Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, December 24, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Tha Gold H ill Naw», Gold Hill, Oregon THE QOLD HILL NEWS E stab lish ed 1897 P ublished by M a c’s P rin tin g Co. R. E. B L A N K E N B L ’RG, E d itor and B u sin ess M anager L O IS B L A N K E N B L ’RG, A sso c ia te E d itor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests oi 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 Poatoffiee at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through the mads as second-class matter. Subscription $2.00 a year in advauce. Advertising rates on applicati**. FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON eient Aside from this remarkable com mereial service, the thousands of expensively trained employes of the air lines are an indispensable reserve for military service. There have been mishap* in the a‘r, hut fewer all the time, uud relatively rare when compared with the miles flown and the pus sengers carried. The lessons learn ed from each accident make future transportation safer. The causes are carefully analysed in order to remove every possible liuxurd. Unfortunately, much of (lie pub licity on avialion accidents, which is still headline material out of nil proportion (b its importance, has not been about scheduled air line transportation, hut is too often re lated to irresponsible, incompetent or poorly trained aviators. The public, in reading press accounts, fails to make a distinction between these two widely varied forms of flying. This has reflected unfavor ably on scheduled air line operat ors. whose record of safety, it is said, toduy surpasses that of the private automobile. It is of the greatest importance Io the United States, both commer cially and as a means of national defense, that our air lines he en couraged in every possible manner and (hat they continue to expand their activilies. tree-lighting sets can he bought at the corner store, there is A happy holiday season must no excuse for using the old-fash first of all be a safe holiday season. ioned caudle. It may be pretty uud Each year, the Christmas period romantic—hut it is a constant dan brings with it a tremendous and ger. Uy the time New Years has unnecessary loll of suffering, mis passed, many Christmas trees have ery and death. A large part of that dried out, and a caudle van cause toll is attributable to fire. Thous them to explode into flame. Even ands of fires have turned holiday when (his haxard does not exist, or joy to the blackest unhappiness and naments, imitation snow, paper cos have resulted in a long list of in tumes and similar adjuncts of the juries. fatalities and property dam season can be instantly alighted at the touch of flame. age. Great care should be taken with Most obvious source of Christmas ! even the electric tree lights. These fires is the tree and its decorations. In these days when cheap and effi- will occasionally short-circuit—and a dangerous fire may follow. Numerous common toys and SNOW PLOWS OPEN gifts present serious fire haxard*. CRATER LAKE ROADS FOR Home motion picture machines CHRISTMAS DAY VISITORS have become a popular gift, and they are safe enough when used Officials of Crater Lake National Of all the possible sources of with safely film. The professional Park announced Saturday that roads chronic and distressing head type of film. Other article which to the park would be opened for aches. EYES are perhaps the should be handled with the utmost visitors to the park on Christmas most frequent and least suspected. care, and never by young children, day. Snow plows began operations include those involving the use of ] early this week and will clear the Dr. O rville H . S cb eetz chemicals, electricity, alcohol or | highway to the luke for the holiday OPTOMETRIST petrohum products. travelers. Rarring an unforeseen 606 East H St. — Grants Pas* Take care this season—and thus snow storm on Christmas duy, park Near Post Office make certain your happiness is officials expect a large number of I Portland Office: 719 Selling Bldg not impaired.—Industrial Review. cars to make the trip to Ihe scenic lake this week. COMMERCIAL AVIATION IMPROVES __LEGAL NOTICES T ueaday, D ecem b er 24, 1935 if you fail to upp. ar and uuawer the Complaint oi piainuit on liie Herein, or otherwise plead therein, as hereinabove required, ilte plain tiff will take judgment against jou, and each of you. for the relief de- inauucu in tiie couipluiu., llial u, a decree foreclosing plaintiffs nuirl- gage on the pro|*er(y hereinafter de scribed as follows, io-wit: Beginning at Ihe N. E Corner of D. L. C. No 57, in I'wp 37 S. I l l t t . W. M.. in Jackson County, Oregon, and running thence south on tin eas! line of said D. L. C. No. 57, I«.