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] Local News Notes
I*. K. ('aril well
visitor Tu«'ilay.
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Mrs. W. M. Cheshire, of Grants Paa«,
visited relatives in Gold lllll Wednesday.
Hupt. W. I, Van Houten, of the Grey
Eagle mine,went to Portland Wednesday
on business connected with the mine
S ty lis h R e a d y m a d e tSuits
A. J. Olsen returned Wednesday from
ortlnnd, where he saw the opening
days of the insgiilflcent (estival of roses.
We have a nice line of ready-made clothing that
will compare favorably w ith the products of the
best- bailors. In fact, the best tailors make the
men’s and boy’s suits which we sell. Prices are so
reasonable and the goods o f such high quality that
it would be a mistake for anyone to purchase a
suit before seeing our line
J. C Altken.of Woodville, has reoaiv.
ed a patent on a ll«li-»cr«en for Irrign
lion ditches that ia said to be one of the
treat ever d"Vlsed.
six-days in the week, waa in Gold H ili
Bowman was an Ashland on business Wednesday.
visitor »VHdimmlHy,
I.. A. Carter ia hack from Castella.
J. H. Hinmna lad We.tnesduy (nr Port­ California, where be has been for several
land on a b u sn ess mission
months, and will do the a-sessuient work
J. F. Morrill leaves next Toaxday un on his Sardine creek mining claims.
a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs G. W. Champlin, and her friend
F. 0 . Gilmore, ol Wolf Creek, spent Mie. II. Long, of Sail Pedro,arrivet* this
Hu inlay with relatives In thia idly
week and are enj iving life at theChamp
Or, Kelsey waa at Medford and Jack­ lin country home or Foots creek.
sonville on business Wednesday.
K. M. Savage is at Glendale at present,
Or, O .H Smith waa at Medford Tuna- doing emergency duly as saw-Alar at the
box factory, a position he held forsever-
day and Wednesday on business,
Thu Pumice hill section ol the Crater «1 years before coming to Gold HUI.
M erritt Q. C o m p a n y
Edgar Hulbert lelt Tuesday for Au­
0 . It Miller waa at Medford yesterday burn, California, where his father Is
Mra. M . M. Avery la s p ellin g roue
carnival week with frlenda at P rtland
,
now the ownsr of a fine farm. He stop-
pc<| off at Ashland for the rose festival.
Isaac Householder, tbe pioneer lime
J. B. Hammersly and C. (>. Carter niaunfucturer of Kanes creek, was in
town Thursday arranging lor the pub­
were rarnlval visitors at Aahland I'ues-
lication of hia timber (and notice in The
day.
New«.
Capt. I . W. Gale, ol the Gold Hill
Ice cream and cake will be served by
lintel, waa at Medlord on bualne-a Mon­
Hie Epworth League at the old school
day.
Dr. Chlaholm, ol Woodville, waa in grounds this evening, seven to ten
o'clock. A club swinging drill will be
town on professional bnaineae Wed­
given at 8:30.
nesday.
The Progn as club met at the council
Hon. J. 1-, llauiiner-ly will deliver the
Fourth ol July oration lor the W oodtiile rooms Wednesday afternoon, and dlscn*-
sed the matter of providing park places
celebration.
lor Gold H ill. The clnb will meet again
Ike W right, the well-known Woodville
next Wedneaday.
liveryman, waa in Gold H ill on buaineaa
John Pankey had a shoulder thrown
Wednesday.
out of joint while unhitching a fractious
K H. Moore, J K Davidson and W,
horse at the Gold H ill I-umber com
E Thompson were vialtora at Jackson-
pany’s mill on Sardine creek last week
ville Wednesday.
Dr. Smith attended to the injury, and
Mra. John Lucaa left Monday lor Mr Pankey, with his arm In a cling,
Seattle, alter a viait with her lather, hoping for an early recovery.
Judge G all, and other relativea.
B. E. Reaupre, a Grants Paas mining
A. O. Ulackington, ol New York city, man, was here yesterday and made
ia the gueat ol h it eon O. K. on the trip ont to the Nutt brothers* tin mine
iatter’a G all* creek orchard-ranch
at the head of Galls creek.
