Gold Hill news., February 28, 1935, Image 3

THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1935
S cien ce W onder» S een
A t U. o f O. D isplay
A liv e ly m in ia tu re geyser thnt
-■» a stream o f w a te r jusl us
'u il \
us Yellowstone's “ Old
1 iit iilu l" , 11 plateau w ith valleys
md h ills mid streams that demon*
strut,
soil erosion, Ihe rom plete
keUon uf the ferocious "subre
l ii ii ll i" t'g e r that once roamed the
Or».... . co u n try, mUural diamonds,
m ul ' iiin si,
, 1 vnlcuiiies and other
n u tu iu l wonders were to he seen
re ce n tly at the firs t unnual science
"open house’* ut Condon H ull, on
Ihe I ’n lv e rs ily o f Oregnsi campus at
I uu. e.
lit , c s h lh ils w en m m ngcd under
Io u iis p ic rs o f the Condon club,
IliiM iig h Iht cooperation of Or. L. N
• in -itt.in , professor o f soehdogy
,n "t .inthropology.
I lie m in ia tu re geyser and the soil
c rn -io i 1 s h llilts , us sa/elt as many of
tin Interesting maps, were eon
stun led by FF.ItA w orkers, under
the ilir c ttlo n o f u n ive rsity scientists.
Since co n tro l o f soli erosion is now
u national issue, tills e x h ib it was of
social In le rrs t. It Is mounted on a
table about six feel w ide by eight
teat long
W ater a ctually flow a
■ I ■’»11 it«, slopes, show ing Just how
‘ t ii 11,1.a r iv e r" gels in his d irty
w o rk.
A display o f anthropological ob-
Jects fount) in Oregon, many o f
w hich have a lIru e le tl nulional alien
It 1, st s at ,liable. The gcologicul
■ t in t 'll no Iti'le tl fossils from t h e
famous John hay lo c a lity and other
■ t i l l , oi lit« d a l e . Foreign maps,
a io li' s, i s t m i t s . m eteorological In-
, l r t te n t s , .u n i other objects w ere
in , Im ird in tin geog raph ic e xh ib it,
' j
iw
u iw
> ■ "!
“Let's
Quit K illing** safely campaign.
Most u t the revocations were m an­
datory fo llo w in g convictions on the
charge of d riv in g w h ile intoxicated.
T w elve licenses were suspended fot
reckless d riv in g , fu ilu re to stop amt
speeding.
P o rtla n d courts chalked up a ma­
jo r ity o f convictions, w ith a total of
523 fo r Hie m onth. As a result, 14
licenses were revoked and tw o sus­
pended.
BY 11ETBY WBASTBR
D ill o f all Ihe euses handled in
January by Oregon courts, eight ol
So many things I w ant to discuss
them involved d riv e rs w ho had not
renewed th e ir old operators* license, —or, I ..liouid say “ gossip" about
anti eight more involved d rive rs who th is tim e— 1 d o n 't kn o w w here to
hud never been licensed in Oregon. begin. So I 'll ju sl put them in a scr­
ies o f questions— each o f w h ich
LEGAL NOTICES
contains in te re stin g data I know
readers w ould like Io have. N ow —
N O TIC E OF C ALL FOR BIDS
T/ints fo r the
Ancient Hietory
FR O M O U R F IL E S
25 Y ear» A g o
Household
From Ihe (fold H ill News
of February 2li. 1910.
Aim ing Hie properties reported
bonded Ibis week in Ibis d is tric t
und the sales p ro b a b ly consum inal-
ed in 11 few duys, u rr ttie Juy D avid­
son tra c t o f six acres on Garden
How, Ihe E. E. M iner Iruct on Runes
creek consisting of 200 acres, the
Cheney d w e llin g on C street and the
l.yuian store b u ild in g on D street.
On Tuesday, (•«•orge W ashington's
b irth d a y , a son wus horn to Mr. mid
Notice is hereby given that sealed
Mrs. Juy Davidson. M other amt sou bills w ill he received at the o ffice
are lu rin g nicely.
o f Itic School C lerk o f School Dis­
tr ic t No. 57, Gold H ill, Oregon, up to
Hayes und N ew ell, who have been 0:00 p. m. March 25, 1935, fo r the
operating Ihe " W ild Hog” mine of d e live ry of lid cords o f 4-foot heavy
liie Lucky Itu rl g io n p on Sardine body f i r wood split reasonably fine
creek tlie pusl w in te r, are having and piled close w ith o u t hulk-head;,
fifty ton« o f very ric h are m ille d at Ihe sume to he delivered at the
the Hart m ill fro m the mine, and ex­ school house n rlo r to Ju ly 15, 1935.
pect a good re tu rn fo r th e ir season's
Successful b id d er must fu rn is h
bond to insure fu lfillm e n t o f con­
w o rk.
tra ct. The hoard reserves the rig id
Wm. Pauley, file je w e le r, w ill vo- Io accept o r reject uny o r a ll bid*.
catc the W ells b u ild in g he now oc- i Dale«! at Gobi H ill, Oregon, Feb­
cupies about (be firs t o f the m onth i ru a ry 27. 1935.
