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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 I localuappeningsi Mr. and Mrs» Tylee were Medford Mr. and Mrs. Al Pankcy were Med callers Monday afternoon. ford shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. L. Kenaston spent two Charles Logan fell Sunday and days last week visiting relatives and broke his right arm just above the friends in Hogue River. wrist. John Stombaugh returned Tues Mrs. C. A. Shaver and son Wood- row, and Vivienne Wright of Ash day from Seattle where he has spent land were Gold Hill callers Sunday the last two months. evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. Snyder of Sams Fred Cornutt left Tuesday morn Valley were Wednesday guests at ing for Sawyers Bar. California, the home of their daughter, Mrs. where he will be employed. Harry Newnham. 11. F. Drake Is considerably im proved now and is able to sit up. He is expected to be up and around within a short time. The condition of Mrs. Ben Paul is unchanged and she is unable to leave her bed now without assist ance. Mrs. O. C. Purkeypile motored io Medford Saturday where she spent the day with her daughter, Mrs Myrtle Kent, Mr. and Mrs. E. Grants Pass spent .„„I Wednesday as Wardrip's parents, A. Wardrip of Tuesday night guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stone. Clovis Messner who has been in Waneta Wardrip of Grants Pas.« Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baker are here the hospital since being injured is here to spend an indefinite time; (ro„, Portland for a brief visit with while at work, returned to his home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Free! Baker and Mr. here Monday morning. Fred Stone. and Mrs. Melvin Sargeant. Mrs. Nina Dusenberry and daugh Mrs. Clyde Walker. Mrs. L. Whit Zelda Smith is employed in the sett, Dick Walker and Bill Cook ter, Mabel, spent Saturday evening office of Dr. Slceter in Medford. spent Tuesday in Medford attending with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bailey, Miss Smith was formerly connected later attending the Gold Hill dance. with the office of Dr. Inskeep. to business affairs. Survey Shows Oregon is First in Douglas Fir Statistic* Gathered by For* e*t Service Prove Useful for Many People; State Has 3 Billion Feet Lumber school hoard was held Friday eve ning at the home of the chairman, Grant Powell, where bids for Ihe school wood were opened and reg ular business transacted. Other di rector» are John Smith and Perty Wail, and Ms, Nora Walt, clerk. Mrs. Jess Durkee unil son Edward tendered the accepted bid for Hie school wood. Deloros Dreiiiieu, Dora Smith, Jean Smith, Iris Duesnberry, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mark CuiuphelL Blos som and Edward Durkee and Ivan Governor were among the ones vis iting the library for books Ihis week at Ihe home uf Mrs. Griffiths. 2 p. in., June Rev. S. W. Hull of Ihe Methodist Episcopal church of Ashland will give the sermon. The graduation exercise* will lake place al 10:30 a. in., Tuesday, June 5, III Lithia pWfka Di. ('.. A. Howard, stale superintendent of public instruct Inn, will deliver Ihn address, Al 13:30 Ihe S.O.N.S. alum ni will hold their annual meeting with a luncheon at Ihe Lithia Springs Hotel, honoring llie gradu ating class. From 3:00 Io 4:00 p. nt. Ihe nor mal school building will lie open for Inspection by all visitors. The 1934 commencement <luy exercises will form a purl of llu education day program of the Ore gon Diamond Jubilee. Mrs. L. G. I’iekell and son Doug lass of Medford spent Sunday with A survey of the Douglas fir region Mr. Piekell where he is camped on of Oregou ¡uni Washington, just the S. A. Dusenberry place, milling. completed by the Pacific north Sylvia Croft und Iris Dusenberry west forest experiment station after four yeiirs of illU.1Isivv worU> re. were among the eighth grade grad uates at Ashluud lust Friday. veals facts of almost inestimable Perfect vision cun tie main Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ham spent Why not drop in and have a fine Mrs. Eber Davis and Mrs. ('.has. value to lumbermen, foresters, state The mine o|»erutvd by Oliver tained only by proper cure— cup of coffee and a piece of that Decoration day at the home of Mrs. Kell have returned from Tillamook und federal officials and the gener Pierce und John Eddington bus attention before, not after, lovely angelfood cake, at Horning's Ham's parents, Mr. and Mrs» Geo. where they attended the Rebekah been working steady every day in al public. damage is done. An lit point ; Lyman in Sams Valley. Shack, Grants Pass? Grand lodge. Earl Moore, local IOOF spite of shortuge of wuter. They Accompanying the report are Eye Examination reveal* the delegate also returned from the con buve built a portable muebiue whim Mr. and Mrs. Tom West and small Mrs. John McFadden, former res condition of your eyes. Know, tubies covering the forest tacts und vention last Friday. they move, with the ’« yard gas son were Wednesday callers at the ident and later of Sams Valley who don't guess about them. resources of each of Hie 38 counties home of Mrs. West's parents in moved to Redmond, Oregon, several Jill Martin, duughler of Mr. und west uf ttie Cascade summit in the shovel they use Io dig the gravel