Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, July 12, 1934, Image 3

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    THE GOLD H P X NEWS THURSDAY, JULY u , 1934
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FOOTS CREEK
NEWS
Over the State
A New Note in
Forest Fire Prevention
Tiints fo r the
Forest fire prevention never lias
lieen of such aerl'lia Importance as
it is in this present season, accord­
Heavy Kains Delay
-J Train Near Talent—
ing Io u »taleilleni jusl issued by
John Kerry, non of .Mr. und Mr».
Heavy ruin» in the Tulent ami Begional Forester C. J. Buck.
Federal, stale anil private forest
1». H. Kerry arrived Kalurduy from Phoenix dislrirl» lu»t Friday nighl
»pending two yenra in Engluud mid washed out a »eelion of the South­ agencies, milling under the leader­
Europe where lie wu* engaged in ern Pacific track* and cau*ed »light ship of a fore»! minded President,
retearch work. He plan* Io leuvj ! deluy* In trains. The Pacific high- are engaged in a might»- drive Io
BY BETTY WEBSTER
Ih i* full accompanied by Id» »i»ter* ' wuy was under water for a short proleH young forest growth, and
France» und Klizubelli for Munford I time near Tulent, where several Io pereptuale (he producing power
sugar and lei stand for on« hour, partnership
which
began
eight
There are few people, indeed, in strain through a cloth. Add an equal years »go, when they both played
University to luke up further pnxl inches of ruin fell within a »hurt of forest growing land*. Thl» I» of
graduation work.
lime. There win no duniuge Io fruit. particular significance lu the Pa­ this world of ours who have never measure of waier to Ihe juice. Pack in a Broadway production, “Pup­
cific Northwest, where so much of tasted lemonade. But, us most of us in freezer and begin to freeze. Re­ pets.”
I
Ihe social and economic structure can testify, there are “lemonades move dasher and pack ice quite sol­
M r*. Helen llobhs und daughler Five Convict* Dark in
is dependent upon the products of AND lemonades." And, sometimes id. Let stand lor twenty minutes.
Helen lie»» mid Mr. Tarkslrum of Pen A ft*r Short Karape—
Kivc hungry Iru s tiri of the »tat« the forest, according Io Mr. Buck. we gel tired of the sameness in Ihe Open und scoop out center Io bot­
l.o» Angeles, California, Mr. und
" I’lic President is squarely behind lasle. It is hard, we know, for Hie tom leaving an even portion around
Mr». Hoy Guyer und »on Dnlph und penilcuHury in Salem were recap-
(w in daughters Maxine mid Joan, lured near Sweet Home last Friday the luoveilleni lor forest protection maker to change Hie drink each all sides.
■ «
AM
V T I T U IM
k E
ANY
Mr. und Mr». W alter Crunk und ufler a break for liberty a few hour» und conservation us a measure of lime, but pertiaps a few suggestions
Mix cream, powdered sugar and
Children 10c
»on*, Wallace, W aller, und Clarence before. The men were found in a national recovery und safety,” said for varying Hie popular thirst vunilla; when ice cold heal until
Saturday
Only, July 14
und Mi»» Dorothy Thompson, Mr. | wooded section by a parly of log- Ihe Begional Forester. “ We are quencher w ill uol come amis*.
stiff and dry; stir in nuts. Pour mix­
Jackie Loop
“I’epping I p ” Lemonade
und Mr.». Hoy McConorhie und ger*. The logger* received *250 fol­ bending every effort to keep the
ture into cavity in the freezer; set
T H E LONE COWBOY”
forests free from fire, since this is
One of Hie quickest ways of giv- away and allow Io freeze hard.
daughter Joan of Medford made up lile capture us the »tale allows *50
Also Kit Carson
fore»,
r
>*
<"X
“
new
delightful
flavor
is
Io
put
award
for
the
capture
of
escaped
a picnic party that »pent Sunday nl
W hen ready Io serve, remove tin
niler
Article
len
of
the
lumber
a
few
drops
of
essence
of
pepper-
Hie home of Mr. und Mr». Marion convict*.
and wrap a warm cloth around ll .Sunday and Monday. July 15-16
c ode. members of Ihe logging in- mint into a pitcher of pluin lemon-
“ALL OF ME”
Lance.
for jusl a moment. Then turn con­
duslry voluntarily are undertaking ade
Fredric March, Miriam Hopkins
Baker to l^iild New
tents out on platter.
comprehensive
fire
prevention
Tues., Wed., July 17-18
Pineapple, peach, currant, straw­
Clyde Galbreath of John Day, School Building—
measure* in their operations. They berry, raspberry, cherry or orang*
Double Feature Program
Hy
a
majority
vote
in
a
special
Oregon, 1» visiting Id» parents, Mr.
