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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1933 Opening Day Crowds A t State Fair Break Records Foots Creek News Expenditures for miscellaney Rigid Testa for School Bua and Drvera Ordered p,ie“' o,her “rtkle’ were ua ana isrvera vraerea For “nd } ou,bt |h>( <fu((|ed sup- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ---- ----- the Department of -------- the Interior, Cen ' — camps, and were sent to th e ir, ai ' — ‘ ,<o*etturjl’ Ure- gon, , Augusl r st 14th, 1933. Rigid enforcement of the traffic homes, mostly in Illinois and Mis N O T IC E is hereby given that rules and regulation» covering I «¿¿77’ ’«33«« was spent in railroad Mary K. Sollee of Beagle, Oregon, school busses, has been d -tiJed | areg’ Salem, Orc., Sept ft -Oregon*« burguined for in thrills. The sight who, on December 23, 1929, made (By Mrs. Marlon Lance) upon by the state police ami the | Homestead entry Serial, No. 018890, 72nd annual State Fair g>>l off to a of seeing two men drop through district attorney’s office. All school for S ttS W fc Sec. 27 and N W % N W - ilyintf start here tilt* week, with space bus been too much for several HOARDER D EA D LIN E SET ’4 . Section 34, Township 34 S., Range busses w ill be inspected before the l.ubor Ihiy crowd« selling a new women's ectalors and first uid lias FOR SEPTEMBER 18TH 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed Mr. and Mrs. Henry M iller of opening of school, or as soon there attendance record. The holiday date had to be administered. notice of intention to make final Grants Pus« moved lust week to the after as possible. and 11 twenty-five cent admission to Jim MeCleave and his highly-ed place formerly occupied by Mr. The United Stales treasury de three year Proof, to establish claim Hie last legislature passed a la v, partment last week extended until to the land above described, before the fairgrounds aided in breukiiiH ucated horses continue to th rill ut and .Mrs. L. I,. Smith near Kiviera Victor A. Tenawaid, U. S. Commis old-time mark«. ti big free nlg'd Gymkahana. Auto park. They have sold their requiring that all rchool busses September 18 the deadline when sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the The presentation of the world'« .Special liglds have made the grund- home and Service stution on north have a sign, front and rear, bear lierions in possession of gold coin, 23rd day of Sept, 1933. Claimant names as witnesses: largest bouquet was attended by sland and surroundings a» bright as Sixth street, und bought a farm on ing the words "School Hus,” in let bullion or certificates must report thousands with many more clamor daylight. Sandwiched In between Applegute which they have rented, ters six inches high and in a color their holdings to the government Herman T . T u rrill, E. A. I.anipman, Martin Webb, and Roy Jain, all of ing to art into tile Aitrlenlturnl McGleavc's acts have been three and plan to muke their home here. making them plainly visible. The under President Roosevelt’s latest Beagle, Ore. building. .Mr«. Julius I.. Meier re steer riding. Cow hands from all Mr. M iller was raised on Foots signs can not be written or paint anli-gold hoarding order. The pre H am ill A. Canaday, A17-S14 Register. ceived the binii|uct from J. (I. Holt sections of the west are here for creek by his grandparents Mr. and ed on a board or piece of paste vious deadline was September 12. board, but must be plain, legible, of Eugene, chairmun of the board these nightly contests. Special additional extensions up Mrs. Robert Cook at the braper neatly printed, and of durable N O T IC E FOR PUBLICATION of Agriculture. More than 25,000 watts more of postoffice. Io October 12 are authorized. Forms finish. Exhibit» thi» year also set a new 'igtil have made the midway, from for making returns w ill be avail Department of the Interior, General The regulations also require tha' able al the treasury, federal reserve Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. high mark. A new Interest »eemed lie grandstand building to the ma- Mrs. G. II. West of Medford spent the door be under the control of August 14th, 1933. hinery building, one dazzling to premeate every department of several days lust week w ith