from Hie creek channel. Sams Valiev. months has moved back to Sams Mrs. C. W. Martin of this city, will two stales. These lududc volumes Dr. Orville H. Scheetz OPTOMKTRItrr Valley on the ranch. be nmong the class of dancers, in of species by major public uud pri Alice Dusenberry und Nina Crolt 606 East II St. — Grants Pas* structed by Miss Ruth Lay, who will vate ownership classes, ureas oi Miss Lois Cameron of Ashland ar Near the Post Office perform on the stage at the Crater- forest types, ureas of second growln attended Hie dunce at Hie Evergreen rived here Sunday and expects to gardens in Grunts Puss last Friday, ian theatre in Medford tonight. by ages and density classes, uud ihe spend the summer vacation with with a party of young folks from her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mcisinger of Salem, acreages of the different “site qual Evans creek. I Walter Dungey. former Gold Hill school superin ity" classes. The term "site quality" tendent, spent several days last it is explained, denotes the forest Mrs. Dau McDonald hud to retur i Mr. and Mrs. Claud Shaver and week here visiting friends. He was productive capacity of an urea and Io the Community hospital in Med ' daughter, former Gold Hill residents is u reflection of Hie composite ef on his way to Camp Agnes CCC ford again. She is reported us in a and later of Grants Pass, have mov camp where he will be employed as fect uf all climatic und soil condi critical condition. Theatre — Grants Pas* ed to Ashland where they are resid- tions. educational advisor at the camp. 1 ing with Mrs. Della Shaver. Timber estimates of private lands Friday — Saturday Mr. und Mrs. Charles L. Studwell Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Norman, recent- were furnished by the owners, with have now moved into their new ] Victor Mel.uglen and Edmund STRAWBEBRIES—Improved Ore Iy of Mesa, Arizona, have purchased the provision thut they be publish- home, which is nearly completed. , Lowe in gon, picked or you pick, furnish are fat once more so own the Eldridge property in Gold Hill ed only in combination with tthe containers. Woodland Park “NO MORE WOMEN” and plan to erect a log house and cruises of other owners und for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spurliu spent road, 6 mi. out, off Redwood Hwy., Preview Sat. Nite— you can BE SURE of make this city their home. Their , large areiuv This co-operalion was Sunday evening al Ihe home of Mrs. Grants Pass. Jack Neindorf. adv John Boles in nephew, W. A. Lewis, graduates ■ found to be a very material aid to good meat. Griffiths. They are very enthusiastic "I BIU.IKVKD IN YOU" Lins Dorman and Jr. Robinson from the University of Arizona at the project. Some 165,000 acres in over the ruising of ineuhutor chick western Oregon und western Wash went to Prospect Sunday w’here Tuscon, this week. Sunday — Monday ens which they are trying this year A good supply of steers ington were check-cruised inten they secured pummy stone to be George Baft and Carole l.ombui l Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blunkenburg sively Io adjust the cruise on areas for the first time. They have a few used on Gold Hill's float in one of and heifers on hand. and baby daughter moved Friday to for which there were existing us white leghorns, but Ihe most of “BOLERO” the Diamond Jubillee parades at their property on the highway. The their flock of over six hundred, are able data. I Medford. Tuesday — Wednesday Rhode Island Reds. house has been all newly decorated These statistics already have On the Stage: Claude Lawrence and Rip Rogers and refinished making it a very at proved their value as a guide in the Mr. anil Mrs. Perry Wait of the RIG EAGLES SHOW returned Monday from Sawyers Bar, tractive residence. The Rlunken- administration of the national lum California, where they have been burgs have occupied the Reed prop ber code in the Douglas fir region l.aurel wood Poultry farm, sold their On the screen, the comedy lilt first bunch of about HU friers to employed. They expect to spend erty in town for some time. of Oregon and Washington. Their “A Private Scandal” Swift und company last week. The about two weeks in Gold Hill before Mr. and Mrs» O. C. Stanwood and value is stressed in other ways. twelve-week old cockerels weigh returning south. Thursday Only For example, the chamber cf son of Oakland, Oregon were visit ed from two nnd one-half to four commerce secretary will have data Richard Arlen, Sally Ellers in Dances at the Gold Hill pavilion ing with friends here Wednesday pounds upiece. One which tip|x-il for his letterheads, the lumberman afternoon. The Stanwoods arc now “She Made Her Bed” will be discontinued for a few weeks the scales at four and a quarter will he enabled to study the volume until arrangements for a new or living on a large ranch near Oak pounds was leg handed und returned of lumber supply not only in his im for further observation. chestra can be made. Watch for Ihe land. They are former Gold Hill res- Joe Woodcock, Prop. mediate district, hut also in oUier idents and owned the Gold Hill date of the next dance to be an counties, railroad executive« will Hardware store. nounced soon. Rulph Householder came Monday peruse them for the picture of pros evening for his sister, Mrs. Nina