BIGHT-YEAR FRIENDS,
also are pledged Io leave their cut- juice adds zest to It.
“E IG H T GIRLS IN A BOAT”
mid Mr». Wallace Galbreath near election in linker last Friday, c iti­
T H E Y CO-STAR AGAIN
with Dorthy Wilson
over lands in condition
for re­
Ginger ale, grape juice or charged
the Aluxku Auto Park. Mi.» wife zens of that city approved the is­
“One is Guilty”— Ralph Bellamy
stocking. hy fulling all snags and water makes a sparkling drink of
suance
of
*100,IXX)
worth
of
bonds
und »on arrived about three week» 1
Miriam Hopkins and Frederic
leaving enough timber uncut Io (lie prosaic glassful.
Thursday, Friday, July 19-20 I
ago, having been railed Io Hogue Io build a new lwo-«tory junior
March,
one of the screen’s more
supply seed for cutover ureas. They
“SHADOWS OF SING SING”
Grenadine or creme de men I hr glamorous
River by Hie dine»» of her mother, high school building. The school dis­
romantic
pairs,
co-
trict w ill make application for deserve full credit and cooperation w ill color as well as flavor Ihe
Mary Brian — Bruce Cabot
Mrs. Marl Burkhart.
starred in Paramount’s “All of .Me,”
Slate Emergency Belief Adminis­ In this effort, which opens a new liquid.
Continuous
Sat.-Sun. 1:30 Io 11
which
comes
on
Sunday
Io
Ihe
tration funds with which to pay epoch in the logging industry. Eire
Eve 7:00 P. M.
DO YOU KNO W :
Roxy Theatre, renewed an old ¡D aily Mat. 1:45
Mr. und Mrs. Henry Miller and
|
can
quickly
undo
all
of
this
work.
labor.
That—creamed potatoes, peas and
son Lloyd and Mr. mid Mrs. Jay
___
Eor any citizen Io start a forest
tomato suuce are the proper things
Davidson spent lust week prospect- ß , K jdi'a Name
fire, either carelessly or w ilfully,
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to serve w ith lamb chops?
big on Slur gulch In Ihe upper Ap- Not on Ballot—
in the face of these measures, is
T
H
A
T
—
piegale country.
The nume of Circuit Judge B. !.. deeidrdly unpatriotic. Io say the
A “four-minute egg” boiled w ill
Eddy of Bosehurg, w ill not be on least."
have
a liquid yolk und solid white?
Mr. unil Mrs. Nelson Boomsluiler ihe ballot In Ih r fall election, ac­
According Io forest service re­
To be most digestible an egg
mid son Nelson Lee, Mr. und Mrs. cording io a decision of Attorney ports, there have been 292 forest
ROUGH DRY .......................................
per pound
Malcolm Kilgore and son Jr. of General I. IL Van W inkle handed fires slurled on the national forests should be cooked slowly and not
Grunts Puss were dinner guests (low n last week. Eddy was lust in of Oregon and Washington already boiled until hard.
One cent for each handkerchief.
THAT—
Thursday evening at Ihe home of a field of four candidates in Ihe i this seusou. Of these, 135 were man-
Il is easier Io boil potatoes in the
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Booiniluiler.
ECONOMY W A SH ...........................
per pound
May primary, although he was dr- , caused fires, .34 were attributed to
skins and peel them afterward for
few
voles.
Carl
E.
campers
and
smokers;
while
21
foaled hy but a
mushing or creaming because then
One cent for each handkerchief.
Mr, mid Mr». K. C. Wood of SI. Wimberly defeated Eddy. G. F. were of incendiary origin.
Ihe skin w ill slip off.
Helens, Oregon, visilcd several day» Skipworlh und Jumes T. Brami arc
Shirt* in either service finished for 10c each.
Iasi week at Ihe home of their Hie other two judges nominated.
DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only *1 each
RECIPES
friends, Mr. und Mrs. Clay Biles and
ON OREGON FARMS
Maryland
lee
family.
