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T H E G OLD H IL L N E W S T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 19, 15144 Mrs. Chas. Carter and Mra. Geo. which als« ssts the minimum the first publication of lids Sum Ilurris, Deoaused, with the W ill an nexed, for hearing in Ihe court H a lf motored to Medford Tuesday. prices. The board consiste of five mons. You are hereby notified that if room of Ihe court house in the City members, two troni Oregon, two Haymond Hitter motored to from Washington, and one member you fail Io appear und answer ttie of Medford, Oregon for Ihe 18th day Amended und Supplemental Com Grants Pass Saturday evening. at large, representing tbe general plaint of tbe Plum tiff us required of August. 1934, All persons Interested In said Es Mrs. C. W. Davis is quite ill at her Mrs. George Lance was in town public. Office of the board is at herein, or otherwise plead thereto, Mr». O. C Purkeypile was 310 Oregon Building, Portland, Ore P laintiff w ill take a Decree uguiusi tate are hereby notified to present home w ith infection in her foot. Tuesday visiting with friends. Central Point visitor Saturday. you lor Hie relief demanded in sunt their objections Io said final Ac gon. Complaint, which is succinctly stal 11. F. Drake was a business visit Mrs. Norman Bailey is employed Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stone were Members of the board consist of ed as follows, to-wit: count, if any Ihcy have, on or be or in Grants Pass Monday morning. in the Clinton W alker home. Medford shoppers Monday. Morion Tompkins, chairman. Day- For Judgment uguinst the Defend fore said day and hour. J. K. IIKR TO LBTTB ton, Oregon; U. Wesley Williams, ant Goldie May Frasier, ii widow, Mrs. Bill Kinney visited several Mrs. J. W . Bryan went to Med E ffie Patton was among Medford Roseburg, Oregon; C. 11. Dills, for the sum of $1313.99, plus Inter Administrator with the W ill est id the rale of 10 per vent per days this week in Central Point and ford Wednesday to attend to busi shoppers Monday. Annexed. Wapato, Washington; 11. N. Hamp annum from Ihe 31st day of May, Medford. ness matters. ton, Hover, Washington; and Roy 1932, plus $150.00 Attorney's fees/ Mrs. Ed Shoemaker spent Satur W ilbur Marlin and fam ily attend Hewett of Salem, Oregon who is plus $45.00 for insurance premium Katherine Ramsey underwent a day w ith her mother. Mrs. Winona ed Io business affairs in Medford the member al large. II. G. Hawkins paid by Plaintiff, plus $5.00 for con tonsil operation in Medford Tues Steelman. tinuation of abstract of title, plus of Yakima, Washington, Is manager all P laintiff’s costs and disburse Monday. day. Delbert Elliot and fam ily have of the agreement. He Is an ext>er- ment» hereinafter Io he taxed, plus Excavation lias begun on a large Mr. and Mrs. Veltie Biles visited been visiting ut the home of his ieneeit fruit and vegetable man of inlercsl on said Judgment ut Un cooling pil for the red hot elinkers rate of 10 uer cent | h t u iiiiiiiii from at the home of Mr. Biles’ parents, uncle. Mr. und Mrs. Bob Cook. The 20 years experience. All your life you need your Ihe dale of the Decree herein, ami used in the cement plant. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biles on Foots Elliots reside in California. "This agreement w ill assure the that said Decree and Judgment !>«■ eyes every minute of every creek Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hendrickson consumer of high grude melons held a first and prior lieu upon the day. So cure for them by hav Netty Stone spent several days Row Downing left Thursday for last week w ith her sister, Mrs, and son, visited at the home of Mrs. and tomatoes at no increase In following described real property, ing IK iMiint Minimum Eye situated and being in the County of prices, yet the producer w ill gel u Seattle, Washington, to resume his Ernest W ardrip and family in Millie W alker Tuesday. Examination, today. Jackson, State of Oregon, to -w it: decent income from his crop. Most old position w ith a large steel con Grants Pass. Government lots number one Mrs Floyd Lance and Eugeni i of the evils of Ihe old speculative, und two in Section twenty- cern in that city. D r. O rville H . Scheetz eight (28) in township thirty- Fred Baker fell while at work Quakenbush are spending Hie week cut throat method of competition OPTOM ETRIST eight (38) South of Range one Mrs. Dora Hammersly, daughter. and