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THB COLP HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNB 13, 1933
Small Fruit Problem*
Being Solved at OSC
Effect of irrigation on berries,
control of spittle bugs, ami meth
ods of pruning uml training brain
hies drew intvreated attention of
farmer* anil agricultural leader«
from Oregon and western Washing
ton who attended the annual «mall
fru it* day at Curvallls, sponsored
by the horticultural department of
the experiment station.
The recent hot, dry weather
caused sharp difference between
the Irrigated a n d
non-lrrlgatnl
strawberries *een by the visitor«.
Exact comparative yield* hud not
been obtained, but ordinary obser
vatlon showed that In many In
stance* the supplemental water ha<‘
been the making of the crop.
Spittle bugs can be controlled a>
reasonable expense if atlackrd early
enough with one of a number of ei
fective dust* thoroughly applied, I.
was shown. A number or grower-
present reported satisfactory con
trol with hydrated lime, with nico
tine dust and with the new com
niercial dust* using derri* deriv
allves as their poison busr, T w i
well-timed, thorough
application-
have given good control In heavih
infested patches, it was reported.
Comparative results of various
methods of pruning red raspberries
have not yet been obtained, as this
is only the second year of a five-
year experiment, but the visitors
viewed tin present variations in
growth uml fruiting habit* caused
by the different treatments. The
plan of pinching off the tops of the
new canes about two feet from the
ground, thus forcing branching, air-
pears promising. Dr. W. S. Brown
reported.
A new method of inspecting com
parative appearance and quality of
new strawberries was tried this
y< ur when (ieorge Waldo, federal
small fruits specialist, had 50 boxes
of berries, all different kinds, ar
ranged and labeled for the visitors
to see and sample. A number of
promising crosses were in the
group plants of which w ill be saved
for further study.
The ini|M»rlnnce of keeping plant
ing stock, of the Marshall particu
larly, free from virus diseases was
explained by Dr. S. M. Zeller,
plant pathologist, lie explained the
methods now lieing used in de
veloping certified planting slock.
Among Ihc visitors were many
Smith-llughes tenchers of agricul
ture from western Washington.
A n c ie n t H is to r y
FROM OUR FILES
25 Years Ago
G ST. BEAUTY SHOP
Permanent*, $2., $3., $5.
Phone 67R
Grants Pass
Located In G. St. Barber Shag
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n accordance with a decision reach Paralyzed Gold Bearh
ed late yesterday by company offic Man Found in Brush—
ials.
Holier, Foster, well known Gold
Bench resident, was found las,
A gold ingot weighing forty ounc week lying in the brush near his
es unit valued ut about *700 was home suffering from a paralytic
brought in from the Grey Eagle stroke. Indications were tha, the
mine Monday by Manager V a n man had been lying helpless In the
Houten. It was the result of three brush for about three days before
weeks milting and represents only he was found.
about half of the values that have
hern taken from the rock.
Dog Poisoner Active
in Lakeview Area—
W. It. Rhoten came up from
A hearties dog poisoner was busy
Yreka, near where hr has a promis in Lakeview during the past week
ing quurtz property, unit visited and a number of pets of resident«
with old friends in Gold H ill Mon of that et,y were killed. The aged
day and Tuesday. He is six feet ten, pe, of the A. B. Wilson family
and one of the fnmous family of known as “Pal” to nearly everyone,
Kanes creek pocket-hunters, all of was among the victims. Citizens
whom are several inches over six were aroused by the result and po
lice are working on the case.
fret in height.
Unlicensed Insurance
Representative* Sought
GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C.
Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club
rooms in the City ila ll.
Grace Stone, president.
Lucy Disimini, secretary.
Elin Patrick, treasurer
CHR ISTIA N SCIENCE NOTICE
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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L au n d ry S e r v ic e s
ROUGH DRY .......................................
00
per pound
One cent for each handkerchief.
ECONOMY W A SH ......................... 4
*^0 p«r
pound
One cent for each handkerchief.
Shirts in either service finished for 10c each.
DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only »1 each
W E CALL AND D E L IV E R T W IC E A W E EK — TUBS. - FRL
F r e n c h ’s Steam L au n d ry
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Conger Funeral Parlors
MEDFORD,
OREGON
in Hwimming Blunt—
Attempting to swim under water
for a distance of 100 feet caused
the drowning of Marvin Kelso, 21-
yeur-old Salem youth lost T hurs
As u result of Monday evening’s day.
council meeting, water users who
are III arrears in their rents huve Hheridan Lum ber M ill
been notified by Manager Bred of Burna l-a»1 Week—
LEGAL NOTICES
Lust week the F. S. Yorks lumber
the Oregon Water and Power com mill und stored I u in tier at Sheridan
N O TIC E OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
pany that unless they gd square went up in flames w llb an esti
MEETING
before (he 1st prox. they w ill be mated loss of 920,000. One million
deprived of their supply of uquu feel of lumber was burnod. Forty
N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IVEN Io
men were employed ut the mill.
purs.
the legal voters of School District
No. 57 of Jackson County, Slate of
Dryness Caused F ire
Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL
Phoenix was the easiest kind of
Hazard in Forest»—
M EETING of said District w ill he
eider-down for the Gold H ill base-
Continued it r y weather h a s held at the school house; to begin
bull team lust Sunday. It was a cate
brought ubout an earlier than us at the hour of 2:00 o’clock p. in. on
>f being outplayed for the boyr
ual fire hazard to tbe forests of the third Monday of June, being the
from the village w llh the mytholog
Oregon, according to State Forester 17th day of June, A. D. 1035.
ical title. They couldn’t hit Jarvis
Lynn F. Cronemiller. TTie firs,
This meeting is called for the pur
when bits meant runs, and they fell
serious fire of tlie season was re pose of electing one director for a
down at rrilic a l stages and ullowet.
ported in Polk county lust week term of three years and one district
Gold H ill to score. The game ended
when a considerable amount of clerk for a lerm of one year and the
9 to I in favor of the Imine town
timber was burned. About 100 for- transaction of business usual at such
toils.
■■«I fire fighters were sen, there to meeting.
check the blaze. Continuation of tbe
Dated this 27th day of May, 1935.
Tlie ceremony ol driving of the present warm weather w ill result
first spike on the new line of ra il in the closing of three million acres ATTEST:
BERTHA COY. District Clerk.
way which the (iold H ill Itsllruad of fores, land in weetern Oregon,
A. A. W ALKER, Chairman Board
and Lumber company is building up Ihc state forester said.
of Directors.
June 6-13
Kune* ereek w ill tuke place Monday,
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 87.
Meets cverv Wednesday nigh, at the
1. O. O. F. Hall, Gold H ill, Oregon
Bertha Coy, noble grand.
Belle Smith, vice grand.
Mudgc Dorman, secretary.
I.ucy Mee, treasurer.
Dollar* at the
Malem Bay Drowns
From the Gold H ill News
of June I I , DHO.
Representatives of the Pacific In
ternational Health association of
San Francisco arc reported to be
actively soliciting business in Ore
U lien shopping, please mention gon. according to the office of Hugh
II. Earle, Insurance Commissioner
this paper.
The Pacific International Health as
socintion is not licensed to do an in
■U B SC R tB P FOR T H F NF.WS
surance business in this slate and
U .ltn (he Year
any personal solicitation Is unlaw
ful. Commissioner Earle states that
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a warrant has been sworn out for
the arrest of one representative
and anyone having information
which w ill lead Io Ihe apprehension
of others should contact Ihe stale
police or insurance commissioner.
Greater Value for Your
Over the State
grade, electric range, equipped with
every modern feature and to enjoy
Ihe benefits of our low, combina
tion cooking rule. The special price
was only possible because these
ranges were contracted for last fall.
Bought at today’s prices, we shall
have to sell them at an Increase of
over 50 per cent. Inasmuch as there
are only a few o f these special
ranges left, we are urging our local
customers to place their orders a,
oner if they wish to take advantage
of this exceptional opportunity.”
RELIABLE
REASONABLE
N O TIC E FOB PUBLICATION
REPUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF T H E IN T E R
IOR. U. S. LAND O FFIC E at Rose
burg. Oregon, May 15th. 1935
NO TIC E is hereby given lha, Mrs.
Minnie M. Byerly of Gold H ill, Ore
gon, who, on March 17th, 1932, made
Homestead entry Serial No. 019743,
for Lot 1 and the SE*4NE% , Sec
tion 35. Townshop 36S., Range 4W.,
Willamette
Meridian, h a s filed
notice of intention to make final
three year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Commis
sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the
26th day of June, 1935.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mr. H. F. Drake, Mr. H. D. Force.
Mr. Paul Thompson, and Mr. Arthur
E. Gorham all of Gold H ill. Oregon.
W IL L IA M H. CANON
Register
large Gymnasium Being
Built at laG rande Schoo,—
Excavation work for the new
N O TIC E FOR PUBLICATIO N
9,07.000 gymnasium at LaGrande
DEPARTM ENT OF T H E IN T E R
for Eastern Oregon Normal school IOR, U. S. LAND O F F IC E at Rose
wax started las, week. The building burg. Oregon, June 6th, 1935
's expected to be ready for use by
N O TIC E is hereby given that Ed
fall.
win Shipley of Gold H ill, Oregon,
who, on July 27th, 1928, made
Governor M artin
homestead entry Serial No. 018078.
Now a Caveman—
for the N tfiN W M , Section 8, Tow n
Governor Charles H. Martin was ship 36S., Range 3W., Willamette
initiated into the membership of Meridian, ha* filed notice of Inten
'he Oregon Coveznen, Grants Pass tion to make final three year Proof,
booster club las, week when the to establish claim to the land above
cavemen descended upon the gov described, before G. R. Carter.
ernor's office w hile on their way Clerk of County Court, a, Medford,
•o the Rose Festival in Portland. Oregon, on the 17,h day of July,
The membership card was present 1935.
ed by Chief Rig Horn Charles Cool-
Claimant names as witnesses:
■v, accompanied by more than a E arl Croft, W . S. Campbell. Gran!
dozen Cavemen. Cooley invited the Powell and Perry Waite all of Gold
governor to visit the caves this H ill, Oregon
summer when he w ill be p u t
W IL L IA M IL CANON, Register.
through the ritual.
N O T IC E OF S H E R IFF’S SALE
CORRECTION
BY
V IR T U E of an execution in
In a recenl issue an iter-l in this
duly issued out of and
paper concerning the arrest of Dan foreclosure
under the seal of the Circuit Court
iel Biles for drunken driving, stat of the State of Oregon, in and for
ed tha, Riles had been reported by the County of Jackson, to me direct
his son-in-law, Byron W ard. This ed and dated on the 7,h dav of June,
1935. in a certain suit therein,
was incorrect, however, according wherein
Jackson County Building
to Judge Reed and slate police, who and Loan Association, an Oregon
reported the arrest was made while building and loan corporation, ns
recovered a judgment
on the regular parole along Ihs plaintiff,
against the defendants Edwin M.
highway.
White and Flora A. W hite, husband
and wife, for the sum of 91692.02,
which includes principal, interest,
Special Electric Range
insurance and taxes, plus 9150.00 a,-1
Offer End* June 15 torney’s fees, plus 95.00 for co nlin u -'
ation of abstract of title, plus
One of the most successful elec plaintiff's costs and disbursements
a, 9,5.15. together with inter
tric range campaigns in the history taxed
est on said judgment at the rate of
of the local power company is rap 8.4 per cent per annum from the
idly drawing to a close, the final date of the decree, which judgment
dale having been announced as was enrolled and docketed in Ihe
Saturday, June 15. The campaign Clerk’s office of said Court in said
featured t h c popular Crawford
automatic range in the latest flat
top model at a price said to be the
lowest on record for a modern,
fully-equipped range of this type.
Theatre — Grant* Pa»*
This special offer coming a, a time
when every housewife is interested
Friday and Saturday
in a cool, clean, convenient method
Jack Benny — Gene Raymond
of cooking proved most opportune
and Nancy Carrol in
and many sales have resulted.
“TRANSATLANTIC
"We are highly pleased with the
MERRY-GO-ROUND”
outcome of this campaign” stated,
J. C. Thompson, local manager of
Prevue 11:00 p. m. Sat
Ihc California Oregon Power com
The Big Comedy
pany, loday,” nnd we feel that
“CAR 99”
much of Ils success is due to the ef
fective ndverlising which we car
Sun., Mon., and Tues.
ried in the local newspapers. The
Joan fcraw ford — C lark Gable
remarkably low price and terms
and Robert Montgomery In
have made I, possible for many of
“Foretaking
All Other*”
our customers to purchase a high
Wednesday Only
JEAN ARTHUR in
WATCH REPAIRING
RIVOLI
Larry Schade
S. P. Walch Inspector
Since 1918
21 8. Central—Next to Cra,eclan
Medford, Oregon
“TH E PARTY W IR E ”
Wednesday Nite is Cash Nite
Matinee Dsfly —
Evening»
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Kiddiés aïwâys .
County on the 20th day of May, 1935,
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E « I hah
pursuant to the terms of said execu
tion. | w ill, on Ihe 201 h day of July,
1935, at 10*o'clock, a. ni. at the front
door of the Courthouse in Ihe City
of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
offer for sale und w it, »ell at public
auction for cash Io the highest bid
der, to satisfy said judgment, to
gether with the costs of this sale,
subicct ,o redemption us provided
by law, all of the right title and in
terest that the defendants herein,
Arthur L. Coggins and May G. Cog
gins, husband and w ife; Edwin M.
While and Flora A. White, husband
and wife; also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming a n y
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
or to the real estate described in the
complaint herein, had on the 10,h
day of January, 1931, or now have,
in and to the following described
properly, situated in the County of
Jackson, State of Oregon, to-w it:
I-ot number four (4) in Block
number two (2) in Newtown Addi
tion to the City of Medford, Oregon,
according to the official plat there
of. now of record.
Dated this 10th day of June, 1935,
SYD I. BROWN. Sheriff of Jack-
son Countv, Oregon.
By HOWARD GAULT, Deputy.
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be rubbed into tbe flo u r before the
sponge is added?
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4. A button hook is the best in
strum ent fo r cleaning tbe brush on
a carpet »weeper 7
5. It w ill be found a great conven
ience when buttons are placed in
sm all boxes which are m arked ac
cording to size?
DO YOU KNOW T H A T :
1. Strawberries ought to be wash
ed before the stems are removed to
prevent them from getting wutery?
2. Ink may be removed from the
finger» with ammonia, washing the
hands with water immediately after
using it?
3. In bread making the lard should
EYES
readily adjust themaelvea to a
variety of conditions and are
slow to complain of th eir need
fo r glasses. They are unknow
ingly abnsed fo r th eir w illin f -
Dr. Orville
P ie H. ScKeetz
OM
O PTO
i E T R IS T
606 East H St. — Grants Pass
Locksmith — Gunsmith
Key* Made to Anything
Medford C yd ery
23 North F ir
F. F. BURKE
AUTO TOPS AND CANVAS
See us for Awnings. Seat Covers
and Lawn Furniture
314 East Main
Medford, Ore.
SEE US FOR A COMPLETE
L IN E OF
Electrical
Appliances
Waffle Irons
Iron Master
Mix Master
Percolators
Full-meai cookers
Toasters
Sandwixh Toasters and Trays
Max-Welton Brae Coffee
Makers
And many other electrical
needs
MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE
Stanton R ow ell, Prop.
Grants Pass, Oregon
ro CALIFORNIA!
The train has a ll these *
COMFORTS:
Just tit bock and relax. The engin
eer does all the driving. Swiftly,
safely, you ride to your destination,
arriving fresh and restad.
Read or w rite a* yon skim along
steel rail*, the smoothest highway
yet invented.
N o stops for food. Eat in the dinar
when yon are hungry. S. P. makes
it economical w ith soup-to-dcaaett
Afc»Z> Stlttt at popular price*.
Enjoy refreshing sleep in a soft,
room y b erth . Im proved T o u rist
Pullm ans provide clean double
berth* at very tvs sons hie rates.
Space to walk around sod stretch
your leg* is important on any jour
ney. You have it on the train.
There is clean ice-water to drink
when you are thirsty. And there is
always a convenient rest room
w ith modern lavatory facilities.
Besides, rail fares to California are low. I t ’s real economy
to go this way and have all the comforts, conveniences
and security o f train travel at fares o f 2c a mile and less.
Southern Pacific
For detail*, see your local S. P. agent or w rite J. A. Ormsndy,
Q nertil Pountgrr Agent, 703 Pacific Building, Portland, Ore.
We Now Have a
Complete Stock
of DISHES
N E W PATTERNS
32 Piece Sets
As Low as
$3.59
Hubbard Bros.
HARDWARE
Main and Riverside
Medford» Ore.
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