Gold Hill news., April 18, 1935, Image 3

THE GOLD HILL NEWSTHURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935
T en Jackson C ou nty B oys
E n title d to E n ter CM TC
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Ancient History
Benefiting from a rerent order
F R O M O U R F IL E S
which tin* more then doubled the
25 Y ears A g o
tentative quota, Jackson county w ill
now be entitled to aenil It) student« l . ■
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to the tenlb annual Citizen's M ili­
From (he Gold H ill News
tary Training camp at the Van­
of April IS, 1910.
couver Barracks, In Washington
At a special meeting of the city
starting July 5, It wus announced
council .Salurduy evening several
(hi« week.
questions came up for discussion,
The quolu was »rl first at 218, hut Minong them the Improvement of the
thi* lias just been raised to 480; mill wuler system, the extension of the
Ungudier General Jumes K. Par­ sewer laterals, and the grading
sons, ramp commander, hus direct­ down of llie hill nl the eust end of
ed thut the increase he distributed Main slreel, as well as the grading
of Main street Itself so that it w ill
proportionately Io the counties.
The camp, ns formerly, w ill run present a more decent appearance
for four weeks, and w ill be without and I n * a better highway,
cost to the trainees iucluding trans
A mission furniture factory ig the
porlation to and from home.
The students live in an orderly latest addition to Gold H itt’s rapidly
open-air tent camp, follow a pro­ growing list nt industrial enterpris­
gram in which work and play are es. Frank Burnett has opened his
blended with heavy emphasis U|am shop on the south side with a
athletics and recreation, and enjoy splendid slock on display, and he
a menu e«|>erlally arranged for w ill be able to make anything In
quantity and quality. The camp Is the furniture line.
open to boys 17 years old or over, I
and both former students and b e -, Forty-six ounces of gol<l, vulucd
ut over $800 were taken from ten
ginners are to lie accepted.
General Parsons asks that pros­ Ions of rock from Hie Corporal G
pective applicants communicate as mine on Sardine creek Monday. The
soon ns possible with the camp milling wus done nt J. IL Beeman's
authorities, addressing communica­ Lucky Burt mill, and resulted, lie-
tion* to C. M. T . C. headquarters, sides the gold in $3(11) worth of con­
Vancouver Barracks, Washlngtor, centrates. The mine is leased by
or call upon their county chairman Boy Cameron amt Wm. Mee,
If more convenient. The enrollment
chairman in Jackson county Is M r .! One of ('has. Kell’s new patented
Carl Y. Tengwald. Medford, Oregon. fish screens, which has been rec­
ommended by the stale fish warden,
has been placed in the irrigation
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. ditch on James U. Smith’s Sardine
Meets every Wednesday night ut the creek ranch.
1. O. O. F. Hull. Gold H ill, Oregon
Bertha Coy, noble grand.
The baseball bays met at Jarvis’
Belle Smith, vice grand
drug store Thursday evening, dis­
Madge Dorman, secretary.
cussed the prospects for a team
Lucy Mee, treasurer.
ami effected a preliminary organi­
G?H?D Ilil- L C H A IT E R - W'. R. C. zation. They realize that they are a
little lute in getting into the game,
Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd
but as there is plenty of material in
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club
sight have hopes of developing a
rooms in the City flail.
tram that w ill give a good account
Grace Stone, president.
of itself.
Lucy Ditim inl. secretary.
Ella Patrick, treasurer
Burke and Brown have arrange
incuts nearly completed for the op­
ening of Ih elr new cafe in the Ly­
man building, which they had re­
WATCH REPAIRING
modeled Io meet the requirements
I.nrry Schade
of their business.
S. P. Watch Inspector
Since 1918
Gold bearing ore Is being used to
21 S. Central -Next to Craterlan
fill depressions In Gold H ill streets.
Medford. Oregon________ ’ It comes from an old dump of Hie
Braden mine and while It is tow
grade ore il makes very high grade
material for repairing streets.
B.
E.
A D A M S
At Mann’a Auto Service,
1719 Riverside. Medford
IIU IL D K R OF AUTOMOBILE
AND T R I CK BODIES
“ If Its Made We Can Make I f
C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE N O TIC E
Christian Science services a r e
held each Sunday morning at elev­
en o'clock in the building across
from the Odd Fellows hall.
Everyone is welcome.
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O ver t Ae5fafe|
Portland Policeman Given
Jolt on Drunk Charge—
Another special policeman of
Portland lias cuused the city trouble.
This time Guy Simpson, 45, w a s
found guilty of being drunk and of
huving fired a gun over the hcuds of
three boys who laughed ut him. The
judge g a v e the policeman six
months unit fined him $500, the
inuximum sentence.
