rH_E Ì ;OLD HTLL y F W S THURSDAY, OCTOBER n , 1934
FOOTS CREEK
NEWS
(By Mr». Marion l.ancr)
~ | iluy dinner gucsl* «1 the borne of •"
.Mr. and Mrs. Lester Boling. Mr
Henderson led lust week fo r Chica
go, Illino is, where he w ill ullend
the World'» fair.
Ancient History
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook und three
children und Mr. mid Mra> Melvin
Morris of Gold H ill »la-nt Sunday
afternoon at the Rob Cook place
recently
purchased
from
Mrs.
Verna Koster.
From the Gold Hill New*
of October 2, 1909
Mr. and Mr». D. A. McDunuld re
lum ed Io Ihelr home near Itivieru
Saturday after uii absence of sev
eral months, part of which time
wa» »|H iit in California.
Itev. I). I). Randall, Union Sun
day »ehoid missionary of Medford
met w ith the Foots Creek Sunday
school Sunday und gave u very in
teresting tulk follow ing the study
hour. A rully day meeting w i l t
planned fo r October 21, followed
by a basket lunch at noon to w hit h
ull Interested In the work are In
vited to attend. Mr. Itandall m il
w ith the Wimer school In the nftc
noon when n baptismal service w ai
held. In the evening he spoke at
Sams Valley.
Mr. and Mr». E lllo lt Butler of
Medford and Mr. und Mr». Albert
Smith und son. Junior of Grants
Puss were Sunday cullers ut the
Birdseye home.
John Ferry und sisters, France-,
und Elirubeth left lust week for
Palo Alto, C alifornia, where they
w ill reenter Stanford university.
Mr. untl Mrs. W. It. I.umh, former
residents o l this community when
they lived at Itivieru plantation o r
chard, who have spent the past two
years on the Milo I.umh ranch on
the Old Stage Houd, south rust of
Gold H ill, moved Iasi week to their
place near Derby on the Butte Falls
ronil.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Du Hois of
Seattle, Washington, who s|a-nt the
past week nt Itivieru Auto Park re
turned to their home Saturday
morning.
OPTOMETRIST
606 East II St. — Grants Puss
Near the Post Office
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rìvoli
Theatre — Grant» Paw
Thurs., Fri., and Sul.
SHIHLEY TEMPLE in
“Baby Take a Bow’’
Preview Saturday 11 P. M.
CHAS. RUGGLES in
“Murder In The Private
Car”
The
Sun., Mon., and Tue.
Big Musical Comedy
Hit
“Here Comet The Navy”
Jnmes Cagney
—
Pul O’Brien
Wednesday Only
H's No. 2 of the Big Stage Shows
“High Hatters of Rythm”
Ten nets Vaudeville w ith
Ralph B rill and his V id o r Re
cording Orchestra
dip them in melted sweet chocolate,
Most of us lake crackers—just s tilh a little thought given to de
last week :•* the Sacred Heart hos
plum soda crackers or salted ones— tails any one can concoct ail sorts
pital ut Medford.
very much for grunted und are apt of cracker novelties as pleasing to
lo serve them as they are w ith me eye as to Hie taste.
Wallace Holing has returned to
soup, coktuil or salad.
high school ut Gold H ill after being
However, it Is surprising what
RECIPES
absent for a week on account of ey*
can he done lo dress up Ihe simple
Lady Baltimore Cake
trouble.
things and make them real addi
3 cups of pastry flour
tions lo uny meal.
3 tablespoons of baking powder
Donald Dowd, Edward Sing-
When you want lo serve crack
H urry Murray, a form er p rinter
'4 teaspoon o f »alt.
master und Al lle lw ijf from Eureka,
in the Leader office al Collage ers w ith tlie soup, try soufflrd
% cup of butler
C alifornia, were Wednesday callers Grove, is now editor and manager crackers. Place them in a shallow
1*4 cups of sugar
at the Birdseye home. They are of the Gold H ill News,
dish and cover w ith ice water for
% cup of m ilk
former school mutes of Mrs. Victor
seven or eight minutes. Remove
*4 cup of-w ater
Birdseye.
w ith a rake turner, place on a but
1 teaspoon o f vanilla
From the Gold Hill News
tered sheet, dot w ith butter ami
% teaspoon of almond flavoring
of October 9, 1909
Mr, und Mrs. Chas, McMerriek
place in a hot oven u ntil they puff
3 egg whites, beaten s tiff
mid children. Alice mid George
and become a delicate brown.
