Thuriday, October 17, 1
The Gold Hill New»
Better Outlook
Reported
NOTICI TO ( RHD1TORH
OUR DEMOCRACY------- b,M.i
By OSC on Farm Market»
_
IN T IlK COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK-
Moderately improved farm mar
SON COUNTY.
ket proapects in general are indi
P U B L I S H E D B Y IV E R S O N P R IN T I N G C O M P A N Y
In the .Matter of the Estate
cated from information just pub
W a lla c e G . Iv e rs o n , E d ito r a n d O w n e r
lished by the Oregon agricultural
of
extension
service, at least for crops
WALLACE GALBREATH, Deeease'l.
A n In d e p e n d e n t N e w s p a p e r P u b lis h e d in th e I n t e r e s t s o f
showing no material increase ill
NOTICE IS IIERERY GIVEN Dial
G old H ill, O r e g o n , a n d V ic in ity
available supplies for market dur
the undersigned lias been duly up-
ing the 194Ü-41 season.
pointed and lias qualified und Is
The improvement is expected to
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y
now acting us the Administrator of
be associated w ith the somewhat
higher level of consumer purchas
the estate of the above named dece
ing power expected in the current
dent. All persons having claims u-
E n te r e d a t th e P o s to f f ic e a t G o ld H ill, O r e g o n , fo r t r a n s marketing season compared w ith
gainsl said cslule are hereby n o ti
1939-40. Domestic) demand is ex
fied und required to present same,
m is s io n t h r o u g h th e m a ils a s s e c o n d -c la s s m a t te r .
pected to improve more than e-
duly verified as by law required, to
nough to offset poorer foreign de
the undersigned, at the office of G.
cal Survey us the Butte Falls quad mand prospects owing to the war.
ADVANCE REPO RT
W. Neilson, In the Courthouse at
rangle, lying in the general region
The report deals more specifical
Medford, Oregon w ithin six mouths
M A P S Q U IC K S IL V E R
extending from T ille r in Dougins ly w ith market prospects for ap
from the date of the first publica
county to south of Trail in Jackson ples, potatoes, turkeys and walnuts,
BILL O F R IG H T S .
tion of this notice.
An advance report on quicksilver county. The quicksilver prospects all important commercial products
PEOPLE WHO OPPOSE THEIR. IDEAS
Dated und first published this
prospects in southwestern Oregon, described are in that part of the of Oregon which are marketed
OR W ISHES ARE APT TO BE KILLED OPENLY.
'
Itltli day of October, 1940.
published by the state department quadrangle north of Gold H ill,
largely during the full and w inter
W IT H O U T TRIAL . OR TO BE TAKEN AWAY
CLYDE It. GALItltEATII
of geology and mineral industries.
Descriptions and locations o! months. The full report containing
Ajdministmltir of the Estate of
TO DISAPPEAR
has been received here in brief bul- principal quicksilver prospects are this market prospects information
Wallace Galbreath, Deceased.
letin form. Copies of .he report arc being publicized several months in is available from county agents or
010-31
obtainable for a minimum charge at advance of issuance of the complete direct from the college It is intend
tile state assay laboratory in Grants technical report, w ith the colorei. ed to assist producers amt market
Pass-
geological map, in compliance with ing men in analyzing the situation
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The report is a result of fie ld ' the state department’s policy to ind market prospec.s in relation to
You can know your EYES
studies made during the past sum publish as early as possible matter marketing the products they have
Lenses only when required
mer by geologists of the state geo of special economic importance, produced for sale.
Another section of the extension
logical survey headed by Dr. W. D. Earl K. Nixon, director of the de
Dr. H erb ert W H erm an n
service report deals with farm in
W ilkinson of Oregon Slate College, partment announced.
Mr.
Nixon
added
that
since
the
come
prospects
for
Oregon
in
1910
OPTOMETRIST
and the area mapped is one desig-
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nated by the United States Geologi- properties for the most part arc and indicates a probable gain of
Grams Pass
prospects,’ insufficient information around 5 per cent over 1939 owing
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St.
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was gathered to say definitely that to a higher general average farm
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however, it was the opinion of the light increase in gross volume of
OVER HERE
YOUR
men on the survey crew that a production.
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couple justify careful «am ination
Considerable data are given on
JHE
RIGHT
OF
THE
PEOPLE
TO
BE
SECURE
IN
by any group looking lo r new imports of forage crop seeds, re-
DR. O. H . S C H E E T Z
quicksilver properties.
