n r e f*«1» GOLD
HILL MEWS THURSDAY,
MAY
18, 1933 .,
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Foots Creek
News
(By Mr». Martoa M ae»)
The Foot* crack Sunduy school
observed it* rigidli uiitilvrrxury Sun
day. An all day meeting wax held
with a Ituakrl lunch at noon. There
were 53 present (or the dinner, Rev.
and Mrs. I). I). Itundull of Medford
met with US. They sang three numb
ers and Mr. Randall spoke. Dorothy
Smith played a saxophone solo with
PbylUs Miller at the piano, and
Donald Elliot played severul num
bers on his banjo which were great
ly enjoyed. It wus also u furrwell
lor Mrs. I.. I-. Smith and family who
are leuving soon for Medford. Mrs.
Smith has been our very efficient
superintendent for the past four
years with almost a perfect attend
ance. She was presented with a
pyfrx casserole as a token from the
Sunday school.
and moved to the Bill Nye mine on
(¡alls creek last full to lie watch
man, are now living near Fort
Jones, California, where Mr. Sarg
ent und his cousin Bert Sargent of
(iold H ill leased pro|ierty six weeks
ago. They were placer mining, but
ure now working in q uarli on the
same property. They plan to Install
a small mill.
From l h» Gold H ill News of
May 24. I »07
S u p u s e —
Bay Biding and two sons Floyd
Blley Hammersly, Gold
Hill's
and Earl of Central Point were hustling real estate agent was at
visiting Sunday nt the home of Mr.
Medford and the county seat on
and Mrs. (.ester Boling.
business this week.
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A Bank A ccount
Puts You In Step
From every section of the country come cnccuraging
reports that business is surely swinging around into
better “trade winds.” Commodity, prices have
strengthened on a broad front. That is conducive to
buying. The ultimate end is greater employment.
As the improvement cycle reaches you let it find you
prepared with the sound foundation which a good
banking connection can provide.
First National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON
Conger Funeral Parlors
MEDFORD
OREGON
FROM OUR FILES
26 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Elliot and
Mrs. John Cameron, whose life
son Donald who spent the past
was despaired of the forepart of
week with Mrs. Pauline Wahl, came
this week is now much improved.
up Monday for a slay at the Bob
Cook cabin. Mr. Cook Is kept quite
J. W. Hayes has his new building
busy nt his machine shop recently
built on his property in (iold Hill. on the South side about completed
and ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Oscar Joelson is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Biles
who brought their grandson Leon
Martell Joelson home with them
two weeks ago when they returned
home from a visit at Bosehurg. Mr.
Joelson is spending some time In
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Medford on business in regard tc
The Civic club of Itogue Hlver highway work.
entertained the mothers of the c o in -,
munity with an afternoon tea F rl- j Mrs. Anna Myers of Ashland call
day at the community hull. Itev. J. ed on her niece Mrs. Lloyd Miller
W. Hainan of the Presbyterian end fam ily Sunday afternoon.
rhurch of (¡rants Pass gave a spies-1
di<l talk. Those from here attending
Guy Bates who is employed nt
were Mrs. I.. I-. Smith, Mrs. Effie the dredge has an 8 cylinder Ford
unit Victor Birdseye.
ioa«lsler purchased last Mondny.
The dredge has finished the proper
Oscar ('lark who has been em ty form erly owned by John Short.
ployed at the Messenger saw mill Mrs. M. Hosmer and Grant Mat
<,n the left fork of Fools creek for thews and Is now working on the
Ih r past three and one half years, former Mattis ranch. The recent
pussed away in Gold H ill Thursday rains hnve bren a great help to
morning. Death was due Io a stroke. their water supply.
Funeral services were held nt the
Mrs. Hichnrd E. Blankenburg of
Medford cemetery Saturday after
Gold H ill called n, the home of Mrs.
noon.
Effie Birdseye Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. D. A. McDonald of Callahan while returning from Grants Puss
California, is visiting her husband on businrss.
who lives near Riviera Auto P a rk .:
L. L. Smith spent Sunday at Ash
Mr. McDonald is employed at the
land as the guest of his mother Mrs.
dredge.
II. E. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Biles and
daughter of Long Beach, California, $5.00 License Fees Go
arrived Sunday for a two weeks
On Sale N ext Month
visit with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Biles.