injured his back necessitating at the Lance cabin on Foots creek. that existed up until this lime have 606 East II SI. — Grants Pas» 11» West of the W. M., in Jack Jeanne, and son Bill left this week him being taken to the hospital for eliminated*’, according Io Near the Post Office sou County, Oregon; together Mrs. George Koster is visiting ut been for T ra il where they w ill be em medical treatment. with all water rights appurten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Toney Morton Tompkins, chairman of Ihe ployed in the Weeks Packing house. ant thereto or to become appur- hoard. “We have received the full Zelda Mae Smith returned to her Ross, this week. tenant thereto. est cooperation from retailers. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Phyllis Hedgpeth of Medford home here recently from the Sacred And for a decree foreclosing ♦ H arry Roper of Los Angeles was , produce men and growers’’, he »aid. came Tuesday to spend a week with Heart hospital where she under Plaintiff's mortgage against the real G old H i l l Lodge No. 129 a caller ut the Vaughn Quakenbush Each crate of tomatoes grown in property herelnahove' described, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. went a major operation. I. O . O . F. home the first of last week. The the two stales w ill hear a 3c stamp. this Summons is published in Ihe D. Hedgpeth. Miss Verna May and Bob Arent of Ropers and Quakenbushos are form each crate of melons a 7c stani!» Gold llill News, (odd H ill, O reg on , .Meets e v e ry T u e s d a y e v e n in g « Order of Ihe Honorable Mrs. Mary Chisholm and son F re i Sacramento are visiting at the er neighbors in the California city, The income from these stumps w ill Norton, Judge of the ulanc riddled V is ito rs A lw a y s W e le o n w moved to Medford Tuesday where home of Mrs. Leon Wise and go to defray the expense of enforc Court, duly made on Ihe 16lli day Miss Evajean W yatt returned to they w ill be employed in the Root daughter. ing the agreement. of July, 1934. her home in Sams Valley Friday aft That dule of the first publication F ru it exchange during the fruit er visiting for several weeks with Scotty Hammersly, former Gold of this Summons is the 19th duv of AMETHYST KEHEKAII LODGE 97. season. OREGON GRANTED H ill resident is now employed with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Meets eveV.y Wednesday Night at the $<93.700 FOR RELIEF July. 1934. (). I I . R E N G T S O N Mr. and Mrs. Bert 8. Wheatlev the Forest Patrol and moved his H arry Newnham. I. O. <1. F. Mall. Gobi HUI. Oregon A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff. are expected to arrive in Gold H ill family to Medford Tuesday from Maude Robinson, Noble Grand. 126 East Main Street. Medford, Grants of relief funds lo nine Mrs. Cecil Johnson and son. from Iowa in a short time as Mr. their home on Galls Creek. July 19-Aug 0 Bertha Coy, Vice Grnnd. Martin Paul, left Saturday morning western states and H aw aii totaling Oregon. Wheatley w ill be employed in the Lola Heed, Secretary. Mr and Mrs. M. Ik Merriman left by stage for Salem and Portland $10,801,080 were announced today local depot. The fam ily formerly N O TIC E OF HEARING OF Lucy Meg, Treasurer. Sunday for a week’s outing at where they w ill visit for about by Aubrey Williuitis, acting federal resided here returning to the East FIN A L ACCOUNT Diamond lake. Laverne Dungey is three w eek, w ith relatives and emergency administrator at Wash GOLD H IL L CIIA PTK R W. R. C. ern city two years ago. ington, I). C. caring for the Merriman garden and friends. Meets Twice a month on the 2nd IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF The money for July needs w ill go lawn while they are away. itnd 4th Wednesdays at their Club The local Belief corp met Wed T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR lo Ihe following: rooms in the City Hall. Oregon—$695,700, including $75,- T H E COUNTY OF JACKSON. Mrs. McGarvie left Thursday for nesday at the city hull for their reg Rose Gay, President. ular meeting and for a day of sew her home near Los Angeles after 000 for drought relief, $19,000 for In Ihe Matter of Ihe Estate I Edith Bryan, secretary. ing. Dinner was served at noon to transient relief and $1700 for relief of ) spending several days visiting with Ella Patrick, treasurer. Shop Our Summer L O U IS J. H A R R IS , Deeeused ) her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom members of the corp and Mr. Hen research. derson, C. W. Davis, Helen Dorman Closeouts Idaho— $420.000 including $250.- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE Cook and family. NO TIC E IS HEREBY G IV EN that and Mary Gay as guests. 000 for drought relief and $6000 the County Court of the State of Christian Science services are Mrs. H. D. Reed left Tuesday for A R R O W S H IR T S for transient relief. Oregon for the County of Jackson held tach Sunday morning a) elev PAM PH LKT T R IO T R IA L W IL L N ow $1.50 5 | Medford where she was met by a Reg. $1.95 has set Ihe hearing of Final Ac en o’clock in the building across ♦': group of friends and motored to BE SET NEXT WEEK Let us print your letterhead»— count of J. E. Berloletle as Admin front Odd Fellows hall. P A R K W A Y S H IR T S j Lake of the Woods where they w ill Old papers for sale at The News istrator of the Estate of Louis J. Everyone Is welcome. Electa A. Fehl, w ife of the peni Plain & Pattern $1.15 | spend several days vacation. offtee. tf tentiary detained Earl H . Fehl, Mrs. Dick Robinson and mother, Beach Suits ..... 50c, 95c serving four years for vote steal L E G A L N O T IC E S Mrs. Susie Coy returned to their ing conviction; May Murray, and E. • A few suits at $14.85 i home here Saturday evening after SIMMONS L. Fitch, indicted by the last grand • others $19.50 and $22.50 a weeks vacation spent at Cascade T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E jury, Floyd Ross, Central Point, IN STATE fi OF OREGON IN AND i Locks w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bill 2 Our Florsheim Summer Sale foreman, for criminal libel for the FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Wright. Mrs. Wright is the former £ is about over but you still have alleged distribution of slanderous JACKSON COUNTY B U ILD IN G Eva Coy. X time to save money on this AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, nn printed matter, w ill be listed for Oregon building und loan corpor well known shoe. Mrs. Della Whitsett left early trial next week. Fitch is held in the ation, Plaintiff. AU Kinds of Vegetable* and F ru it* ; Sunday morning for Sawyers B a i, county ja il where he has been GOLDI e ’ m AY FRAZIER. W idow of since May 19, and the two women California, where shi w ill stay fo’ W alter C. Frazier, deceased, and ; some time with her husband who are at liberty on bonds of $1000. sole and only heir at law of Fitch and May Murray requested is employed there. Mrs. Whitsett W alter C. Frazier, deceased; 8 Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner $ was accompanied south by Ernest the court to appoint counsel and GO LDIE MAY FR A ZIER ; ALLEN Mrs. Fehl has consulted Attorney Kell, who returned to Gold H ill R. S M ITH ; JO H N N IE SM ITH, I GRANTS PASS, ORE. J W idow and sole and only heir at fi E. E. Kelly, tbe court has as yet Monday. ifc General Line of Groceries and D ry Good* taw of Paul A. Smith, deceased; JO(]OK3g3*COOOOOgXXM3CiaOOOOOOt made no definite appointment. ALJ.EN R. S M ITH , as Co-Partner, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Demaray, Mrs. County authorities have Aated of the Rogue River Lumber Com Roy Dawes, Mrs. Steinbaugh and emphatically they w ill invoke tbe pany; A LLEN R. S M ITH , Ad Mrs. Gaston, all of Grants Pass, vis Oregon laws to curb any and all at ministrator of the Estate of ited at the R. E. Blankenburg home tempts to revive Inflammatory ag I t ’s 15c — Century Paul A. Sndth, deceased and Co- Partner of the Rogue River Sunday afternoon. All are former itation In this county. S H E E T M U S IC Lumber Company; SOUTHERN Iowans and the visit was made to Want to save money on Several other crim inal cases are OREGON C R E D IT BUREAU, an ; make preparations for the annual scheduled to be docketed for early sheet music 7 Want to buy the Oregon corporation; also nil oth Iowa picnic to be held in Grants tra l including Chester O. Webb and er persons or parties unknown masterpieces of the w orld— claiming any ripht, title, estatj, Pass, August 12. clearly printed on fine, dur Evan L. Crow, Indicted for taking Uen or interest in or to the real able paper— certified to be an auto belonging to P erry L. Ash estate described in the Amended i Mrs. Alvin Guidi, bookkeeper at absolutely correct? and Supplemental Compaint here Beaver Portland Cement plant, un craft, Ashland garageman. Webb is Let us show you CEN TUR Y in, Defendants. derwent