2350 Visitors at C rstrr
2 quarts of strawberries
W E CALL AND D E L IV E R T W IC E A W E E K — TUBS. - FR I.
Park on July 4lh—
L A K E V IE W — Lake county fann­
2 pounds of granulated sugar
Travel
into
Ihe
Crater
Lake
park
Mrs. Lucy Y’ieuux of Helena. Mon­
ers are showing a markedly in­
H cup of chopped nuts
tana, who visited Mrs. George 1» approximately MO per cent higher creased inlerest in Union Beardless
1 pint of cream
this
season
over
Inst,
according
Io
I.mice here und her sislrr Mrs. John
hurley in recent years, according to
G rants Pass, Oregon
1 teaspoon of vanilla
•Short of Luke ereek, left recently park officials. On the Fourth of Victor W. Johnson, county ugent,
Mash berries with granulai cd * * * * * * * * * * s v * s * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * v * * * * * * * * * * * * v * * * * !
accompanied by Miss Jessie Marlin July 2.150 visitors were at the lakr. who reports that (here are now
of Ims Angeles, California, to visit Nearly 50,000 people have been si more than 400 acres of this crop In
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M Ihe lake this season.
Ihe county, most of which w ill he
Carle at Chino, California.
cut for hay. This beardless barley
was introduced into 1-ake county in
LI. O. Summer Session
Mr. and Mrs. C. Perry and son of
Enrollment Larger 1927 by Ihe »late college extension
service, and Ihe fir»l seed wn*
South Gnle, California, are located
Eugene, Oregon— Enrollment at
planted hy C. W. Ogle of the Idaho
at Ihe Pickett Auto'comp, nnd are
Ihe University of Oregon summer
district.
also visiting with Louis D ru lf who
session neared Ihe 600 murk ul the
foruiedly lived in Soighern Cal­
end of Ihe second week, when the
CANYON C IT Y —The grasshopper
ifornia.
(olid climbed to 576. Since there is menace in Grunt county, so far as a
no penally for lale registruaion, serious infestation goes, is a thing
Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Beams and
several students are expected Io of the past for this year, reports
children, Cora and Roger who have
complete registration in Ihe near County Agent B. G. Johnston. The
spent Ihe past three weeks near Ihe
future.
l.ogun Valley Cattlemen's associa­
Charles McMerrlck place moved the
This 1» a marked increase over tion worked diligently and with
find of the week Io the Van Hoven-
the Intiil of lust slimmer, when the federal aid for supplies has com­
burg orchard in Sams Valley.
number reached 450. Ollier stule in ­ pletely wiped out Ihe beds in that
The hot weather season is at its heighth and all the things you need are
stitutions holding summer sessions districl, Mr. Johnston says, thus
Boy Cameron nnd son LeBoy d
here
in profusion for your selection. Every department takes part in this sale
also »how an increase, il is staled. saving summer feed for at least
Sawyers Bar, California, spent Ihe
W illi 590 students enrolled early in 4000 head of cattle. The muin beds
to make this July’s Rummage Sale the largest in our history. All our broken
Fourth with Mr. Cameron's sister,
the Portland session, special nnd in Ihe Fox Valley district were also
lines and lines we wish to close out during this sale. It’s your feast. Your dol­
Mrs. Effie Birdseye nnd family. Boh
regular student late enrollments are poisoned and killed out before he
Cameron has returned from visit­
lars
are going to bring home more than they have in months.
expected to bring this total to IHM). hoppers spread very badly.
ing relulives in Gold H ill.
Growing inlerest in specialized
fields of education, especially (host
CORVALLIS— The ordinary goat-
BUY SHOES, READY-TO-WEAR, DRY GOODS, MEN’S FURNISHINGS
Wullaee Boling accompanied by
concerned with IcHehing children weed which thrives so abundantly
his sister Alice walked over the
with learning difficulties, is indicat­ in many sections may look to many
NOW FOR WEEKS TO COME!
mountain Thursday Io visit their
ed at Eugene, where Ihe class In persons like a perennial because it
grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Anderson
psychology of typical children un­ continues Io flourish year after
of Applegate.
der Dr. 11. W . DeBusk leads all oth­ year, hut it is really an annual
ers w llh an enrollment of 60. Two plant, says W . S. Averill, county
Bulli I.Rnce of Gold H ill was a
idher courses, one in secondary ed­ agent. In most places where goat
week end guest at the home of her
ucation and the other in educational weed has been growing Ihe seed has
grnndpnrents, Mr. and Mrs. George
psychology, have 46 members each. fallen on Ihe ground for a good
Lance.
