THE GOLD HILL NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1933
KKBKKAHS BNJOY LIN C I! AS
GIKSTS OF MESDAMES LYMAN
Mrs. Otis Johnson of Ashland was
Mrs. Win. Kinney was visiting in
visiting her parents, Mr. und Mrs.
Central Point Sunday.
Boy Cameron Sunday.
Zane Becker of Kiddle is here
Lowell Tracy has been confined
visiting his father, Abe Becker.
to his home for some time on ac
Mrs. Bob Adams of Medford spent count of illness.
Sunday with Mrs. Bob Millspaugh.
Mrs. Lowell Tracy killed a rattle
Mrs. Ella Patrick returned Tues snake which she found in her yard
day evening from Portland, where Monday,
she had been visiting relatives for
A large group of local baseball
two weeks.
Ians drove to Hogue River Sunday
Seth Coy played baseball with the to see the Gold Hill-Rogue River tilt.
Medford team Sunday against Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dungey of
burg.
Coquille were visiting relatives here
Mrs. A. M eunier w ith her baby last week.
daughter, Denise Rhea, returned to
Mrs. C. W. Martin was receiving
her home here Sunday from the
medical treatment at the Sacred
Sacred Heart hospital in Medford.
Heart hospital a few days this week.
Tom Cook returned to Dunsmuir.
A new fountain has been intsalled
California, last week with his
daughter Dorothy, where he visited by the city in front of Drake's
Grocery store.
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Riedal and son
Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Garrett of Klamath Falls were
visiting Mrs. Susie Coy Sunday.
At the regular meeting of the
Amethyst Rebekah lodge Wednesday
evening, plans were discussed for
attending the district convention
which w ill be held at Medford,
July IX The local order w ill give
the memorial service at this ses
sion.
After the business meeting, the
members were pleasantly surprised
when Mrs. Geo. I.yman announced
that lunch was ready, and all pres
ent enjoyed refreshments of hot dog
sandwiches, cake and coffee which
were furnished and prepared li*
Mrs. Lyman and her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Ernest Lyman.
Officers for the new term, which
were «keeled at the meeting May 31.
are Ethel Martin, noble grand; Mrs,
Emma Haff, vice grand; Mrs. Elinor
Force, secretary, ami Mrs. Lucy
Mee, treasurer.
CARD OF T R A N K S
We thank everyone for their
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and after the death of our
beloved w ife and mother and for
the many beautful floiwers.
— Toney Ross,
Mrs. Ruby Quakenbush,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingling of Ash
Mrs. Isis W alker,
land were visiting J. C. Ingling here
Mrs. Jessie Hayes,
Sunday.
Norman, Roy and W il
mer Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and
daughter Alice Lee and Mrs Lee
MISS TÜRNER HOSTESS
Cook were visitors in Crescent City
TO PASfT GRANDS TODAY
Saturday.
Mr. and .'¡is. M. B. Merriman, Mrs
Geo. Hammersly and Jeanne visited
Mrs. Merriman's mother. Mrs. Ma
tilda Cole in Grants Pass Friday
The Past Noble Grands rlub of
Richard Gray, who is principal
evening.
of the schools at Richland. Oregon, the Rebekah lodge is being enter
Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Miller, and returned home Sunday ant, w ill tained at the home of Miss Olive
Billy Bailey of Grants Pass, Mrs. spend the summer w ith his parents T urner this afternoon.
Walt Meisner of Glendale and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gray.
MULLIN GIRLS HAVE PARTY
A. E. Kellogg of Medford were here
Mrs. Celia Combesi went to Se
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. attle Monday to visit relatives. Mrs.
June and Janet Mullin were host
Kate Ross.
R. L. Kenaston is in charge of the esses at a birthday party Tuesday
Gold
H
ill
Auto
park
during
her
ab
Mrs. Margaret McAdams of Grants
afternoon in honor of their 10th
Pass is spending this week visit sence, and Linsley Dorman is fill birthday.
ing her sisters Mrs. Lee Cook of ing station attendant.
