The Gold Hill News
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lattaon County. Oregon
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S aturday , J ancsby 13, 1913
option $ 1 .5 0 Per Annum, in Advance
Rexall Remedies
recommended for that tired feeling
Mere’» to a Song ia the Rain
Man wants but little here out west.
But he wants that little long;
A good long slicker, a rubber vest,
A rainproof helmet that slopes south­
west.
Some right tight shingles above his
nest.
And down in his heart a song.
A song to the dhill from the Cas­
cade’s top.
And the warm, wet kiss from the
sea;
The trailing clouds with their skirts
a-sop,
,
Heaven's dew-dripped curtains that
drip and drop.
The valley fogs with their silver slop
And the drip of the damp hr tree."
Then here’s to the back of the can­
vas duck
And the tree toad’s moist refrain;
And here's to the man that keeps his
pluck,
Though wet to the waist and stalled
in the mack;
Who neier gets soggy or down on
his luck.
The soul that can sing in the rain.
—Anon.
If Crater Lake really looks like
the picture of It in the Manhattan
cafe at Medford. Jack London can­
not be blamed In the least for raving
about it.
Limber Limericks
Said a cheerful old man of Asbestos;
“There's no use for you town folks
to jest us;
If at home we must keep
Because mud's three feet deep—
Still, the game warden cannot molest
us-”
• • •
A miner 'way up on Sardine
Drank a gallon or so kerosene;
His friends thought he'd die.
So they started to cry.
But he fooled 'em—now, wasn't that
mean?
LEGALLY HONEST.
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HEN a man has accumulated a sum of money within
the law—that is to say in a legally honest way—
W
the people no longer have any right to share in the earn
Start the New Year Right
iugs resulting from that accumulation. The man has re­
spected the law in accumulating the money. Ex post facto
laws should not apply to property in whatever form that
cannot he denied him in any process short of confiscation.”
The above, quoted from a recent interview of John
D. Rockefeller, was intended, so it is alleged, as an argu­
ment against the income tax. We can’t tefl what the last
sentence means, but the rest of it, if it is an argument
against anything, is an argument against any form of
txation whatever. But isn’t it amusing to hear this pious
old man talk of legal honesty and accumulating money
within the law ! Something seems to suggest to him that
the people think they have an excuse for attem pting to
recover some of their contributions to the Standard Oil
Company. If they do attem pt it, we dare say it will be in
v “ legally honest wav.’’
By Reducing Your
Cost o f Living!
H
AVING changed our method of doing buBinesti from the CREDIT
System to a CASH BASIS, it became necessary also for ua to
make a complete Revision o f our prices. We quote the fo llo w in g :
Pure W hile Flour, persk., $1.60
Daily Bread, per sk. - - 1.60
Peerless Flour, per sk. - 1.46
Carnation, per sk. - - - 1.46
BACK TO N A T U R E ?
These four brands are all
guaranteed hard wheat, and
every sack is warranted to be
first class.
EVERAL fads and -¡sms have for their basic prin­
ciple the “ hack to N aturp” idea. It would indeed
S
lie interesting to be the only person in the world to rue
White Middlings, 100
pounds, per sk. - - - $1.90
Feed Rolled Oats, per sk. 1.26
Bran, sk.
....................... ’.96
A B Dairy Food, per sk.
1.40
A lfalfa Meal, per sk. - - 1.45
Diamond Chick Feed, sk. 2.75
Scratch Food, per sk. - - 2.75
Fine Salt, per sk. - - -
.50
Half Ground, per sk. - -
.40
3 lb. cans Coffee, - - - 1.00
Spitzenherg Apples, box - 1.75
Yellow Newtown, 1.50 and 1.75
main as our present civilization has made us, and watch
Golden Rod Flour - - $1.36
the antics of the rest, who had gone “ back to N ature.”
Liberty Bell Flour - -
1.25
In a book called “ Sons of the Morning”—don’t know
These are No. 1 soft w h eat
who wrote it. and it dpesn’t m atter—the following indict­
Heavy
Shorts - $1.35 p ersk.
ment of Nature occurs:
“ I ’m weary of this nonsense about going straight to
Nature. She’s a bat, a mole; she doesn’t know her best
REM EM BER THE PLACE
friends. She’ll sink a saint in midocean—a real saint
with an 18-earat halo—anetjet a pirate come safely and
hapnily to some innocent merchantman stuffed with the
treasures of honest men or her own priceless grains and
<eeds. She’ll put back the hand of progress at the small­
est opportunity; she’ll revert io the primitive if you turn
£02
your back on her for an instant; she conjures our peaches £ ■ 3
B
into wild plums; our apples into crabs; man into—God
knows what—something a good deal lower than the
YOUNG MOTHER DIES IN
angels, or even the eave dwellers. If we let her, she would sun. 1.66 acres In Ashland. 1500 • through 120 acres in Sec. 18,
8. Mow to O. J. 8tone, prop­
Tp. 35. I E ...............................
hunt for and polish up the missing link again and huddle J. erty
GIYNG BIRTH TO TWINS
10 11. F. Brown to Charles E. Car-
In Ashland ..................
the world backwards faster than we spin round the sun. Rebecca Eggleston to Sidney
, (»enter, lund in Tp. 35, 1 W ..
