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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1934)
THE GOLD HILI. NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER » 5-_»Q34___, THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Co. R E BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor_______ An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill, Oregon, and \ lcnnty___________ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Entered at the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter.__________________ Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising ra te s jjn application. value of the permanent insured Many Jackson County buildings, w ith amortised pay Farmers Receive Loans ments automatically extinguishing Jackson county fanners have re ceived 124 Federal Land bank and Land Bank Commissioner loans for a total amount of 1263,850 during the past 18 months since the emer gency mortgage refinancing act was passed, it is announced from the bank’s headquarters in Spo kane. Oregon farmers throughout the state have received 2318 regular type land bank loans fo r $8,761,019 during the same period, and 3708 Land Bank Commissioner loans for $7,530,450, or a total of 6020 loans of both types for $16,291,469. Farm ers of the four northwest states have received more than 55,000.000 in loans which refinanced $80.000.- 000 of old indebtedness, saving them $750,000 a year also in interest charges. Regular land bank loans are made at a low rate of interest on first t mortgage security up to 50 oti per firs cent of the appraised normal value o f the land plus 20 per cent of the 77?Y THE TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA the debt after a period of from 20 to 36 years. These loan funds are supplied by private investors who purchase long-term land bank bonds. A low rate of interest is possible because the land bank op erates on the cooperative principle. Commissioner loans are made out of a special fund to meet the emer gency need for refinancing distres sed debt, usually involving an ad justment w ith creditors. They are made on either firs t or second mortgage security, up to 75 per cent of the appraised normal value of the property, repayable ord in a r ily in 13 years, bearing 5 per rent interest. Often, both types of loans are made jo in tly , on a single appli cation. Approximately 91 cents out of each dollar of the $16.291,469 which Oregon farmers received through the land bank since May. 1933. went to refinance and sub- t ntiaIh ret,uce oi(1 indebtedness, , presjde^t F M Ehrhar.lt says. “ Al- everyone in the community 1 benefitted from this refunding of pressing indebtedness," lie asserts. “ Former creditors have been paid, store accounts settled, local bank loans liquidated and baek taxes cleared off. “ At the same time, by getting th e ir mortgages refinanced on a sound, long-term basis w ith a low er rate of interest, these farmers now face the future w ith increased security renewed hope and better prospects of w orking their way oui of debt. Th# paralytiug threat o f wholesale foreclosures has also been largely overcome.'* Now that they have gained this benefit, borrowers are showing their good fa ith by meeting their installment payments promptly when due in order to preserve their credit standing and fu lfill their responsibility as stockhold ing members of this permanent co operative credit system. A ll during the past emergency period the laud bank has followed a lenient policy, granting extensions to those who who tem porarily could not nice* th eir payments. But w ith farm in come now showing improvement. President F.hrhards states that the bank is naturally form ing its col lection program, expecting borrow ers to meet their pay ments regular ly, though consideration is given to each ease on its merits. MEDFORD SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE When you go to California, try the train! Big changes have taken place on our rails. Pullman charge« are a third less than I««« year. Rail fares are touching bottom at 2« a mile and less. Complete meals in our dining cars cost as liule as 80e. For de tails, see your local agent or w rite J. A. Ormandy, 705 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon. 419% Southern Pacific P H O N E 84 Hast M ain — M ed fo rd PERMANENT WAVES _$2.00 Finger Wave — .......... ...........