H E ItTH A COY.
anti move his je w e lry establishment
Io Jarvis d ru g store and occupy one C lerk o f Hoard of D irectors, School
D is tric t No. 57.
side in the fro n t. The b u ild in g lie is
leaving w ilt he fitte d up and occu­
It costs more to he proud than to
pied by Ihe Oregon Pow er company
mid Hie Gold H ill R a ilw a y ami he generous.
I.um ber company fo r general office
No poorer music than singing
purposes.
t Io n 1. 1 p a n . I o n ,p c , a n t i o th e r
yo u r ow n praise.
s< < lio n s o f the w o rld were repre­
Lee Cook of Hock I ’o in i und John
sented. *
W ar harms everybody, helps no-
Co<ik o f litis pluce huve taken the
contract fo r b u ild in g the new liv e ry hody, settles nothing.
COLD RESISTANT
burn fo r Ike W rig h t ut W oodville.
I ’ KARS DEVELOPED
SU B SC R IB E F D R T H E N E W S
(2.00 the Year
H. E. Cook, a fo rm e r resident of
Fools creek w ho recently sold his
blacksm ith shop ut M cdloru, was AMETHYST REHEKAJl LODGE 97.
h ir e Ihe firs t o f the week looking Meets every Wednesday night at the
fo r a locution fo r his fg m ily al this I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon
H er: ha Coy, noble grand.
place.
Belle Sm ith, vice grand.
Madge D orm an, secretary.
F IF T Y -T H R E E CAR DRIVERS
Lucy
Mee, treasurer.
LOSE LICENSES IN JANUARY
It is p it 10S11I to use th is v a rie ty
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k in g I " , I t H u rlle tl and
GOLD I I I L L CHAPTER W. H. C.
In
a
determ
ined
attem
pt
to
curb
o ile r p rn is 1 'ic I ’ a ltc n slocks, re-
Meets tw ice a m o n t h on the 2nd
,1 o t ml al Ihe llo,><l R iv e r s t llt io l tr a ffic vio la to rs and remove the m il 4ih W eihiesiluys at th e ir Club
fu n
low 'ii Slut« college. have Deen most dangerous fro m Ihe streets und rooms in the C ity H a ll.
of
Oregon, j u d g e s
•■sled ic o ily fo r several years. T h e highw ays
Grace Slone, president.
v s p ' > iiiie u t »tn tlon said the P atten throughout the state Inst m onth con­
Lucy D is im in i. secretary.
s
w ill svllt’ slnnd 35 Io 40 «Ic- victed 722 m otorists, and the secre­
E lla P a trick, treasurer
ta ry suspi nded o r revoked operat­
g i 1 . In low zero.
C H H ISTIAN SCIENCE N O TIC E
o rs' licenses o f 53.
C hristian Science services a r e
F o rty-o n e d riv e rs in Ihe e n t i r e
\ ion b rie f telegram : “ T w in s to
state had th e ir operators* licenses held each Sunday m o rn in g al elev­
• las. more to m o rro w ."
revoked, according to figures re ­ en o'clock In the b u ild in g across
lented hv Ihe Oregon Slate M otor as­ from Ihe Odd Fellow s hull.
sociation. w h ic h is sponsoring Ihe
Everyone Is welcome.
Th,
lo n g
search fo r a w in te r-
ti
ot I' pc o f |tenr fo r supplying
s.
w o,a! f o r Jm lld ln g tru n k s of
n o ,n o it nrch a id s. may have fin
• Ils sti 1 ceitctl in Ihe discovery .if
th
I It a tu rie t v. it was said by
llo lb ' " ’ R iver branch exprrim esti
j.p iu ii tins w ork.
. . . It ENDS bowel worries
for many people
A downtown hotel
with the peace
‘ *and seclusion o f
This is a test that tells you whether
tl svslem needs a cathartic change.
have constant sluggish spells
or bilious attacks, and laxatives seem
to make things worse, it would be
wise to try this:
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MMMPR •»«
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I H E F A W IL Y N E X T DO O R
a substitute fo r iinolt-um by ta ck­
ing it to the flo o r, a p p lyin g a ro o k ­
Data Loaf
ed starch o f flo u r and w a te r Io the
1 pound o f date*
surface, a llo w in g it Io d ry and then
P------
1 pound o f w alnuts
covering w ith tw o coats o f paint?
1 cup o f pastry flo u r
2. A splendid flo o r polish may be
% teaspoon o f salt
made o f one p in t o f linseed o il, one
4 teaspoons o f baking pow der
p in t of cold tea, tw o ounces of
1 cup o f sugar
The sole value o f any lens is
sp irits o f salts and Ihe w hites o f
4 eggs
the s k ill of the man p re scrib ­
tw o eggs m ixed th o ro u g h ly ami bot­
1 teaspoon o f va nilla
ing it.
tled? T h is must be shaken w e ll be
S ift flo u r, suit, baking powder
fore using. A pply w ith a piece of and sugar together three times.
D r. O rville H. S ch eetz
s ilk and polish w ith another piece Wash and stone dates and shell
• PTOMETRIST
o f silk.
nuts leaving both dates and ntn
V
is
s
l»
*
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- 60« Ea. H St.