We fool ourselves that we are her favorites. Not so. She Jacques, lot a. blk. 8, Ash­
‘ Elizabeth F. Forney to C. F.
Mrs. J. J. R itter died at her
Brown, 8 acres in D. L C.
is only our stepmother, and behaves accordingly.
She land .......................................
home in Gold Hill at 4 o’clock
72, Tp. 38. 1W.......................
1° yesterday afternoon, after hav­
knew that the advent of conscious intelligence must he a R. C. Klnley to Charles B.
i lx‘verett E. Hiee to Fred I*.
Gay, lot 1, blk. 1. Highland
in g given birth to twin girls.
death blow to her; and she has never forgiven man for Park add. Medford . . . . . . .
Hansen, 1 acre in Siskiyou
10
]
One
of the babies is not ex­
exhibiting it.”
Heights addition, M edford.,
W. A. Pointer to Gertrude Ste­
pected
to survive, but hope is
j
E.
M.
Turner
to
M.
A.
Smith,
Much more might be said to the same effect, hut the venson, 1 acre In Tp. 37. 2W 10
entertained
for the other. The
property in Queen Anne ad­
author of “ Sons of the Morning,” aside from omitting to Edna L. Mabee to W. A. Poin­
birth
was
brought
on somewhat
dition,
Medford
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io
lot 16, blk. 2, Whitman
mention the clay-eaters of North Carolina and Elbert ter,
prematurely by the ill health of
Park ........................................ 250 1- J. Staeye to W. A. Pointer,
Hubbard as horrible examples, has covered the subject C. W. Palm to Edna L. Mabee
the mother. Mrs. Ritter, wha
lots 8 and 9, blk 1. Fair-
mount addition. M edford...
150 was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
pretty thoroughly.
lot 16, blk. 2, Whitman
LANCE & COMPANY’S BIG STORE
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W. A. C ook , was hut 21 years of
Park ........................................
10 Henrietta Bailey to Ed A.
Estes, lot 1, J»nd south half
age. A two year-old boy is left
Rebecca Eggleston to R. N.
O. & C. Dev. Co. to Joseph
lot 10, blk 14, A shland___
10 motherless. The date of the
Hesseltlne, lahd In Tp. 39,
Huschle, 6.29 acres in Tp.
County Seat Official N ew s
IK ..........................................
10 Mary E. O’Neil to Abraham
funeral has not been fixed.
38, IE ................................. 377.40
Fridegar, lot 2, blk 22, Med­
R eal E s ta te T ru nsfers.
Granite City Savings bank to
S. A. Potter to Catherine Potter,
ford...................... - .................. 1,100
A handsome young rancher named John Hannington to Northern
John Farmer, land in Tp. 38,
Any little wound or abraaion of the
lots 13 and 14, blk X, Rail­
D. Frank Carver to C. W.
RIegel,
IE ......................................... 811.40
flesh
occurring In cold weather that
road addition. Ashland . . . . $ 10
Brewery company, 80 acres in
Sharpe, lot 10, blk 1, Rose
Whese address don't chance to be
Nathan Zimmer to Kelle C.
T. 38, 3W ............................... 1473 O. & C. Dev. Co. to John
Park addition, M e d fo rd ....
ooo Is not promptly treated becomes a
bad sore and la difficult to heal. Ap­
Beagle,
Gray, 14 acre» in Orchard
Glaser, 9 acres In Tp. 38,
C. E. Palmer to R. L. Sabin, land
Nick Mitchell to T. E. Daniels
Home association tra c t...........
1
ply BALI-ARD'8 SNOW L1F.IMKN'!’
Chased a skunk to its hole,
IE ...........................................
540
laud in T. 36, 4W .................
1
et al, lund in Tp. 37, 2W . . . .
Fairview Orchards, Inc., to Wm.
at once when such accidents happen.
Poked it out with a pole—
F. E. Merrick to Arthur E.
A. N. Whitney to Martha A.
H. F. Brown to Frederick
Sterling, 30 acres in Tp. 37,
The
wound heals promptly and soon
Now his presence is almost illegal.
Bingham, land in Tp. 37,
Brandon, lot 11, blk 74, Med­
Schneider, release of bond
•
•
a
2W. . . . „ .................................
10
does away with the annoyance of a
ford; bond for deep.................2,000 - IE ................................... Agreement
for deed ............ : ..................