pective freight, pulp manufacturers Dusenberry and family ami took will see possible new localities and them back to Talent where they hud county and state officials will be been thinning fruit. They had been able to attack certain land problems unuble Io work for a few days, aw- with the aid of the type of statistics ing to the downpour of rain» now available completely for the first time. Tetraethyl Standard Rob and Ralph Dusenberry went Where no usable data existed, to Applegate river Wednesday, either inside or outside the national Gasoline Unsurpassed where they expect to remain for forests, the field personnel carried several days. James E. Barrett, managing on type mapping and estimating, gives your car smooth director of the Oklahoma Biltmore thus giving a complete coverage of L. L. Smith of Grants Pass has power on the hills or in the forest area of the region. hotel in Oklahoma City, says: been spending several days nt the traffic. It is the most The statistics show, among other “If you are in the dumps, you home of his son. Bud Smith, help- things, that the region west of the popular motor fuel on cheer up. You will feel better and nhn dig a well near the creek, to Cascades in the two states is in do better if you do. the Pacific Coast. obtain a larger water supply. “When you have hard luck, try truth a Douglas fir region, with the species comprising 331,000,000,000 Drive in — give it a to cheer up. Toots Dusenberry and son Arthur “This old world is not half so feet out of the total of 545,600,000,- were in Medford Tuesday to get whirl. bad as some people seem to think 000 feet and comprising 7,074,725 some Sudan grass seed, which they it is. It w ill look better to you if acres of the 14,527,810 acres of con are sowing in the stubble where the Don’t forget, we grease iferous timber over 20 inches you cheer up. hay was cut as an experiment. diameter-breadth-height found in ’em too! “Every business concern should the area. be conducted along business lines; i Of this immense total 231,821,000,- FIN A L W EEK O F SCHOOL that means quality goods, well ad Drive in at AT ASHLAND NORMAL 000 feet of the Douglas fir timber is vertised in newspapers, and a within the confines of western Ore cheerful service in order to suc gon, with only 99,402,000,000 feet in Commencement activities will ceed. “If a city is to succeed in going Washington. Oregon, therefore, is take place at the Ashland Normal ahead in the March of Progress, it shown to he the greatest Douglas school beginning Sunday. fir producing region in the world. The exercises of graduation week must use the same methods. I “The greatest strides are made Douglas countv, with a total area of nt the Normal school begin with the by those cities that have a definite 3,230,700 acres, making it larger baccaluurcate service which will be Seth Coy, Manager goal ahead of them and keep cheer then either Connecticut, Delaware held in the school auditorium at QUALITY GROCERIES havo or Rhode Island, not only has more ed up and on the job.’’ long been our motto, and our douglas fir hut more volume of all QUALITY SERVICE is fast Ì species than any other county in becoming a by-word with our I the region, and probably more than public. A PRESENTATION any other county in the United ANOTHER w » Jk q p f a « ww States. B OF SENSATIONAL « A l O & A J L It PERSONAL SERVICE to your 9 The western fir region in west door, in taking orders, as well 8 ELECTRIC ern Oregon has a total area of 19,- as in making deliveries is one REFRIGERATION g 278,160 acres, of which only 3,701,- of the secrets of the popular USE VALUE 708 acres represent nonforcst lanrt, ity of this store. giving a balance of 15,576,402 acres i This service saves you trips We have been fortunate in of “forest land,” which term refers on hot summer days, as well being able to arrange with the to all land capable of growing for Plenty white wide brim models. as saves you lime for your Home Economics Department ests and excludes towns, farm I bouse and garden duties. of Norge Corporation for a A Real Money Saving Value lands and barren districts. presentation of Cold Cookery, >5 Menu Planning. Convenience GIVE IT A TRY SARDINE CREEK NEWS 8 and Economy by means of We Know You Will Continue. electric refrigeration. We trust : (Continued from Page 1) Very special value* in ready to wear and shoes. you can arrange to be present. : 3 Admission free. Valuable door night guests of his aunt, Mrs. Julia prizes. Lots of useful, worth B IL Griffiths last Tuesday. They were while information. cn route to Seattle to get their son who has been employed there in the X TUESDAY, JUNE 5 X building of airplanes. They arc ex ♦ 2:00 O’clock x The Store That Save* You Money” pecting to visit other relatives In “Where Price* Sell Quality’’ Spokane, Idaho and Montana before 2 3 .5a#! 6‘h S t > 202 South 6th St. STANTON ROWELL Pfcose • b A. A. W ALKER We Deliver reurning to their California home. Medford, Ore. Grant* Pass, Ore. I 212 S. 6th — Grants Pass EYES!'^' Our Beeves RIVOLI Gold Hill Meat Mkt. Smooth Power ..........2 I GROCERY SERVICE I I I I Coy’s Service Station I F riday and Saturday I 200 New Hats Just Arrived] s 79c & $1.00 each G o ld H i l l S u p p ly mäxxxxxxxxxmö T h e BA N D BOX a n d S H O E BOX g 9 A meeting of the Alderbrook
