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A e The Most Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, g’ r F—— ■■'* ' ■■ ■ Publi.hed in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State . J .. \ GLUME XXXVII ± ^ ’UJ 1 JLL’ OREGON, T H URSDAY, SE l'lE M B E R b, 1934' y School Opens Monday With 228 Enrollad Large Gain Over Last Year Noted in Registration; H ig h School Has Increase of 21 Pubils. Bob Cat Captured Tuea. la on Misplay at Station Mrs. Jess iduekmgtoii of Yreka, Lumottua, spent severui days ueiv ! lust wee». a»tc mso atienden me tte- I tantán convention. Sue was ucooju- I ameil tiy uer friend. .Mrs. Chris Jjotgcusou ol Ashland. aouil i aulivi spent .lie pus, W ee» l i e f e W a d n i» h íle le , i . o i » , , . . a o i.il u m » i/v e il w o i s . n a tn i .ii- .» e ,ii. t .u y o u i u ig m e s u m m e r S a , a n o i, Many Rebekahs Gather Here ForConvention A young boh cal, about six weeks old wus captured near the shale pit ,d tile cement plant 1 uesday m old ing by lliose three well known big game hunters: W ilmer Hailey, Oscur Helm* und Toney Boss, The men decided they d id n't need the ferocious utilnud so they have turned it over to Jess G ilchrist who is displaying il at his servic sta Banquet in Evening Draws tion here. Visitors are asked to 200; Pearl Ferguson chos please keep th e ir hand* out of the en io ile a u Convene ion at e.ige. Though just a few weeks old Vsienoate ix tx i i car. the cut lias already developed a good set of teeth. N U M B E R 22 Joint M eeting of C. of C. and Garden Club FrL Eve. J lie Commercial club w iil meet w ith the Garden club Friday eve ning at 3.no o ’eioek ut the city hail. Everyone is asked to be sure to attend—and come on time—as im portant matters concerning the fa ir w ill he d.seussed. LEGAL Final Plans for Gold Hill Fair Taking Shape N O T IC E S Parade, Home Talent Pro gram, Sporta, Banquet f t f.\ H IE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dance Feature* in Addi S1A1E OF OREGON IN A M ) FOlt JACKSON COUNTY. tion to ¿.xhibits. . SIMMONS JACKSON COl N'TY BUILDING • no punis ui a llen o Lonza*.! eoi l l s o e » « i* s ii b t u a ,i „ ■S O u ill A.M) LOAN ASSOCIATION, an School o ffillllll> llpellfd ill (Mill) lt|e ' ut ita m n ig iu u m e t a x i tem i. F mat aiTuugeuiciias for the Gold Oregon building and loan cor- e l l, , , , ig u « , e u i t iL u u A c r e m s i i i . a , ; Jubille Picture* Enioyed H ill Monday, September 3, w ith 233 lam cuiuauuin,/ tair to tie Held Here orporation, P la in tiff, t ,uinuin. i.lsiiu iu i Ol U s» e » u , O re oep .v ,« « c.e. . , o r i.,c u o , , i < ■ cou ve««- vs. pupil* answering (lie cull ut the Aatufuay, Aepaeuuier la are grad u y Lvocai reopie rrtd a y iiv u Oi . a c u .o o g e s W .u i t u e u o i u gon .« in v en irete OaiwCnay m ollim i, TH AI) P. COLEMAN and ADA B. ually uciiig wmpped into suape oy school heli. Tills is a gain of 24 ov ,o |U « * C O SC I tu s O U t t e 'S MS u t 1 .0 .« a im m u e m y s i ,o u g c i s l v O l u » u o s ia . COLEMAN, husband and w ife ; a good s.zeu crowd was on hanu er tile e iiriilluii-nt ut (lie end of llii W. K. DEAL and RUTH DEAI., me various commit.ees and a sue- •Oleman. n e wus avi ou i,,a n n o u , i itttuy evening to see me luuiuouo «vppi OAiuiaieiy zoo Visitor, auu loca, firs t week lust year which account husband and w ife; MAX HAWKS cessiut lair is assured. m s sm all son. .m s. m s .n ,ni, caute cii fo r 204. fly the end of tin- week juiMikC inuiiou pictures ut me hign luuge m eiuueis Jmri-i.ij.uieu til tuv and JANE DOE HAWKS, (true •urs. ic.e Walker has her erew of io joui m em l u t a s i ) moi ilnig. events oi tue uuy w nu me im uquti name unknown) husband and chairman w orking to contact peo seuool aniuiotm m. rue