-25c Comb Wave ............ 1 ......... 26c Shampoo ............... 25c Haircut ___ 25c Marcel.......26c Manicure .......— ................... 25c Eye Brow Arch .................... 25c Scalp T re a tm e n t_______ 50c Hot Oil .................................... Me Facials ............................... — -Me EXROLL NOW AU Late Models I «495 ? 1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN— Excellent appearance and condition $375 ? 1930 CHEVROLET SPECIAL SEDAN— A beauty, in original finish $315 $295 1930 MARQUETTE COACH— Beat of appearance. Perfect motor $295 1928 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET— Sport, refinished, a real buy $ 1 *5 Easy Terms— Reasonable Trades Coates-Hackett Co. 615 South 6th St. F ro m the G old H ill N ew s O f N o v e m b e r 13. 1934 There has been no frost as yet. all garden stuff is t il splendid shape. Tomatoes are blooming and all w inte r gardens are in excellent condition. Johnny Heed is doing a splendid business in hot tamales. S. A. Duaenberry has had splen did results w ith grape planting on Sardine ereek. He was advised by Mr. Weeks of Hie Del Kio to plant grapes and the experiment has proved a success. Mr. Weeks be 37*4 sacks o f w h e a l, an il show ed 2&th ()|n |lf 1934. lieves that there is no belter grape no sm ut, M r. I l u r t i i e r a ls o s o w e d « ------»■• .................. NOTICE is > hereby given that, land than the Sardine lands. tw o sacks of Meloy barley obtained pursuant to the terms of Hie said fro m th e s ta tio n Io p ro v id e a clean execution, I w ill on the I5lh day of December. 1931. nt in nn A. M.. a! A new steel bridge across the supply of seed of this variety bi the front door of the Courthouse in rive r at the east end of Main street the City of Medford, ill Jacks 111 is a great necessity and it should ♦ lie placed in a direef line w ith the 4 Gold H ill Lodge No. 129 street, thus avoiding removing the « i. o. o. r. old bridge before Ihe new one is completed. An engineer recently Meets every Tuesdsy evening o viewed the sight and expressed « Try Uus. it S d o .B i’t reh rv. you. make you Visitors Always Welcome himself that Ihe new site is even to r i b r t l r r and youn«CT .1«! luppier. you. much superior Io the one al pres-1 rfiiMOT”. wUI rriund n>ur mmwy ■ oacto ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ , r . o< ! s .k K V is e E s c K tr r io N . m i » r w«h ent occupied. AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. aqaart ot water. add IS . |u ic e o f« kwwM.«nd John Hammersly left on Monday I Meeds every Wednesday Night at Ihe ta*r a tahtete-■'idol tw i tanro a day In tf hour% uaually. «hr pain la K "«. >"UU« Itnitor fo r parts “ unknow n” w ith several 1 I. «9 • F. Hall. Gold H ill. Oregon io . w u n tn fu l gtonuon rekal la lak- ErpiaUy r .«I tor r t w i n u a t o r nruidia pam Cates pack animals heavily loaded. We Maude Robinson, Xolde Grand. awly a laar r r r tl a day For Sato, rrsraiunmdad have suspicions that John is on | Bertha Coy, Vice Grand. and eu araolm l by all k .-lu n . itrutgitea Any track of some big game, or a gold Lola Reed. Secretary. dnaexite w.II ert Uw REV IK E S tR im O W R you ate bun to do to. * pocket. Lucy Mee, Treasurer. « Rheumatic Pain Stopped by Lemon Juice Recipe * * ♦ fSbftD I lll. t , CHAPTER W. R. C. Meets Twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at Hieir Club rooms in the City Hall. W ord has been received from the Rose Gay, President. Medford office of the California Edith Bryan, seerelary. Oregon Power compnay that the Ella Patrick, treasurer. pri.-,. ,,f th.- new Crawford auto- R X , , I1 ( E mafic electric range now being O IB IK T IA . . , are featured by the company w ill go up i7 r n t a « 7 f elev $50.00 after Thursday. November held each Sunday acrow 15. Through a large quantity pur- •« o c ’" \ k ,n ,hP ' .. chase Ihe California Oregon Power ,ro,n u,ld Fellows I m company was able to offer local | Everyone 1» welcome. Electric Range Price to Raise November 15 SHOE REPAIRING HARDW ARE Goodyear SHOE Service Rogue River Hdwe. Co. 107 So. 6th SC Grants Paas Dysing—all colors, to match your gown. Fiaest equipped shop in South ern Oregon. See Gotchells. Sberwin W illiam s Paints McCormick-Deering Farm Imps. Housewares— General Hardware 204 S. Sixth St.