T H E G O L D H IL L N E W S T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1935
newlng old acquaintances.
A ncient H is t o r y
F R O M O U R F IL E S
25 Y ear* A g o
From lh» Gold H ill New»
of April 30. 1910
Tbe Odd Fellows* anniversary
picnic Iasi Sunday was a delightful
•vent, w ith plenty ol good cheer
and an abundance uf good fellow
ship. A pleasing inform ality pre
vailed, and it was a common thing
to see 11 uniformed brother greeting
a friend with one hand and dispos
ing of 11 piece of cuke with the oth
er.
,
I)r. W. P. Chisholm made a trio
to hl» mine In the Meadows district
Thursday. The mine, 1» a splendid
copper prospect. A tunnel of three
hundred fret hus been run, but is
not yet on the ledge, although good
ore Is being tuken out. The doctor
hus great faith In the property, us
witness his ten years of effort ami
expenditure without return.
Tom Cook, the Fools ereek miner
and the discoverer of mnny of the
most noted mines of Jueksn and
Josephine counties, was In town on
business the first of the week.
The rensus taker wax Just a dav
early at I .on Barber's. Thursday
afternoon the Barber fam ily were
enumerated and Thursday night a
Seventy-five uf Portland's lives! fine baby boy arrived. Dr. Chisholm
and most representative business reports mother and son us both do
men stopped in Gold H ill for u ing well.
quarter of an hour Tuesday on their
excursion Io Klamath Fulls. They BACLES CONVENTION IN
were met by u lurge delegation,
GRANTS PASS JULY 4-5-6
with the la d ie s of the Progress club
In the van, and each excursionist
"A Venetian
Night.” a floral
was made iin honorary member of water carnival on the world famous
the club on the spot by having the
Itogue river is slated to be one of
handsome gold ribbon of the club
the leading attractions for the vis
and ti beautiful gold of Ophir rose
itors in Grants Puss at the Fratern
pinned to his lapel.
al Order of Eagles state convention
to be held in that city July 4, 5 and
Il was a nightmare, sure enough, 0, according to the announcement
but it was lots of fun. When the received this week by Cluud Got-
score becomes bullish to the extent scbull, general chairman in charge
of IS to 15. us it did last Sunday in of the state convention committee.
the Gold Ilill-Glendule game, there
Grunts Puss expects to cnlertaii
is sure to be enough bools and bol>- approximately 20,000 delegates and
bles to fill a bushel basket for each vlsitotra at this event and com
player, but the fun Is always there. mittees are working out plans for
Glendale held the long end of the various activities which w ill In
score.
clude ilnnces, competitive bugle and
drum corps drills, bowling tourna
Fred Turner was in Medford on ment, golf, tours, tennis and horse
business Tuesday and Wednesday, shoe tournaments, boxing a n d
and
and it Is reported that he had to wrestling mutches, baseball
keep «lodging to avoid being signed shows. •
by Manager Hall for the Medford
baseball team. Someone has been
LEGAL NOTICES
telling about those three buggers
Fred slashed out last Sunday.
N O TIC E FOR PUBLICATIO N
Dr. Bryant, who used to clerk in |
tlie first store in Gold H ill, nineteen
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER-
l-AND O F F IC E at Rose-
i burg. Oregon. April 4th, 1935
sears ago was here from Sulurdny
N O T IC E is hereby given that Mrs.
until Ihe middle of Ihe week re- Minnie M. Byerly, of Gold H ill,
Oregon, who, on March 17, 1932,
made Homestead entry Serial, No.
(119743 for SE'ANE'A, Section 35,
I Township 36S., Range 4W., W il
lamette Meridian, hns filed notice
of intention to make finni three
year Proof, to establish claim Io the
I land above described, before Victor
1 A. Tengwnld. U. S. Commlsslonei
at Medford, Oregon, on the 14th tiny
of May, 1935.
Glnimnnt names ns witnesses: Mr.
II. F. Drake, Mr. H. D. Force, Mr.
Puul Thompson, und Mr. Arthur E.
Gorham, all of Gold H ill. Oregon.
W IL L IA M II. CANON
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Register.
SUMMONS
GET A PE R M A N EN T
IN T H E C in C I'l I COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOB JACK-
SON COUNTY
JACKSON C O U N T Y B U ILD IN G
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, an
Oregon building and loan corpor
ation, Plaintiff,
the modern wuy, given In
about two hours with com
fort, leaving your huir soft like
you tiave always wished for.
(ilven by an exceptional oper
ator where privacy is rom-
plete.
vs.
Pric'd a| »2. M and »5
Try the new
G ST. BE A U TY SH O P
1’ lione 67R
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Grant» Paa»
Located In G. SI. Barber Shop
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CHARLES E BROWN, also known
as C. E. Brown, and LUCY
BROWN, husband a n d
wife;
EBANK B. BOOT and l.IB B IE
BOOT, husband and w ife; G. R.
CARTER, County Clerk and cx-
offlcio Registrar of Titles of Jack-
son County, Oregon: also nil oth
er persons or parties unknown
duiming any rigid, title, estate,
lien or interest in or to the real
estute described in the Coin
plaint herein, Defendants.