3. A nchovy o r sardine paste gen­ meats whole. S ift over them the dry-
e ra lly needs an a d d ition a l season in g re d ie n ts; m ix tho ro u g h ly. Sepa­
S ight Near P. O.
ing of lemon ju ice o r paprika before rate the eggs; heat the yolks w e ll
Grants P a u
using?
and m ix evenly Ihrongh the cake
4. D ried cu rra n ts and peanuts, m ixtu re . Beat the w hites o f the
chopped, make a tasty sandw ich eggs u n til d ry and add. Add va n illa .
Bake one h o u r in a moderate oven
fillin g ?
5. A lum inum and enameled w are in a pan lin e d w ith buttered paper.
B . E. A D A M S
are the best utensils to use fo r can­
A4 Mann's Auto S*rvie.,
GRAND JURY PROBING
ning?
1729 Riverside, Medford
6. Table linens ought to be quite
FATAL ALTO SMASH! P
BUILDER OF AL'TOMOBILB
damp and ironed w ith a heavy hot
AND TRUCK BODIES
iro n in o rd e r to have that desirable
The new grand ju ry began its «le-
“If Its Made We Can Make It“
. lib e ra tio n s Monday afternoon w ith
sheen?
7. Almost any vegetable may Ue the selection o f E verett H. Brayton,
candied in the same m anner us the
sweet potato and w ill be delicious?
W ATCH R EPAIR IN G
8. Late in the autum n many plants
can be saved fro m fro st by p ro te ct­
L arry Schade
ing them w ith a lig th covering oi
S. P. W atch Inspector
3
for
10c
cloth o r newspaper.
Since 1918
PEASLEY STI DIO
9. T u lip * can be forced fo r w in te r
¡21 S. C entral— Next to C raterian
Medford
bloom ing by placing one o r more
M edford, Oregon
bulbs in a pot and p u ttin g them
away in a d a rk cool place u n til
rooted?
10. W in d o w boxes can be made
just as p re tty in the w in te r witfc
evergreens as they are in the sum­
m er w hen planted w ith t e n d e r
plants?
M EDFORD,
R E L IA B L E
11. Mexico produces the best va­
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SO NA BLE
n illa beans although Madagascar,
p ortions o f .South Am erica and T a ­
LENS
Midget Photos
Conger Funeral Parlors
N e w sh ip m en t o f S p o rt Coat» in tw e e d s, lig h t and dark
»hades. A ll silk lined.
S iz e s 14 to 42.
a country garden
CANTERBURY'
A n e w - a d iffe re n t kind of hotel home awaits you in
San Francisco. .Im aqinel A downtown hotel with its
o w n q b rlo u s qorden fille d with flowers and flooded with
sunshine. Every room on outside room with bath from
*2.50 to * 4 Moderate rates, too in the famous Cantorbuy
Dining Room.
Q e a T Thompson, Mnq. Dte
S an CDANCISCO
750
\ : SY30P PEPSIN
RECIPES
o rch a rd ist, Jacksonville, H. F. D., as
forem an, and reported to have beard
testim ony In the case o f H o s i e r
(Hed) C a rro ll, service station em­
ployee, charged w ith in v o lu n ta ry
m anslaughter as the result of an
auto accident on West Main street
in M edford on the night o t Saturda.v
j F ebruary 9. Witnesses on th is case
j were being heard this week.
It is forecast the grand ju r y w ill
re p o rt by the end o f the week.
$9.90 Coats $9.90
The “liquid test”
Stop all use of any laxative that
does not encourage variation from a
“ fixed dose" (which may be eatirely
too lurge a dose for your individual
nred). I'w instead, a liquid laxative
can measure and regulate
ns to dv.e. \s necessary to repeat,
lakes H t •!> • less and less often,
u .ilil Hi. . , els are moving w ithout
uny help at all.
Doctors n-tc liquid laxatives, and
a pr 1 rty prepared liquid laxative,
con' ,ini."! natural laxative agents
like 1 mi a and ensrara is a ioy and
a real help in establishing
1, ,,'id aril,. Ask your doctor about
ti n,
I'-c to r* use liquid laxatives.)
T
• ,n get Dr. Caldwetl’s Syrup
p
1. which is a most dependable
liq u id laxative, at any drug store.
DID YOU KNOW THAT:
1. An old carpet may be used as
h iti are im portant rivals?
12. The quick d ry in g lacquers are
ju st as satisfactory fo r use on metal
as on wood?
13. The w h ite o f egg is soothing
i f applied Io a burn?
14. Stearate o f zinc p ow der is
cooling and healing fo r sunburn
and w ill prevent chafing?
SU TTER
STR EET
$6.95 Dresses $6.95
Ju st unpacked, 36 nerz c :• es in silk p rin ts, lo v ely p a tte r n s
and s ty le s ; also darlL
crep es.
n avy Liue d resses in sh eers and silk
S o m e w ith ja c x c ts.
T o see th em is to se le c t one.
S iz e s 14 to 42
The Golden Rule
G ran ts P a s s , O regon
C O M IN G T O H IM