THE GOLD H ILL N E W S
TH U R SD A Y, TUNE <S, 10SS
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
ODD—BUT TRUE INVENTIONS
E stab lish ed 1897
P u b lish ed by M ac’s P r in tin g C o .
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
NO 9 1 0
M O -* 2 0 , OS?
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
Entered at the Postofftce at Gold Hill. Oregon, for transmission through
the mails as second-class matter.
Subscription <2.00 a year in advance.
Advertising rates on application
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A shland to O bserve 4th
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w ith Old T im e C elebration
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With activities selected to appeal
to every taste, a real, old time 4th of
July celebration w ill be held in Ash
land on July 3 and 4, under the
sponsorship of the leading civic and
fraternal organisations of the city.
Headlining the two days of festiv
ities are the 42-round boxing card
and the Shakespearean festival, both
of which will be staged in the
Chautauqua building in Ashland's
justly famed Lithia Park.
The entire program, many featur
es of which still have to be perfect
ed, will include a major street pa
rade in the morning of Thursday,
July 4, followed by kids' bike races
in roped-off sections of the down
town district a bathing beauty con
test at the Twin Plunges, an elab
orate and picturesque fireworks
display Thursday evening, and a
large number of sporting events.
The Shakespearean festival w il:
include the presentation of t w r
plays, “Twelfth Night” and "The
Merchant of Venice”. Angus L.
Bowroer, drama director at the
Southern Oregon Normal School
who achieved prominence with his
Diamond Jubilee Pageant in Med
ford last summer, w i l l direct
both dramas and play leading roles
in each. They will be given in the
Elizabethan manner on a specially-
built stage.
Throughout the week of July 4,
Stephan’s Superior Shows will op.
erate in Lithia Park. One of the
most outstanding carnival attrac
tions in the nation, the show will
come to Ashland direct from Holly
wood movie appearances.
The cream of the boxing talent In
the Medford CCC district, witl be
used on the fight card, together with
other leading amateurs.
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L a d in o C lo v e r Y ie ld s W e ll
ROSEBURG—Ten acres of Ladiiu
clover on the C. E. Marks farm or.
the Garden Valley road is an out
standing demonstration of what lhi>
crop will do under irrigation, says
Art King, extension specialist in
soils at O.S.C. This field was seedc.
last spring and irrigated during H h
summer. The first of May this year
the clover was 14 to 16 inches high,
and Mr. Marks has pastured 30 to
40 cows on it since then and they
have been unable to keep it down.
Mr. King says.
To Test Seed Corn Varieties
HILLSBORO—In an attempt to
answer the question, “Which of the
two varieties of seed corn, Idatu
Minnesota 13 or local Minnesota 13,
produces the best grade of silage?“
about which there seems to be a dif
ference of opinion among Washing
ton county farmers, five demonstra
tion trials are being started on
farms throughout the county, says
Assistant County Agent, L. E. Fran
cis. A quarter acre each of the Idaho
seed and the local seed will be
planted on each farm, and when
ready for the silo will be cut and
weighed. Records will be taken
showing the relative weights of
grain and fodder and total tonnage,
and analysis will be made of silage
from each crop to determine which
has the greatest feeding value.
T ile
D r a in a g e P a y s G o o d
R e tu rn s
DALLAS—Tile drainage paid for
itself twice over with the increased
returns from the first crop on a 27-
acre field on Wilbur Hughes’ place
in the Salt Greek community of Polk
Who makes an exhibition of his county, reports J. R. Reck, county
temper gives a poor show.
agent. Mr. Hughes laid 2500 feet of
Hie, and in 1934 harvested 421 sacks
of oats from the field, probably the
best crop it has ever yielded, he
M ix This A t Homo With
said. This year he was able to drill
all but about half an acre on April
20, while in other years 10 or 12
acres could not be drilled until very
late if at alt. Tn addition Mr. Hugh
To Stop Agony of
es found be could drill the field in
one day less time than when he had
to dodge the wet places. He plans
on tapping two or three remaining
a re d riv in g you c razy you can g e t re
wet spots with tile so that the en
b e t w ith a «xmple rem edy th a t you m ix
i uuim - K. a t hom e, w ith Lem on Juice.
tire field w ill be uniform.
