Gold Hill news., March 23, 1933, Image 3

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« ami (he stole experim ent station for I Irv in g grange of Lane county and
grundduughtar. B u lb Genre, o f Gold Pour Gold H ill Boy*
H ill came out Snnduy Io Ih e ir cubln
* observation under local conditions P hoenix grange of Jackson county
M ake Application to
,
h it (be I iig ld u n d mine and ulso
than if many were try in g Io c a rry w ere judged best in th e ir sections
On Oregon Farm *
| railed til Iht* home of Mr. mid Mr».
out a lo t o f scattered In d iv id u a l and they w ill produce th e ir one-act
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Attend
C
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Camp
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George l.anre. O llie r culler» were
teat», grow ers here believe.
plays at the State conference before
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Mr. mid Mr». L lo yd M ille r, K o w lu n il j
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m any delegate* from o ther counties
and P h y llis , w ho eume out fo r the
Oi»ea»e C o n tro l Cnderiaken
Vancouver Barracks. Wash., Mar. i
Rural Recreation to Be
w ho are going largely to study the
( lly Mr*. M arlon Lance)
■ evening.
i Kl — Gump llu r lh u r l, mecca fo r t C LATS KA N IE — An a b o rtio n c
Streeced at Conteience methods and results of ru ra l recrea­
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¡hundred» o f Oregon unti W ashing- I Iro l program In th is section o f C.n
tion and dram atics w ilh the idea o f
». In fo rm a l lions -w ri iln u
^ r * ' *,oy T oinpkln» fro m D iv ie n i ton high school yo u th * d u rin g the lum bla county has been started by
’ i*lli(;ils o f Im p ro vin g com m unity M a rlin g the program in th e ir eoun-
held Mun ii IH and ' 111“ id ' l i * i a *’ *un*****,’ n orchard wi.s in Grant» annual CHIzcna* M ilita ry T ra in in g the dairym en w ilh the coo, ra tio n
t n lcrtu in m c n l throughout ru ra l see-
next year.
i,*_r l l l In Ml*»...
s: 111» " 1 i* U I '0** •’’rld a y on business.
I Camp, again w ill have a quota n t of C ounty agent George Nelson.
T h is is but one phase, however, o f
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¡800 students, and Jackson c o u n ty ’» ' D airym en report severe losses from lio n s p a rtic u la rly w ill be given a
, 11-<st place on Hie com ing Ihe three-day conference on home
d ell Jacobs on (lie P acific highw ay
Mrs. L lo y d M ille r anti daughter quota w ill be IO, it was annotincefl , lid s disease, noi o n ly in loss of
west o f G olii H ill. Prfenils were In*
th ir d annual Oregon conference on , interests w h ich w e ll take up many
P h yllis, »peni Saturday ut Ashland , today by a u th o ritie s under direction ¡calves but reduced production, so a
vile ,I camp
Io visit
new
auto
Por th e
a ir num
ber »lore
o f c ami
r s |W *,ere *,<r daughter
Ib e . o f B rigadier-G eneral Stanley II. j hearty response was had Io a pro hon— interests at Oregon State col- ¡econom ical m ailers related Io homes
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0 I«« A, «il I. T his phase «luring th is period of fin in« i d
care o f a »peduli»!.
l o rd as the tin r.tid e n ro llm e n t cam- P -sal „ c a rry thro u g h a testing p ro
p.
w j(| r(.;t( ,, j|#
k ■ streM .
rU arc .hat many hom e-
they
owned
and operated the j
palgn was launched.
«ran, this year The w o rk w ,II p ro
! m nU fr,
coroniuntty ,ea<|e,s w ill
h e lla Cafe al (io b l H ill. The firs t I
I he
( j
I *d
c camp lid s year w ill run fro m j | bably extend tln o u g h Ihe
lb< M aygcr,|
w in n in g one-act plays : attend one county, re p o rtin g that a
o f Ihe year they h u ili Ihe p re s e n t! M inor School to O pen
c
A 1 !J » i t
llliic 23rd Io J u ly 22nd. ami as was Quines ami M arshland d istrict'.,
! fro m Lane ami Jackson county In chartered bus w ill b rin g ils dete-
store and moved Ihe fix tu re s a n il!