I H u g e E xp an sion o f CCC
T o S ta r t W ith in 60 D a y s
Enrollment of 300,000 new men
for the Civilian Conservation corps
within sixty days wax promised last
week by Robert Fechner, CCC d i­
rector, who was in Washington for
a conference w ith President Roose­
velt.
Fifteen hundred new camps are
planned in the 48 states. The war
department would build the ramps
and Fechner said he thought it
would he possible to romolele the
job and enroll Hie 300,000 new men
within a two monlhs’ period.
Many of the new recruits would
he sent to the west coast it is said,
augmenting the already established
ramps in the district.
Early presidential approval of the
plan is expected.
100 Htudrnta to Take
Bar Examination—
The slate of Oregon w ill soon
have another crop ut lawyers. An
even BM) student* have made appli­
cation to tuke the state bar examin­
ation set for July 9 and 10 at Salem.
DO YOU KNOW T H A T :
Last year 118 took the tests, with
1. D ry cornstarch rubbed i n t o
about 00 per cent being admitted to
grease stains on cloth absorbs the
the bar.
grease and can be brushed off
carefully, re|>eating the treatment
State Gets $927.250
intil the spots disappear?
for April Relief—
2. Plants love bottom heat and if
Oregon has been allotted $927,250
for unemployment relief for the muse plants droop from no appar­
month of April, according to head- ent cause and refuse to thrive,
piarters in Salem. How the money watering them solely by pouring
warm water into the saucers every
is to he spent was not disclosed.
day w ill sometimes give them new
vigor?
Game Engineer Host
3. Clear, warm water w ill re­
Abolished By Commission—
The office of state gume engineer move milk or eream from cloth if
was abolished by the game com­ applied immediately?
4. Old broadcloth shirts may be
mission Saturday and Ralph Cowgill
is out of a job. The action was taken used to make children’s rompers?
in the interests of economy and the
RECIPES
commission w ill hire engineers as
Meringue
the work comes up.
To make a light, tender meringue
that w ill not fall, place the egg
Married Women to Be
whites to be used in a bowl in the
Dropped from State Payroll—
Married women whose husbands refrigerator. When chilled, beat
earn plenty to support their fam ily until stiff and dry. Then add two
w ill soon be excluded from those tenspoons of granulated sugar for
hired on the state pay-roll, Carl each egg white used and return to
Cover, state budget director an­ 'he tee to chill again.
Spread the- meringue over the
nounced Saturday. He stated further
that those women whose husbands pie when partly cooled and brown
were not earning enough to provide quickly in a hot oven.
for iheir support would be rctain-
Whipped Cream
"d. li was not decided whelhe the
To insure stiff whipped cream
new ruling would apply to state in­
stitutions since some superintend­ add a little gelatine. The best pro­
ents contended that married coup­ portions are one teaspoonful of
les gave the best service. A bill to gelatine soaked in two tablespoon­
eliminate married women from state fuls of cold milk for five minutes,
payroll was introduced in the last dissolved over boiling water and
cooled, added to one and one-half
legislature hut was defeated.
cups of cream and beaten stiff.
Tyro-thirds of a cup of powdered
Highway Worker Injured
sugar one teaspoon of vanilla and
By Blast Near Madras—
A premature explosion of dyna­ a few grains of salt may be added,
mite near Madras caused Carl if desired.
Swanson, stale highway construc­
L E G A L N O T IC E S
tion worker, to be critically injured,
ills face arms and chest were pep­
SUMMONS
pered with rock fragments. The ac­ IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK-
cident occurred on the Warm
SON COUNTY
Springs cutoff, west of Madras.
JACKSON C O U N T Y B U ILD IN G
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, an |
S. I*. Engineer Killed
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In Albany Yarda—
Thomas Blower, 65, Southern Pa­
cific engineer, was found dead in
the yards at Albany Saturday. It
was thought Blower was walking
between two moving freight trains
and slipped and fell against one of
them. He had been with the S. P.
company for 34 years.
LEGAL
N O T IC E S _
Oregon building and loan corpor­ the liquidation of Plaintiff*« note
ation, P laintifl,
and mortgage.
'that Defendant«, and each and
C1IA1U.ES E BROW N, also known all of them, and all persons claim­
as C. E. brown, and LUCY ing by, through or under them, or
BBOWN, husband a n d
wife; any of them subsequent to the
FRANK B. BOOT and L1BBIK execution of said mortgage on said
BOOT, husband and w ife; G. it. premises, either a» purchasers en­
CARTER, County Clerk and ex- cumbrancers, or otherwise, be bar­
officio Registrar of Titles of Jack- red and foreclosed of all right,
son County, Oregon; also all oth­ claim or claims, or equity of re­
er persons or parties unknown demption in the said premises, and
claiming any right, title, estate, every part thereof.
lien or interest in or to the real
That P laintiff or any party to thia
estate described in Hie Com­ suit may become a purchaser at said
plaint herein, Defendants.
sale; that the Sheriff execute a
TO T H E DEFEND AN TS CHARLES Certificate of Sale to the purchaser,
E. BBOWN, also known as C. E. and said purchaser tie let into im­
Brown, and LUCY BBOWN, hus­ mediate possession of the »remises.