LEMON JUICE
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Snnpty g e to yo u r druggist and ask fa r
a package o f th e R E V P R E S C R IP T IO N
and m ix i t as directed, adding th e ju ice
o f fo u r lemons. Y ou w i U then have a FULL
i p a in in 48 hours. H undreds o f suf
fe rers rig h t in yo ur ow n lo cality acclaim
th e glonous an d am azin g w ay i t stops
i pein. T h e R E V P R E S C R IP T IO N is
nt and harm less to take, and you
m ix it rig h t in y o u r ow n home. N o fuss,
no bother, no cooking. Just add b oiling
w a te r. M o ney back guarantee. Y o u r
druggist carries R E V in stock o r can g e t
it fo r you fro m h is jobber on short no
tice, B efo re you suffer a day longer o r
ta ke a chance w ith “ -lope" o r drugs, w h y
n o t give th is lem on ju ice tre a tm e n t a
chance? See yo u r druggist today I
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A with the peace
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a country qarden
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COMBINED LIFTING ANO SPANKING MACHINE
THE OBJECT OR TV»e INVENTION is to PROVIDE a device
USED OSTENSIBLY A S A WEIGHT LIFTING MACHINE BUT
WHICH WHEN A C TU A TED ,O PER A TES T O RELEASE A
SPU IN G -A C TU A TE D E L E C T R O -G E N E «A T O P ANO A
SPRING ACTUATED PADOLE ."ME CURRENT 0 * ELECTRICITY
BEING A C TU A TE D IN TO TWE P E R S O N O P E R A T IN G
THE M A C H IN E WHILE THE PADOLE A T THE 3 A M E
T IM « S T R IK E S H IM !
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H. W. Prentis, Jr., president of the
Armstrong Cork eomiumy, says:
“It is hardly necessary to sat
that the Armstrong Cork company is
a thorough believer in advertising.
Since 1915 we have spent more than
twenty million dollars in what ba»
proved to he' a well justified pro
gram of advertising our products to
the attention of the American pub
lic. At certain periods a consider
able portion of this sum has been
spent in newspaper advertising
which is indicative of the fact that
we feel that for those products
which reach the consumer through
retail channels, this type of adver
tising is effective and profitable.
“While most of our advertising of
late years has appeared in maga
zines, due to the problem of color
which is paramount in the proper
presentation of our floor coverings,
HAS REPLACED THIS SW ITCH-
THE ELECTRICAL GENIUS SPANKS Hl$ CHILD !
we have always encouraged o u r
merchants to use plenty of news
paper space in order to attract the
consumer through a legitimate of
fering of our product.
“In our opinion the newspaper is
an important factor in the life of
every community and serves not
only as a clearing house of timely
information, but us a display case
for the merchant who has some
thing to sell. For some types of ad
vertising the newspaper is invalu
able, as is exemplified by its grow
ing use by those institutions which
have been successful in their respec-
ive localities. People in any town
or city should look to their news
papers as a measuring stick of pro
gress and should do everything
within their power to promote
sistant registrar. These will include topic for the commencement ad-j ert S. Dow, Anatomy, and Elizabeth
their operation on as high a plane
more than 400 bachelor of arts or dress, to he given at 11 o'clock B rig g s Montgomery, who will re
as possible.
sciences,
and about 50 doctor of Monday in McArthur court. Selec-' ceive her degree in education.
“In consideration along with
medicine
degrees for graduates of tion of Mr. Villard as speaker this
other mediums of advertising, the
1 the university medical school In year is regarded as particularly fit
newspaper should not be ovcrluok-
' Portland. A number of certificates ting, since it was just 50 years ago t C O M M O N CAUSE OF
ed, but should receive its full share
and other awards will also be an that the cornerstone of Villurd Hall, |
of support, especially by those who
nounced at the commencement ex made possible by the gift of his
have the kind of advertising story
father, Henry Villard was laid.