Changes in automobile license
I fees and salient points in a car reg-
M onard Hopficld of Portland | Istration procedure are set forth in
was an over-night guest Saturday i letters to be sent this week to 250,-
et the home of his cousin Mrs. Effie , 000 Oregon motor vehicle owners
Birdseye and fam ily while on his | by Hal F.. Iloss, secretary of state,
in preparation for the renewal seas
way to Ashland on business.
on.
A flat rale of $5.00 for all private
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sargent who
lived nt the l.nnce brothers mine passenger cars for the half year
two years where he wns employed starling July 1, 1933, and subsequent
annual fees of $5.00 are matters of
particular interest to motorists this
year. The 1933 legislature author
ised a reduction in fees effective for
the half year and a change to a cal
endar-year regslration system starl
ing January 1. 1934.
Applications for licenses may be
SA V E
sent in at any time and plates or
your health and teeth. At these
sheriffs' temporary permits w ill be
prices you can afford to have
released by mail or at the various
your dental work done now.
registration offices on June 15. All
applications
on file in the secretary
Extractions a* low aa
I .50
of state's office nt Salem by May 27
Silver Fillings aa low aa . 1.04
w ill be included in a drawing for
Cement Fillings aa low aa 1.00
low license numbers Io be held on
Porcelain Filling aa low aa 1.00
that dale. The practice of eliminat
Gold Crowns as low aa . 5.00
ing assignments of special numbers,
Platea aa low aa .......... 15.00
adopted two years ngo to expedite
release of plates, w ill be followed
DR. R. D. COE
404 Medford Center Bldg.
again this season but all advance re
PHONE 340
MEDFORD
quests w ill be given an opportunity
for low numbers in the drawing.
RELIABLE
REASONABLE
ODD BUT TRUE
Ancient H itt ory
We are sorry to report that the
condition of Corio Masterson is still
very precarious. Lust night he suf
fered a slight stroke of paralysis.
OF THt DESIRt 10
STWY THIN,
UNBMAMCED 0111«
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Married— In Jacksonville Wednes
day, May 22nd, Claire Stiimho and
Miss Josie Story, of this city. The
bride has been a resident of this city
lor a number of years and has a long
list of friends who arc offering eon-
vratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stumbo.
They left for Glendale Thursday
where Ihry w ill make their future
home.
L. F. Gardner of Same Valley is
advertising for a blccksmith to come
to Sams Valley and open a black
smith shop. But the other resident
of that fertile section are probably
not so forgetful ns Mr. Gardner and
w ill remember that there are two
first class blacksmiths in Gold H ill
to do their work.
“Doc" Vroman is busy cleaning
up his business in town and is pre
paring to make a trip through Idaho.
H r has a brother living in Boise
whom hr has not seen for a number
of years and to visit him is mainly
the object of his trip. "Doc’’ says he
Is coming home in an automobile but
then “ Doc" was always a great Josh-
er and it is some times hard to tell
just what he means.
U. O. D A ILY G IVEN
H IG H E ST RANKING
Eugene, Ore.— Scoring a total of
010 points out of a possible 1.000,
the Oregon Emerald, student daily
of the University of Oregon, has
been given
an
"All-American"
award for excellence by the Nation
al Scholastic Press Association, with
headquarters in Minneapolis, Min
nesota. Richard L. Neuberger, Port
land. is editor, and Sterling Green,
Portland, is managing editor. Green
has been selected editor for next
year.
LEGAL
NOTICES
In the County Coart of the State of
Oregon. For the County of Jackson
In the Matter of the Estate of M. D
Jackson, Deceased.
State of Oregon
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County of Jackson
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To All Persons to Whom These'
Presents Shall Come, Greeting:
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KNOW YE, That it appearing to
the Court aforesaid, that M. D.
Jackson has died intestate, leaving
at the time of his death, property in
this State, such Court has duly ap
pointed Jumes Hayes administrator
of the estate of such partnership
property of the estate of M. D. Jack-
son, deceased.
litis , therefore, authorizes the
said James Hayes to administer the
partnership property of the estate
of M. D. Jackson, deceased, accord
ing to law.
IN TESTIM O N Y W H ER EO F, 1.
