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TH E GOLD HILL N E W S •SMBBBMLfl aaaaacaaaaaaaa a a a a a a Paie 5 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932 ■a Gold »fill Lodge No. 12« L G. O. F. NEW S OF OUR FOOTS | CREEK AND ROGUE RIVER NEIGHBORS | College News Servicp Establishes Record While mt Iropolltan dailies point . I-1.. • with pride Io the multiplicity of (Hy lira . M arlon Lance) ▼IMIors Always Wrlron.a news gathering associations that bring the doings of the world to Itev. D 1» Randall, Union Sunday I heir puges, weekly papers of Ore School nilislonary from Medford, ac gon, Including this «taper, have an AMKTHYBT REIIKKAII I.OflUB »7. companied l>y Mr. Richmond, visited exclusive service of their own that Meet» every Wednesday Night at the the Foot» Creek Sunduy School bus now been coming to them every I. O. O. P. Hall, Gold IItil. Oregon Sunday, each giving Interesting tulks week without a break for 20 years. Pauline Thompaon, Noble Grand. to thr young people. This particular service doesn't Carrie Puhi, Vice Grand. compete with the A.P. and U.P. in Rebecca Mota, Secretary. I. I. Smith, Mr». Effie Birdseye chronicling the daily news of th r Lucy Mee, Treasurer. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller from here world, bul every week without a attended the Crown Mills school GOLD H IL I, CHAPTER W. R. U. of hnking nt the Community hull nl ■.ingle break since Ils establishment in 1913 it has brought the latest Moria Twice a month on the 2nd Rogue H l v r Tuesday afternoon. developments, mostly In agriculture, and 4th Wrdneadnys nt their Chili from the experiment station and ex roonia In thè City Hall. Leslie Cook of Portland spent tension service at Oregon Slate col liceale Henderson, president. several day» during (hr past week lege at Corvallis. Mayltrlle Dotaon, eeerelary. visiting id the home of Mr. and The College News Service as II Is Madge Dorman, Treasurer. Mr». George Lance. now railed, v/a» established in 1913 hy C. J. McIntosh, now professor of Mrs. Charles Forsyth and Mrs C industrial editing of (lie collrge, who M e d fo rd O reg o n linker met at the home of Mrs. conducted II for years as an exten Cloyd Dick Friday afternoon and PROFESSIONAL CARDS gave demonstrations in Jesso and sion service activity before Ihe es tablishment of Ihe department of in pine needle work. Mrs. Birdseye und OPTOMETRY dustrial journalism at the roliegi Mr». Lloyd Miller attended. which then took it over. Professor if you need H m ? u Good _ McIntosh as agricultural press edl- Kiel •wise gi Mr. anil Mrs. Erank Tompkins and or continued lo prepare und sen< Bit. JUD RICKERT Mr. mid M' s. Boy Tompkins end son Sincere Sclentlfle Service mt these weekly news noies unit* I.eBoy »pent Monday at the home of 2Ï2 East Main Medford, Ore. 1927 when he relinquished the i Mr. mid Mrs. J Arnold on the work lo a forinr student who, os ? Coker Bull? road north of Medford. neinber of the staff, has carried on C R E W S A C O D D IN G with it ever since, maintaining thr M C Hoomsluller of Riviera nulo former recoid of never nilrsing S Attorney» ul l.nw park I» confined Io his home with week, winter, summer or holidays. 217 Liberty Bldg., Medford a very severe cold. The College News Service is now a «»art of Ihe Informational Servin Mrs. Effie Birdseye and son Vic organisation of the entire system of LARRY SCIIADB tor, attended the funeral of II P higher education in Oregon, end Is Medford. Oregon Eggers a former friend held at continuing Ils function of supplying Grant, Pass Thursday afternoon. Your Favorite Jeweler Siner Ihe weekly papers with regular newr 1»IM of Ihe most Important hup|>ening> JEW ELRY, DIAMONDS Southern Crcgon Forest with which the college is connect«1 Watch Repairing n Speclully through the slate and in Ihe labora Fire Record Ic Praised I ♦ tories, of s«»eeial Interest lo farm * Southern and Eastern Oregon fire ers and honumakers. Phone 146-J 142 N. Front SI At a recent national convenlion of patrol associations suffered lltlle F. P. HU RKK loss (luring the recent unusually ail agricultural college editors, the weekly news service