program in- additional students arc expected I > in me evening urawmg me largest w ife; GEORGE H. CARTEH, sturt school which w ill swell tin rat Iti, ser, se:: ol .vue net se i, eiuueo an agricultural l mu und sev County Clerk and Ex-offieio Reg ple in tue community to r display* sain Io even more g ratifying ideai ui uggivi arrived on tue suusta eral com eoi.s oesides the main i espouse. Jackson | >n vanou» departments, w hile istrar of Titles of A lte r me opening exercises and proportions. County, Oregon; also ail other those in charge of the sports, pro .dummy li out tnisiauu, Culiluruia, feature. routine work ot me morning airs. persons or parties unknown gram, parade, salmon hake or bar The first day wits spent in enroll w u eie lie uus spent several wees., I he Gurdell 'club which sponsor claim ing any rig id, title, estate, ment and registration for different us guest ol lu.* únele, n iter a short ed lue entertainment cleared a nice W in. lim it of me local lodge gave lien or interest in or to the real becue and dance are very busy tak classes, und real work began in visit With uis tamer lie w m contin sum lo r use m ine fu ir io tie given tue audress ol welcome w on .airs. estate described in the Complaint ing care ot the many details. earnest on Tuesday. School con ue ,o llnldie where lie attends next wees. Members of trie cluo Jud Itiekerl oi M tdio rd responding, on file herein. Defendants. those who plan to have exhibits in e morning session ®vas closed TO: MAX IlAW KS and JANE DOE vened Monday fo r the morning sex setmot. w is h I o thunk tire community tor at the fa ir are already preparing w ith a bas»ei lunch on the city bait us patronage. sion w ith students being dismissed lawn ut noon. Mr. tun] .Mrs, Joseph Ziegler of ut noon. unknown claiming any right, ni,nerah» and other articles fo r dis- Au outstanding feature of the a ft Sixty-three are listed on the high Los Angeles, California, stopped in 1 hun and heathers Fly title, estate, lien or interest in play. A new ruling this year is that ernoon session was the election of or to the real estate described all exhibit* must be in by 3:1)0 school rosier—a gain of 21 over last Colti lu d tor a snort tune to ediles- herein, Aa "Love biros Fight oft leers fo r the district convention years first week's registration ol day to visit Air. and Airs. Oscar IN THE NAME OF THE STATE o’clock p. in, Friday or they w ill to he held ut Glendale next year. 42. The frosh ns usual lend the high Heilu.-, Iney were on their way OF OREGON, you and each of you i ot be accepted. This is necessary Mrs. Pearl Ferguson of Gold H ill is th e sands of tin ueseri don't have lióme Iroin Mie World’s fair a school in numbers w ith 27 in the ure hereby required to appear and , in order that articles may be ar io glow coin when Snui Summer- Io he chairman w ith Mrs. Maty answer the Complaint of th • ranged in the diferent departments < lass roll. I'here are 17 sophomores, Cmeago. vine anti /.asu Puis are urounu. Jtiebariisun of Ashland as vice P la in tiff on file herein against fur judging. A guard w ill again ba 6 juniors and 13 seniors. It is Alrs. Dick Robinson befanie ili tasi chairman. Mrs. J. W . Carlson of you. or otherwise plead thereto, thought this w ill he considerably w ee», ilei essimi tng iter being mov ed in e y are arch enemies! placed in the’city hall Friday night Gleifklaie was elected secretary- w ithin four (4) weeks from the At least, tuts is ttie situation in increased utter the fru it harvest. lo il nospitui , in , Atei. forti. A lter re- , "Love Birds, the Universal comedy treasurer. Officers who had charge date of the firs t publication of this so that anyone wishing to display Summons, The grade school enrollment is articles of value may do