Cream butter u ntil flu ffy ; add
C. W. M arlin, ’ traveling repre
Were in Medford Saturday on bus
Cheese Crackers Delicious
sugar gradually and cream together
sentative
of
the
Hogue
River
Elec
iness.
To serve w ith salad, crackers thoroughly. Sift flo u r once, add
tric Co., wus in Gold H ill Wednes
day looking after the interests ol spread w ith cheese and placed in baking powder and salt and sift to
Berl Kosler of Portland spent
Ihal company. Mr. M artin’s duly Ihe oven fo r u few minutes before gether three times. Add to sugar
several days last week visiting ul
consists chiefly in Ihe recaputulion serving are delicious. Sointhing re and butter alternately w ith m ilk
the Koster home. It was his first
quiring more lime lo prepare is an and water mixed, beating after each
trip lo Southern Oregon in four o f construction w ork and distribu -------
arrangement
cream . cheese - used
--------- „ of . --------
„ v . . , addition u ntil smooth. Add flavor-
tion of current.
years. Also Ids sister, Mrs. Tony
las a border w ith a center of jellcy. j ing; fold In egg whites. Bake in lay
Boss of Gold H ill was u guest here,
I jam. stuffed olives or nuts. Brush ers in a moderate oven (375 de-
Among those on the school honor
’
.
returning to her home Sunday eve
ro
ll
last
month
are:
M
illie
and
Hal-
11 cra< ers lig h tly w ith butter, grres) from tw enty to tw enty-five
ning.
tie Hodges, Katherine and Frank brown in Ihe oven and cool. Then minutes.
decorate.
Filling and Icing
Foley, V irginia Beeman, Alva and
Phyllis M iller spent Hie week end
Tirty crackers may even serve as
V, pound of figs
Clinton Walker, Elsie and Lloyd
In (¡old H ill as the guest of her
candies fo r Ihe children. Spread
*4 pound of raisins
M iller, Bichard Morelock, Rosa
cousin. Sybil Walker. They spent
them w ilh soft chocolate fudge or 1 ’4 pound of pecans or walnuts
Lewis, Elmer Dungey, Letsy Hodg
Saturday in Medford accompanied
es. Pauline Olsen, Cleo Gilchrist.
by Mrs M illie Walker.
Maudie and Bertha Coy. Tom
Linn Farmer» lo Try Lime
Chisholm, Frankie Carter, Vernon
ALBANY
— To determine the
Mr. und Mrs. Ira Gilstrap and son and Vincln Fleming, Joe Lewis and
reaction of alfalfa in Linn county
W ilie r und daughter anil son-in- Edna Su lion.
to applications of lime, three tons
law, W illiam Watson of Junction
of this material have been obtained
City, Oregon, called ul the home of
E. K. Hum of Los Angeles has from the Dallas lime plant by the
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance Tuesday
purchased of I). P. Blue, 120 acres Linn county agent, and w ill be dis
returning from a trip lo Arcata,
on Foots Creek, known as the tributed to about 20 farmers of the
C alifornia, where Mrs. Gilstrap has
"Short Place,” und w ill immediately county fo r trials on one-fifth acre
spent five weeks w ilh her eldest
commence the construction of a plols. Farmers who have already
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Christensen
M oating Dredge, to be operated indicated a desire to cooperate in
und husband. Mrs.
Gilstrap
„,,,
...
" ' !‘ | w i, h electricity, sim ilar to Ih these trials are Clarence Brown, L.
form erly Myrtle H itter and lived in
Champlin dredge, which Is being
the community fo r n number of operated on Ihe same creek, Thi 0. Weber and W alter Hense of
Shedd; Vincent Grimes, H arris
years.
dredge w ill cost »157,000,
burg; J. J. Underwood and W ilbur
Evans of Halsey and E. C. McClain
HOT DOG!
of Lebanon.