Ore from
Clyde Jooea, ol Grante Paas, la viait- this mine, Mr Beaupre says, has a-sayed
mg hia friend, John McDonald, at the rich in tin, and with development he
! Revenue mine on Kai -a creek.
expects it to make a great mine.
Win. Ilooten, owner ol the big ranch
One of Jack M orrill's autos waa badly
known aa the Olaen place, in the Mead- damaged late Tuesday night when it
owa, waa In Gold H ill on buaineaa Wed. left the road abom half-way from town
o eeday.
to the Riverside orchard. Theoccupants»
Grants Paas will have a mining con­ Sprague Riegel and Fred Dodge, escaped
gress on July 18th, at which Gold without injury, probably due to the fact
H ill should be represented by a numsr that they were driving slowly, as the
night was dark
oue and active delation.
15he
HONESTY.
There are men who do not di­
vide actlona merely Into those
that are honest and those that
are not, but create a third subdi­
vision that of law honesty, of
that kind of honesty which con-
sista In keeping clear of tbe pen­
itentiary. • • • The distinction
upon which we must Insist Is the
vital, deep lying, unchangeable
distinction between the honest
man and the dishonest uiuu.
• • • There are men who use
the phrase “practical polities” aa
merely a euphemism for dirty
politics, and It la auch men who
have brought tbe word "politi­
cian" Into discredit. There are
other men who use the noxious
phrase “business Is business" at
an excuse for every kind of
mean nnd crooked work, and
these men make honest Am eri­
cana hang their heads beenuse
of aomo of the things they do.
* * * The scoundrel who falls
can never by any possibility be
aa dangerous aa the sebundrel
who succeeds, and of all men In
the country the worst ettlxens,
those who should excite In our
minds the most contemptuous
abhorrence, are the men who
have achieved great wealth or
any other form of success In any
save a clean aud stralghtforwar 1
manner. -Theodore Roosevelt.
Gold H ill was defeated at baseball by
The Ladles Aid la planning an Ire
cream aoclal and eonveraaxione, to take Tolo last Hunoay, the score being 7 to 6.
plane soon.
A eonveraaxione ia sup­ The Gold H ill team was a pick up bunch
Brevities
that had bad no practice, and the boys
posed to be aomething prettv «well.
If Congress adjourns In time Sec­
Gold H ill’« patriotic lervor will be were delighted that they held the speedy retary of Interior Fisher expects to
Ferguson
apllt at leaat three waye on the Fourth, Toloites to so close a score,
make an extended tour of the west
aa Medlord. Woodville and Grante I’a-a and Norris were the battery for Gold this summer and also to visit Alaska.
H U I; Davis and Cleveland for Tolo.
will all have big celebrations.
The pope Issued an edict forbidding
The Home Telephone company,which
, ” D. Haight waa at Woodville on bual-
the faithful to attend the sessions of
ncaa Tuesday.
He reporta Frltr. Ham- haa contracts for an exchange of twenty the Camorrlsts’ trial at Viterbo un­
merely aa being very buay with work phones in Gold H ill, has rented the der the penalty of excommunication
Heeman building, next to the Gold HUI
in the Woodville Argue office.
Beaten many times, but always
Cafe on Main street, and will shortly
Mr. and Mra. H. D. Reed were pas
hopeful,
Albert T. Patrick, who is
establish a central office therein.
The
aeugera on Sixteen Monday evening, the
building is lieing thoroughly renovated serving a 1^- term In Sing Sing for
former to Salem on buaineea and the
by G. W. Wood.
Mayor Beeman will the murder of W illiam Marsh Rice,
latter to Portland lor the rose leatival
has begun another move to obtain a
have an office in the bnilding.
Mra. Rex I I . Lampman and baby
pardon.
Two crews are at work on the new
daughter left Monday ev ning for Rice
Tbe event of the week In the so­
cement walks, which when completed
Lake, Wisconsin, where they will spend
will give both north and south Main ciety world will be tbe wedding of
the summer with her parent», M r. and
streets modern walks clear through. C. Jay Gould, second son of Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. M. T. Howard.