Their guests were Dorothy ami
Gold H ill, Mrs. Jim Smith of Sar
Aletha Betts returned to her home Virginia Ham, Virginia Centers,
dine creek and Mrs. Rose Haymond
here Sunday after several days Norma Di Ward, Beth Reed, Lau-
ot Rock Point.
spent in Central Point. Her grand- Vene Kell, P atricia Doran, Carol
Mr. Skeels was in this city Satur- mother, Mrs. Welsh returned with Ham, Ray Clement anil Betty Mul
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day from Arizona. He went on to her and w ill spend a "few days here iin. Refreshments of cake and icc
cream
were
served.
visiting
her
daughter,
Mrs.
James
the coast, near Gold Beach, where
TO FIGHT FOR
69 Jackson Boys
Given Tests, Duds,
O. and G FUNDS
For Forest Work
(Continued from page 1)
granted Oregon and California rall-
toad huge tract* in payment for
building a railroad through the
state. Terms of the grant provided
Ihut laud should be sold at *2.50 an
acre to settlers in plots not larger
than 160 acres, but Hie railroad dis
regarded this and sold huge blocks.
As result its title was virtually can
celed amt the laud taken over by the
government.
For ten years counties received
tu t tux from
these holdings und
then in I'JJti a law was passed, the
intent being, said Judge Moses, to
have money drawn from tile Culled
Stales treasury to pay counties for
the amount of tax they would re
ceive were land not federal owned
Want Law Observed.
In 1928 the controller construe«’
the act to mean that payments
should come from a separate O. and
C, fund rather than from the Irens
ury. Since the fund Is dependen
upon land und tim ber sales, now a'
a standstill, there is but the *220,
000 in the fund to pay *475.000 it
claims.
Physical examinations were given
an d c lo th in g issued I o n '.l J . u k s o n
county boys mid 24 Joacphftir
county youths before they were
sent Saturday afternoon to the Ap
plegate Clvillun Conservation Corp*
camp located at Seattle Bar. These
contingent* complete assignment):
(or I hat rump.
Processing took place nt Hie
county fair grounds, where head
quarters are located, ami the boy»
were taken to Hie rump by truel
shortly after noon.
Itudio station WCBG has been sr
up in the C. C. C. headquarters ii
Ibe idd Medford city hall, with Dot
Sbugg of l.os Angeles and Ed Grin
shut of North Bend in charge. Tin
boys communicate ull messages be
tween district headquarters, ah
San Francisco und Vancouver. Tin
station power w ill be 50 waits. Bo!
vouths hul l amateur operators' li
cense.i and are regularly enroll •»
■I embers of Hie C. C. C. army. Tli
station is established through th«
signal corps.
Tw o new ears arrived yesterday
’or official use out of the Medfon'
headqc.arlers und more trucks art
expected in soon.
Oregon counties have placed In
their budgets O. and C. ,ota's due
¡',,11. ! u, 1 d i n e r s , c g t i l . u ' » M
them this year, said Judge Moses. ,. , ,
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i--t«-»I army men from Vaneoiiv-r
and it is hoped that most of th
money ran he retained and Ihe full Barracks, have returned to their
intent of the law observed.
posts there, having been replace»! by
Their purpose is Io secure much I regular C. C. C. recruits.
needed income, anti to reineily t h
e
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injustice arising from federal hold-
which w ill become effective at the
expiration of the 00 days following
Hie close of Ihe session are of m aj
or Imporlancc, Hie majority being
uiueudatory, corrective or of a
minor nature.
The legislature m arled 4(16 new
laws, but (he most ouiportanl ones,
such as appropriation*, raring bill,
banking si<t>ervi»iuii, city refund
ing and unemployment relief, were
deelared emergencies slid became
laws upon the signature of the gov
ernor. There were 110 emergency
bill*.
Only three bills w ill be referred
by petition If ull procedure neces-
sary has been compiled with. The
four rent tax on oleoiuargrrine re
ferendum has been ussured a place
on the ballot, while petition* are
still out referring Io the grange
pawer hill ami Ibe bill to amend
ihe initiative ami referendum law.