Fairview Orthurds, Inc., to
"4-bandage Price 25c, 50c anil It 00
High up on old Mount Roxy Ann
B. B .. Anderson to Edgar N.
Win. W. Von der Hellen to M.
E. Renshaw to Geo. W. Hub­
Frank H. Madden, land in Tp.
bottle. Sold by Jarvis, the druggist
Lives a very peculiar man;
Campbell, land in Sec. 5, T.
L. Dally, lot 9. blk. 8, Cen­
bard, land In Sec. 6, Tp. 37,
37. 2W ......................................
10
37, 1 W ......................................1,000
He don't let up bis labors
tral
add.
Eagle
Point
.
.
.
.
171
1W ..........................................
10
United States to George W. Ma-
O. H. Carner et al. to P. P.
To talk of his neighbors—
Henry Humphrey to Carl
Sheriff W.
Jones to L. T.
Pierce,
lot
4,
blk
2,
Carner
&
And he lies just the least that he can. . gerle, 40 acres in T. 36, 4W ;
Phelps, !ot 2, blk. 1, Tuttles
Corliss. 20 acres In Tp. 34,
patent.
Sabin addition, Woodville. . . . 125
a a a
First add. M edford.............
10
4W; 20 acres in Tp. 35. 4W 1800
G. H. Carner et al. to R. A.
Wm. Angle to F. M. Amy,
A colonel who lives in Sams valley B. F. Wyant to Lewis H. Wyant,
L. T. Corliss to Hydraulic Mng.
w ater right in T. 38, I E ; . . . .
2
Pierce, lot 5, blk 2, Carner &
property In Medford ......... 750
When quite young had a sweetheart
Co., same as above...............
1
W. A. Cowley to A. W. Moon,
Sabin addition, W oodville... 125 u. M. Cornltiua to Sherman C.
named Sally,
Mary E. O’Neil to Abraham
property in Central Point. . . .
10 Hydraulic Mng. Co. to Ada M.
Godlove, land in 8ec. 25,
But the truth not to smother,
Howland, land in Tp. 34, 4W
J. J. Streets to Otis B. Steward,
Fridegcr, lot 2, blk 2, Med­
Tp.
37. 2 W ............................
10
She wedded another—
and 35, 4 W .............................
ford............................................. 1,100 Sherman C. Godlove to Mary L
200 acres in Sec. 28, T. 35,
Thirteen, with twins twice, is her
Joseph
Taylor
et
al.
to
Newton
1W...............................................
1
Abraham Fridegar to Frances A.
10
Weller, land in Tp. 37. 2W
tally.
M. Kirk, lota 21 and 22,
Rogue River Valley Orchards Co.
Kleinhummer, lot 2, blk 22,
a
a
a
New Cases.
blk.
5,
Berryvale
add
to
to P. J. Wallace, land in T. 38,
Medford......................................
1
Statd of Oregon ex rel Anna Rob­
A foxy old cuss at Butte Falls,
Medford .................................
10 Cora Bolsen to Nettie A. Seaton,
IE ; agreement.
erta vs. Charlea 8. Roberts; con­
Who Is up to ail sorts of cute stalls. Rogue River Valley Orchard Co.
B. F. Forbes to Medford Mng.
land in Tp. 34, 2 W ...............
10 tempt of court.
Has Invented a way
to P. J. Wallace, land in T. 38,
& Milling Co., mining prop­
Andreas Weidner to J. N. Man­
Henry Millard vs. H. H. Graham
To make whisky from hay—
IE ; agreement.
erty .........................................
ning, property in T alent........
V
et
al.; action to recover money.
But he wants more for the recipe B. F. Benson to H arry H. Tuttle,
W. J. Butterly to Medford Mng.
C. U. Badger to George E. Ziders
F. Weber vs. unknown heirs of
than any one is willing to pay, so
160 acres in T. 35, 2W ........... 10
& Milling Co., “Hattie"
et al., property in Ashland. .. 150
there is no danger of a fodder J. M. Culpepper to Irving Town­
quartz claim ........................
Emil W alter to Helen M. Straus-
| Eutha Ann Packard et al.; suit to
quiet title.
famine in the Rogue river valley
send, property in blk 55, Med­
burger,
property
in
W
alter
ad
­
M. P. Schmidt to Medford Mng.
this winter.
ford.............................................
10
dition. M e d fo rd .......................
10
& Milling Co., “ Hazel”
Marriage Licensee.
Jackson County Building and
W. W. Brown to A. M. Beaver,
quartz claim -.........................
The ancient adage, “Man proposes
Loan association, south half
lots
26,
27,
28
and
29,
blk
A,
John Cofflts and Susand Margaret
Nicholas Drew to Medford Mng.
and God disposes,” is subject to the
lots 1 and 1, blk 3, Sunnyside
Railroad addition, Ashlund. .2,000 Byerly.