so w ithout ee.vmg me,Inal aid she unproved w h k h COIIll;, , „ t. H Theatre of the convention this year were You are hereby notified that if fear of anv .. „ 165 us computed to 162 ill the close ...puny and was able io lake up be. Suniiuy (or as the e i ” , W(J ,, Wlta Ethel Weed, chairman; Pearl Fergu you fad fo appear and answer th - ' / “ V. Ot. any / of the first week of school last duties as le a , her in the local I lllls lallIOUS |h<. s(ar. son, vice chairman and Etta Carter, Complaint of Ihe P la in tiff as re- l,,b ,‘s brought in by individual* a ll year. quired herein, or o ilier wise plead business houses and local industries school Monday. j . mg roles. secretary-treasurer. thereto. P la in tiff w ill take a Decree i wiU be expected to have some sort Tl»e grade by grade tnrollm ent The largest crowd of Ihe day gath against you fo r the relief demanded of di«niav in th» »nr,»,, it ■ ■ A sack ol flo ur w hich is Io lie Miss Pitts is Arum iiita Tootle, comparison is us follow s: in . said Comnlaint, . w . . hich is sue- . . , l> ’ y ln <he rooms. It is also given in the baker of Hie first prize scl,oul teacher in au Ohio town, ered in the evening fo r Ihe banquet Grade l .usi Year This Ye; ................ m d evening exercises Memorial ! £.,nct’ -v . stated as * follows, to -w it: stated that the districts and com cake at Hi, fair has caused consiil- Summerville is Henry Whip- ana evening exncises. M em orial] pI)r a Jutjgment against the Defeiul- munities adjacent to Gold H ili are 27 21 First crnbic eseileim ill among lie house- I'*1'- chicken fancying employe of a services were presented by seven-1 ants Ruth Deal and W, K. De:d. invited and expected to enter ex 17 24 Seeontl . . wives of tire community. Many of poultry farm. T he ir paths have teen members of the Medford lodge w ife and husband, and Thad P. 16 23 T h ird hibits as w ell as take part in every iheui are already milking plans to crossed just once— und that has re in memory of Ihe twelve deceased Coleman and Ada B. Coleman, hus phase of the fair. 20 Fourth 30 band and wife, fo r the sum of Rebekahs in this district. One mem d d e r a cake as an exhibit and w in xnllcd in ZaSu losing her job. Hen- 20 22 F ifth £394.95, plus inferesf at the rate of Although all details of ihe pro Ihe prize. i r > s antipathy toward the prim ber from the Gold H ill lodge, Mrs. 10 per cent per annum from the gram have not been definitely ar 15 25 Sixth teacher being rendered even more ' Edith Cameron, was included in this 3t)fh day of June, 1933, plus *75.00 16 Seventh 15 Mr. and Mr*. Clyde MeFerren of ¡ bitter by her constant coddling of group. Special memorial services attorneys fees, plus 31E00 fo r in- ranged, the main events as drafted 15 21 Eighth week include a parade Sat. w ere oiven fo r S k ie r N e llie P erl -i surl,,,,'<’ premium paid by P la in tiff, I this .....................— l.os Angel visited iron. Wednes- her little nephew Gladwyn (Mickey were ■ ■■. g iv in Tor Sister Nt te rt, a p,us for conijnua, |on ,,f ilb. morning, follow ed by a short home tiny of last week u ntil Saturday Rooney). form er chairman of the convention, straet of title, plus all P la in tiff s I talent program on the c ity hall 165 162 Total witli Mrs. M eFerren'* mother, Mr»,' ______________ ___ Degree work was carried on by a costs and disburaements herein- I i.lwn ¡u«| hefore noon P ro » i.io „- The xehix d orchestra under the staff of sixteen from the Ashland «fier i., be taxed plus interest on I " refnpn° ° n’ *°« * direction of it. A. Rotis was organ- Mary Mor. lock. The MeFerren’* said judgment at the rale of 10 per a ri beln8 made for a basket lunch were on their way to Seattle, Wash lodge. Ituth Hacus of Grants Pa*« iie<l Wednesday w ith the fo llo