Foots Creek
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¡f«:e fin a l contest fo r slate honors.
gates.
quota w ill be fa r over-
A lfa lfa F e rtiliz e rs T rie d
e n ro lle il. and Ihe a u th o ritie s ' hurd
R E D M O N D - An " labor.it
e rics ,
r« 5 K H
csl jo b w ill he Ihe necessity o f r e - , o f a lfa lfa fe r tiliz e r lest , has been
O. D. Adams o f Salem, slab* ilir -
fusing applications from deserving arranged fo r th is *.ca:,mi on the
Mrs. V id o r Birdseye from here eelor o f vocational cd tic a lln ii. i r r l v -
youths w ho have applied l«a, late. E. L. Davis fa rm w here a new al-
in d Mrs. David McLaren of Ito g u c ' c,l hi M edford last week Io rom -
T h c rc are already 14 a p p lic a tio n s , fu lfil tr a d has been divided in to .<>«
lllv e r had charge o f the firs t food p lr lr arrangem ents fo r opening o f a
sale he’ll ul P ru itt? store In Itoguc ’ school in m in in g In stru ctio n s hi Ihe fro m Jackson e ounly on file , w h ic h I »ere plots fo r Ihe lest. One p'o* J
arc a p a ri o f a to ta l o f 53.T so fa r I w ill he given s iflfu r al Ihe rah' < f !
B lv r r Iasi S nlurduy, g iv rii by
the eounly, lie appointed a comm ittee
received. Most o f these e a rly r e - j 30 pounds an acre. A nother w ill get i
Home Extension tin«’ o f Ihe ("v* • Io e n ro ll members in a free course
quests fo r admission Io the 1033 la m lp la slcr al tub pounds per acre |
club fo r Ihe ta in m ic
o f ra' 'eg in p la ce r m illin g , panning and r e - ,
camp are fro m students w ho attend- , in Ihe spring. A th ir d w ill receive
funds Io send a delegate Io Ihe e v e r y o f gold. B cg islra tio n s are I *•«1 the camp last year o r in a fo rm e r such an a p plication o f land ■'lis te r '
home Interest conference al Cor- being receive«! al the Medford i
year.
io the spring and an equal amount !
va llis Ihe Inst o f March. Itogue i Cham ber o f Commerce, w h re the i
E a rly applicants fro m Jackson b e fore Ihe second cuttin g , w h ile a
D ive r Is Ihe firs t d u b In the ro u n - Southern Oregon M ining assoeiu- '
eounly are: S tuart C hisholm . Gobi fo u rth w ill gel sup r phosphate .4
ty to make an e ffo rt Io raise money lio n has its
headquarters H ill.
and I.in
ih slcv
e!
B. Dor,nun. Gold H til, i the rale o f P hi pounds an arre. An I
Only a short time in which to
Io d e fra y the expense o f a dele* | class Is expected Io open th is week. I
A lbert C. Gaddis, Medford, A rn o ld u n fe rtilis e d check p in t w ill h-
gale Io attend Ihe meeting. A nother ‘ G ivin g o f in s lrtirtio n s Io Ihe 1000,
do your Easter shopping.
K. H orton. Gobi H ill. W a lle r B. kept. C ounty agent fiu s Hagglund is
lood sale w ill he held next S .d u r-« persons, now
seeking th e ir K liv
in g in M
t edford. M arlon K. B le b -1 assisting in Ihe test.
indred
day, March 25.
Ihe m ountain
regions. Is expected h>
.
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enable m any m ore o f Ihe,,, Io
«r.lM.n Sam, V a lh v. Jack U Sam-
It wili pay you to come in and
Cri»nson Clover Show s Prom ise
Seherer.
W ord bus been received from 1 come self-sustaining and H up , I o ' ucls, Phoenix. Eugene
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W. Shaver,
look over our new Spring
Mr, unit Mrs. Max lle sw le k of Pick-1 lesson Ihe im em ploym enl problem Phoenix,
as a possible cover er«m. p a rtic u ­
cits a iiln camp, w'lio are al High feeing Ib is eounly. T h e re are al Gold H ill. Charles II. Sudlh, I’ hoe-
la
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fu
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nul
orchards,
lias
shown
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land Park, C a lifo rn ia . Hull they es­ this time tmo persons o u i o f H « M l|” i \ . l ’ “ " > S' , S ,“ h;'r
exceptional prom ise this year in
caped
in ju ry d u rin g the reeenl m in in g , w ho are m aking enough lis (.. V incent, M edford. W a lle r J.
lim ite d tria ls in Y a m h ill eounlv. In
earthquake. Also Miss L ulu Biles, money Io avoid asking aid fro m the Young. Medford.
one fie ld visited by In te r, st."I nut
General
F
ord
has
appointed
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apt.
daughler o f Mr. and Mrs. John eounlv. They are m in in g fo r Ihe
grow ers it was found that the «-rim-
Biles w ho is em p,lived id a b e n d y most part in a very crude manner, C arl V. T engw ald, M edford, as
son clover came through Ihe v.i«,!'
p a rlo r ul l.ns Angeles is among Ihe Ihe association members staled yes­ chairm an o f Ihe e n ro llm e n t p ro ­
and
ever,
gram fo r Jackson eounly. and Ihe w ith o u t freeze in ju ry
fo rtu n a te one.»