& Milling Co., "Norllng”
add., M e d fo .d .........................
10
usual leap-year alterations.
Richard Bcswick to Samuel J.
I. Brown and Ethel Jones.
group quartz claim .............
Frederick Fridegar to Alvin P.
Wyatt, property in A sh lan d .. 800
Edwin W. Moore and Lauretta
M.
L.
Dally
to
First
State
bank
Barrow, 10 acres in Sec. 30,
Samuel J. W yatt to O. II. John­
“ Made in Medford”
Marie Kiernan.
Eagle
Point,
lot
9,
blk.
8,
T. 37, 2W ................................. .4,000
son, property in A shland___
10
Clarence Ilellam and Frances Olga
Medford's chief claim to literary
. Central add. Eagle P oint..
Alvin
P. Burrow to James A.
J. N. Manning to George E.
Fulfs.
distinction Is undoubtedly the Crater
Wm. Brunn to Agnes M. Geary,
Ziders, property in T a le n t...
10
Bothwell, land in Sec. 36, T.
Wallace Bergman to Viola Schaen-
Lake Magazine, in a recent Issue of
140 acres in Tp. 38, 2W. . , 1800 E. P. Dunlap to J. N. Manning,
37.
2W
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fele.
_______
which—“with apologies to Whittier”
R.
U.
Hesseltlne
to
Paul
Caulk-
property in Talent . . . . . . . . . 400
—appears the following flashing United States to James Bowling,
ett, land In Tp. 39, I E . . . .
10 11. W. Huntziiiger to E. P. Dun­
New Cases.
40 acres in Sec. 24, T. 35, 2W ;
gem of poesy:
C. O. Baker to A. L. Cross, lot
patent.
lap, property in Talent........... 175
Belle Nickell vs. E. E. Miner and
Phoenix is a rural place,
3, blk. 13 Butte F a lls ... . .
10 Lutie B. Ulrich to C/eorge P u t­
0. & C. Dev. Co. to Anna B.
Victor E. Beno; action in ejectment.
Eagle Point is berried;
nam et al., lund in D. L. C.
Nuckolls, 12 acres in T. 58, IE 10 Stuart Saunders and Fred G.
Mitchell & Boeck vs. Peter Young,
Gold Hill flaunts her golden lace.
Homer, land In Tp. 35,
52, Tp. 57, 1W........
$1,425 Lawrence Lc Baron and II. H. G ra­
Rogue River Valley Orchard Co.
And Central Point is flurried,
3W ................................. Agreement Frekerick Schneider to Charles
ham ; action to recover money.
to Anna B. Nuckolls, land in
Ashland Is a beauty town,
E. Carpenter, 160 acres in
T. 38, IE ....., ............................
io M. L. Alford to TTios. Bartholo­
Crater Lake Lumber company vs.
And Talent ia a garden;
mew, lot 20, blk. 2, Whit­
See. 21, Tp. 35, 1W...............
10 J. D.’•Beeson; action to recover
S. C. Hamaker to H. L. Taylor,
Medford wears a trader’s gown,
man's P a r k ............................. 350 Gertrude Stevenson to W. A.
property in Ashland ...........$ 10
money.
And Jacksonville's the warden.
Pointer, 1 acre in D. L. C. 00,
Geo. E. Quiggle to A. L. Mc­
Frank Mixter to O. M. Crouch,
Crater Lake Lumber company vs.
Tp. 37, 2W ...........................
125 It. W. Gray; action to recover money.
Kenzie, land In Tp. 36, 4W
Why confine the apologies to Whit­
mining property .......... agreement
James F. Meikle to John F.
tier?
A. L. McKenzie to John K.
Hutchison & Lumsden vs. Ernest
O. & C. Dev. Co. to F. E.
Patty, property in Ashland. 330 A. Hefler; action to recover money.
Kollock,
land
In
Tp.
36,
4W
Garle, 22.50 acres in Tp. 38,
George Porter to F. Weber, lot
Edwin H. Janney vs. Nettie Trene
IE ...................... .................. 900 J. L. Spink to John K. Howard,
For Sale—Limited amount of choice
6, blk 7, Medford...................
10 Janney; divorce.
land
in
Tp.
37,
2W
.............
10
alfalfa hay a* flG per ton delivered in O. & C. Dev. Co. to H. H. Can-
Mrs. S. B. Christian to P. A
A. M. Beaver vs. C, C. Hopkins et,
ham, land In Tp. 38, I E .. 450 C. F. Arant to Wm. D. Hodg-
Cold i l l .
E. railway. right of way
i l l ; suit to quiet title.
LUNCHES
Served at All
Hours
Sandwiches
Chile con Carne
Coffee
Lunches Put Up
for Drives or
Parties
TURNERS