•eipts of which from foreign coun
THEIR PERSONS, HOUSES. PAPERS, AND EFFECTS
w ill be compounded w ith the
O p to m etrist
tries have declined sharply during
AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCHES AND
highest quality drugs obtain
recent
months
compared
w
ith
the
A re Y ou a P a ck R a t?
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
able and as exactly as your
s e izu r e s , shall not be violated "
same period last year. The decline
Doctor orders at the depend
-
o
s
aitu
on
s ig h t s .
(lot! East H St, across from
is attributed partly to interference
able—
When it comes to accumulations with international trade by the war
(■olden Hule H St. entrance
| of useless odds and ends which are
and partly to increased domestic
| found in profusion in many homes, production to meet domestic needs. water, rates would be lowered ap
O W L D R U G STO R E
To dune so, Boy! oil, Boy! whut-ud
fiere’s an excellent motto: 'Burr, the
preciably. We hope by publicity
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
happen?
junk up — before it burns you up!’
some day lo convince guests of this
Only them butchers know.
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F
oo
tb
a
ll
and
F
a
tig
u
e
A good many of us have charac
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truth.’
Speaking of butchers, we know ’em. J’ !
teristics of the pack rat. We hate to A ffe c t A u to D riv ers
As a counter-irritant, Mrs. Wool-
To be tougher than storage beet
throw anything away. Old clothes,
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ley cited the passing of the ’bath Ere we said, “ To el w ith Chicago*
old magazines, old furniture, even
Football and motoring are coordi-
tub gin’ era of prohibition. In
To he dead. We ’utl just as lief.
oid newspapers — all go into in- aa,e‘* activities, w ith thousands of
those days, hotel bathtubs were a
formal storage in attic or basement sP<>rts enthusiasts using their auto-
hilarious rallying spot, with tragic Those butchers out in Chicago are
or closet. They may stay there for mobiles to reach the scenes of grid- effee.s ijxin hotel room furnishings.
So lough, even ruts stay in Iheii
ron wars-
wars.
holes.
years, collecting dust and mold, 1 iron
’Peopie
now
drink
in
public
and
T raffic congestion, fatigue and ab
w ith nothing dangerous happening.
We
wonder
what chance W illkic
All woolen garments cleaned
the hotels save millions that used
Again, they may not—fire, which nor,nal celebrating usually result in
w ill have
by us are moth proofed at no
to
be
spent
in
refinishing
furniture
accident increase rale
feeds on such accumulations, may a definite
' *
When those butchers, in odorous
extra cost.
amt repaii iiig rugs,’ she explained.
find them. And then all your pos during football days, points out the ’Repeal. < ddly enough, seems lo
language.
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
sessions, no less than the junk, may Oregon State .Motor association in a
Go “ a visiting” Nov. 5, at the polls
AND
have resulted in less drinking, and
plea to every sport fan to exercise
go up in smoke.
DRY CLEANERS
We
sure
would
enjoy
being
there,
the dav of the w a ll—pounding hotel
Once or twice a year it would be special care.
too,
room party is just about over, thank
Pick up and deliver twice a
“The
basic
saying,
If
You
Drink,
an excellent idea to make a little
Get
a w h iff of the smell.
heaven I’
week.
tour of your home to ferret out Don t Drive, is especially applicable
Also, to “ kid” Mr. W illkic for te llin g
such hazards. Charities w ill be glad because in limes of special excite
Chicago to go t o ........... swell 1
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to have old clothes, furniture and ment some individuals are prone lo
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
reading matter. Anything that is excess,’ said Dr. E. B, McDaniel,
RE S IN . D IS E A S E , AND
useless can go to the junkman or be association president.
__DEATH
REAL?" was the sub
“ Also there is a definite element
destroyed in the incinerator. Be es
ject of the Lesson-Sermon In all
pecially alert in going through work of fatigue which should be consid
Churches of Christ. Scientist, on
shop and garage - it is a common ered. Spectators at any sports con
Sunday, October 13.
habit to leave cans of paint, varnish test are aroused to an abnormal
The Golden Text was, “He that
and other inflammable liquids open. pitch and, at the conclusion of the
Is our God is the God of salva
tion; and unto God the Lord belong
Cleaning rags should always be kept contest, are more tired than they
the issues from death” (Ps. 68:20).
in closed metal containers. Spillage realize. This w ill affect their driv
Among the citations which com
of gasoline or oil should be at once ing.