from Oregon Medford Ten« A Awning W orks costly fores* fire season. Canvas Goods <ntr Specialty Slate was given first place in the •'An outstanding record was made Anlo Tops and Glass Inclosiiris unnual contist. hy Jackson and Josephine counties,” Medford, Oregon _________________ _ ______ _ - ♦ said Stale Forester Cronemiller. ‘Al though Southern Oregon In past Public Aid Needed years has hail much incendiarism, In Forest Situation I reports disclosed that this year hut 92 fires were reported, compared Io Public measures designed to sta SEVERIN BATTERY 1(19 for the previous year. Aren burn bilize Ihe basic forest situation and SERVICE ed was 370 acres, nrligible compared adjust forest use to the resource are "M edlord Made Batlerie»” Io 1(1,908 acres duirng 1931. In Jack- recommended hy chief forester Rob son counlv there were 98 fires as fl voll 13 plate, 1 year ert Y. Stuart, in Ihe annual report guarantee $5.90 against 172 for Ihe previous season. of Ihe forest service, which has just fl volt 13 plate, 18 months “No major fires occurred in Eas been issued, according lo regional goal unlee $0.00 tern Oregon sections including Kin 0 voll 13 plate, heavy John ' forester C. J. Buck, Portland, Ore. mulh, Deschutes, Jefferson, duty, 2 years guarnn. $7.00 ‘‘In comparison with Ihe need, far Day, Union and Wallowa associa If you have your old battery deduct one dollar from the tions. West Side units with good rec loo little is being done to facilitate above prices. ords were Clackamas Linn, Lincoln and cncouiagc private forest man S E V E R IN B A TTER Y agement; «»ublic policies of forest and Polk counties." RECHARGE 25r acquisition and administration are A ll Others 30c W illam ina— Boub’s garage being still exceedingly inadequate; and Guaranteed E le r lr ir a l W ork public restraint of injurious private moved lo Holt’s garage. Sperialiata in Arm ature practices through regulatory require W inding. $1-00, up Portland—I. a y i ng of exterior ments has barely begun,” the re 1522 N. Riverside Phone 1338 j brick on new Irvington School port says. "W hile policies and meas M B D F O P D , ORE. ures designed to promote conserva I started. tion have had some effect cn the Portland— Kern A Kihbe. this city, balance, they have been insufficient received $274,55« contract for con lo offset »he powerful and relent structing jelly nl the mouth of Ump less pressure of economic forces created by the pursuit of private qua. profit. These offsetting public poli LOOK LOOK LOOK cies are being enlarged, but not ade Drink W ater W ith Meal* N EW LOW quately, and a demand Is now de Good For Stomach veloping for diminished public ac LAUNDRY PRICES Water with meals helps stomach tivities, in Ihe name of economy juices, aids digestion. If bloated with Rough d r y , wMh those gas add a spoonful of Adlerika. One and on the ground of over?xpanslon pic«« that should he starch dose cleans out poisons ami washes of governmental function.” ed, starched and ready to BOTH upper and lower bowels. The basic problem, according to Becker'» bruR Store. Adv b-2 iron; all flat pieces nicely Ironed, ready to use. one hdkf. lo each pound nicety hand Ironed, extra hdkfx. at a charge of 1c each, at— > '■ ■ ■ ' ~ 8c Per Pound 7c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 50c) Gent* Suits Dry Cleaned, $1.00 Leave Order« al SHAVERS BARBER SHOP and we w ill call and deliver nt your home. Family washings are one specially. also W e Call Tuesday and Friday W ill Also Pick Up Dry Cleaning F r e n c h ’s Steam L a u n d ry Grant* Pa*», Ore. national forest— Ihe Osceola in F lo r ida and tin- Green Mountain in Ver mont— were established during Ihe year by presidential proclamation. The record of «»rolection and ad ministration of the national for- Do Your Xmas Shopping at the GOLDEN RULE GIFTS for EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY that they will enjoy for many month* to come. This year of all year* give gift* to wear. Every girl wants a new doll at Christmas. Dolls that 2 years ago were $8.85 can now be bought for Other Value* in Proportion 100 Wanted Dresses Silk dresses, wco! dresses, s t r e e t dresses, afternoon dresses in the new winter styles. Dresses that many stores are now selling at $9.85. Come take your choice. $5.85 Coats Three big groups to ch oose from. Never have you been able to gel (he values in coats that we are now showing. Select your coat from these groups. 