Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, October 29, 1910, Image 1

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VOL. 13
TO DEFEAT ALL
ASSEMBLY MEN
COLD HILL. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER J ’j ,
). W. Myers, Candidate For
Commissioner, Popular Man
J. W Myers. dent erutic nominee
CIRCUS CROWD
GREETS DEBS
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Green Beans When E'/Tete
East Gets ’Erri On /y In Cans
flrcen U a o ’—»'Ot th e half-ripe
NO. 27
HAYTER HATED
TO, BUT FADED
Gold Hill Anti-Assembly C ub I t county conttoia-i mar, was in
Great Socialist Civet, impressive Ig u m es th at b a te g ^ d ftrcwell t $ 2 0 0 Check Did Not Check M ar
Will Work to (hut End
town yesterday. M r. Myers states
Welcome-at Medforu
: their sdolesceir'-e, h u t beans as 1
Wanted in California
I 'bar b- favor« in de-n highway* in
reen as (lie iyt -g t t m m tlee the
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING ad parts of the county, and for
1,300 HEAR LONG SPEECH, hill of Ireland
io--h. <pn gladdened sev GIVEN BAIL, FUGITIVE FLED
that p h son h« has many I tends
eral Gold Hilt tai.lew the prstweek 1
here who wi 1 work I >r hi« election. Eloquent
«pwat Argument; Mo Denunciation; O f course WO will have fr e - h torn«
Brother Said He Had Gone to Buy Chic'-
■».
of W o m an '. S u tfr.ge
j t 1W) Ullti]
)#t Ch {
/
j
He ha- a record lor efficiency a « ! Indorsement
ens; California Sheriff Wroth
G re a t/te
o lau *«
,
0 4 , t»ui
Get* Great
/ipptause
f'uit in-pector, and hi* qualiftca-j
at Medford justice
green beans the 1-t of November
Endor-ing l I im iai>didndic« of lin n * fo r county C'Uiitnis«i>iner are
A veritable circuit day crowd left are something th at the bbzz.rd
Jum-H
Ilayter, aHrit, - w
Dvfces,
on<
Oswald Wo»t for governor, Robert i< id to tie fu*ly ns good or better
bitten east
suet get« only ¡n cans
"
v z c , on<
Gold
Hill Sunday and went to
G. Stunli for oongr»«Si(.an, Ilem v j th -n th ' se ill either of hi« oppon-
| Ogden Snyder ha« a n j o iip |e °
,,,en a rr" ' tf‘ l *'7 Marshsl
Medford to hear Euver e D-bs patch of them in his garden, and j ^ am i" er''’ y Bt
,B t ^ nrB
I). Reed tor joint representative, ¡ems The general sentiment In j
spe
k Tliegrteting’of the rodiali-ts
1
ids
vicinitv
meins
to
be
in
favor
.
.
'
lb
I
will
have
plenty
for
his
own’
n
‘
,a'
’
wan
e,Lon
a
‘
barge
of
ohtaic-
and of nil nth-r a n .i - a*«om1.1.
ol Jackson countw to t eir leader .
,
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n u
imr mo, -v n n « ., f 1*
of
M
r
M
era,
ns
the
voters
wel­
aspirants tor offi.ut, the Gold Hi I
1- 11
1 for . several week« »«» n Boiled
uiih n>i in0 7 under f.lwe* pre'en-es at
whs m o st tm p r e - s iv e .
F u lly 1OO
o t ted w ith ..
i-
,
y
a piece of h ao jo — provided » f t ' ,er
’ a ,,”rn ,a, is not to Lu
Anti Assembly club hud the mo t come at y cai did-,le w ho p'opose*
w ee in
line
md
matched ,
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I tovjo a a fe i-,.
,
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iv 1
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the
favoritism
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W ith his h ro 'h er W alter
enthuaia-iiu ineoting lied since it»
wph
him
from
the
tram
to
the,
,
,
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th e y m a k e a d is h t h a t ¡« m i o i i v
1
“ r ' le a*’ d on a p r o m i- e m ade
organization two month* »go, Weil be n shown lo r tt>o other end c f na atortutn, where
1 e si oke. T h e ;
.
'• ‘»u m a t.« m ig h ty
.
.
,
.
,
¡satisfying.