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
E x c ite m e n t — T h rill*
mopped up.
“ The third important danger fac
following from the Bible: “For the
Perhaps your home is free of or is the congestion which of ne
8 :3 0 p. m .
Lord is our Judge, the Lord Is our
such dangers. I f it is, it is very cessity occurs when many vehicles
lawgiver, the Lord is our king; he
much the exception. The chances are crowded into a comparatively
M ed fo rd A rm o ry
will save us. And the inhabitant
are that hazards exist of which you small space. And congestion breeds
shall not say, I am sick: the peo
know nothing—hazards that can be accidents.
S e a ts on sa le a t B r o w n ’;
ple that dwell therein shall be for
There is no immediate remedy
easily eliminated once discovered.
given their Inquity” (Isa. 33: 22,
24).
Look for them now. Don’t put it off for the fatigued driver except to
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
until tomorrow — for tomorrow be more than usually careful; the
■SOOTH TOES ABE DAMCEMHB
a ter as w in -a m roua
the following correlative passages
could be too late. Fire can strike to remedy fo r congestion is to park
from the Christian Science text
night as easily as next week or next the car as far from the stadium as
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book, “Science and Health with
year.
feasible to do so and either walk
Ke;
to
the
Scriptures
by
Mary
or use local transportation for the
Baker Eddy: “Sin, sickness, and
remainder of the distance. If you do
death are comprised in human
drive your own car, it is smart to
material belief, and belong not to
T H E T IR E M A N
remain at the stadium until after
the divine Mind. They are with
the first outgoing rush of spectators
U. & TIRES
out a real origin or existence. They
THOUSANDS of MOTHERS,
has cleared before attempting t<
have neither Principle nor per
HUNDREDS of DOCTORS,
S E E U S A N D A V O ID P A Y IN G R E N T
S ix th and M . S tr e e ts
leave.
manence, but belong, with all that
CIVICandLABOR LEADERS,
is
material
and
temporal,
to
the
In any case use every precau
G rant* Pa**
The OREQON QRANQE SAY:
nothingness of error, which simu
tion to protect yourself and other
B O Y S E N ’S 100% P U R E P A IN T S
lates the creations of Truth” (p.
highway users,’ he concludes
PRESERVE THE LAW
286).
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LET US WRITE YOU
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Afon. Oct. 21
TIRES
Duckworth
Build Now - No Money Down
w hich
IF
YOUR
CAR
PROTECTS MY MILK!
NEEDS
Bumpers “ Goto Crame"
Finished
Body and Fenders Repaired
Painting - Complete or spot
Job
Radiators or Tops Repaired
Sea
M cC R A C K E N B O D Y
SH O P
Next to Court House
Phone 170
Grants Pass <
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94. Adv. C.W.
M«lk 9 r*4 m ti, I l f O refM fid « P e rtto d
S o u v e n ir G rabber* A re
C o stly F or H otel*
Seattle, Oct. 14, Souvenir snatch
ers (what? you’ve done it your
self?) cost the nation’s hotels an es
timated $10,000,000 last year — and
the towels, blankets, silver and
knick-knacks are still disappearing.
It’s really a staggering total when
the hotel managers add up the mis
sing items at a year’s end, comment
ed Mrs. Grace H. Woolley, manag
er of the national membership divis
ion of the American Hotel associa
tion, who estimated the figure. It’s
a headache for her because the op
erators w rite for advice on how to
cut the loss.
She still has to advise them not
lo try ’frisking’ the guests on the
way oui. A first class hotel has to
grin and bear the inroads of its
first class patrons.
’ If guests would stop doing it,’
Mrs. Mooley admonished, ’and if
they would save electricity and
BOOM! ’E RANG!’ BUT! SO DID
HOOVER!
(By R-DOT-S)
We see by the paper, where
W illkie, in Cicero, “ pulled one’
Just as Mr. Hoover, in “ 32“,
In the tabernacle, done.
That remark of Hoover’s, in
Our opinion, was terse!
Oh! Uno! When he said,
"Conditions could have been
worse!’’
One thing sure and certain
The brothers and sisters forsooth,
Sure reacted a plenty when they
Entered the election booth.
Both, Reed Smoot and Mr. Hoover,
Learned “ What is a boomerang”
R ight!
After the votes were counted,
They were “ out of Ihe fight” .
Several limes we have been in Chi
cago.
Only once did we “ turn up our
nose” .
Copeland Lumber Yards
G rant* Pans, O regon
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