terday, nud even then m aking mon­
campaign w ill be ca rrie d on in co­ started to g ro w by H ip firs t week in
ey. I f th e y are in stru cte d in Ihe
F ebruary. Late freezing failed Io
Mrs. Mabel M ark, county agent easier processes o f Ineallng and re ­ operation w ith Ihe eounlv chairm an
slop th is c n rly development.
and
his
assistants
so
ih
a
l
a
ll
details
fro m M edford called al Ihe home of covering gold, Ihe e a rn in g pow er
Mrs. E ffie Birdseye T h ursday a fte r­ o f these men w ill be greatly In ­ w ill bp com pleted w e ll ahead o f
S tra w h e rrv N'urserv Planned
noon, w h ile re tu rn in g from g iving creased, statistics available from tim e and confusion w ill he e lim i­
OBEGON C I T Y - A
s tra w b -rry
a dem onstration held at W im er. o th e r regions, w here classes have nated from Ihe process fo r Hie hoys
FURNISHINGS PRICED RIGHT
nursery w ill be started ort the fir m
Mr. anti Mrs. P ierre MeQuat w ho been e,inducted, show. Classes were aeeeplrd.
o f Emmett N'ordutund this year as I
live al the Alaska auto park w ere held in Baker and Grants Pass last
part o f the a g ric u ltu ra l program o f
also callers nl Ihe Birdseye home year and it is w e ll know n here that Food for Fam ily of
the O lney grange o f w h ic h N'ord-
d u rin g Ihe w re k.
qua „ lilie s o f gohl are com ing in
lund is a member. By having one
Five Cost* $3.94 Per
fro m Ihe h ills neig hb o rin g Ihe tw o
place in that co m m u n ity w here test
George H a rrison
w ho recently tow ns, p ra e lie n lly so lvin g Ihe unem-
W eek Say* Expert w o rk w ith m any varieties can be
G rant* P a **
Stanton Rowell, Sole O wner
bought (h r R ichm an place, has se- p lo v ilie n l problem
ca rrie d on. more new sorts may be I
ru re d w o rk on Ihe now road id
Many in q u irie s have come Io Ihe
C u„ a fa m ily o f fiv e — tw o obtained thro u g h the co u n ty agent
Ashland.
KoulHcrn Oregon M in in g association
regarding m in in g in s tru c tio n . Those adults and three c h ild re n — buy
Mrs. Beebe, w h o lives in
San le n lr r iu g Ihe classes w ill not he nsk- every item o f food fo r an adequate
Francisco, C a lifo rn ia has been here ! rd to pay anv entrance o r o ther fees diet fo r a week fo r less than «4.
re ce n tly v is itin g her husband w ho
ut to fu rn is h Ih e ir ow n pans and here in Oregon in 1933?
Believe il o r not, that is exactly
lives nrross the h ig h w a v fro m Bon- tra n sp o rta tio n Io Ihe m in in g sect­
what a new p u b lica tio n o f the
r.v's t i r i l i near the Alaska
auto ions.
home economies extension service
p a rk.
LAMB ( ’ KEEP E A S ILY MADE
1,1 O regon S tale college says can
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..................be «lone. In fact il gives prices ile n i-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Boh Cook and
huve since been operating II
al :
h e ilu Parin. T h e y ulso serve lig h t I
lunches ami have fo tin lu in s e rv ic e .:
pioyment
Problem
Ib id
t ill*
EASTER
Is April 16th
Suits $19.50 and $24.50
Shoes
$ 2 .9 5 , 3 .5 0 , 5 .0 0
H a ts
$1.95 $2.95 $3.50 $5.00
H E A T H ’S
Spring' Is Here!
SAAS O. H. ( . S P E C IA L IS T i
MACK’S SEED & F E E D STORK
514 So. mi,
O r a r t i I’as*
( .IL L BBOS. SI I DS
— E xclu sive ly —
Beil Star F e rtilis e r
S perry P o u ltry and D a iry Feeds
J. W . Copeland Y ard *
C EM EN T : LVMBF.B : DOORS
B U IL D IN G M ATED I A l. OF
A L L K IN D S
4th and <> Streets
Grants Pas»
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VALLEY CI.KANKRS
fill 1-2 East H Hl.
G rants Pass, Ore.
Phone
Suits cleaned nnd pressed
Hals .leaned nnd (docked
P la in dresses cleaned and
ed ?I.(HI
Opposite P. O.
2(50
«1.00
«1.00
press
A lim ili creep to he used in supply-
I ing young lim b s w ilh extra gra in to
hasten th e ir developm ent mav he
easily and q u ic k ly made w ilh fo u r
( moveahle panels com m only found
on any fa rm ra isin g sheep, any*
O rin M. Nelson, associate professor
¡o f anim al husbandry at Oregon
, Stale college.