—Phone 38 Grants Pass, Oregon 3 0 © FIREPROOF ROOMS $150 WITH BATH - WALDORF .for yoor (Separator for a Limited Time Y O U R O P IN IO N ts w anird' In e x hang« la$ it ww uflrr Tw«> Rubber I l o * I Mu gi b * w p a r it i* any •i$p or nial» Irre and p o t pa k J We M il also re il yuw about ’ he 'T.heaprtt Srperat** .n lit* Wor|d to Buy and I h n ' the »«/»«M-paratof masl* in AnwHgra with a g m g aaterd **11 Balancing Bowl a seprr i f f * with lw«l«« valuable Iraturtv nut found on any uthrr separator 1« »».f'-t Just Ju-t send p^jtrard »o -II— the world to aBdrr«» below . tell mxf »ge of vomì «parata» 1— nesdse uf ih » paper Full del ad* tanfi hr «ent pr««npüy. your asidfraa. turne Why Liquid Laxatives are Back in Favor T he public 1» fast returning In the use ol liquid laxatives People have learned that the right doae of a propat l> pftparod liquid laxatl*« «ml bring a more natural movement w ith out any discomfort at the tu n e , or after. T he .lose of a liquid laxative ran be varied Io suit Hie need* ot Ihe in dividual. rhe artion ran thus be fegululed. A rh lld is easily given the riRld dose And mild liquid laxaUvea do not irrita te the kidueya. Doctors are generally agreed th a t senna is a natural laxative I t <lce» not drain the system like the cathar tics lh a l leave you so thirsty. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a liquid laxative w hirh relies on senna for Ila laxative action I I gently helps the '¡a averaRr pernon's ronntipilcd boweli until nature restores their regularity. You ran always get D r Caldwell's TO R T HU R O N . M IC H . M l ZÌI Syrup Pepsin al any drug store, ready for use. w of • " SERVICE STATION JEW ELRY Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing Ready fo r you when promised. Prices Most Reasonable. Buhn’s Jewelry Store Grants Pass, Oregon “ We Buy Old Gold” Jensen Auto Service 6th and D Streets GAS. OIL, TIRES. BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES. GENERAL REPAIR WORK OPTOM ETRIST Teach Your Dollar toHave More 'Cents' PHYSICIAN - OCULIST Geo. Inglis, M. D. Dr. Herbert W . Hermann OPTOMETRIST Tuffs Bldg. — 519-H St. Glasses Fitted ------ Eyes Treated Bye health and health of body are closely related. Bolh should be considered in fittin g glasses. This costs no more and gives bet ter results. “ Glasses that are good to look at and through.” Dr. Edward N. Byw ater’» Palace Cafe and Lunch EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT 6FF1CE and HOSPITAL Open 24 !4 II Hours — Heal Coffee 1LICK SERVICE A" __ s and Short Orders Meal Booths and Counter Grants Pas* Corner 7th and H Streets (¡rants Pass, Oregon - A CORDIAL, HOMELIKE HOTEL WITH A SINCERE DESIRE TO PLEASE HOTEL FROM OUR FILES 25 Years Ago CAFES Grants Pass, Ore. SsTi L P I K E B - Ancient History W H E N IN GRANTS PA SS U SE T H IS DIRECT ORY 1934 W ILLYS 77 4-DOOR SEDAN— Save $100 on thia car—Our price. .. 1930 CHEVROLET COACH— Kari-Keen trunk. Reconditioned Wusco county. It produced 25 sacks County. Oregon, offer for sale and w ill sell at public auction for ash of clean barley. to Hie lilgliesl Oiddcr, Io sausiy ‘ aid jiid gm .u i, logellier w ith Hie eosls of Hus sale, subject Io I edi'iiiptioll a« City W a te r Plant P i o . , n r , provided liy law, all of Hie rigid fit, Luu'«.— This .ity's municipally die, and inleresl that tile sulil De awneit w ater plant eioneil a profit of li u d .o i l s . .1. I W (Midi•“ k Ol I (liso.onu during the last fiscal year Gwendolyn Woodcock, husband and com pa re, I w ith a deficit of $22.20 for wife. D. It. Woodcock, a stngl«» person. Southern Oregon Credit the previous 12 months. Bureau, an Oregon corporation; also all other persons or parties un Know w liul is going oil In G old known «Tanning any rigid, title, l l l l l -Subscribe to The New* unit .slate, lien or interest III or In Hie real estate, described hi the Com keep Informed plaint on tile herein, had on the 2nd day of June. 1928. or now LEGAL NOTICES l i m e ill and In Ihe follow ing de scribed properly, situated in Ihe On Oregon Farm# County ol Jackson, Slate of Oregon, N O T H E O F i’ l l P . i t t I T 'S B A L K lo-w i t : Lot No. 3 in Bloek No. I In BY V1RTVE of un execution in Sunnyside Addition Io Hie f.ltv foreclosure ouly issued out oi ano of Medford, Oregon. uniter Hie seal ol tile