w cent per annum from the date of | at noon on the city hall lawn w ith ington, was initiated into the order. Mr». the decree herein, and that said ; free coffee served by the sponsor- ing Inking part: Laverne W alker On Tuesday night September II, Grace Christiansen, president of the Decree ami Judgment be held und Eauraine Force, trumpets; Miss Muliel Xioore arrived in ing clubs. and p rio r lie n upon the fol- Jeanne Hammersly, tenor sax. Effe Gold H ill this week to resume her the (iold H ill I.O.O.F. lodge confers Kehekah assembly also addressed first Along w ith the inspection of dis low ing described real property, sit- Patton, alto m i x ; I. co Walker, C duties in Ihe local school. She wus the first degree on three Jackson the group at this time. 1 uuted and being in the County of plays in the afternoon there w ill The convention was closed by th ' Jackson. State of Oregon, lo -w it: melody sax; Murk Campbell, c la ri ‘ aeeoinpunied by her purents who ville candidates. Every member be novelty car races and sports, fo l The north half of the north net; H illy Force, clarinet; Ruymond w ill reside w itli her and again oc is urged to be present and of course hostess lodge in the regular form. lowed by a baseball game between half of the southeast quarter Among outstanding visitors of the ' Dusrnberry, Sylvia cupy Ihe down stairs ot the Reed there w ill be a feed. Blair, Iris the Gold H ill and Medford Rogues of the northeast quarter in day was Mrs. Merrick, past p re si-1 Toney Ross, Secy. Croft. Wayne Hutchins. Jack , artm rnt house teams. Immediately after the See', ion one, in Township 37 I dent of California Rebekahs assent M artin, violins; Phyllis M iller an I South of Range 2. West of the game there w ill be the greased pig ! bly. Ex-mayor, E. M. Wilson of Meo- W illam ntte Meridian, contain B illie Pendleton, drums, anil June , Mrs. A. A. Walker and son Laverne Health U n it to M eet contest w ith the w inner taking the ing ten acres, more or less. were business visitors in .Medford 1 ford was also a distinguished guest Moore, piano. cash prize. Included in the sports at Prospect September 11 And fo r a further tlecree fore ] of the evening. He is grand master Superintendent Thomason an Friday. W hile tliere Mrs. Walker closing P laintiff's mortgage against w ill be sack races, cracker races, ] of the masonic order of Oregon. Mrs. nounces that arrangements w ill he ‘'''lied on her ,laughter tn law Mrs , \sil W -ilki-i- and Imhv «nn St,., r,. I ^he Gold H ill division of the Wilson is a member of the Gold H ill the real property hereinabove des- iclays and the 150 yard dash. Carl made to atrommodate students w h o ,A , k , 6 ' Jackson countv health unit will c , Bouth and Mr. Trannah are in polls them as getting along nicely. J 1 hM,|i ( o u i i i j neaiin unit will I lodge. This Summons is published in . „ » .u- »• • • have w ork in the fru it harvest, so the Gold H ill News, Gold H ill. Ore- charge °* *h,s V is io n , hold a meeting at Prospect on that they may make up any work gon. by order of Ihe Honorable H. i At 6:30 ranies one o f the biggest Two local boys were taken before Tuesday, September II. missed. A ll that can however are iirliiirt judge. Hud Force Tuesday.] A pot-luck luncheon w ill he M g Several Receive Burns I). N orlon, Judge of the above en- attractions of the day—a free sal- tille d Court, Duly made on the 30th inon bake or barbecue— the natura urged to attend school to get the Ihe youths were ehargde w ith ties- cd and members and their frieni ' W hen K iln Explodes day of August, 1934. fu ll benefit of the year’s work. iroym g light bulbs in the city light- are most cordially invited Io attend The date of the firs t publication of the feast w ill be determined this iug