! , o J u j ''c c ( s n n n n fM e d fo r d to f u r -
ne«day evening. Among the spank­ the county
im p re -s to n th e «real sootah.-t mad ---------------------------------- nish *|.0 0 u b i l e„Cr,
A ch e ck for
ers wer» J . II Ilo m a n , Dr. Chi-
BUCHANAN MAKES ROUNDS " as <l«-‘»nctly f«voi>bl» Gifted OSWALD WEST WELCOMED
Ibe men premising
holm, Rilev Hamorsloy, F. W
with a fluent comm «nd of the pur-
—— —■
, lo«e ure >he balance of the bail
Dodge, G W. Landis and H. D
Roseburg Lawyer Solicits Suf­ e-t English and imhu»d with ah Local democrats and Republicans fr“ no J. K M or-ot' S-m« Valiev
Reed. All were vigorous in their
solute faith iii the j «etice of hi-'
frage in Jackson County
Greet Popular Candidate
jf-ther-m law «f the one th at flew
denunoi oion id the a-aemh.y, char­
cau-e, he held his beaiera inter­
1 n*y dieve from Gold Hill out
acterizing it «s ao attem pt to
J. A. Buchanxn, assembly re- ested to the end of a tw-i-h' in
O-wald
We-t
was
given
an
en-
,
tbe Moore ranch Friday, but oh
restore tb - nld eoirupt convention
1 puhlicm c«ndidate for joint repre­ speech. He was not Lite D-b- thul . thusisstic greeting here Monday • the le'iirn to town hut 6ne of them
system Th» candid >cie* of Bow-
sentative, was in Gol t Hill Thu’f - many expected to bear, fo r h e w a n jln company with Turner O liver,; ‘"<'k t i e train for Medford
The
erman, H.wley a n d Buchanan
dai and F ridiy
He was making temperate in vxpr«s«i,.n a ,d logical d e m o c r a t candidate f „ secretary ¡«‘ih e rd ove on t . Woodvi.l- whtre
were denounced «* lieing inimical
a tour of Ja-'k-o-i county, this time I" argument. There wa« no de of state, Wood-on T 8la e-, can l i - he lef > h-ng a. d bo-rded a north-
to the people'« inieie-tr. Oawald
as a friend of the direct prinnirv. nunoation.
About 1,300 people .late for as«ociat- ju-tt. e of the su ' hound i r . i „ to- parts unknown,
Weal’s service« to the people aa
It was only two y>ar« ago that Mr. lo a d th e -p -e -b and p«ud to bear ,.reme court to succeed him self,' VVh. n Mar-hal Hammersly went
railroad com ma toner un i a'aie
Buchanan toured th« county with 11—something ih .t c .uld not have «nd II D. Reed of Gold Hill, d-m ito Medford to look after the ca-
land aitenr w-re several time« men
•Me-ar«. Kubli and Hammersly, happened had the sp-alter repre- ocratic candidate for jom t repreaan-, SaiuM ey he found one of .he men
tioned
Tne *entitn»nt of the
and «¡th them rleclnred that if sen ed either of the tw„ so-cal ed lative from D o u v l and j ack s"..1 «»»-• The other assured him that
meeting *»* cry a nlliz d in a at rung
electid he would not stand bv great parties. A fea-ttre of th e ; countie-, .Mr. West Tn.de a can-1 hi* broth- r h«d m -rely gone out to
aet of re-olutionr Ur died by F W
Statement No 1. Of the thrre be speech that brought foruh tremen vass of the t ,wn, and every where > * Cim kent a. d that he would
Dodge.
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lou«
appi «11
.use
w »« m
an h Unqualified
was the on y one to pull through. iln
met with the most cordi«l expres-; -urely he back. " If he don’t come
Service* tomorrow
Mes-r«. Kubli and Hammersly fell endorsement of woman’s «uffrage.
sions of good wid c ncerning his back I’ll never spe«k to bin
“ The While Sl-v- Traffic” will outside tne breastwork«, but Bu­
CHndidacy. Many republicans who «aain,” he ns-u-ed the marshal
be the *11' j ct of Rev W. K. Mac- chanan went to the legislature,
Anti-Saloon League Column are opposed to the a*semblv idea Bu'. H*yt«-r, nr D .kes, didn’t come
Laren’s ad.lr--s ai the M E church where, irue t • hi« promiae, h- led
assured him of th -ir v .te« *nd sup back, t'he check was turned down
tomorrow aueiniem at three o’clock. the fight against Statement No. 1
N ■ sia'em en' is more tfr.qnently port.