The former would »rente a new
stale eoaimiaaion while ibe latter
would make it imperative for fil
ing of names of workers on In itia
tive and reft rendum petitions.
The legislature rtferred seven
measures: The general two per cent
sale* lax, Issuance of £103,790
bonds for new tlale power commis
sion, debt and taxation limitations
tor municipal corporation*, grand
ju r y
procedure
motllflcallon.
r° r ' ' ’
' n
-e n l a
n ld le r s
meni,
soldiers
“NO MORE ORCHIDS”
ings from the taxed lands. A meet- i
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ing to organize the fight was held:
More Orehlils,” Carole Lorn--
at Eugene Friday, June 3 with 13 of hr.nl» second Columbia picture.
will» W alter Connolly, Louise doss
the 13 counties attending.
er Hale and Lyle Talbot feature»! in
the cast, opens a 2 days' rua Sun
Gold Dredge to Be
day and Monday nt the Boxy
Theatre. The story, by Grace Perk
Operated On Old
ins, was adapted for the screen bv
Jacksonville Hill Keene Thompson. Gertrude Purcell
wrote tlhe screen play. W aller
Pluns for the operation of a large Lang ilirreted the production which
also includes in a hand-plrlteil cast
aold dredge on the old Jacksonville — Allen Vincent, Ruthelma Stevens,
hill were announced yesterday by P. C. Aubrey Smith. Arthur Houseman.
li. Lattner of Scattl-?, who. with a W illiam V. Mong. Charles Hills
crew of men, has been prospecting Mails. Jameson Thomas ami Eil I.c
the property since February to de Saint.
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fl and
sailors bonus
elimination, ami the repeal of Ihe
iNH» amendment of ibe federal eon-
«•llution. The Iasi five arc consti
tutional
amendments,
four to
«hange the slate document and the
last Io effect the I'lilted States con
stitution.
Smilin Charlie
Mjw
termine values of the ground. Assoc
he expects to set up placer mining Chisholm.
E LA IN E ROBBINS E N TE R TA IN S
equipment similar to that recently
iated
with Mr. Lattner in Ihe dredge | Income Tax Rife, Cupid
Mrs. C. J. Shorb and children
operated by the Skeels A Graham
Gin Law E ffective Soon
'With OUX
Sammy and Beverly, and Eileen
Elaine
Bobbins entertained a project arc John Larson amt Chas.
company on Sardine creek.
Huber,
both
well
known
residents
Shorb returned to LaGrande Tues group of her small friends nt a party
methods
o' d
The Oregon "gin marriage law,
Many local tennis fans have been day where Eileen w ill spend the on her fifth birthday Saturday. of Portland.
and (jropoganda
income
lax
Increases
and
lowered
Present plans cult for the opera
playing tennis on the high school I summer w ith them. They w ill stop June 3.
R o lf o'
tR
w o r ld ),
redemptions w ill he among Ihe 340
court for the past week and it is , at Salem where Patty Shorb, who
The party was at the home of Mr*, tion of the dredge by early Januury
doesn't
vounder
HOW
legislative
nets
which
w
ill
become
rapidly getting into better shape. I attends school there, w ill join them. H. D. Force and the guests were with the return of winter moisture
ith.’
o
th
e
r
lialf
Hvet
effective
on
June
9.
Only
a
few
of
and is Io have a capacity of 500
Tuesday afternoon J. A. Thomason
Mrs. Clarence Cook and daughter Eileen Frost. Vonnie Moore, Chas.
{-but W H Y - - ’
Ihe acts of tlhe 1933 legislature
and James Gay marked the court Alice Lee who have been vu i,ini, t o««». J«ck Force. Betty Mullin and yards daily. A large amount of
ground to be worked is in sight ami
off to standard size.
relatives here for several months, ’ Elaine Robbins. Refreshments of
is said to he in the region of un old
rake,
ice
cream
and
lemonade
were
BIG SALE FRIDA Y AND SATUR left Wednesday for Chicago, to visit
channel, possibly flowing with w at
served.
the
W
orld’s
Fair.