her the driver, so the child passengers banks anil offices of internal reve N O T IC E is hereby given that the fair. fairyland. The carnivals are more nue collections. Frederick W. Sollee, S r, of Beagle, mother, Mrs. Pauline Wuhl, return can not often it, and cause accident •rowded than ever. And then, of course, every aft Oregon, who, on May 24th, 1930, ing to her home Sunday evening. hazards. ernoon so fur hu» seen capacity made homestead entry, Serial, No. Her daughter Pauline Champlin: School busses are required Io COUNTY 4-H TEAAM coui|>etltlve rodeo event»— brow Navy Quota Calls for AT STATE FAIR 019098, for N E ttS W K and N W % - visited relatives during the week ut j I nve brake« in perfict c< ndition, SE%, Section 27, Township 34 S , riding, bull-dogging, and Hrahama 8C Recruits Each Month El Ora ranch. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. i windshield wiper, m irror, and oth Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, home demon Range 2 W , Willamette Meridian, crowd» ut the horse race«. W ith has filed notice of intention to Piekeb who are spending the sum er standard equipment, including a pari-mutuel wagering being tried make final three year IVoof, to The headquarters office for Navy mer at Diamond l.ake called on solid runnirg board in good con stration agent, left Sunday morn establish claim to the land above at the fairgrounds, interest has ran ing (or Salem, where she is spend recruiting fur the Washington-Ore Mrs. Wahl Thursday. dition. before Victor A. Teng- high. T h rillin g ruces liuve been ing the entire week judging 4-H described, gon district, locuted in Portland, wald, U. S. Commissioner, at Med The driver of the scho >1 bus must won and lost, w ith a long-shot home economics team demonstra ford, Oregon, on the 23rd day of nas recently announced that after Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C arr ami son secure a chauffeur’s license, pass coming in first every once in September, 1933. i long period of restricted recruit Allen who have spent the past year H.e driver’s license requirements, tions at the state fair. She was ac Claimant names as witnesses: awhile for a large pay-off for the ing, they arc now assigned a quota with Mr. and Mrs. C. Carr during and stop at all railroad crossings, companied by her mother, Mrs. Ida Herman T. T u rrill, E. A. Lampman, lucky ticket holder. Sweeney, and the 4-H judging team of about eighty men each month for big fathers illness left Wednesday v hen carrying passengers. Martin Webb, and Roy Jain, all of The parachute race preceding Un of Ashland that placed first at the Beagle, Oregon. the next several months. for their former home al San Fran Captain I.ec M. Bov.r of the state horse racing has been more than county 4-H club fair. This team— n 7 e iz Ham ill A. Canaday, After the almost complete luck cisco, California. police said all school busses In Register. Lorraine Lacy and Nellie McLane A17-S14 of vacancies duries the past several service, “w ill be given close scrut completed in the state home econom W. G. m m OP. M. D. months, this sudden cull for a large Ed Koster met with an accident iny and inspection, because in case SEE THE Physician and Surgeon ■ umber of men opens up a field of Sunday forenoon at the Clay Riles of an accident, iher“ are too manv ics judging contest on Monday. They were guests of the 4-H club build NEW FALL HATS ■pporlunltv to many that have felt place where he was breaking a children at stake.” At becker's Drug Store— Mon., M. A M. DEPT. STORE, Medford ing Monday and Tuesday, and re 'hat the chances for a naval career horse he had recently traded for. Roth the state polic- and Dis Wed.. F r l d | \ 0 t i l 7 p III. I Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Remodel Medford office: Jackson County were closed to them. The recent ue- A pari of the bridle broke and Mr. trict Attorney Codding asked for turned to Ashland Wednesday. The Bring this ad and get 10% dis bank building eisions of the government to main Riles and Mr. Koster were thrown the cooperation of bus drivers and girls ar? members of the cooking count on your purchase. club of Washington school, Ash tain the national defense ut its from the wagon. Mr. Koster suf school boards, in observance of the ♦ land, lead by Mrs. Paul K. Taylor. highest peak of efficiency, with a fered a broken rib and also receiv- -egulations. I W. P. CHISHOLM. M. I). minimum expenditure, for safe eo several bad bruises. He was SEE J A Y V IL I.E PIO NEER CALLED General Practitioner guarding the interests of the coun taken to Dr. Cary at Rogue River by GABLE PLAYS GA M B IER EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE TO LAST REWARD try hus roused this sudden increase Mr. Riles. IN STARRING F IL M , COMPANY Phones Office 10. Res. 9-1. n enlistments. flold H ill. Oregon NO MAN OF HER OWN' W illiam Hacker of Jacksonville, for Furniture Moving ng , A Storage a The Portland office accentuates Richard Turpin and friend In i Fruit Hauling — a ’ he requirements for enlistment, Grigsby of Medford have returned a resident of Jackson county for ♦- Phone 315 No Man of Her Own,” a dramatic „early fifty years, died early F n - Medford, Ore. I SJ namely: an applicant must be a from spending a week al huckle bisenscs of Women and Children story of a gambler and his women, ,lay Inorning af the Jacksonville United States citizen, be between berry mountain above Union creek. A. A. Mc BRIKN. M. D starring (.lark (table and featuring sanitarium, following a long illness. the ages of seventeen and twenty- Physician and Surgeon Carol Lombard and Dorothy Mac- He was gg years old, a native of i Reception room with b r. Gove ■ four inclusive, must have at least a ANY TIME Mrs. Max Milter anil aunt, Mrs. J. ltaill, w ill be ihe attraction at the California. I Phone 872-J 235 E. Main 1 grade school education, be of up C. Eenlason who have spent (he past * heaire beginning Sunday. j j , r. Hecker made his home in the Medford, Oregon standing character, must have no Iwo weeks with Mr. und Mrs. M. C. The story deals with the adven- Applegate section the greater part dependents, have a clear police and Boomsluiter, left Thursday for their Children 10c tures of Babe Stewart, card-sharp of his Iife. He is survived by one juvenile court record, must he a b le ' homes at Carson. Washington, and r nnd confidence-man. V ith ihe atd sister, Mrs. Myrtle Grugg of Cottage Saturday Only, SepTTT 'o pass the required physical and Portland. They were accompanied of Dorothy Mackaill, Grant Mitchell Grove. Zane Grey’s “Mysterious Rider” mental examinations and br able by Mrs. Millers sister beili Boorn- und I auly Ellis, he lures wealthy Funeral services were conducted Saturday Only, Sept. 9 Io supply references as Io char- sluiter who w ill visit at Carson und men into poker games and easily Sunday afternoon at two o’clock a' Sunday, Monday, Sept. 10-11 ncler. Yakima. Washington, and Portland. trims them of their bank rolls. Bul j , he Log Town cemetery near Rucil and “NO MAN OF HER OWN’’ A great many young men who this hard, love-’ein-and-leave-’em Clark Gable, Carole Lombard have npplied and were unable to Mrs. Effie Birdseye acted as chap gambler gels himself into trouble Reverend W. R. Baird of Ihe Med ford First Christian church offic enlist due lo lark of vacancies, may eron for a party of twelve young Tues. Wed.. Sept. 12-13 when he tries to walk out on D or iated. with the Perl Funeral home now find this field of opportunity people of the community the first of “RACKETY RAX” othy as he has walked out on count in charge. Victor Mcl.aglen, Greta Nissen | "A Service Station for opened up lo them. Any young men Ihe week when a weiner roast was less women before her. She threat desiring further information con held at Galls creek. Il being Mrs. the Farmer” Thursday, Friday, Sept. 14-15 en« to go to the police and Gable SAVE $1.00 cerning enlistments in the Navy Birdseye’s birthday, Phyllis Miller “COHENS AND KELLEYS leaves town. 409-411 “G” St. should see their postmaster or the and Lorraine Tnntpkins baled IN TRO UB LE” He happens to go to a small town Grants Pass, Ore. Now is Ihe time to subscribe for rerruiiing officer in the V. S. Court eake for a surprise. Ice cream was Geo. Sidney, Maureen O’Sullivan called Glendale and there meets The Gold H ill News. U ntil Septem i House at Portland. Oregon. ■ Iso made for the occasion. Saturday, September 1ft-"“ ” Carole Lombard. On a gambler's ber 16, $1.00 a year, new or re chance, he marries her and lakes newal. Regular price