Th's is a democratic pre­ at ’he b*..k l»y reison of no funds,
Mr. Ma. La ren ha* to«n in oourt in by introducing Hou-e Bill No. 64, uttered by th» “ h > ze orator«” than cine» by a sm all m ajority, hut. it
but w«a lat»r made good by the re­
Portland line week • ««i«ting in the which h .d for it« nbj-ct the repial this, "Prohibition d. ««n’t p r h i b i t ” is estimated th at not only will
maining brother.
prosecution of men apprehended in of that provi-iori of the primary The O.egonian give- us a good : West get the solid democratic vote,
A deputy sheriff from Merced
the terd b l- occupation of procuring law. I" fact, whenever an assault «raument in a recent issue, oom • but that fully hall ..f the Repnb.i-
county, California, arrived in Med-
and Beilina worn n lor immoral wa* m id eo n the people'« primary u.enting on the eight lives lost in can vote will he his.
f .r«l Tuieday to t-ke the two men.
purpose«
Hi* ia not aecond-hand Buchanan wa- wi'h the ass.ulters Portlund recently becnUM« auto- ‘ When th» West p irtv left here
and «hen told th at oue had es-
information, n. d hi« addre-s ,should He worked and voted for the mobile driver« exceeded the speed j for Woodville, West was presented
c>p-dwas considerably incensed,
prove vei v in e>eating. Other per Brooke Bc«n hili, «hioh, h«d j limit and violated the city ordi , with several hu^e bouquets of roses
claim ing th at Justice Canon had no
vicea nt the church t >m >rrow will passed, would have made it a mis­ nances. The Oregonian culls for a by his feminine admirers.
authority to release either of them
be Sundav pi hied nt ten in the fore­ demeanor for any candidate to sub strict enforcement of law.
Is-n’t
Arriving in Woodville ju st as the without p-rmi«sion from the Mer­
noon, followed a' eleven by T. m serine to Statem ent No. 1.
Inci­ that ab-u-d? I itcferes with the finishing touches were being ap­ ced county authori'iee.
Mackey, ap-aking from the subject, dentally Mr Buchanan voted for personal liberty of the driver« and plied in the extinguishm ent of the
Communkation
“ A B il l- C n ritia .” A duet will the notori us Mariner bill, which it isn’t the proper wav to regulate Il «mes in the hom ing re-idence ot
be am g by Mr- M. M. Avery and had for its purpose the legalization the speed craze—the proper thing J. E. E s t-11, Oswald West had na To the Editor:
During the past week my a t­
Lon Bai her A -p c ia l pong service of the assembly.
Had this bill to do, of course, is to make each opportunity to see volunt»er fire-
will b- conrluc cd at 2:30 by L. S. parked the prim ary law would have automobile owner p»v a license of men inactio n Hnd to congratulate tention has repeatedly b. en call­
Chapman, assiH.ed by ’hequartette. been knocked out. In the face ol ¡5500 per year and then he can go them on their work But for a con­ ed to a certain line of argument
Anottier Bonn peivice will begin at thia damaging record of enm ity to -s fast up he pleases and ki.l as venient irrigation ditch and tbe ex that is being advanced to the voters
7:30. The qua tel e will aing and everything pertaining to jiopular many as he wants to kill but th cellent work of the firemen the of tbe county to the effect that
a duet will be comributed by Mra government, Mr. Buchanan has city will have the revenue and building would have been destroyed. should I be re-elected to tbe office
of Sheriff th at I -tould at once a p ­
Avery and Mr Chapman. Tom this week been handing out his "joy-riding” will be well controlled.
Mr. West made a brief speech at
Mackey will epeak, eubjiot, "Tbe card« to the voters of Jackson Why does an argument sound Woodville in which he invited a point Mr. William Ulrich as Deputy
Glorious Gospel,”
county, on which he says th at he plausible when applied to the sa- comparison of his record with that Sheriff.
This statem ent is not true, and I
‘'believes in the direct primary 1 .on bnt silly whén applied to any­ of his opponent, and pledged him­
Revenge
respectfullv
ask space in your
thing
else?
'>«»..!-
Mr. B uchanan’s gall is
self, if elected governor, to safe­
It will be remembered, at least law.”
columns
to
contradict
it I have not
A few months ago Portland had guard tbe interests of the people.
by those who took the turkey, that something to excite admiration,
promised
to
appoint
Mr.