K. Norcott is in charge of the work on George Jay Gould, and Miss Annie
Prof. Paul F. Klein was here yesterday tue -oath side, while Albert Handera is DouglaA Graham, the only daughter
making arrangements forth» appearance constructing engineer on a piece of of Mra. Hubert Voa.
at the opera house on the evening o much-needed walk on north Main street.
A. P. Chapman, Jr., who has been
Friday, June 23d, of hia famoua twenty-
with the passenger department of the
At
a
meeting
of
t
he
county
court
in
Jack­
piece hand and orchestra.
sonville Wednesday the commissioners Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rall-
Inex Duggan, three-year-old daughter decided to build a new steel bridge across ro id for 20 years, has been appointed
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Duggan, of Sams Hogue river on the present site at Gold general manager of the passenger de­
Valley, died on Tuesday after a brief H ill, and Engineer Harmon has been part m -nt of the Puget Sound road,
illness of diphtheria.
Interm ent was instructed to draw up speciAcations and with headquarters at 8eatt!e.
made at Jacksonville Wednesday.
The Rev. C. M. Gordon, of Wlnnl
plans at once. The bridge will cost in
Mrs. c . B. Rowe, who has been visit­ the neighborhood of $7006 or $8000 ami peg. Manitoba, better known at
ing her lather, Judge E. E. Gall, her will he of the must modem construct ion It.ilph Connor, the author, haa been
sister, Mrs. 8. T. Hodge-, and other re­ in every way.
chosen ohairman of the boird of
latives and friends hero, left Wednesday
i ¿ o il with
Misses Kathryn Pankey and Hattie conciliation appointed
for her homo at Vallejo, California.
and British
Hodges entertained the members of he coal «Il lie In Alfcc
Milo P. Ward, the well-known pro­ Epworth League Monday evening nt the Columbia, where '" 0 e
• n are Idle,
motor of various enterprises In the Gold home of Miss Pankey,
Refreshments
D eclaring tC i: ih
gea brought
H ill district, arrived from Portland were servi d. Those p e-ent were Misses n gaiit-• in. e; lie.
hcr h usbuud, Henry
Sunday, and will remain for forne tlm
B'“-sie and Nora Newion, Macil Leach, »' Burris. m
■ ’em:
em ber r of the wealthy
visiting old filn d s and looking afte r Maude Sntton, Pearl Collins, Lilly Burris Ian .> of Sunoiua. C o., are ah-
local interest«.
Starnes, Ruse Lewis, Blossom Beeman; -olul ly I.: e, Mrs. J;cc Duffy Bur
Mr. and Mrs S. V. MoFarron and Messrs. Roy Avery,Bruce Hunter, Claire rls slates t ■ will tl ;dt to the very
Misses Gordie and Annielle Higgins Jarvis, William Kelsey, Ernest, Bom-het, end to prevent the anulinent of her
were a pi, rty who enjoyed the rose fes­ Joe Pankey.
marriage. Burrl« says he was forced
tival at Ashland Tuesday.
They were
The county comt on Wednesday at the muzzle of a revolver to go
delighted with the parade, which was a awarded to the Clark A Henry Construc­ through with the ceremony.
floral spec acle never eo.nalled in south­ tion company a contract to lay Ave miles
ern Oregon.
of asphalt inacHilam oil (he county road
Quench vonr thirst at Turner’s soda
John Hammersly has resigned as city between Medford and Central Point. fountain.
marshal, a position that he has filled The contract price was $12,600 a mile. A 60-pound sack of stock food for $3.70
very efficiently f >r something over a The toad will be sixteen feet wide and
at Jarvis the Drngvist’«.
year.
A. J. Olsen has been appointed the asphalt macadam is to lie four inches
This is the Arst county rond to
to All the vacancy
hy Mayor Bee­ thick.