Television is practically n thing
of Ihe pus! to the Four Marx
Druthers. They were questioned re-
ccnlly on whul they thought of tel
evision. at the Paramount studios
In Hollywood where they made
Ih cir picture, "Duck Soup,” which
is coming In the Boxy Theatre Sun
day fo r a two day run.
"Just think." Groucho murmured
"when television is perfected you’ll
be able lo sil in your own home
and watch a hall game, but u ntil
they invent a way of transm itting
bo' dog sandwiches w ilh mustard
through the air. i t ’ll never mean
thing lo me.’’
Hiirpo, being voiceless, was forc
ed to resort to pantomime, and
spelled oul, " I ’m s till speechless
AUTO BODIES
B. E. A D A M S
At Mann's Aat« Service,
1729 Riverside, Medford
BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE
AND TRUCK BODIES
’ If Its Made We Cnn Make II."
JEWELRY
WATCH REPAIRING
Larry Schade
S. P. Watch Inspector
Since 1018
21 S. Central—Next lo Cratcrlaa
Medford. Oregon
2 cups of sugar
3-4 cup of water
2 egg whites, beaten s tiff
I teaspoon of vanilla.
Grind fru its and nuts together
(I like some maraschino cherries
in mine as well as figs and raisins).
Cook sugar and wafer to soft ball
ball stage. Pour the syrup slow ly
on the egg whites beating constant
ly. Beal w ith a Dover egg beater
u ntil the m ixture w ill stand alone.
Add vanilla. Stir the fru it and nut
m ixture into tw o-thirds of the icing
and spread between the layers and
on top of the cake. Then, w ilh the
remaining icing, cover the entire
cake.
This is delicious, keeps w ell and,
if directions are followed, cannot
possibly fail.
Navajo Indian te rrito ry in A ri
zona has increased since 1863 to
approximately 11,000,000 acres.
CAPITAL SEEKERS
Complete services fo r preparing
and filin g prospectuses under Fed
eral Securities acL Stock selling
campaigns prepared. Corporations
organized.
Established 1881, E. P. SCHMIDT
and Co., 70 W all St. New York City.
Clearance
I,
CITY BUDGET
j
Budget fo r Ihe C ity of Gold H ill
fo r Ihe year 1935.
Salaries:—
Marshal ............. _......... ......»
Lib ra ria n .....................
Recorder ..........
I're is u iiir
Health office» ..................
900.00
60.00
300.00
300.00
120.00
»1,680.00
Load Retirement
Sinking Fund .........
»4,008.00
Interest on Bonds ......... 1,820.1X1
Total umount to be raised
by taxes .................„...»3,79X04
THE PUBLIC.
♦
Gold Hill Lodge No. 129
I. O. O. F.
Meets every Tuesday evening
Visitors Always Welcome
Dated this 1st day of October.
1931.
IL Ü. Heed, E. T. Ham, Elmer
Dungey, Budget Committee.
ALBERT PANKEY, Mayor
H. D. FORCE, Recorder.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGB 97.
Meets every Wednesday Night at the
I. O. O. F. Hall. Gold H ill, Oregon
Maude Robinson, Noble Grand.
Bertha Coy, Vice Grand.
Ixiln Reed, Secretary.
Lucy Mee, Treasurer.
(¡OLD B IL L CHAPTER W. R C
Meets Twice a month on the 2nd
and 4th Wednesdays nt Ihelr Club
rooms In Ihe City Hall.
Bose Gay, President.
Edith Bryan, secretary.
Elin Patrick, treasurer.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE
Christian Science services nre
held each Sunday morning nt elev
en o’clock in the building across
from Odd Fellows hall.
Everyone is welcome.
MEDFORD SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY CULTURE
PHONE 84
419Uj Bast Main — Medford
PERMANENT WAVES ....»2.00
Finger Wave _____________ 25c
Comb Wave ____________ 25c
Shampoo ... .....
„..25c
Haircut ......25c
Marcel _„..25c
Manicure ______
25c
Eye Brow Arch ________
25c
Scalp Treatment ....
50c
Hot Oil _____
50c
Facials _____________
50c
ENROLL NOW
SALE
Everything Must Be Sold
from Our 1934 Stock
Before October 31
»6.428.00
Miscellaneous:—
Chlorine fo r water ......... » 400.00'
White Federation Grown
Sewer repairs ....... .........