G. R. Carter, Clerk of the County
Court, have hereunto subscribed my
hand and affixed the Seal of said
Court, this 4th day of April, A. D.
1933.
G. R. CARTER,
MI8-J8
Clerk of County Court.
CHR ISTIA N SCIENCE N O T IC E
Christian Science services
are
held each Sunday morning at elev
en o’clock in the building across
from Odd Fellows hall.
Everyone is welcome.
Gold R ill Lodge No. I2 t
L a 0 . F.
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Meets every Tussdsy evening
Visitors Always Welcome
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AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 07.
Meets evtay Wednesday Night at tbe
I. O. O. F. H all. Gold H fll. Oregon
Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand.
Ethel Martin, Vice Grand.
Elinor Porce, secretary.
Lacy Mee. Treasurer.
GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C.
Meets Twice a month on tbe 2nd
and 4th Wednesdays at fhefr Club
rooms In the City Hall.
Maybelle Dotson, president.
Edith Bryan, secretary.
Madge Dorman, Treasurer.
“T H E SON-DAUGHTER" AT
the Chinese girl who sells herself
T H E ROXY T H E A TR E in the marriage auction to aid her '
countrymen.
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W. G. BISHOP, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
At Becker’s Drug Store— Mon.,
Helen Hayes and Ramon Novarro,
The finest support you can g iv e . . . . Wed.,
„
. Fridays, 5 to 7 p. ns. .
as Chinese lovers in a terrific
your Home Town paper is to say. “ I I Med,ord A *
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drama of Chinatown, are the attrac
saw your ad in the Gold H ill News.”
B
tions at the Roxy Theatre, where
"The Son-Daughter,” Mctro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer's
filmization
of the
David Belasco stage play, is to be
shown Sunday.
The business and professional people of Grant« Paga,
It is a dramatic romance of
Chinese intrigue and plots, of listed in this directory are glad to serve t ie peerateof t r a
hatchetmen and tongs, tthe struggle territory in any way possible. They firmly beneve that
of revolutionists against royalists,
whenever possible your home town mersnant should he
and the central episode is that of
Grants Pass Business Directory
KJOOOCS
patronized, but they offer their services in addhton to
those you can receive at home, and invite you to ooneuft
(hem when in Grant« Pass.
Get Your
GRADUATION
Permanent
at the
Redwoods
BEAUTY SH O P
Grants Pass
Phone 120
Redwood Hotel Bldg.
Graduation
Cards
and
Gifts
at
DEMARAY'S
Grants Pass
We Appreciate Your Business
GV L OYPR’Q
NATIO NA
DRUG STORE
| Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing
Ready for you when promised
Prices Most Reasonable
BUHfCS JE W ELR Y STORE
Grants Pass, Oregon
We Buy Old Gold
J. A. Slover, Prop.
Grants Pass, Oregon
ROGUB R IV ER HARDWARB
CO.
Sherwin Williams Paints
McCormick-Deering Farm
Implements
Housewares— General Hardware
204 South Sixth SL^Pheue 88
Grants Paso, Oregon
VALLEY CLEANERS
<11 1-2 Best H S t
■e, Ore.
ura.
Croats Paas,
Opposite P. O.
Suits cleaned and
Hats cleaned a n d ______
Plain dresses cleened
med and prom
ed 81.00
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We Take Orders
FOR
Sales
Books
for Retail Store«
HOM
HOME
R oxy
OW NED
lO c
Saturday Only, Slay 20
Buck Jones in “Sundown Rider”
Sunday and Monday. May 2 i-2 i
“SON AND DAUGHTER”
Helen Hayes, Ramon Navarro
....Tues. anti Wed” Moy"23^24
“T H E BIG T IM E R ”
Ben Lyon, Conlance Cummings,
Thelma Todd
Thursday, Friday, May 25-20
• JUOT, HAD TO GET MARRIED"
Slim Summerville, Zssu Pitts
Coming fcat. Only. May 27
Tim McCoy in "Daring Danger"
Continuous Saturday M Sunday
D aily Mat. 1 30. Eve. 7 P. M
W e have an ideal connection with one of the
beat factories in the country. W e can supply
finest quality book« and pads for any purpose
—promptly—and at low coaL You can buy
from us just as advantageously aa from the
factory — and w e relieve you o f annoying
details.
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