Satisfaction guaranteed on all kinds
he no improved in the state. Tlie com­
man. Mr. Hammersly he.« taken a posi­ pany is at present engaged in pav­ ol cleaning and pressing, at the Pantor-
tion as watchman at the Sylvanite mine. ing several miles of streets In Medford. iuio ; agency at the Crystal barber shop.
J
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W■ W ■
Claire Jarvis, of Hllvsrton, Is visiting
hia brother, J. Q Jarvis, and family,
Rev J. E. Day, of Woodville, who ex­
loot Inn alter business matters.
R IL L
C. F. Vuurig waa here from
Wednesday.
was a (¡ra n t- Pass pounds th« gospel of goisl nursery aleck
Lake road haa liei-n completed
GOLD
W H IT E
Excursion Fares East
IS KING
During the months of May,
June, July, August and
September on dates
shown below, the
Southern Pacific
wili sell round trip tickets from
Gold Hill, via Portland
Chicago .........................................
................... $ 81.96
Councial Bluffs >
Omaha
Kan-ag City
) .........................
09.45
St. Joseph
-
St. Pant
I
Ht. Paul, via Council Bluffs........
73.36
Minneapolis, direct
.................
69 46
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs.
73.36
8t. L ou is..
.....................
79 46
New York ...................
117 96
Boston
« A .......................... 11» <5
Washington, D. C.......................... 116 y6
The BEST all-round Family
Sewing machine that can be
produced.
Made
in both
ROTARY and
VIBRATOR
styles.
The rotary makes
both Lock and Chain stitch.
The latest up to the minute
steel attachments with each
machine. Sold on easy pay­
ments. Send name and address
for our beautiful H. T. cat-
ologue free.
Sale Date*
May 16, 17,18, 19, 22,23, 24, 25,
27, 28, and 29.
June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21,
22, 28, 29, and 30.
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26,
27, and 30.
’
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21
22, 23, 28, 29, and 30.
September 1, 2, 4, 6, 5, and 7.
8top-overs within limits in either direc­
tion ; Anal return lim it October Slat.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
San Francisco
For feres oas way throagh California in­
quire of any S. P. agent, er write Io
N O TIC E FOR P U B LIC A TIO N .
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.,
June 6th 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Isaac
Honsehonlder, whose poet-office addrss
is Central Point, Oregon, did, on the 6i
dav of February 1911, Ale in thia office
Sworn Statement and Apnlication, No.
06959, to purchase tbe N E 1« N E 1-«, Sec-
tion 2, Township 37 8. Range 3 west
Willamette Meridian, and tbe timber
thereon, under tbe provision of the act
of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory,
known as the “ Timber and Stone Law,’’
at such value as might be Axed by ap­
praisement, and that, pursuant to such
application, the land snd timber there­
on have been appraised,$140, the timber
estimated 80,000 board feet at $1.60 per
M, and the land $20; that said applicant
will offer Anal proof in snpport of his
application and sworn statment on the 21 !
day of August, 1011, before W. 11. Canon :
I'nited State Commissioner Medford,
Oregon, nt Medford Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest this j
purchase liefore entry, or initiate a con- i
t»st at any lime b fore patent issues, by
Alina a corroborste affidavit in
k
wm . M c M u r r a y
General Pacssnger Agent
PORTLAND
!!!Shoo Fly!!!
a better motto for
summer is
ENTOMOCIDE
discouraging dope
for bugs and
buzzers
ibis
Jarvis the Druggist
office, alleging facts which would defeat
th e entry.
B E N JA M IN F JONES. Register
Everything in cleaning and dyeing
The Pantorinm, Medford, Oregon. Leave
you« orders at the Crystal barber shop. Í1IIIII
ICE CREAM
D epositors In postal savings hanks
may convert their deposits into
United States bonds, bearing two and
a half per cent interest, on July 1.
The bonds are being prepared in de­
nominations of $20, $100 and $500.
These bonds will be Issued only to
depositor«, but they may be sold and
assigned at any time by the holders.
They are to be exempt from taxation
by either federal, state or local au­
thority.
and cool drinks of all kinds
liniu
^TURNER’S,