311 A l l « û iw ^ o e lO X W « *T LO AAT ests, accomplishments in forest re search, and the fire protection and reforestration work carried on in rooiM-ration with the states during the fiscal year are reviewed in the report. $9.90 T M tA T M IS $14.50 $19.95 Today and F riday M e n ’s S u its W heeler & W oolsey “HOLD ’EM JAIL” 2 groups to select from. Fine all wool worsted and hand tailored con struction. Saturday O nly TOM KEENE “Bencgades of Ihe West” $13.85 and $19.95 Sunday and Monday Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Johnson’s “CONGOR1LLA” Tuesday and Wednesday M EN’S OVERCOATS “They Call It Sin” Lauretta Young — George Brent Continuous shows: Saturdays 1-11 Sundays 3-11 15c A.11 new this season. New cloths and new styles. High grade linings. Coats that you expect to pay a great deal more, for. $9.85 — $12.85 and $14.85 pw HOME HOM R oxy OW NED The Golden Rule lO c Kiddies 5c, 1st 8 rows GRANTS PASS, OREGON Saturday Only, December 10 rkartanartartarkarkanan^MnanartanarMnarMrH "R A C IN G Y O U T H ” Slim Summerville Louise Fazenda Sunday nnd Monday, Dec. 11-12 -T H E LAST M A N ” Deep Mystery on H igh Seas _ Tues. Wed. Ihurs. Dec. 13*14-15' Conger Funeral Parlors “T H E C R O O K E D C IR C L E " Ben L ^ on — Zazu Pitts Friday and Saturday. f)ec. 16-1/ "H O N O R O F T H E PRESS” Edward Nugent, Rita La Hoy _ "Continuous shows. Sat. A Sun. 1 to 11 p. ra. D aily Mat. 1:30 — Eve 7 p. m. B" ' *« M l f «« a /V* Office of County Coroner RELIABLE MEDFORD REASON, ABLE OREGON - \ / lr Basketball Game (Minimum Charge 50c) Bough dry, no starch In anything, flat pieces all nicely Ironed, wearing a«>- pnrel soft and most of II fit to wear, one hdkf. to each pound; extra hilkfs. 1c each, nicely hand ironed— Ihe chief forester, is one of main taining the power of Ihe country's forests lo grow continuously Ihe kinds and quantities of wood that our economic life w ill require. "The condition of unbalanced forest areas and volumes both na tionally anil regionally; the over- culting of second growth; Ihe un derstocking of large areas of young growth and the complete denuda tion of 00,000,()C0 acres of land be cause of fire and had logging prac tice: thr replacement of valuable species w-ith those of no or little present usability; all these things •md more find Ihelr result in marked Impairment of Ihe economic and so cial values which dei»end upon our forest resource»," Major Stuart says. Bevised estimates, pending the 'ompletion of Ihe nation-wide for est survey now in progress, place 'he area of loresl land in the United States suitable for Ihe production of •ommerclslly valuable timber crops •it 49fl,(M)0.i>(»0 acres. Only three- ■'igtillis of this area, however, now '»cars saw limber. One-fourth hears •ordwood and the remainder ranges from fully stocked areas of young irowth down lo hare land. The irea of forest land is increasing, but lue in pari lo abandonment fo cul tivated anil pasture lands, Ihe con dition o fforesl growth on much of it is such lhal It can not be counted on as a source for meeting national limber needs for many years. The report showed that Ihe area of national forests was increased luring Ihe last fiscal year by 573,- '»04 acres, that Ihe net area on June 30 was lfil.2C0.C91 acres. T w o new Let Us Print Your Christmas Cards Whether you wish special designs which we can furnish in our own joh department, or whether you wish us to print your name on cards you select elsewhere,— OUR JOB DEPARTM ENT IS AT YOUR SERVICE! F r id a y E.ve., D ec. 9 Ashland Jr Hi VERSUS Gold Hill H Gold Hill Gym This Is the first home game of Ihe season. Your home team needs your support— be there to BOOST FOB GOLD H IL L The Gold Hill News Buy a Season Ticket and Attend All Home Games This ad donated by The Gold Hill News' »Mb» » ■ « »A» »»«A 1 1 m »Ulf M J ! "SgaffiB