O m at the cblat t a u n • ( s m a s h !» srsr-
ercises.
which must be told quickly and
a m . latti..« bair sod ultim a« ba lit *««« Is
Honor graduates for the year will Iseh s i t ittu L a a a in Iks assis.
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Brooks,
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economically, and which can best
be adapted to local or regional the department of religion al Po include Polly Povey Thompson,
merchandising because of the pro mona college, w ill deliver the bac Portland; Helen Abel and Josephine tks sMlsci Ito eauslsr trrttaaL
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Waffle, Astoria; Valborg Anderson,'
duct’s ready sale or quick turn calaureate sermon Sunday at 11
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Colton;
Heleln
Brubbe,
Dalles,
and
o’clock in McArthur court. He will
la« result« la uspM sf Isllias hair, sraw-
over.”
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i speak on “The Challenge of the George Parks Hitchcock, Eugene.
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Commencement exercises for t h e orator.
“Youth and the Republic” has
fifty-eighth graduating class of the
University of Oregon will be held been chosen by Mr. Villard as his
June 15, 16, and 17, with Oswald
— A CORDIAL, HOMELIKE HOTEL
Garrison Villard noted liberal ed
WITH A SINCERE DESIRE TO PLEASE
itor and son of one o f the univers
B. E. A D A M S
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ity’s early benefaclors scheduled to
FIRE-PROOFROOM^
deliver the address to the departing
At .Mann's Asto Servies,
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$ 1 5 0 WITH BATH -
By
graduates and tbeir relatives and
U2S Riverside, Medford
friends.
BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE
Degrees will be granted to ap
AND TRUCK BODIBS
proximately 500. it was announced
“If Its Made We Can Make It" )
at Eugene by C. L. Constance, as-
BALDNESS
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W HEN
IN G R A N T S P A S S U S E T H I S D IR E C T O R Y
S H O E R E P A IR IN G
HARDW ARE
G ood year S H O E S e r v ic e
R o g u e R iv er H d w e . C o.
107 So. 6th St.
Grants Pass
Dyeing—all colors, to match
your gown
Finest equipped shop in South
ern Oregon. See Gotchells.
Sherwin Williams Paints
McCormick-Deering Farm Imps.
Housewares — General Hardware
204 S. Sixth St.—Phone 38
Grants Pass, Oregon
JEW E LR Y
O P T O M E T R IS T
Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing
Ready for you when promised.
Prices Most Reasonable.
You can know your EYES
Lenses only when required
B u h n ’s J e w e lr y S to r e
D r. H erb ert W . H erm an n
Grants Pass, Oregon
“We Buy Old Gold”
OPTOMETRIST
Grants Pass
Phone 258J
519 H St.
P H Y S IC IA N - O C U L IS T
CAFES
Teach Your Dollar
toHave More 'Cents'
G eo. Ingle*, M . D .
Glasses Fitted ------ Eyes Treated
Eye health and health of body
are closely related. Both should
be considered in fitting glasses.
This costs no more and gives bet
ter results.
Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee
Meals and Short Orders
Booths and Counter
Grants Pass
ATTORNEYS
CLEANERS
M IL L E R & M IL L A R D
V a lle y C leaner*
LAWYERS
611H East H. St.,
Grants Pass
Opposite P. O.
Phone 266
Suita cleaned and pressed *1.00
Hats cleaned and Slocked *1.00
Plain dresses cleaned, pressed *1
Doyle Bldg.,
Grants Pass
O F F IC E S U P P L I E S “
Stationery — Office Supplia
Typewriters
Gift Merchandise
Book* — Drugs
C. H . D em aray
Grants Pass
P a la c e C a fe and L u nch
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO SHOP IN
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 l a n d Y a r d s
r r u r x iT
itiu o r o
B u ild in g M a te r ia l* o f A ll K inds
4th and G S treet*
Grants Pa**, Ora.