Grants Pass, Oregon
many years, Mr. Averill says, and
•• « -» a > « • > , • , , , « , o
those seeds w ill continue to come
up for several years. It is not
necessary to treat goat weed with
chemicals to kill it, however. Jusl
culling them off with a mowing
S TA TEM EN T OF C O N D ITIO N OF
machine so that they won’t go to
Mr. J. W. Froat write«: "I've uaed
seed w ill take care of this year’s
7 bottle» of Kruarhen and reduced
growth, he says.
from 272 to 210 Iba. with no ill ef­
fects whatever. In fart I feel much
.
Grants Pass. Oregon. June 30, 1934
better than I have for some years.
Gold Hill Lodge No. 1»
As a police officer I recommend
L O. O. P.
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
Kruachen to brother officers to
Cush
and
due
from
banks
*155,373.25
Capital
Slock
..........................................*100,000.00
keep in regulation weight and
Meets every Tuesday evening
U. S. Bonds ...................*156,025.00 *311,398.35
Surplus and Undivided Profits
33,716.78
health.”
Visitor* Alwayi Welcome
AT CLOSE O U T PRICES
Other Bonds ........................................ 114,781.99
DEPOSITS
674,072.63
Kruschcn is Ihe safe, healthy,
Wash Pants, Flannels, Sport
County, School and City W arrants... 32.261.84
sensible wny to lose unhealthy,
Shoes, Slruw Hats, Sweaters.
Loans
nnd Discounts ......................... 259,796.07
surplus fat— simply lake a half
AMETHYST RERBKAH LODGE 97.
All prices reduced on this
Stock Federal Reserve Bank ...........
4,500.00
tenspoonful every morning in a
Meets eveKv Wedne«day Night at Ihe
Midsummer Clearance. Drop
Subscription Federal Deposit In ­
glas» of warm wafer— you'll feel so
I.
O.
O.
F.
H
all,
Gold
HUI.
Oregon
in and shop our specials.
surance Corporation .......................
1,163.01
good—so energetic. You’ll gain in
Emma H aff, Noble Grand.
SAVE MONEY AT
Bank Premises ..................................... 48,750.00
strength and ambition— you feel
Maude Robinson, V ire Grand.
Furniture und Equipment ................. 15,820.00
years younger and look it. By re­
Pauline Thompson. Secretary.
Other Heal Eslate ............................... 13,953.68
ducing excess f'il you’ll be npt Io
Lucy Mee, Treasurer.
Gold Dust ...............................................
5,364.47
«ive years longer.
Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner S GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C.
fine bottle lasts 4 weeks. Yon can
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
* Meets Twice a month on the 2nd
gel Kruschcn Sills at any drug
*807,789.41
*807,789.41
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club
Moic in Ihe world.
(U> Mr». Marlon lan ce)
Household
ROXY
2 Oc
L a u n d r y ^ S e r v ic e s
g0
F r e n c h ’s S t e a m L a u n d r y
It will pay you to attend our
Semi-Annual Rummage Sale
Summer Goods Are In Demand
T h e G o ld e n R u le
Policeman Loses
62 Pounds of FAT
I Sale On
] Summer
Merchandise
Grants Pass & Josephine Bank
Summer Suita
• « « •« •« o *
Keath’s
rooms hi the City Hall.
Rese Gay, President.
Edith Bryan, secretary.
Ella Patrick, treasurer.
Conger Funeral Parlors
MEDFORD,
OREGON
RELIABLE
REASONABLE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE
Christian Science services are
held each Sunday morning at elev­
en o’clock la the building across
from Odd Fellow* hall.
Everyone I* welcome.
Deposits in the Grants Pass and Josephine Bank are Insured Under Ihe Terms of Ihe Federal De­
posit Insurance Plan.
Opportunity Follows a Bank Account.
Member Federal Reserve System.
OFFIC ERS AND DIRECTORS
J. L. Calvert, President
L. M. Mitchell
Sain H. Baker, Vice-President and Cashier
A. K. Cass, Assistant Cashier
James Christiansen
G. H. Kesterson
O. S. Blanchard