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THE GOLD HILL NEW S THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933 ul nt Medford recovering from « major operation, it w ill he ubout three week» before he 1» uble to re turn home. Foots Creek News I Relics of Ancient Race Found Near Eugene by U.O. Man State Insurance Dept. Warns People of Fakirs tion, Denver, Colorado. Sterling Association, Beverly Hills, California. National Security Association, Beverly Hills, California. National Accident Society, Spring- Held, Illinois. New Deal Burial Association, Dallas, Texas. Economic Mutual Life Association, l.os Angeles, California. Capital Stales Benefit Association, W illow H ill, Illinois. American Aid Association, South Bend. Indiana. All American Association, H olly wood, California. Policyholders Life Insurance As* sociation, Los Angelse, California. Numerous inquiries received al most daily at Ihe office of Insurance Remains of un archaic civilisation, Hop Thieve» Sentenced in existence long before the coming Commissioner A. II. Averill from At Salem, Oregon— ol the white man, liuve been dis (B y M r a. M a ria n L a n c a ) Oregon citizens concerning Ihe re Peter Bauer and Chester Coffey, covered I I I the Willamettte valley liability of certain so-called benefit in the vicinity of Eugene by Dr. L. both of Portland, who recently societies and assessment associa Mr». Effie Birdseye from here at S. Cressiuun, university unlhropolig pleaded guilty to stealing 91700 tions which offer questionable pro tended the meeting of the Civic club worth of hops from Ihe James Mc ist, und during the next few week* nt Hogue River Friday afternoon. Dr. Cressmun expects to do further Kay ranch near St. Paul, were Sat tection ut low cost, most often The Extension Unil (hut Itaa been investigation which may lead to the urday sentenced to terms in the transacting their business through meeting with the club ill the regu Ihe mails, again prompts a w arn discovery Ihut the civilization may slate penitentiary. lar meeting*, hereafter w ill use the ing to the prospective buyer that correspond to those in the North Curry County Treasurer lu ll day. The next one to be held cheap insurance is seldom of much l.ou Sargent who is well known San Jouquin valley in California. Nov. 1U at the Community hull. The here liuvlng lived ut the l.nnce i The mounds, which huve lung ex- Keachea 75th Milestone— value when Ihe actual need for pro value of milk in the diet w ill be Brothers mine for over two yeurx, cited the curiosity ol historians and E. M. Bogardus, for many years a tection arises, especially so if the hundleil by lorul leader» Mr». Ira is a patient ut the Sacred Heart unthrnjMdnglsts, are located along county treasurer and at present company issuing Ihe policy is not Phrlpx nod Mr». Muy. it w ill be an hospital at Medford. suffering from Ihe Longman Tom, Willamette and holding that office at Cold Beach, licensed to transact business in this . nil day meeting, with a covered an Injured eye. lie was cutting Calapooia rivers. They vary in size Curry county, observed his 75th slate. The commissioner’s office at dish luncheon at noon. 'Hie last of brush nt Sawyers Bur, California, from 40 to 130 feet in diameter and birthday anniversary last week. Mr. Salem is always glad to answer any ' the group of three meetings w ill be when u limb struck him in Ihe from Iwo to five feet in height, Bogardus came to the west in the inquiries as to the reliability of an j held in December when cheese in rigid eye. They hope to save his Trees that have lived and died in middle KO*. He purchased the Cold insurance company and in many | the diet w ill be taken up. Mr». .Mabel eye but the sight is lost. these mounds indicate Ihe age of Beach Reporter and changed the cases has been able lo lend valuable Muck county ugent w ill be present ( ■ the mounds ure at leust older than name to the Curry County Reporter assistance to the public in its insur- { that duy. All home maker* of the Mrs. Fred Offenbnueher und Mrs. the life span of Ihe tree». From top which he published for a number a nee problems. community are invited to attend Bertha Boyer of Applegate culled on lo bottom they ure a mixture of soil of years. Later he became clerk. Not only do these unauthorized these meetings. The Bed Cross drive Mrs. Lester Boling Wednesday. Mrs. enriched by refuse and charcoal. companies evade the payment of I w ill he in charge of the club ugain Boyer bus been visiting Mrs. Offen- taxes but they are ulso without legal Remains ut what Dr. Cressman Lincoln County School» llii» year beginning November I. jurisdiction in this state and Ore- ‘ buueher and Mrs. Bessie Anderson thinks was probably nn Indian Operating on 6-M onth B»»is— gon citizens would have to institute 1 but w ill be employed ul the None “sweat house" were ulso discovered. Schools in Lincoln county, Toledo Mr. and Mrs. W. It. I.amb who such mine for a few weeks. any suit against such a company in This wus a pit, over which Indians the county seal, are forced to do live on Ihe Old Stag) Boud east of Ihe state in which it is domiciled j piled brush for a hot fire. The In- nine months’ work in six months Gold H ill called on Mr. and Mrs. M. in case of a disputed claim. Further- 1 Mrs. Elliott Butler und two so ns''*'“» <urc for illness was to take a C. Hoomsluitcr Friday afternoon ami her mother Mrs. J. N. Parrott of sweat bath anil then plunge into due to tax delinquencies. Many oth more, in most instances, companies | er schools in the state are operating They form erly lived at Riviera Medford were Sunday afternoon cold water, it was explained. of this class are not financially able on a shorter term basis this year. to qualify w ith our laws if they s o ! Plantation Orchard. visitors at the home of M r*. Effie ----------------------------- About “financial troubles.” desired. Bir.lseye und family. 12 L IV B 8 LOST BY FIKES Grant» Pass Man Cleared Others are worse off than Because of the ambigous w o rd -: L. W. Collingwood of Birdseye j IN STATE BAST N IN E M O N TH S ' Of Blame for Death— — you. In the future adopt this ing of the policies issued, the o rd in -, (reek is al the Sacred Heart llospil- Mrs. Charles McMcrrick return policy: To SAVE REGULAR R. F. Batten of Grants Pass was ary layman is led to believe he has I ed to the Community hospital at Fires claimed 12 lives and injur- LY and IN V E S T W ISELY. Mvdford last Thursday, where she id 126 other persons during the cleared of any blame of the death of coverage which in reality is not A. W. Ross also of that city who was contained in the policy. ninc-iuonth period ending Septem may have lo remain for some lime. Cold H ill Lodge No. 126 According to Commissioner Aver T H IS BANK SOLICITS YOUB ber 30 of this yeur, the slate in shot while hunting deer last week. * I. O. O. F. it was ill the following companies are not ACCOUNT surance department announced this After an investigation Oregon Historical Society thought that the bullet that killed licensed to transact an insurance week. Meets eveny Tuesday evening Will Select Prize Essay Property loss amounted lo 61,- Ross glanced from the ground when business of any kind in this state: Visitors Always Welcome Postal Life and Casualty Insur 723,337 from 2,970 fires reported fired at a deer by Batten. “Sacajawea” has been selected by on insured property. Losses paid • • ance company, Kansas City, Mis o e e o e e o e o o e o o o « « the Oregon Historical Society as the FARMERS AND Portland Soaked By souri. were 61,499,60. AMETHYST K K IIE K A II LODC.K »7. subject for the 1934 Oregon history National Protective Association, Record R a in fall— FRUITGROWERS Outside Multnomah, Coos county Mrrts evefcv Wednesday Night nt the prize essay contest. “Sacajawea" is wus highest in actuul loss with Portland had more rainfall in Kansas City, Missouri. BANK I. O. O. F. Hall, ('.old H ill. Oregon ! the name of Hie Indian bird woman 6157,924. I.oss in Linn county was three days the past week than is Western Pacific Health Associa MEDFO RD, ORE. Ethel Marlin, Noble Grand. |w ho accompanied Lewis and Clark £107,214; Washington county 697,415 normal for the entire month of tion, San Francisco, California. in 18O4-l(i on their famous expedi and Klamath county 692,443. M ult October. The total rainfall for Sat Emma Huff. Vice Grand. Capital Mutual Benefit Associa- Elinor Force, Secretary. tion into the Northwest. Four priz nomah county's loss was $456,256. urday, Sunday and Monday totalled Lucy Mee, Treasurer. es w ill he awarded the four best Fires were most numerous in 3.12 inches. essays in the following amounts: GOBI' H IL L CHAPTER W. B. C. first prize, 660; second, 650; third, dwellings and outbuildings, 1,877 being listed in that class. Matches A"hland Man Held Meets Twice n month on Ihe 2nd 640; four!Ii, Essays may lie sub and 4th Wednesdays at their Club mitted by girls and boys over 15 anil cureless smokers were blamed Aa Extortionist— for G15 fires. Incendarism account rooms in the City Hall. Hoy L. Hughes, of Ashland, was ROUGH D R Y ..................................... per pound years and under IK years of age at ed for 33 and “unknown causes” for Rose Gay, President. arrested early Monday morning by tending uny publir or private edu 520 fires. Edith Bryan, secretary. One cent for each handkerchief. Deputy United States Marshal C. C. ' cational institution in the state of Madge Dorman, Treasurer. Wells, on a secret indictment issued Oregon. by the federal grand jury. Hughes ECONOMY WASH ........................ per P°ulld Lileruture nn Ihe essay topic may Carnegie Grant« CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE U. of O. Large Sum is charged with depositing a threat Christian Science services are be procured at most public lib ra r One cent for each handkerchief. ening letter in the mails, w ith the in held each Sunday morning ut elev ies. Free loan of books may be ob tention of extorting money from Shirts in either service finished for 10c each. EUGENE, Ore— For Ihe fifth con en o’clock in the building across tained »1 Ihe Oregon Slate Library another.” in Salem. In addition to names of secutive year the art and architec DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only 61 each from Odd Fellows hull. books. Hie nature of the information ture department of the university Everyone is welcome. desired should be included in the has been chosen as the art educa W E CALL AND D E L IV E R T W IC E A W E E K — TUES. - FR I. tion center of the west by the Car POTPOURRI application to the State Library. LEA VE ORDERS A T SHAVERS BARBER SHOP negie foundation of New York. The Other rules governing the contest W. P. G H IH H O L M , M. I). follow: ( I ) essay must not exceed American Institute of Architects H a ir a R elic O rn erai P ractition er 2000 words; (2) essay shall he ac Carnegie grant of 66.750 for an art The short downy hair that Is Phones Offfce 10, Rea. 9-L b found scattered over the human companied by a separate sheet con center on the campus has been Grants Pass, Oregon Gold H ill. Oregon body 1» thought to be the remnants taining Ihe name and post office ad awarded the university at a meeting of the shaggy covering of primitive of Collegiate dress of the w riter, the date of his of the Association man. Only animals hava hair. It or her birth, and Ihe name of Ihe Schools of Architects, according to corresponds to feathers of birds word wired last night by Ellis F. school attended; (4) there shall also and scales of reptiles, although It» Lawrence, dean of the school of he delivereil with the essay a cer atructuro la, of course, different. Service On Your tificate signed by a teacher or in fine arts, who attended the confer The porcupine'» »till quill» are structor of Ihe educational institu ence. hair. C. IS IS . W .a t . r n N « * a p « p .r Union. tion attended, stating the w riter of Gophers Poisoned in G rant the essny is a pupil or student at CANYON C IT Y — Gopher poison tending Ihe same; (5) essay must ing demonstration meetings were he delivered by mail nr in person For your convenience the Oregon Historical Sociely, held in 11 communities of Grant we have arranged for an lo Room C, Public Auditorium, 335 S. county recently by County Agent agent in Gold Hill to take W . .Market Street, Portland, Ore It. G. Johnson. Niles Sproul of Rear DEPENDABLE care of your dry cleaning. gon, not later lhan Saturday, March Valley, where poisoning w ork was DENTISTRY 17, 1934; (6) nil competitive essays carried on last year, figures that PHONE NO. 4 w ill lie judged according to their the (Miisoning crew cleaned up 80 l general merit and excellence ns well per cent of the gophers on his ranch Office with or leave your bundle at as neatness of manuscript, aeeurate and paid for the work many times j Dr. McBrien. M. D. The Gold Hill News orthography, correct grammar and over. On the Oliver Brothers’ ranch 235 East Main composition, nnd purity and clarity at Teho, on the other hand, it was : Phone 872-J NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEDFORD. OREGON of diction. fell that the work was not satisfac- , T H IS SERVICE ----------------------------- tory, If urgrnt we pay return postage, STATE GAME COMMISSION I ____ . Mr. Anderson who drive» for the Heck llukery ul Medford unil serve* this community met w ilh an acci dent near Cold H ill one duy lust week, striking n il oily spot on the ■ pavement his cur left the highwuy and turned completely over ou it* lop. Ilud he been driving ul a high rate of speed he no doubt would huve met with a serious accident. D o n ’t C r y .. L a u n d r y »S ervices 8£ F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u n d r y Dry Cleaning Dr. I. H. Gove V OFFERS H IG H E R U N IQ U E BOUNTY A bounty of «20 on cougar and $36 on wolves is now offered by i Ihe state game department, accord ing to H. L. Moreland, chief clerk of the game department. CLEANERS — DYERS Medford, Ore. Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE REASONABLE MEDFORD, OREGON ■«■» « » r Y O U R H O M E IS Y O U R CASTLE Admit only clean, conttructfv. newt by reading T H B C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE M O N IT O R A D aily New» pa p e r fo r ih e H om e I t ««vos all th# constructive world news but doe« not exploit crime and scandal. 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