Ulrich as
Sam McClendon p -ssessed a hand­ even if one cannot approve of an an epidemic of stealing from house«
Deputy
Sheriff
and
I
will
not ap ­
Oregon
harvested
17,COO,000
bu­
some specim m of the great Amer­ assembly wolf like him m asquerad­ and people got much excited, but shels of wheat this season, 11,000,- point him as such deputy should 1
NO ONE SUGGESTED THE
ican bird about a year ago. It will ing in direct prim ary clothing.
LOGICAL REMEDY.’ Prohibition 000 hushels of oats, 6,000.000 be re elected at the coming general
also be remembered that the said
election.
Geld Hill Railroad Up Against II
didn’t prohibit, therefore all bur­ bushels nf potatoes, 2,000,000
feathered beauty was taken, with­
During a portion of my first tern:
pounds
of
wool
and
100,000
bales
The Gold Hill Railroad .t Lum­ glars should be made to pay for a of hops.
out the owner’s knowledge or con­
of office Mr. Ulrich served as a
sent, from his corral. Well, this ber company has fallen upon evil license and permitted to steal a«
The total value ’of agricultural special deputy in the office, per­
week Al PeUraon lost a« fine as days. Ils mill property has been much and as oiten as they pleased. products of the state for the current forming special duty at such times
rooster ns ever greeted the morn attached by the Railway Equip­ That would solve the problem. But season is given at $115,000,000.
as the work in the office required
with strident voice. Sam smiles ment company of Portland for the no, the Oregonian called for the
extra help.
To oonfess
This was the enforcement of law.
and smiles, and "Pete” declares, sum of $1,294 21.
I desire
to make - it r plain
and
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- go
that
the
law
could
not
be
enforced not prohibit, why are the saloon
company
from
which
the
locomo­
when speakiug of the loss of his
bunch spending hundreds of thous- jon record at this time as stating
chanticleer, that Sam couldn’t be tive wan secured, and $600 of the is either cowardice, incompetency, ands of dollars in Oregon to defeat j squarely that in the event I am 4re-
anything but a villain if he tried: total bill iu for rental on the anarchy nr criminal connivance a law that they say will help theii elected sheriff that Mr. Ulrich will
diminutive engine that hasn’t done with tbe violators of the said law. business? It’s a silly argument and i ao^
a deputy sheriff during my
Nursery Stock
six hours’ work in the four months The supremo court of Oregon has
no
sensible
man
is
influenced
by
i
t
,
!161111
office
All who wigh to get In their
since it arrived here from Portland. held that the local option law is a for all thinking men know that
Yours very truly.
orders for nursery stook to be
Its duties, such as they were, con­ criminal law and doubtless will so
W. A. Jones, Sheriff.
prohibition
does
prohibit
to
a
large
delivered this fall from the Oregon
October 25, 1910.
sisted mainly in letting steam es­ declare tbe new prohibition law.
extent, depending, of course, on tha
Nursery company are requested to
The
enforcement
of
law
in
America
cape through the whistle, making a
When your food does not digest
honesty and competency of the
leave their orders at The News
noise somewhat resembling that of depends upon two things, the ef­
well and you feel "blue,” tired and
officials
whose
duty
it
is
to
enforce
office.
They will be promptly
a real railroad. Officers of the Gold ficiency and honesty of the officials the law.
discouraged, you should use «1
forwarded. Blanks furnished and
Hill Railroad A Lumber company And the state of public opinion.
C ommittee for
little HERBINE at bedtime.
It
prioes given on application.
olaim they have capitalists interest­ Criminals always object to the en­
A nti -S aloon L eague opens the bowels, purifies the sys­
forcement
of
law;
good
citizens
—Paid Advertisement.
Lane County has 38 lumber mill« ed who will relieve the road from
tem and restores a fine feeliog of
always insist ou the enforceme <t of
its
present
stringency
and'see
that
with an annual cut of 200,000,000
law. Mr. Voter, in which class do
Price 50c.
See my new line of cut glass. health and energy.
feet.
it is completed.
you belong? If prohibition does —Jarvis the Druggist.
Sold by Jarvis the Druggist.
Revolution* Adapted Condemning Gower,
men, Hawley and Kucl.onaii, [n-
dorting W rit, Smith, Reed