an operation for the re at liberty on bonds. Crow is held TO : JO H N N IE SM ITH , W idow and , C E R T IF IE D MUSIC — the moval of a goiter in the St. Vincents in the county jail. Crow has been sole and only heir at taw of Paul j great works of Schubert, Beet the beneficiary of several paroles hospital in Portland Tuesday, ac A Smith, deceased; also all other hoven, Wagner and all the persons or parties unknown ; cording to word received by her issued by courts, in Ihe past. A complete clearance of all Summer Shoes, in freat masters — selections like claiming any right, title, estate. A1 Poston of Pinehurst, indicted mother, Mrs. Bill Childers, W ed cluding 400 pairs of high grade shoe* bought Hen or interest in or to the real I the following for only 13c a a year ago for alleged threatened nesday. She is recovering satisfac estate described herein, copy: special to make this the greatest money saving assault w ith a dangerous weapon, torily, the report stated. IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE Hungarian Dance.........Brahms is also slated for early trial. The in OF OREGON, you and each of you event in our history. Martha ________________ Dorn Mr. Thompson, school superin dictment grew out of a roadside are hereby required to appear and | Spining Song .....Ellmenreich tendent of Bend, Mr. August Ander argument over an aleged game law answer the Complaint of tbe Plain Colors are: W h ite, navy, grey, beige 2,400 selections to choose son, assessor, and Mr. McKay, ab violation. Poston is alleged lo have tiff on file herein against you. or otherwise plead thereto, within from. Drop in for your favor stractor of Bend were visitors at threatened a slate trooper. His trial four (4) weeks from the date of ites and a FREE Catalogue to Not all sizes and widths in all styles, but a very the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. was set for last w inter, but post day. Livingston Monday. They were on poned when Poston was unable to wide selection of styles their was home after spending sev reach court because of auto trouble eral days in San Francisco and stop en route. — Medford Mail Tribune. Value* to $6. Sale price* ped to resume acquaintance w ith Stanton Rowall, Prop. the IJvingstons who are former M elon and Tom ato Grants Pass, Oregon residents of near Bend. ILOCALUAPPENINGSÌ EYES » * * Come In Gifts for the Baby Most styles ..........$7-85 H eath’s D R A K E ’S SHOE SALE N o w Going On MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE $1.29 $1.99 $2.99 M arketin g Agreement Goes In to E ffect M E D F O R D ’S G R E A T E S T E N T E R T A IN M E N T CRÂT=niAN Mats.-25c. Eves.-35c. Kiddies 10c R IA L T O Adidts-25c Kiddies-10c Ends Saturday Friday-Saturday W H E E L E R and WOOLSEY T W O FEATURES! “Straw berry Roan” “Cockeyed Cavalier»” — also — ‘W hom the God* Destroy’ Sunday — Monday — Tuesday CLARK GABLE, MYRNA LOY, WM. POW ELL “M an h attan M elodram a” Starts Wednesday Sunday — Monday GEORGE RAFT “Trumpet Blow»” ADOLPHE MENJOU FRANCES DRAKE S H IR L E Y TEM PLE Tues — Wed — Thurs JOEL McCREE SALLY BLANE “Little Miss Marker” “H alf a Sinner” The Oregon and Washington melon and tomato agreement is now in effect. This agreement is the first of its kind in tbe entire United States, wherein the growers in tw o states have attempted to control the marketing of their products. It controls tbe distribu tion of 1,006,000 crates of tomatoes and 300,000 crates of melons. The agreement as now in effect guarantees the grower a minimum price on tomatoes and melons. At present tbe minimum price that to matoes can be sold to retailers is 50c fo r each 20 pound lug. The cost of picking, packing, furnishing of containers, freight, selling and stamps is 36,4c per crate. This nets the grower 1314c for growing 20 pounds of tomatoes. The minimum price to the retail er on melons is $1.25 per crate which nets the grower an average of 4214c to pay the rost of rent, taxes, water, labor and supervision. Administration of the agreement is invested in a control board It has the quick get- away- Ready-to-wear Sale Continues Silk and K n it “G 1V E I T W H IR L ” Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Manager Dresses, values to $19.95. Sale prices $1.95 and $8.95 Spring and Summer Hats values to $6.95. Sale price* < if ® T h e BA N D BOX a n d SHOE BOX “The store that saves you money” 223 East 6th St., 202 South 6th St. Medford, Ore. G ran t* P a **, Ore.
