G ranta Paaa la In the midst of an
anti-blind pig crusude. Liquor to the
value of 13000 haa been poured In
Geo. McClellan was In Medford on th e g utter, nine men havn been a r
rested and fined f t 860, four dealers
burlnesa Thuraday
nre In Jail one of them a form er
Mr. nud Mra. Gnorgn Patrick were
city councilman.
Medford visitors Tueeday.
[¡Local News Notesj]
Mra. A. I,. Ingraham of Sum« V a l
I I. II. McCarthy, of Medford, won lit
ley waa taken to Grant« Paaa Tin «day
Gold H ill on btndncHH Thurwlay.
evening w ith a badly injured eyehall,
E. E. Horapaugh of Grant« Paaa waa valued by the piercing of a gimlet, which
in Gold lllll on business last Friday, «he wua tiaiug. Mra. Ingraham wa« la ir
II. I). Heed went down to Medford ing tiim u g li a shelf w ith llw gim let hav
W ednesday to nee Charley Young'« ing a loaded handle, when the inatrumcul
new taxicab.
alip|a«l atilt pierced llu> e y 'lia ll, ulm car
L. A. Hainnicndy and Brave Hunter, ryiug a »liver in to the eye. The in ju ry
of the W ikh I v III c Aruna, ludpud get out wa< inowt painful and dangcroiia mid lie
thia iaata< of The New«.
lady wua plaeed In tin- South Par Ifle lloa-
The a riuon aoliJiM'ta fur Sunday arc; pitul a< laani aa »lie reached tha t city.
morning, “ Heavenly Helper«", evening, Tla- eye la being treated by Hr. Findley,
wtio reports that lie elitertaiiia ho|a-a of
“ Dyed Garment« From B u zra li."
aaviug the eye despite the aerioua nature
Mra. C. C. G ault leave« for Iter honu*
at Portlautl thia evening, after a visit of the in ju ry.
SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICES
50 lbs ha. f ground salt
35c
50 lb» fine dairy »ait
50c
Range »alt block 10 lbs
15c
Pink ana white bean» per lb 6c
P in’u salmon per can
10c
M ilk 3 can»
25c
6 bars laundry soap
25c
Fancy head rice 3 lbs
25c
The United States civil service
The^revivala continue with H ite interest. commission announce« th a t a forest
Tltc audience« are large and the «iiigiug clerk exam ination will be held In
ciithilaiaalie. The young people'« choir ia Beattie March 18, 1912, to secure
eligible« from which selection may he
a feature.
11. D. Betta waa down from Pro made to fill vacancies In the position
spect thia week to visit Gold Hill of forest clerk us they may occur.
folk«. The roada are bad, be says— Thu entrance salary Is *1100 or
*1200 per annum. One year's com-
or worda to th a t effect.
Mra. A. K. Rippey, who recently n'*,r r |" 1 experience la required of up
returned to her home at Medford ' Plk'» "u - Applicant« should apply at
from a visit with friends a t K lam ath once to the Secretary, Eleventh Civil
Kalla, waa In Gold Util Bunday, the Service D istrict, S eatt'e, Waah,, for
«neat of her brother. W. II. Harvey applh-atfbn blank and full Inform a
tion. Men only will be adm itted to
and family.
Mra. II. H. l.aitipnian of Asbestos, thia exam ination.
who hna for three weeka been the
Geo. Lance was at Medford Tiles
guest of her «on Rex and family, i day night. Ho went on bmdn> as
visited with Mrs. W. P. Gould and which kept him Into the evening,
daughter Alma In Medford T h u rs d a y ! Along about nine o'clock he liap-
uud Friday..