is $2.00. Be Tim McCoy in “Fighting Fool" Harry Short of Lake creek bul her back to New York with him. In Continuous Shows Sat. and Sun formerly of this community spent tending to give her a good time amt sure to take advantage of this big D aily Mat. 1:45 Eve. 7:00 p. m. Sunday night with Clyde Martin of then send her home. But he falls in saving. Birdseye creek. He is returning The business and professional people of Grants Pass from a two months prospecting trip love w ith her— a siluation which seriously complicates his mode of listed in this directory ar£ glad to serve the people of this in Curry county spending most of living. territory in any way possible. They firmly believe that his time near Port Orford. R oxy 15c Star Seed Grocery Co. Grants Pass Business Directory whenever possible your home town merohant should be patrorfized, but they offer their services in addition to those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult them when in Grants Pass. ROGUE R IVER HARDW ARE CO. Sherwin Williams Paints McC.ormick-Deerlng Form Implements Housewares— General Hardware 204 South Sixth St.— Phone 38 Granta Pana. Oregon Contracting Repairing Phones: Shop 137 Res. 574J BUI,LOCK E LE C TR IC CO. Success follows service I Motors Pumpa 217 N. «Ih St. Grants Pass, Ore. During the month of August D « r -i .,$140,000 was spent bv the CCC Mr. and Mrs. Byron W ard and tcrs ,his rtistricl. inc,ud. children K ent»-h and Nonna l e e ; . sa, arje, , o , hp repruj , VALLEY CLEANERS | «11 1-2 East H St. who have lived in Gold Hill fo- Grnnts Paaa, Ore. several months have moved to’ the Opposite P, 0 . Phone 280 Subs cleaned and pressed $1.00 home of Mrs. W ard’s parents Mr. Hals cleaned and (docked $1.00 amt Mrs. Daniel Biles. Plain dresses cleaned and press ed $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Shultz of Oroville, California, rolled on Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMerrlck Thursday. They ) Fine Watch A Jcwulnp Repairing were so well pleased with southern Ready for yftu when promised Oregon they plan lo return later. Prieea Most Reasonable HUHN’S JEW ELR Y STORE Grants P a u , Oregon We Buy Old Gold F r a n k lin ’s C afe Quality Foods Soft Drinks Beer on Draught Next to Craterian — Medford Oregon Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE REASONABLE MEDFORD, OREGON CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS Building Material of All Kinds PAINT SPECIAL $1.25 Gallon 4th and G Streets Grants Pass, Ore. z ! ____________ » .. . v j - v . _____ . ,_____ percentage of which is sent home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Boling and family, Wallace. Bctlv, Alice, Shirlv Georgia spent Thursday at Grants | Pass and also cnloved » picnic in the park. Mrs. Lloyd Miller gave a birth day dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday of her husband and I.. !.. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boomsluiter and son Nelson Lee of Grants Pass were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Boomsluiter. Betty Jean Rurkhnrt and Maxine Mngerie of Rogue River spent the week end nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion I.nnce. Dr. I. H. Gove J. W. C o p e la n d Y ard s $140,000 AUGUST EXPENSE OF CCU Miss Sara Thiehe accompanied bv her sister from Eagle Point called Mrs. Edward Guetzlaff Friday. DEPENDABLE zTYie figures ns compiled by Lieu tenant Robert T . Frederick, dis trict ndjutant show that $82.000 was paid in salaries to ihe CCC boys, and $36,500 for food. Pay for of ficials. doctors, elc, totaled $8500. T hey m ake fa n o’ the / a y Tfhat tr ie s blawin’ oat the lifht before tfoin’ to bed. B u t I’m e-tbinkin* that bird has lust as much brains as the fella who says he can ran his business wrthoat Advertisin' M t fo® The Jackson County Building & Loan Association formerly on North Central Avenue IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN ITS NEW HOME AT 126 East Main Street, Medford New Modern Offices for Convenience of Our Client* MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Visitors Are Invited to Inspect Our New Location DENTISTRY Office with D r. McRrlen, M. D. 235 East Main Phone 872-J MBDFORD, OREGON A/so Home of Boggs & Bengtson Law Office and First Insurance Agency
