore. CREWS A CODDING A ttorneys nt Law 217 L ib e rty Bldg., Medford LARRY SC IIA D E Medford, Oregon Your F avorite Jeweler Since 1918 JE W ELR Y , DIAMONDS W alch R epairing a Specialty ----------- ------------------------—j----------- # Phone 145-J 142 N. F ro n t SI F. F. BURKE M edford Tent & A w n in g W orks Cnnvag Goods o u r Specialty A uto Tops and Gins* Inelosurra M edford, Oregon .................................. ....................... . - • (M in im u m 4'harge 50c) Gents Suita Dry Cleaned, $1.00 Leave O rders at SHAVERS BARBER SHOP and we w ill call and d eliver at your home. F a m ily washings are o u r specialty. also W e Cull Tuesday and Friday W ill Also Pick Up D ry Cleaning F r e n c h ’s Steam L aur.dry Granta Paia, Ore.