15X00 1
H E P P N E R -B . II. Peck of Mor Street repairs ......... .......... 150.001
row county who planted W hile Insurance ..........
Federation wheat last year, reports P rinting und atty’s fees
240.00 j
u yield from this variety more than
twice us large as he got from his
» 990.00;
Turkey wheat on land where
Emergency
»1.000.00
drouth was severe. The W hile Fed
eration was not certified^ although
Total budget allov •unce
II eould have been if lime had per-
fo r 1935
»10,098.00
1
milted, and Mr. Peck plans lo cer
tify ncxl year, according lo County E"limjited Receipts:—
»2,400.0.; I
Agent Joe Belanger. Some of Ihe Water rentals .........
seed w ill be distributed to other Fines, licenses, rental ..... 100.00
Rental power plant .......... 1,200.00
farmers in Ihe county this fall.
Cush on hand, Dee. 31, '33 2,604.96
ADVERTISING PA’ S
»6,304.96
1 KEEP YOUR NAME BEFORE I
WHEN IN MEDFORD
USE THIS DIRECTORY
W. W. Prlckett, Prop.
Used Mining and M ill Machinery
Used Pipe— F illings
Rlec. and Acetylene Welding
Phone 601
1617 No. Riverside
BY B E T IY WEBSTEIt
LEGAL NOTICES
,
MEDFORD PIPE AND
MACHINERY CO.
The pupils and teacher of the ad
vanced room in the local school
have orgunisel a literary society.
Officers are: president, John Kel
sey, president emeritus, Prof. Ila n-
by; vice presidents, Trunk Foley
and Virginia Beeman; secretary,
Katherine Foley, treasurer, Alvu
Walker, program committee, H allie
Hodges, W illiam Kelsey and Gwen
dolyn Shekel.
Year End
Eyestrain
Dr. Orville H. Scheetz
Household
B IG --
Mrs, IL E. Henderson anil dnugti-
1er, Je nn, , f Bogue Hiver were Sun
So much of your life ’s work
and happiness depends upon
the condition of your eyes.
Have mi IK point eye examin
ation today.
Mr. und Mrs. A rthur Biles are the
parents of u baby daughter born
'Hints fo r the
FROM OUR FILES
25 Years Ago
Dance
Come In and Save
Saturday
FIRESTONE
t ii
The
2
Rates Are Only
40c and 10c
in
JVILLE
(Another Good Town!)
SERVICE STORE
9tn & Riverside
Medford
Conger Funeral Parlors
MEDFORD,
OREGON
RELIABLE
REASONABLE
2O c
To the legal voters of the city of j
ANY TIME
Gold H ill, Jackson County Oregon:'
Children
It)c
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that there w ill be an election held
Saturday Only October 13
al the usual place of voting at the
KEN MAYNARD in
city hall and nt the time and day of
•T R A IL DRIVE"
holding the genernl biennial elec
Also “ Pirate Treasure”
tion, Nov. 6, 1934.
The purpose of holding this city
Sun., Mon. Oct. 14-15
election is to elect 1 mayor, 6
FOUR MARX BROTHERS In
councilmen, I recorder, 1 marshal,
“ DUCK SOUP"
and I treasurer, all to serve fo r a )
“ Tues".', Wed“ ()e|.~l6*-17*
term of 2 years, or u ntil his suc
“ SHE MADE HER BED"
cessor is elected and qualified or
Richard Arlen — Sally Ellers
removed fo r cause.
By order of the Mayor and city
Thurs,, Fri. Oct. 18-19
council al a meeting held October
“ CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY’
3. 1934.
Ralph Bellamy — Shirley Grey
H. D. FORCE, Recorder
Continu7nis~Snt”-Suti.~l
:30 to 11
For the city of Gold Hill, Jack-
Daily
Mat.
1:45
Eve
7:00
P. M.
son County, Oregon.
j
L a u n d r y S e r v ic e s
ROUGH D R Y .................................... g£ per pound
One cent for each handkerchief.
ECONOMY WASH ........................
^0
per pound
One cent for each handkerchief.
Shirts in either service finished for 10c each.
DRY CLEAN—Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only »1 each
WE CALL AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK—TUES. - FRL
F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u n d r y
Grants Pass, Oregon