TH E COLD HILL NEW S THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935
been taken out. A crosscut was rec
ently completed which showed the
lode to be forty three feet in
width.
A n c ie n t H is to r y
FROM OUR FILES
ZS Years Ago
From lb * Gold H ill New«
of June IS. 1SI0
Gold H ill turned eut cn muss
Munday to attend the ccrcniuny of
driving the first «pike on the Gold
H ili Railroad and Lumber com *
pany'i new line up Kanes rreek. A
procession was funned un Main
street, the Central Point band lead
ing. followed by the officials of the
company in an automobile, and the
inarch was made Io the junction,
citisens to the number of several
hundred falling in behind.
Gold H ill w o n their baseball
game with Phoenix last Sunday by
the corn fed score of 10 to 12.
Phoenix at no time was less t h a n
two runs behind, and never had any
more symptoms of winning than
Tolo has of becoming the county
seat. Doth teams hit the ball in a
manner that was frequent and pain
ful and free, and kept the outfield
ers chasing away back In the tall
grass that grows on the bunks of
Hear creek— which, by the way. Is
now an invalid stream that trickles
along as though it were tired of life
or didn’t want to get to Medford.
'Hints fo r the
Nebraakaas Picnic
Hat fur Sunday—
Former residents of the state of
Nebraska w ill hold their annual
picnic at Ashland Sunday, June 23.
More than 200 native cornhuskers
attended the picnic last year. J o s m
phine county Nebraskans w ill al»<>
gather in Grant« Pass the same day.
Portland Police
Hatter Slot Machini
Twenty-four slot machines, sonic
of them valued al 1100 apiece, were
reduced to junk last week when
Portland police look a sledge ham
mer Io the confiscated one-armed
pickpockets and hammered them Io
bils. Tlie gambling machines were
collected over a period of a year
and one half. Police stated t h e y
would continue to crack down on
places operating the illegal devices.
The extension on the rear <»f the
Bon Ton building w ill soon be com
pleted. W alter Dungey is the con
(iroun? w a s broken Tuesday
tractor in charge of the work. The
uinruL.« l ° r Gold Hill's 914,000.00
new section w ill he occupied by an
high school building, F. W. Dodge,
up-to-date pool and billard room.
the young civil engineer who sur
veyed the grounds, turning the first
Some wonderfully rich rock was
shovelful. Men have since been at
Ex-Granta Pas«
milled at the Lucky Hart on Sardine
work excavating w ith teams anil
Showman Die»—
creek Thursday. It came from D . C.
"Old Doc” Hoyt, 05-year old med
building shelters for tools and ma
IL Smith's Corporal G. It went over
icine showman of Grants Pass, and
terial.
9150 to the ton.
known to many southern Oregon
people, passed away at Seattle,
Developments nt the Oreonto
A seven-pound daughter w a s
mine the past week have been of a born to Mr. and Mrs. Hex II. Lamp- Wednesday night. June 12. "Old
very encouraging character. Some man early Wednesday morning. Dr. Doc” wore his hair in a long braid
of the finest rock yet found has Kelsey was the attending physician, and piled the braids around h is
head. His wife assisted him in his
ttoth mother and child are getting
acts. She was an expert rifle shot
on well.
and in one of the acts shot lighted
cigarettes from her husband's lips.
That the finest trout-angling w at
ers In the world are being ruined
Two New Towas
by the maintenance of the Ament
Are Incorporated—
dam
on
Rogue
river,
and
that
the
readily adjuat Ikeasaelveo te a
Tw o more towns, one in Oregon
dam is being maintained solely in
variety of eondltloaa and are
and the other in Washington, were
the interests of the Grants Pass
alow to complain of their need
incorporated last week, the result
for gla»eea. They are uaknow- I commercial fUhermen, is the opin of the influx of residents into the
Ingly abased for their willing- ' ion of J. W. Hayes, who returned area near Bonneville dam. The
Mondny from an unsuccessful fish-
towns incorporated by a vote of the
i ing rip up Hogue river.
people are Cascade Locks, Oregon,
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AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 07. just across the river from the dam.
000 East II St. — Grants Pass
Meets every Wednesday night at the
1. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon
Crescent C ity Plans
Bertha Coy, noble grand.
C elebration J u ly 4th
Belle Smith, vice grand.
Madge
Dorman,
secretary.
WATCH REPA IR IN G
Crescent City folks are making
Lucy Mee, treasurer.
L a rry Schade
preparations to again entertain
S. P. Watch Inspector
GOLD H IL I. CHAPTER W. R. C. visitors on the Fourth of July and
Since 1918
Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd advertising was released this week.
31 S. Central— Next to Craterian
and 4th Wednesdays at tbeir Club
The affair is in charge of the
Medford. Oregon
rooms In the City Hall.
» American Legion of that city and a
Grace Stone, president.
complete program of events have
Lucy Diaiminl, secretary.
been arranged.
Ella Patrick, treasurer
The day w ill start w ith a chil
dren’s parade in the morning. There
C H R ISTIA N SCIENCE N O T IC E
D a ily ’» A u to P ain tin g
w ill be races and contests on the
Christien Science service« a r e
Medford's Oideat and Finest
beach, band concerts, baseball game
held each Sunday morning at elev
Our Prices Are Unequalled
between Crescent City and Med
en o'clock In the building across
32 So. Bartlett
ford teams, treasure hunt on the
from the Odd Fellows hall.
Medford
Oregon
beuch for the children.
Everyone la welcome.
In the evening a brilliant display
of fireworks w ill be set o ff and a
dance w ill lop off the day's events.
Tw o battleships w ill be in the
harbor and visitors w ill be permit
ted to go aboard. There w ill be a
lag sawing contest and other events
also.
The Legion is also sponsoring a
dance nl Gasquet on Saturday eve
ning, July 6, according Io an an
nouncement made this week.
EYES
Land and Naval Celebration
Crescent City
J u ly 4 t h
Baseball G arnet — D ancing —
F irew o rk s — Races
T W O B A T T L E S H IP S W I L L B E I N T H E H A R B O R
V isito rs w ill be taken aboard these g re at ships.
Treasure H u n t on Beach fo r the Children
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BY H ETTY WEHSTEM
After a fast game of tennis, an
invigorating nine or eighteen holes
of golf, a cold drink seems to be the
only thing that w ill refresh one.
Wise is the housewife who realises
this and always keeps a supply of
chilled beverages on band.
The foundation syrups for sum
mer drinks are easily made and If
bottled w ill keep for a long time.
W ith Ihe syrups on hand, of course,
it is but a matter of minutes to d i
lute with water and add ice cubes
or chopped ice.
F ru it Juice« Delicious
The liquid from canned cherries,
pineapple, c u r r a n t s , raspberries
and peaches make delicious drinks
when mixed w ith lemon juice and
ginger ale to taste.
The numerous commercial bot
tled beverages are very convenient
and of course, are easier to pre
pare than Ihe others, although the
LEGAL
N O T IC E S
N O TIC E FOR PUBLICATIO N
DEPA RTM ENT OF T H E IN T E R
IOR. U. S. LAND O F F IC E at Rose
burg, Oregon, June 6th, 1935
N O TIC E is hereby given that E d
win Shipley of Gold H ill, Oregon,
who, on July 27th, 1928, made
homestead entry Serial No. 018078.
for the N H N W U , Section 8, Tow n
ship 36S.. Range 3W., Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make final three year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before G. R. Carter,
Clerk of County Court, at Medford,
Oregon, on the 17th day of July,
1035.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl Croft, W. S. Campbell, Grant
Powell and Perry W aite all of Gold
H ill, Oregon
W IL L IA M H. CANON, Register.
131 West Main,
complies w ith
O regon’s new
Financial
Responsibility
A c t.
OUR
P R IC E S
are below the average
S P E C IA L R A T E S F O R
FARM ERS
The R. A. Holmes
Agency
— eliminating food wastage— actually paying
for itself in food savings . . . the automatic
refrigerator costs but five to eight cents e
day to operate! See the latest models.
Maytag and Paramount
Washers
Crosley Radios and Refrig
eratori
One cent for each handkerchief.
S hirts in e ith e r service finished fo r 10c each.
A U T O IN S U R A N C E
home with its automatic refrigerator silently
manufacturing a constant supply of ice cubet
pound ;
One cent for each handkerchief,
OUR
food was kept cool in the cellar
General line of Hardware
and Paints
P * P°unJ
Orange Souffle
3 eggs, separated
3 tablespoons of powdered sugar
Juice of an orange
Grated rind of half an orange
% cup of grated cake crumbs.
H tablespoon of lemon juice
*4 teaspoon of salt
m tablespoons of currants
Beat the yolks of the eggs thor
oughly; add the powdered sugar,
the orange rind and the c a k e
crumbs which have been soaked in
the orange juice, the lemon j u i c e
and the salt.
Bran Maffiae
1 cup of bran
1 cup of flour
1 tablespoon of molasses
1 tablespoon of soda
Salt
Sour m ilk
Mix bran, flour, molaseea, soda
and a little salt. Add sour m ilk to
make a thick baiter. Bake in gem
tins in a quick oven.
E5.CEIH THE SOS- 7
Fick's Hdwe.
70
RECIPES
Strawberry Preserve
To each quart of berries which
have been washed and stemmed use
a scant pint of sugar. Put into a
kettle and let stand until sugar dis
solves.
Stir carefully w ith a wooden
spoon and cook gently until slightly
•hickened (about half an hour). Put
into sterilized jars and cover tight
ly-
Mix w ell and fold in the stiffly
beaten egg whites and the currants.
Pour into a buttered baking dish
and bake for tw enty-five minute«
In a moderate ovea.
Serve w ith sweetened whipped
cream.
(Since 1 9 M )
F. F. B U R K E
BY V IR T U E of an execution in
foreclosure duly issued out of and
AUTO TOPS AND CANVAS
Jackson Co. B a n k B ldg.
under the seal of the Circuit C o u rt1 See us for Awnings. Seat Covers
of the State of Oregon, in aud for
and Lawn Furniture
Phone 444
M e d fo rd
the County of Jackson, to me direct
314 East Main
Medford, Ore.
ed and dated on the 7th day of June,
1935, in a certain suit therein,
wherein Jackson County Building
and Loan Association, an Oregon
building and loan corporation, as
plaintiff, recovered a judgment
against the defendants Edw in M.
W hile and Flora A. W hite, husband
and wife, for the sum of 91692.02,
which includes principal, interest,
insurance and taxes, plus 9150.00 at
torney's fees, plus 95.00 for continu
ation of abstract of title, plus
p lain tiffs costs and disbursements
taxed at 915.15. together w ith inter
est on said judgment at the rate of
8.4 per cent per annum from Ihe
date of the decree, which judgment
was enrolled and docketed in the
Clerk’s office of said Court in said
County on the 20th day of May. 1935,
N O T IC E IS HEREBY G IV E N that,
N O TIC E FOR P U B LIC A TIO N
pursuant to the terms of said execu
REPU BLIC ATIO N
tion, I w ill, on (he 20th day of July,
D EPA RTM ENT OF T H E IN T E R 1935, at 10 o'clock, a. ni. at the front
IOR. U. S. LAND O F F IC E a* Hbse- door of the Courthouse in the City
of Medford, Jackson (kiunty, Oregon,
burg. Oregon, May 15th, 1935
offer for sale and w ill sell at public
N O TIC E is hereby given that MYs. auction for cash to the highest bid
Minnie M. Byerly of Gold H ill, Ore der, to satisfy said judgment, to
gon. who, on March 17th, 1932, made 1 gether w ith the costs of this sale,
Homestead entry Serial No. 01974S. I subject to redemption as provided
by lnw, all of the right, title and in
for Lot 1 and the SE ’4 N E U , Sec-; terest that the defendants herein,
tion 35, Townshon 30S., Range 4 W . - Arthur L. Coggins and May G. Cog
W illam ette
Meridian, h a s filed gins, husband and w ife; Edwin M.
W hile and Flora A. W hite, husband
noliee of intention to make final and w ife; also all other persons or
three year Proof, Io establish claim parties unknown claiming a n y
Io the land above described, before right, title, estate, lien or interest in
Victor A. Tengwnld, U. S. Commis or to the real estate described in the
herein, had on the 10th
sioner, nt Medford. Oregon, on the complaint
day of January, Ì931, or now have,
20th day of June, 1935.
in and to Ihe following described
Claimant names as witnesses:
property, situated in the County of
Mr. H. F. Drake, Mr. H. D. Force, JacKson, Slate of Oregon, to-w it:
Lot number four (4) in Block
Mr. Paul Thompson, and Mr. Arthur
number two (2) in Newtown Addi
E. Gorham all of Gold H ill, Oregon. tion Io the City of Medford, Oregon,
W IL L IA M H. CANON
Register according to the official plat there
of, now of record.
Yes. life in the 80'$ meant countless trips up
Dated this 10th day of June, 1935,
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SYD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jack-
eaad down the cellar steps to keep the food
son County, Oregon.
By HOW ARD GAULT, Deputy,
from spoiling. H ow different is the modem
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E C O N O M Y W A S H ............................
DO YOU KNOW T H A T
1. Frosted effect on glass may be
obtained by applying glue or gela
tin to the surface; for as it dries it
tears away from the surface of the
glass in a fernlike effect and the ap
pearance of the frosted pattern var
ies according to the strength and
kind of glue or gelatin?
2. By the use of a suitable stencil
when frosting glass the glue can be
applied in any desired design?
N O T IC E OF S H E R IF F ’S SALB
g à .À .À .a .A a A .,
L au n d ry S e r v ic e s
R O U G H D R Y .............. ---------------------- 80 per
latter may have more variety.
Sprigs of mint, maraschino cher
ries, orange and lemon peel and
small pieces of canned pineapple
w ill add to the attractiveness when
added to each glass before serving.
Tin y, open-faced sandwiches or
plain wafers can be served with
cold drinks but are not necessary.
G re a te r V a lu e fo r Y o u r
The CoKfornia Oregon
Power Company;
D o llars a t the
G ST. B E A U T Y SH O P
DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladles Draaaea, Overcoat, only It each
Perm anents, $2., $3., $5.
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