system and w ire advised that i The former meeting at Prosper:* Ernest Kell received painful of this Summons is the 6th day of week by committees in charge. In the evening there w iil be :» ,u ease of any further trouble more was greatly enjoyed by all who a t-' bur,,s " Vl’r his entire body and his September, 1934 M other of Abe Becker GLENN O. TAYLOR hair was singed badly when the big dance in the pavilion. Dancing Passes A w ay in Portland serious methods would he taken to tended. O. H. BF.NGTSON correct them. Anyone lacking transportation kiln at the cement plant exploded Attorneys fo r P la in tiff. 1 „ w ill last from 9 u n til 2 w ith A l Tuesday afternoon sending hot East Main Street. Medford. 1 Stewart and his hand furnishing 126 Miss Nellie Mrs. Abrahuin Hecker of Oregon i Elzear A. Pellelies of this city re communicate w ith Sept. 6-27 the music. fumes fo r a great distance. Wafer Oregon Jacobs, chairman, Mrs. G ilchrist nr City. Oregon, passed away in a ported to city police ill Medford I i,.lt.„|,one 7-1 had heel, put on the red hot c lin k Boy and G irl Scouts w ill be used Portland hospital August 14 after Monday that a ear driven by Ray SI MMONS ers w hich caused gas Io form which to run errands anil do other odd n lingering illness of several years. mond M. Clark of Medford collided resulted in the explosion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF jobs for the committees in charge. System of Success She was buried at Oregon City. w ith his ear Sunday evening on the Kell was given medical attention ] m E STATE OE OREGON FOR They are asked to be on hand F r i She wus the mother of Abe north Pacific highway. Pelletier al once und is now confined to his JACKSON COUNTY. H arry J. N or day as w ell as Saturday. l.el every habit help Becker, local druggist. Mrs. Becker was forced o ff Ihe road when at home here. W hile his injuries are bury and Hazel Shelton Norbury, It would be greatly appreciated Anil every word define is survived by five other sons. P laintiffs, versus W illiam J. Lips tempting to turn, reports show. painful it is thought he w ill not by And every move reflect comb, and Grace E. Lipscomb, . the ... sponsoring . . . . clubs . . as w ell av Mr. Becker spent several days in have to be removed to the hospital husband and w ife, Defendants: **,e citizens of Gold H ill if the c ity The purpose pure of thine. the northern city. His many Mr. Ripley could well use this one. as was al first feared. To W illiam J. Lipscomb and could manage to cut the unsightly friends offer sympathy in his be A glass ja r full of water has been Others nearby who came in con Grace E. Lipscomb, husband and weeds and clean up the rubish that Save every hour reavement. silting Hie back yard of the Art Mul tact w ith the fumes hut escaped w ife, Greetings: In the Name of the now surrounds the cltv hall To have Ihe Power Stale of Oregon you are hereby lin home for .several days. Saturday w ith m inor burns were Barney summoned and required to appear graunds before fa ir day arrives. Your home to build INFORMAL FAREW ELL PARTY morning Ihe rays of Ihe sun shone Kellogg, Balph Cupp and Joe Blair, and answer the complaint filed Your life to gild AT BLANKENBURG’S THUR8. through Ihe ja r in such n manner as against you in the above entitled P|an now to attend the Gold H ill to focus ii great deal of heat on one Farmers and Fruitgrowers Rank Lour» and (.