- 15 chains; thence west 12.3« chains, thence north 10.15 chains Io Ute north line of said D. L. C. No. .»7; thence east 12.3« chains to the place of beginning. EXCEPTING a strip of bind thirty feel wide along tin east side of said preiliisea granted to thc County of Jackson for highwuy pur wea; said described land contain g twenty acres more or l.as, to gether with the water right in the Rogue River Valley Irrigation Dis triet, covering six acres of the above described land. K THIS .Summons is published In The Gold Hill News by order of Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of Ihe Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, duly made and dated De- eemlier I7tli, 10X5. ««•« Publication December IQIIi, 1930. loix*1 ,,ubllc*,ion> J - ’u-ry ... , . W. G. TRILL, p ‘ i”n o?a ,of. ‘‘■“‘•itlff. Suite 12. I n I iu Bldg., Medford, Oregon. AMETHYST REBEKAH LOUtiti 07 Meets every Wednesday mghl at the I. O. O. F. Ilall. Gold HIU. Oiegou Retie Smith, aolilr grand. Nettie Stone, vice grand. Madge Dorman, secretary. Lucy Mee, treasurer. GOl.D CHAPTER W. R. G, Meela twice a m o n t h on the 2nd anil 4th Wedarmtaya at their Club rr«ww in the City H al. Daisy Paul, prealdexit. I «icy best mini, secretary. Ella Patrick, treasurer C1IHIM I \N SCIENCE NOTICE Christian Science service, a r e held each Sunday morning at elev- re n’clock In M,, building across from Ibe Odd Ft llew« ball. Everyone la wetrome. PHONE 84 419ft East Main — Medford PERMANENT WAVES fl.M Finger Wave 25c; Comb Wave 25c Shampoo __________________25c H aircu t----- 25c Marcel___ 25c Manicure --------------------------25c Eye Brow Arch ___________ 25c Scalp Treatment __________ 50c Hot Oil.......50c; F a c ia ls____ 50c Enroll Now—Pay as you learn. Work done by students under supervision. The people of the United States are used to doing things in a big way. In no line of activity has this been more graphically illustrat ed than in aviation. The network of air lines over our country carried 642,000 passengers over 44,000,000 scheduled miles during the first nine months of 1935, as compared with 377,000 pas sengers over 30,000,000 route miles during the same period in 1934. The Gold H ill Beauty Shop All Oil P erm an en t» $ 2 $0 W ork G uaranteed Virginia Kellogg, Operator >x>:xxxxxxxxxx ♦ o:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:xxx»>:xxxx>:xxxxxxxx NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Ihe Slate °f Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM P A T T E R S O N CHIS HOLM, Deceased. Nolic is hereby given that in the above entitled Court and estate, on the 17th day of December, 1935, by order of the Honorable Earl R, Day, Judge of said Court, the un dersigned, John A. Chisholm, was Ihe duly appointed administrator of the said estate of William Patterson Chisholm, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to file the same in the proper form with vouchers annexed with John A. Chisholm, ad ministrator for said estate, at Gold Hill, Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice on the 24th day of December, 1935 JOHN A. CHISHOLM, Administrator Dec. 24-Jan. 16 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK- SON CUNTY. W. M. GREEN, Plaintiff, vs. DENA HELMS LIGHTER, also known as pena Helm Lighter, and Clyde H. Lighter, wife and husband, de fendants. To Dena Helms Lighter, also known as Dena Helm Lighter and Clyde H. Lighter, wife and hus band, the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OE OREGON, You and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint of the plain tiff on file herein against you, or otherwise plead thereto, within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons same being *be 19th day of December, 1935, or if served upon you person ally, outside of Ihe State of Oregon, within four weeks from Ihe date of the service of this Summons upon you. And you are hereby notified that SPECIAL ON HEATERS RANGES But “Grandma’» house,” thia Christmas, may be far aw»y .,cro8g many „verg an(j ovef thc woodJanda whole states. No matter! The family can be speedily brought together. “Long Distance” is the magic sleigh. 30 tall up relatives and friends, wish them the joy of the season. The cost is low. PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Millie Walker, Local Agent AND Also: 5 H. P. gas engine; A-l mangle; elec, washer; radios, overstuffed sets, plumbing fix tures and supplies, beds, springs, mattresses, dressers, tables, chairs and articles 'oo numer- nij» In monlinn in *Pr Ihe bargains. Cash paid at Highest market prices for hides, wool, pelts, mo hair. We buy brass, copper, rad iators, batteries and other met als of all kinds. S A M ’S P L A C E “See Sam and Save” 641 8. Sixth --------- Grants Pass LAgrQ»» from Grover's Creamery Oynger Funeral Parlors M EQ FORD, OREGON R E L IA B L E REA SO N A BLE 10» W. Main Medford, Ore. J.R . 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