l.ire u lt Couil Dated al Medford. Oregon this Grows Large Field of Rye lira»» ol the Mine of Oregon, in amt lor 8lh «lav of November, 1931 Al.ltAN 1 Probably one of the Hie County of Jackson, to me W A I.IIJ I J. Ol.MSI III H» ilireete.l unit dated mi the 2<hli day largest fields of Euglis'l rye glass of Oelobel, 1934, m a eertuiu uciiou Sheriff of Jackson C niiiilv. Oregon in Hie W illamette valley is Hud Hieiein, wherein Jackson Luuuty By HOWARD GAt I T. Deputy grown fo r seed on the (aim of b uilding amt l.uuii Association, .in Frank Kropf of lla r r i .'m g. Mr. Oregon biiiuiing and loan corpora as I ’l.iin tiif, recovered judg Kropf entered the rye glass seed tion ment against, J. I.. Woodcock and W HEN IN MEDFORD business several years ago w ith an Gwendolyn Woodcock, husband USE TH IS DIRECTORY I l acre field, ami Hus year harvest and wile. D. R. W oodvoek. a single person. Southern Oregon Credit ed seed from more Ilian tun acres. Htireau, an Oregon corporal inn; AUTO BODIES___ also all o ilie r persons or parlies un G rassho p per N u m b e rs Decreased known thinn in g any rig id , title, es hl-AM ATH FAl.l.;» Indications tate, lien or interest in or to Hie B. E. A D A M S are that Hie grasshoppers which real esinle described in the Coin At M an n '« A uto Servle», plaint on file herein, Hie defend have infested parts of Klaiuuth ants, for Hie slim of $1666.60, plus 1729 Rlvemlite, M ed ford county ill such numbers ill the past interest from Hie 31st day of Octob I l l ’ ll.D F It GF At tliM ttIM L E few years w ill be less ot a problem er. 1932, to Hi. 18th duy of D i-e m AND T l t l ’CK BODIES ber, 1933. at Hie rale of IIP . per next year, us fewer eggs have been •If Ils Mmle We < an Make It.' annum, being the sum of glt.t.33, deposited than fo r iiiu iiy years, ac plus interest on $1176.91 from the cording to County Agent C. ........... A. Hen I.XHi day of December, 1933. Io die JEW ELRY derson. Mrs. Henderson believes, 25th duy of October, 1934. being the however, that unless control work sum o f ‘$100.49. less Hie sum of WATCH REPAIRING #368.78 paid on stork, less the sum is continued Hie Klaiuuth district of #611.31 accrued earnings on said Larry Schade w ill again face a serious infestation stock, plus #5.06 fo r cowlinuatton of abstract of title, pills interest on S. I*. Wutch Inspector in about three years. said Judgment al the rale of 10' Since 1918 per annum from Hie dale of the de W h e at and H u rley T r ia ls M ade 21 S. Cenlrnl Next to Crulertu» eree herein, w ith costs and ills Medford. Oregon D l'F T Il—Tw o sacks of <>ro liiirseinenls taxed at #19.80. and the wheal obtained from the Moro ex fu rthe r sum of $125.00 us Attorney's fees, which indgment was enrolled periment station by I".. E. B tirlner and dockrle.ì ill Hi.' Clerk'* off e s farm here produce „„ for tria l on his I customers this new 1935 advance model at only $99.56 but recent In creases announced by the manufac turers have necessitated the price raise on November 15. A large number of these special value ranges have already bee“ sold throughout this te rrito ry uc cording to local company officials w ho attribute much of the succe .» of this sales campaign to the lib e r al use of newspaper advertising. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- -- USED CARS 1934 FORD V8 DE LUXE ROADSTER— Only driven 7000 miles—like new.... J ^ O F F IC E SU P PL IE S Stationer# — Office Supplies Typew riters G ift Merchandise Books — Drugs C H. Demaray N 6th St. Grants Pasa --------- - ------------- CLEANERS Valley Cleaner» 611% East H. St., Grants Past Opposite P. O. Phone 260 Suits cleaned and pressed $1.00 Hats cleaned and blocked $1.06 Blain dresses cleaned, - pressed $1 —------ To make your dollar go farthest, select a reliable business establishment. The business and profes sional men listed in this directory are leaders in their respective lines. They guarantee their mer chandise which gives you assurance that you will be satisfied. When shopping, use this directory. J. W. C o p e la n d Y ard s CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS Building Material of All Kind» 4th «..V. and « G »»WW» Street» Grant» Pa»», Ore. j f c ^ g ^ ^ jj-j-u -n -n v v i-iv n -n o im iiin in irm n n in Y ir m i taa i i m m m T r ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -
