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ÎHE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL » , 1934 “SELL OREGON SCENERY” DRIVE IS STARTED Had each tourist who visited Ore gon last year been Induced to slay only one day longer, this »tale's tourist rrop would liuve brought an additional W, 000.000 more than the *20.000,000 It grossed. To the end that 1934'* tourists w ill be unsiuus to stuy one or mure days longer, Charles II. Gunther, as sistant manager of the Oregon State Motor association, has launched a campaign ol "scenery salesman ship" education. Il is being con ducted in civic and service clubs, garuges, hotels and auto parks. “The welcome on Oregon's door mat has grown dusty In recent years, principally through failure of the average citizen to realize th.* tremendous economic liu|M>rtunce of the tourist crop, "Mr. Gunth e said today. "We have become so accustomed to having scenery and a vast recrea tional paradise In our hack yard.« Ihat we have forgotten to sell our slate to visitors. Every person who comes Into conluct with an out-of state visitor should suggest they slay longer Io visit one or more ol the scenic spots we know so well. " II has been the policy of the 'Motor assoc'al n il Io suggest this 'o tourists. I'nforluuatcly, this pro gram h is not always been support ed in nothing districts." Mr. Gun ther said. Coulresy is of prime iinp orlun cc . . SMART . . COOL . . COMFORTABLE : Wash Pants \ They look like high grade Flannels. - They are new ami different. • I They may be washed without $ fear of shrinkage. * TO R E T A IL AT ONLY § $1.95 *"d $2.45 : LOOK OVER THERE SUPER VALVES AT : MAKI.KNK DIETRICH W IECK'S FAVORITE Dorothea Wieck, star of Para mount's "Cradle Song,” which comes on Sunday to the Boxy Theatre, rates Marlene Dietrich us her favorite actress and Clive Brook as her favorite star. But Miss Wieck hasn't us yet seen all the American slurs in action, so occupied has she been w ilh the production of “Cradl? Song." H eath’s The first sawmill on the Pucific Coast was built bv Hie Hudson Bay company in the w inter of 1827-28 5 near Vancouver. Wash. GRANTS PASS. ORE. 6 Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner 5 In contracting tourists, he pointed out. The person who buys gasoline from ail Indifferent or discourteous gas stullon attendant w ill probubly use that gas to get out of the state as rapidly as possible as Ibe person uwuy from home Is highly sensitive 10 discourtesy. Income Io garages and gas sta tions is only a small portion in dis- Iribulion of the tourist’s dollar, however, If was explained. Only eight cents of the visitor’s dollar goes Io the garagemen. Place. such as department, focal und drug stores tuke 2<i cents of the tourists dollar. The balance is distributed to res taurants, hotels, places of amuse- inent, gnruges and service stations. It Is significant that although Cal ifornia had fewer registered tour ists (ban Oregon in ¡233 tliut slate's tourist crop income grossed far more, according to Mr. Gunther. This, he said. Is due to the intensive campaigns which have been carried on there Io give rach tourist the warmest welcome possible. The campaign l>eiiig undertaken by the Oregon Motor association this year not only includes appear ances by Mr. Gunther before civic 'lulls and other organizations bill 11 is planned to hold trainim •ehools for those persons who conic u contact with tourists so that they may sell each traveller a trip to •ome beauty spot in the district. "Sell Oregon scenery." Mr. Gun ther advised in conclusion, "Better dghways and faster cars huve speeded motor transportation so that we must make the most of every opportunity to impress our visitors with Oregon. We must in vite tourists Io make the most of Oregon's recreational facilities when we first contact them. Con vince every tourist that an extra day or more In Oregon w ill be mutually profitable.** » LEGAL NOTICES N O TIC E TO CREDITORS EYES DIFFICULT CASES Are you one of the many who are wearing glasses but hav ing difficulty; or what Is known as a G R IE F CASE? I f so consult Dr. Scheetz at our Southern Oregon office, «»«Mt East It St., Grants Pass. Taking care of grief cases is our specialty. D ra. S c h e e tz & D a v ie s C O R RECTIVE OPTOMETRY fliHI East II SI. — Grants Pass Portland Of.: 719 Selling Bldg. N O TIC E is hereby given that Mrs. Mary Chisholm was on the 7th day of March. 1934 duly appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Jessie May Cook. Deceased, by order of the County Court for Jack- son county, Oregon. All persons having claims against said Estate are required Io present them, veri fied in the manner provided by law, to the undersigned Administratrix at the Office of George Codding in the Courthouse at Medford, Oregon within six months from March 22nd 1934, the dale of the first publica tion of this Notice. Mrs. Mary Chisholm, Administratrix. George Codding, Atlorney for Administratrix Courthouse Medford, Oregon M22-A12 T each ers You can earn several hundred dollars this sum mer, and you can secure a better position and a larger salary for the coining year. Complete information will he mailed on receipt of a three cent stamp. Send for it today. Rural Schools and City Schools Summer Work and School \ ear Positions CONTINENTAL TEACHERS AGENCY, INC. 1850 Downing St., Denver, Colo. Cover* the ENTIRE United State* “Thanks for sending me so many good positions to apply for, over 30 during the first five days I was en rolled.”—An Illinois Teacher. SCHOOL O FFIC IA LS:— We can put you In touch with the very finest leachere. Our service la free to you- Smilin’ Charlie S a w Grant* Pa** Again Lead* FROM OUR FILES 26 Year* Ago From the Gold Hill News of April 10, 1008. Friday und Sulurday, April 21 and 25 has been designated a* “Cleaning Day" for Gold H ill. At the special council meeting held lust night, Dr. Sluhley set these days aside for this good purpose, and it is Io be ho|>ed that every body in (he town w ill avail them selves of the opiiortunity ol giving the place u good thorough clearing. Frank I.. Gilman, inventor of G il man's putent mining machine was in this seclion ot the country the first of the week to explain Ills ma chine Io some of those interested !n the company und to select a place for the building of necessary barg es. It is well known that (he bed of Bogue Biver is rich in fine and coarse gold, and the exposing of « 4th and G Street* Grant* Pa**, Ore. amount of gold. For the first three months of 1934, from January 1 Io March ’l l, -«¡rants Puss led all other Oregon cities in registering out-of-state ears. One thousand three hundred sixty six rars were registered at the Grants Pass Chamber ot Com merce. Ashland was second with 11443; Klamath J'alls 888; Medford 576, and Portland 506. According to the figures compil ed by J. R. Harvey, secretary of the Grants Puss Chamber of Com merce, the total state registration for March 1934 was 16 per cent greater than March 1933. The Grants Pass registration was 25 per rent greater during March of this year over March 1933. Other interesting igures compiled by Mr. Harvey show that cities on the Pacific highway registered 65.70 per cent of the out-of-state cars. The total number registered on this highway were 4632. The next highest 1138, or 16.13 per cent registered on The Dalles-Cal- ifornia highway. T**e director» ol P is school >lis- Irlet have re-elected Prof. A. 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Meantime prepare the sauce. It ‘ California Special Salad Plate may he done the dny before and re Tea heated before serving, if preferred. Salted Nuts Sauce: Peel the tomatoes and California Special Salad Plal e mince the onion. F ry the onion in For each plate: the remnining butter until it is a 6 orange segments light brown, add tomatoes and 3 grapefruit segments simmer for 5 minutes. When the 1 fig (fresh or cooked) omelet is cooked, turn it out on a 1 teaspoonful of seedless raisins platter and surround with the sauce. Vi cupful of shredded lettuce Sprinkle w ith a little minced pars 3 steamed prunes or dates stuffed ley. w ith cream cheese, nuts, or peanut blitter 1 tablespoonful of cottage cheese No one meal should be unduly elaborate In a dny of guest inenls, 5 halves of walnut meats 5 halves of walnut meats and your dinner need not, therefore, In the center of the bed of shred lie anything more lhan substantial and pleasing—even “homey” in its ded lettuce place the raisins witn flavor If you like, for by this time collnge cheese on top. Arrange your guests should be basking in three groups of grapefruit and contentment and wishing they orange segments, freed of all mem didn't have to get up at five in the brane. Between these groups place morning to start that long home the fig, nuts, and stuffed prunes. ward drive. Here’s a friendly sup Serve with French or fruit juice per: dressing. East N St. Box 183 | (Go out East M 4 turn to right.) GRANTS PASS, ORB. 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