TO H I E DEFENDANTS CHARLES
E. IIHOW N, also known as C. E.
Brown, ami I.UCY BROWN, hus
band and wife; ulso all other per
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in or to the real estate
described In the Complaint here
in:
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE
OF OREGON, you are hereby re
quired to uppeur und answer the
Complaint of the Plaintiff on file
herein uguinst you. or otherwise
plead thereto, within four (4)
weeks from the date of the first
publication of Ibis Summons, ex
clusive of the first date of puhliru-
tion, and if you fail to appear and
a n s w e r the Complaint of the
Plaintiff ns hereinabove requlr, d,
o r otherwise plead thereto, Plain
tiff w ill apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in its Complaint,
which is succinctly slated as fol
lows:
For u decree a n d Judgment
uguinst
the Defendants Charles E.
'gi
Brown, ulso known as C. E. Brown,
and Lucy Brown, husband and wife,
for the sum of 9AG1.5H. which in
cludes principal, interest and in
ace paid by Plaintiff, idus $75.-
Ilorney’s fees, plus $5.00 for
enntinuation of abstract of title,
plus all P laintiffs costs and dis
bursements hereinafter to he taxed
plus interest on said judgment at
ttie rate of 8.4 per cent per annum
from the date of the decree herein,
and that said Decree and Judgment
he held a first and prior lien upon
the h e re in a fte r described real p ro p
erty and for Judgment and Decree
foreclosing P laintiff’s mortgage on
the following described property,
situated and being in the County of
Jackson, Slate of Oregon, to-wlt:
A piece of property facing
Prune Street on the West side
of the City of Medford:
Commencing at t b e South
west corner of Lot 5 in Block 1
N IC K E L L 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
for the sale of said property by the
Sheriff of said County, according to
law and the practice of this Court.
That the proceeds of said s a le
may be applied to the payment of
taxes due on said premises and to
the liquidation of P laintiff’s note
and mortgage.
That Defendants, and each and
all of them, and all persons claim
ing by, through or under them, or
any of them subsequent to the
execution of said mortgage on said
premises, either as purchasers en
cumbrancers, or otherwise, be bar
red and foreclosed of all right,
claim or claims, or equity of re
demption in the said premises, and
every part thereof.
That P laintiff or any party to this
suit may become a purchaser at said
sale; that the Sheriff execute a
Certificate of Sale to the purchaser,
and said purchaser be let into im
mediate possession of the nremises.
That tne Registrar of Titles o*
Jackson County, Oregon, be oracr-
ed to issue a Certificate of T itle Io
the Purchaser or purchasers, upon
presentation of Sheriff’s Deed to
said property.
That P laintiff may have such oth
er and further relief in Ihe premis
es as to this Court may seem Just
and equitable.
This Summons is published in the
Gold H ill News. Gold H ill, Oregon
4 successive and consecutive weeks
by order of the Honorable H. D.
Norton, Judge of the above entitled
Court, duly made on the 29th day
of March, 1935. The date of the first
publication of this Summons is
April 11, 19.35.
O. H. BENGTSON
O f Attorneys for P laintiff
126 East Main Street
Medford, Oregon.
P e trified H orae H o o f
Found N ear Jack son ville
Unusual proof Ihut horses ranged
the hill» of Jacksonville hundreds
of year» ago 1» offered in the form
ofa horse'» hoof, petrified, found re
cently in the history city by Burney
Cody, second cousin of Buffalo Bill
Cody. Mr. Cody, who has lived in
Oregon for 70 years, and in Jack-
ton county for I t years, found the
unusual specimen in his yard.
The petrified hoof, clearly show
ing in stone Ihe hoof shell, Ihe frog
of the foot, and fool bones was
shown to Dr. Gitzen, Medford vet-
rinarian, and pronounced that of a
horse, undoubtedly. Local amateur
historians, declaiming the possibil
ity of a petrified horse’s hoof in this
locality, upon reflection admit that
there is a possibility that the horse
inay have been one of the stock
planted by runaways from those
brought into this country by early
Spanish explorers.— Medford Mail
Tribune.
U n licen sed D og* in
C ou nty to be K illed
PA G E SEV EN
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97.
Book Chats
Meets every Wednesday night at the
1. O. O. V. Hall, Gold Hill. Oregoa
Although D o r o t h y Canfield's
•’Bonfire" is not one ot the newer
books, it is still widely read and
discussed, as have been mast of Miss
Canfield's novels. The story is set in
a Vermont village, and abounds in
a number of well-observed char
acter* und harmonious themes. It
does, however, leap from situations
which are dramatic, to some which
are flagrantly melodramatic and
wallows on occasions in the most
vicious type of sentimentality and
.«solves in the end, into almost a
parody of sweetness and light. Yet
in the course of this many-sided
story there are situations and char
acters that possess something that
closely resembles Ihe blood and
Ixme of life.