«use w ith in four weeks n _ |j u m c„i.._ from the dale of the first publica- Community fa ir in Gold H ill, Satur- (Deposits Insured) About twenty friends of Mr. mid spot. This happened to be a dry gun- tion o f this summons, the firs t dav ‘‘!,X’ September la. Mrs. R. E, Blankrnburg gathered at neysack which caught fire and burn of publication being August 3Ö. WALKERS HAVE SON th e ir home Thursday evening for ed rapidly. Dry grass nearby was 1934. the last day of the p erio d .of The first meeting of the W ild publication and the last day for the Northwest corner of Section 30, an inform al parewell p a rly in l l v beginning to burn when members of Mr. and Mrs. Asil Walker ure the Bose troop w ill be Wednesday, your appearance being September Township 36 South, Range 4 West form of a surprise. Guests arrived the fam ily discovered Ihe blaze mid 5. This meeting w ill he I 27,b- if X ° 1' <° «BP™«’ of Ihe W illam ette M eridian: thence early in the evening w ith weiners, stoppeil any further progress or proud pareits of a son, weighing 6 September r *1» r:rsi »a i si» i ' «nci «iiswcr the coniplniiH, or otn- South 506.6 feet; thence East 64.5 pounds, 11 ounces, horn Thursday fo r Ihe fifth and sixth grade scouts e,.w j se plead, w ith in Ihe period feet; ___ thence _____ ______________ buns anil inarshmellnws which damage it might have done. N orth 506.6 feet; _______ thence evening at the Community hospital und Ihe new scouts. aforesaid. P laintiffs w ill apply tn ] West 64.5 feet fo place of beginning! were toasted over a large bonfire. The surgeon fish of Bermuda car in Medford, lie has been named The second Wednesday of each the Court fo r the relief praved fo r ] This summons is published by Or- Later games were enjoyed and the evenings entertainment was made ries a spine near its tail so sharp Richard Arlington and is the grand nionth w ill be scout night for the *n **’ r ''om ulaint. viz: 1 hat the con- der of ttie Honorable H. D. Norton, ,..„i hiui, I k Th,.v ,r l,r * ,,f Sil,c se* fnr,h ,n co,n" Circuit Judge fo r Jnekson Countv. 1934. complete w ith several hours of that it cuts other fish like a sharp son of Mr. ami Mrs. A. A, Walker ju n io r and senior high sionls. they p|nlnj plaint j,e be decreed decreed to to he he foreclosed foreclosed , | Oregon, Oregon, dated dated August August 30th. 30th, 193'4, knife. and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hamner and w ill meet from four u ntil five th irty and that you and each of you. and ordering publication hereof in the dancing. Music was furnished by all persons claiming by. through, Gold H ill News, published at Gold Ihe great grandson of W. It. Walker nt the Lively residence. Viola Moore nml Art Gorham. The th ird Wednesday w ill be nr under you or either of vou, t»r H ill in Jackson County, Oregon, Everyone reporled having a JUDGE REED MARRIES COUPLE all of this city. forever barred and foreclosed of each week fo r four successive, scout study and testing, given by any and nil claim and rig h t or once "dandy” time. weeks. Dated August 30tb. 1934, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Millspatigl, the captain and outside scout lead C. W. Davis of Wimer and Lulnr equity of redemption (except such Mr. and Mrs. Blankeuhurg and Niel R. Allen. Attorney fo r Plaint redemption right as file Court mnv iffs. Post Offiee Address, Grants daughter left early Saturday morn Burgayne of Los Angeles were mar who have been visiting Mrs. Mills- ers. decree), in those certain premises pass, Oregon, Aug 30-Scpt. 26. The fourth Wednesday is g irl ing fo r points In South Dakota anil ried Tuesday afternoon September pnugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil located in Jackson County, Oregon, scout social and get-to-gelher for low n to visit relatives. They expect 4 in Judge Reeds offiee. Only the Doly Sr„ fo r some time are now described as: Beginning at a po’ nt Subscribe for the Log. ecessury wilnesses were present, j located near Salem where Mr. M il- the whole troop. 2311 feet West and 30 feet South of to be gone ubout a month. l.O.O.K Notes Girl Scout News