One panel is made over in to a
creep panel by n a ilin g on v e rtica l
slats spaced id M i l d eight to 10 inches
, apart. Bonneting Ihe edges prevents
te a rin g the w ool o f the lambs. A
creep made o f three o rd in a ry 11-
foot panels and one creep panel
w ill give an enclosure targe enough
fo r 50 lambs as w ill be in the creep
I at the same time. It is best placed
I near a shed o r in the fie ld w h e re ve r
i Ihe flo c k o rd in a rily congregates
' «luring the day.
I
K now w hnt is going on In Rold
H ilt—Subscribe Io The News and
keep inform ed
Grants Pass Business Directory
The business and professional people of Grants Pass,
listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of this
territory in any way possible. They firmly believe that
whenever possible your home town mereliant should be
patronized, but they offer their services in addition to
those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult
them when in Grantg Pass.
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F R E E ENLARGEM ENTS
8x10 in n , size w ill, each «5.00
w o rth .,f kodak w o rk on film s
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MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE,
Grants Pass, Oregon
We Appreciate Y o u r Business
SLOVER’S
N A T IO N A L DRUG STORE
.1.
Stover, Prop.
G ,'in is Puss, Oregon
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i Fine W atch A' J e w e lry R epairing
Beady fo r you when promised
Prices Most Reasonable
B U R N ’S JE W E L R Y STORE
Grants Pass. Oregon
We Buy Old Gold
McCormick-Decrlng Farm
Im plem ents
Housewares General H ardw are
204 South S ixth Hl.— Phone 38
Grants Pass. Oregon
Let us have that subscription re ­
newal today—The Gold H ill News.
L U K E ’S SECOND H AND STORE I
Pay Cash and Save Ihe
D ifference
I
Grants Pass, Oregon— Ph. 22HJ I
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ROGUE R IV ER HAR DW AR E
GO.
S lie rw in W illia m s P ilo ts
^o|> * w e e k o ( m enus »hat
total al re ta il in C o rv a llis just
«3.94. w h ic h is less than allow ed by
most standard re lie f agencies.
Not content w ill, p u ttin g out a
theoretical lis t o f foods fo r a week.
Inis p u b lica tio n , p re p ,re d ia ig e ly
by Lucy A. Case, extension n u tr it­
ion specialist, contains actual men­
us fo r an e n tire m onth on this
basis, w ilh com plete recipes fo r nil
the dishes listed in them.
W h ile Ihe menus and re cip e s;
were gathered in to b u lle tin form
in Ihe b e lie f that m any self-sus­
ta in in g fa m ilie s faced w ith Ihe ne­
cessity o f d ra s tic a lly c u rta ilin g ex­
penditures, w ill fin d them useful.
“ A th r if t program im plies fu ll
value fro m any investment,** say
Ihe authors. ‘ ‘In lim es o f p ro sp e rity
it may include spending fo r m any
values, w h ic h , though unessential,
add riehness to liv in g . In lim es of
economic stress a t h r if t program
consists o f g e ttin g a ll essential v a l­
ues w ilh little fin a n c ia l investm ent.
"T h is b u lle tin is to aid in m ain­
ta in in g a desirable standard o f liv ­
ing
w ilh
little
expenditure of
money bul w ilh a ve ry substantial
investm ent o f the home-makers’
lim e, a b ility , s k ill and interest.’’
T h is menu anil recipe b u lle tin ,
w h ich is free Io Oregon citizens,
is hut one o f a series o f pamphlets
and circ u la rs published recently
to help Oregon home-makers in
saving safely. O thers deal w ilh
economical school lunches, Ihe use
of powdered skin, m ilk in the home,
how to make Am erican cheese nl
home, m aking homemade soap, nnd
w ild spring plants that are palat­
able as greens.
Dr. I. H. Gove
DEFENDABLE
DENTISTRY
D E P E N D A BLE M ERCHANDISE
nt Ihe lo'west ibices coivsislenl 1
w ilh quality.
H E A T H ’S MEN’S WEAR
G rnnls P a s s ............... Oregon
235 En»l M a ir
Rhone 872-.I
MEDFORD, OREGON
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and Laster
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is Just Around the Corner
E A S T E R C O M E S O N A P R IL 16th
L,
CANDY
The Easter Bunnies must have been hard at work to create
the gorgeous candy eggs we are showing this season. They
are lavishly decorated outside, and inside—Oh, Yummy!
Easter Baskets
See our fine line of Easter Baskets. The Baskets are larg­
er, better made and nicer colors than shown before.
Prices 2 for 5c, 5c, 10c & 15c
Remember we have welcome gift» that carry a message in
keeping w ith the day itself.
C & B Economy
Cheapest and Best
Grants Pass, Ore.
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