That the Registrar of Titles of
band and wife; also all other per­
sons or parlies unknown claim­ Jackson (Lounty, Oregon, be order­
ing any right, title, estate, lien or ed to issue a Certificate of Title to
interest in or to the real estate the Purchaser or purchasers, upon
described in the Complaint here- presentation of Sheriff’s Deed to
said property.
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE
That Plaintiff may hare such oth­
OF OltEGON, you are hereby re­ er and further relief in the premis­
quired to appear and answer the es as to this Court may seem Just
Complaint of the P laintiff on file and equitable.
herein against you, or otherwise
This Summons is published in the
plead thereto, within four (4) Gold H ill News, Gold H ill, Oregon.
weeks from the date of the first 4 successive and consecutive weeks
publication of this Summons, ex­ bv order of the Honorable H. D.
clusive of the first date of publica­ Norton, Judge of the above entitled
tion, and if you fail to appear and Court, duly made on the 29th day
a n s w e r the Complaint of the of March, i935. The date of the first
P laintiff as hereinabove required, publication of this Summons is
or otherwise plead thereto. Plain­ A pril 11, 1935.
tiff w ill apply to the Court for the
O. H. BENGTSON
relief demanded in its Complaint,
O f Attorneys tor P laintiff
which is succinctly stated as fol­
126 East Main Street
lows:
Medford, Oregon.
For a decree a n d judgment
against the Defendants Charles E.
Brown, also known as C. E. Brown,
and Lucy Brown, husband and wife,
for the sum of $661.58, which in­
cludes principal, interest and in­
surance paid by Plaintiff, plus $75.-
0« attorney’s fees, plus $5.00 for
continuation of abstract of title,
readily adjust themselves to a
lus all P laintiff’s costs and dis-
variety of conditions and are
ursements hereinafter to be taxed
alow to complain of their need
plus interest on said judgment at
the rate of 8.4 per cent per annum
fo r glasses. They are anknow-
from the date of the decree herein,
Ingly abased for their w illing­
and that said Decree and Judgment
ness.
be held a first and prior lien upon
the hereinafter described real prop­
D r. O rville H . S ch eeta
erty and for Judgment and Decree
OPTOMETRIST
foreclosing P laintiff’s mortgage oa
606 East H St. — Grants Pass
the following described property,
situated and being in the County of
Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit:
A piece of property facing
Prune Street on the West side
««iMiMWMiMiMIMiMiMMiMneMMMM
of the City of Medford:
A lw a y s G reater V alu es
Commencing at t h e South­
west corner of Lot 5 in Block 1
in
N IC K E LL A D D IT IO N to t h e
City of Medford, Oregon, run­
ning thence North 253 feet par­
allel with the West line of said
Lot 5; thence east 165 feet;
thence south 253 feet to Prune
Street; thence west 165 feet to
the point of beginning.
That the usual decree be made
at
for the sale of said property by the
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Sheriff of said County, according )o
law and the practice of this Court.
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That the proceeds of said s a le
may be applied to the payment of
taxes due on said premises and to
G ran ts P a ss
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N O TIC E FOR PUB LIC ATIO N
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Pans for 3e a Day?
DEPARTMENT OF T H E IN TER
(OR. U. S. LAND O F F IC E at Rose­
burg. Oregon, April 4lh. 1935
NO TIC E is hereby given that Mrs.
Minnie M. Byerly, of Gold H ill,
Oregon, who, on March 17. 1932,
made Homestead entry Serial, No.
«19743 for S E *4N E M , Section 35,
Township 36S., Range 4W.. W il­
lamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make finnl three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Victor
A. Tengwald. 11. S. Commissionet
nt Medford, Oregon, on the 14th Uty
of May, 1935.
Claimant names ns witnesses: Mr.
11. F. Drake, Mr. H. D. Force, Mr.
Paul Thompson, and Mr. Arthur E.
Gorham, nil of Gold H ill. O-egon.
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modem cAciency oF electricity will seldom
exceed 3 cents a day. Tkc saving in Food
skrinkagc alone will save part or e l oF tkb
dlVercnce, and kow w o n d o b l it it to xse
a Fuat to dean that tke bottom oF your
cooking utensils will not soil your finest
kandkcrdueF. Cook tke modem, co wren
lent, electrical way. Electricity b tka per*
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