They
w
ill
also
DAY. 500 hats, bargain prices, 59c
er unknown years ago when- the
to *3.95; softies. 29c to 95c; dresses, visit Mrs. Cook's mother and rela
world was still in the making. This
ALL KINDS OF
tives
in
Wisconsin.
*1.00 to *5.95; shoes, *1.75 to *3.95.
LEGAL NOTICES
channel, Mr. Lattner believes, is the
The Band Box and Shoe Box. “The
source of much of the wealth found
George Stone left for Aberdeen,
store that saves you money.” Med
N O T IC E OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
when Jacksonville was a thriving
Washington,
by
stage
Sunday
from
ford, Ore.
adv
M EETING
mining town over 70 years ago. He
which place he expects to drive a
states the channel ruts through the
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carney of construction truck back to Diamond
N O T IC E IS HEREBY G IV EN Id lan«l to be worked for some distance
Kackley,
Kansas, stopped here Lake to be used on the road work
the legal voters of School District and indirations are that the use of
Wednesday afternoon for a short of Von der Hellen and Pearson, for
No. 57 of Jackson County, State of a dredge w ill he warranted, as a
visit with Mrs. Della Shaver and whom he has been employed the
Oregon, that the Annual School result of very systematic prospect
family. The Carneys, who are dis last three years.
.
meeting of said District w ill he ing. The property, acquired first
tant relatives of the Shavers, are
held al The School House; to begin from the government in 1333 by C.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Stone
were
on a vacation tour through Califor
guests of their daughter, Mrs. E. A. at the hour of 2:00 o’clock p. m. B Rostel, deceased
for
several
General Line of Dry Goods and Groceries
nia, Oregon and Washington.
W ardrip Saturday evening in Med on the third Monday of June, being years, was fruitful for gold pannrrs
Roy Hammersly of San Francisco, ford. They were accompanied by the 19th day of June, A. D. 1933.
»luring the early gold rush.
a cousin of George Hammersly of their grandaughter Wanita who re This meeting is called for the pur
The equipment to be used on the ,
ths city, stopped here Saturday eev- mained in Medford
offer three pose of electing one director to h ill w ill consist mainly of a dry '
ning for a short visit. Mr. Hammers weeks spent here with her grand serve on the Board of Directors lot land dredge and w ill employ ap ■
n a
ly also invited the local fam ily to parents.
three years and one district clerk nroximately 12 men. The drc«ige it-1
to serve for one year, and the Iran
the annual reunion of the Ham
elf w ill not float on water, hut w ill j
Joel Albert Dennis and Laura saction of business usual at such
mersly clan, which w ill be held at
move about on tracks. Mr. L a ttn e r;
Belle
Blackman,
both
of
Rogue
Riv
Pine creek near Lakeview this
meeting.
fates further no stock is being of- '
er were married Sunday evening
year.
In districts of the second and 'cred for sale in the project, being ,
by Rev. M. H. Pitcher in the parson third classes the ballots shall not
E. T. HAM, Prop.
•ntirely privately financed, and was
PIANO BARGAINS— One beauti age of the Free Methodist church in
be counted until one hour after th« not definitely planned until Ihe val- ,
ful baby grand, two tiny new up Grants Pass. Parents of both the
time set for the meeting to begin ue of Ihe ground was «letcrmined. |
rights one player piano, latest de young people were present for the
U n til the count begins, any legal
A small crew, composed of Mr.
signs, Eastern Manufacturers samp services.
voters of the district shall be en Lattner, his son, Paul, Jr., and John
les, sacrifice prices, *5 delivers,
Dan McCarter, who has received titled to vote upon any busines* Stoinbaugh. the latter a former U ni- I
your old piano or other instruments
versity of Washington football star,I
word
of Ihe serious illness »f his before the meeting.
taken in exchange as first payment.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1933. is still working on the property. |
Open evenings, come in and make wife who is in Pasadina, California,
W. E. ROSS,
The men expect to leave the camp
a selection NOW— before the prices plans to leave Monday for that city
Chairman Board of Directors. in a few days, returning next fa ll.!
to
be
with
her.
Mrs.
McCarter
has
go up. Cline Piano Co, Main and
E arlier in Ihe season a large crew
been in Pasadena for the past sev A TTE ST:
Riverside, Sparta Bldg. Medford.
BERTHA COY, District Clerk.
was kept busy and for a time work- !
c
a l months, where she has a posi
adv.
PIN EAPPLE
eil day and night.
tion of assessor.
CORN STARCH
DR. MeBRIEN ESTABLISHING
Mr. Lattner is a mining man of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker have
4 package*
25c
W hole Slices
O FFIC ES IN MEDFORD long experience, having spent much
added a 20-acre tract Io their ranch
of his time In Montana, Colorado
No. 2 1-2 can ....... .. 15c
on the east bank of Rogue River
Dr. A. A. McBrien, a specialist in and eastern Oregon. He is optimis
ALBERS
north of this city, having purchased women’s and children’s diseases, tic over mining possibilities in this
the property at a recent tax sale. has recently located in Medford, region and looks forw ard to a
FLAPJACK FLOUR
TOMATO JUICE
The land is a strip running along with offices at 235 East Main street, greater development of the natural
the river bank In front of their w ith his reception room in con resources of Jackson county. His
Package
J5C
3 can* .................... 25c
property.
junction w ith Dr. I. H . Gove, den associate, Mr. Huber, is well known
along Ihe entire consl as an out
George Hammersly, who spent tist.
POST TOASTIES
Dr. McBrien is not unknown to standing bridge contractor, while
SAUERKRAUT
. Ihe first of the week with his fam
3 packu^e*
23c
1 ily, returned to the Big Applegate people of this community, having the third member of the group, Mr.
Large can ............... 10c
( country Thursday morning, where previously practiced in Grants Pass. Larson, is a mining man of long ex
H A T SPECIALS-
he is developing cinnabar claims. P rior to that he was located at perience, particularly in Colorado.
CARNATION
While in Gold H ill he and Joe Blair Portland. He has recently taken a
CERTO
post
graduate
course
in
California,
Dog
Dies
After
28
W HEAT FLAKES
g built a retort for use at the mine,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
end Is prepare«! Io give the people Years In Family—
and he took it back with him.
2 bottle* ..............
49c
Large package
17c
| BASEMENT M IL L IN E R Y
of this territory the best mediral
There is nothing unusual about
A marriage license was Issued in service they can obtain anywhere, having a pet dog, hut when a per
D EPA RTM ENT
Medford Iasi week to Oscar B. Cov and w ill be on call day or night. son has the same »log fo r 28 years
CALUMET
|
Complete Assortment
HILLS BROS.
ey of this city— belter known as
19c to 98c
D r. McBrien plnns tot build a it just about becomes a member of
BAKING POW DER
“Bud” Snider—and Mrs. Lucy Pat home in Medford and w ill he a the family. C. A. W yatt of Grants
COFFEE
ton. No details of their marriage permanent resident there.
Pass is mourning the loss of a »log
1-lb. can .................. 25c
2-Ib.
can
65c
have been learned here at Mr. Sni
which he brought there with him
M M DEPT. STORE
der is out of the city. He is the pro
Know what is going on In Gold from Oklahoma some 15 years ago
Corner Oth A Central, Medford
prietor of the Ace of Spades cafe, H ill— Subscribe Io The News and and which hod been in the family
COLD MEATS AND BUDW IESER BEER
We Do Hat Remodeling
keep informed.
for 28 years.
i ■ .a. a ■ i s > s < f l I a popular local confectionery.
Fresh Fruits and
Fine Spring Vegetables
DRAKE'S
Ham’s Grocery and Market
Groceries and Fresh Meats
Specials for Saturday
S
980 T0 $1.98
ADEL LEE MILLINERY
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