One popular critic once wrote,
“One of the most disheartening
things about the best popular nov
els is the fact that almost invaribly
they utilize material inherently
sound, handle it with deftness, con
cision, sincerity and a high degree
of intelligence, and yet fail dismally
to rise above the level of decent
commercial w riting.” We feel that
this very aptly fits Miss Canfield's
novel. She draws a character well,
reveals his outward aspect and his
inner aspirations, and then when
she places the character In a d ra
matic situation, both the situation
and the character become warped.
Bertha Coy, noble grand.
Belle Smith, vice grand.
Madge Dorman, secretary.
Lucy Mee, treasurer.
GOLD H it J- CHAPTER W. R. C.
Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd
and 4lh Wednesdays at their Club
rooms in the City Hall.
Grace Stone, president.
I.ucy Disimini, secretary.
Ella Patrick, treasurer
C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE N O TIC E
Christian Science services a r t
held each Sunday morning at elev
en o’clock in the building across
from the Odd Fellows hail.
Everyone is welcome.
A lw a y s G reater V alue*
in
Used Cars
at
C O A T E S -H A C K E T T
CO.
Failure of the Jackson County
G rant* P a ss
Humane Society to secure convic
tions in the trials of persons charg
’d with failure to procure dog li
censes has made it necessary to take
W ATCH REPAIRING
more stringent action, according to
L a r r y Schade
Mrs. Syd Richardson, member of the
S. P. Watch Inspector
humane society in the county, says
Since 1918
the Medford News.
Know what is going on in Gold
21 S. Central— Next to Craterian
A state law provides that a dep
H ill— Subscribe to The News and
Medford, Oregon
uty ran be appointed who, when he
keep informed
finds an unlicensed dog, can de
mand that the dog be licensed, and
if the demands are not met, can
shoot the dog on the premises.
Tlie state law provides that all
dogs must have licenses and penal
ties are provided in case of convic
R O U G H D R Y _____________________ per pound
tion of failure to get tags. Juries in
justice court trials, however, have
One cent for each handkerchief.
failed to bring in- guilty verdicts
against those accused of having un
E C O N O M Y W A S H .............................
per pound
licensed dogs, so the further and
more stringent action, is necessary’.
One cent for each handkerchief,
Money collected from dog license
Shirt* in eith er service fin ish e d for 10« each.
fees is used partly to pay for sheep
DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overooat, only *1 each
killed by dogs and to help finance
humane society work, w ith that or
ganization taking over the job of
W E CALL AND D E L IV E R T W IC B A W E EK — TUBS. - B M .
enforcing the law and making the
collect!-«ns.
L a u n d r y S e r v ic e s
F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u n d r y
G rant* Pa**, O regon
D a v it T r a n sfe r C om pany
W ill M ove G old D redge
The Davis Transfer company of
Medford has been awarded the con
tract for moving the dredge of the
Rogue River Gold Mining company,
now located on Foots creek, to its
new location on Graves creek, north
of Grants Pass. The moving Job w ill
take several months. Dismantling of
the dredge is now in progress.
Conger Funeral Parlors
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HAS ENDORSED NEW FAMOUS
HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD
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Wc were positive lhat an appetiz
Dr. (’lark, noted foi tiis radio
ing palatable bread could be baked
lieallb talks and ilireetor of the Chi
that would contain ingredients ti nt
cago Health School, wriles: “ Your
would cure constipation. We found
Honey brushed Wheat Bread which
it in the Honey brushed When:
uses honey instead of sugar, is a
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splendid food for children and
portant factors that do the work—
adults alike. I would like your form
whole crushed wheat kernels nod
ula for this amazing bread so that
pure honey. They are rich in ap-
our baker hi re can make Ibis bread
petile-prolucing vitamins. Where
for our Health .School.
the digestion has been impaired by
“The basic mineral elements rob
unnatural stoppage, they penetrate
bed from many foods not only help
every crevice of the colon, hunting
to keep (lie alkalinity in reserve b i l l
down Ihe bacteria of decay ihut
their presence in the cell structure
causes headaches, sluggish feeling
is necessary for Ionicity. Flabby tis
and the inability io work.
sues in the body mean poo.’ func
Make This Ten-D ay Te"t
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for just ten days. Note how much
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In Ihe same length of time when
gest. You'll be quick to recognize
mixed together do not pass off in the
tlie important benefits. You’ll be de
same length of lime. The result is
lighted with the appetizing flavor.
a certain portion of this food fer
Be sure to get the Original Honey
ments, and rots in Ihe intestines.
P. L. CLARK, M. I).
Krushed Whent Bread, sliced and
Your Honey Krushed Wheat Bread
cellophane wrnpped. It has a liber
assists in the proper elimination of
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Change over to Honey brushed the outer crust. Honey Krushed is
ity.”
Arc you suffering from constipa Wheat Bread which relieves consti made by Fluhrer in the finest bak
tion, have headaches and lack pep? pation the correct way by supply ery of its size in Ihe West.— Adv.
Stop taking hubit-forming drugs ing your diet with the necessary (Copyright 1934. All rights reserv
that compel you to take more and roughage.
ed.)
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