. p o l l e d Io hi ir th a t th ere was a p r »-
George Laldley. the well known b
nul boxing contest at the Nata-
Medford tim ber man, who has been torluni. Having never seen one of
In Gold Hill frequency of late on the«« debasing exhibitions, he satla-
bustm-as, w is here again W ednesday ! rk*d a nutting curiosity by am bling
evening
Ho was accompanied by <!<>wn and paxlng u dollar for a seat
Mrs. Laldley.
clove In. Mr. Lance states th a t the
P h ilip S. Bates of P ortland, pub- j a ffa ir was not nearly so b ru tal as
Usher of the Pacific N orthw est, a one who hnd never seen such a thing
farm magazine, was In towu Thurs- may Imagine. In fact, he claims that
day. He la secretary of the state he has seen many a fistic festival In
editorial association, and was out re- Gold lllll th at was more for gore and
crultlng members. We Joined.
general «irnestness. B u t th a t was
Hen Burke arrived from Sun F ran-I y, urH «“ '* year» ago. before the moral
cisco W ednesday for the purpose of wave th a t has hit nearly every place
Inspecting Bams Valley coal deposits. but Medford struck Gold Hill.
W ith a bint-clot on h i-b ra in , K. W.
He Is the guest o t hla friend. Geo.
Holcomb. It Is Mr. Burke's opinion McCcinl hi lie« iincnuscioiis III a San Diego
on observation and Inform ation, that hoHpitnl. Although hope« arc held for
southern Oregon will soon be burning hi« r.-ci very, hi« c .m illion is critical.
T li“ accol nt is'cun d as he was alighting
coal mined In Bams Val'ey.
Bill Bogue left yesterday for Sel from an automobile llia l had not come to
dovia. Alaska, where he haa engaged a fu ll stop. He (d i, strikin g his Itcad
with a fishing company for a year's again«, tin- machine, ooncuwinn o f tla-
brain o nulling.
The blond d o t 1« a
work. Seldovia la about th irty miles
small i uc, and the doctors th in k tlia t it
up Conk's In'et from the ocean. Mr
Qua Hill's stupendous production cf nary interest, and no lack of grasp- ;
la' absorbs!. They say that it w ill !»•
Iiogue returned about a m onth ugo
Bud
F isher's cartoon play of "Mutt Ing these opportunlUes will, be found j
a 'Vcral days la-fore consciousness is re
from th a t point, where he spent a
and Jeff" will make Its initial appear by a visit to the Medford theater d u r - ,
stored, ullhotigb the accident «»"cured a
.▼oar with the name company
which
i w
.... ii k b up». At fir-t . u it w w «*
i.
.
. .
thought that ance In Medford at the Medford the Ing this engagement. More than fifty J
this week sent him a first class ticket
n . v, „ „ , ,
.
h<i(
,m(
ater on February 22 for an engage people will be concerned In this pre
and traveling expenses, together with ;
.....
ment of one night. It will be a mu sentation, including a chorus of the '
an urgent letter requesting him to each day, and II is now thought ilia, sical comedy of a very high order prettiest girls a big city has to offer. '
again become an employe.
, |lull(V f(>r n ^ , v< Q a,. containing a laugh to every tick of The antics of Mutt and Jeff, while
K ata Richard« O 'H ara, socialist, ) though tin- jiatient’a condition will re- the clock. All you have been led to the object of interest, will not be
will speak nt Medford Bunday a f te r - ! main critical for some time. With Ids expect from the cartoons, and then oilseed when they are not on the
noon, 2:00 p. in., at Bmlth'B hall. Her I wife, Mr. McClendon has lavn »pending some, will be In evidence in the pro stage, as the play has been construct
duction.
Fisher's eccentric "brain ed so as to be sufficiently interesting
a u b jtc t wl'l be “ The Law and the the winter in southern California.
W hito Slaver.*' Thia address la a
W hat Is pronounced by critics to people” present very broad opportu. without having to depend entirely on
terrific Indictm ent of the process of have been the best boxing m atch ever nltles for a play of more than ordi- these two "funny fellows."
recruiting tho dens of vice which pre- seen In southern Oregon was staged
+ a
+
valhi In the United Btutes today, with nt Medford Tuesday night by Man + + + + + + d- + •!• + + + + + + + 1 + + +
+ + + +
the counlvanvo of public officials, ager F rankio EdwardH of the Nuta- -I- ,M EIIFORD OPERA IIOVSE. d- +
EDUCATIONAL
+
and tho tolerance of the pillars of so tcrlum athletic club, who had the + -I-
- f + -!• + + •!•
-i- + 4- + + + <• - f 4- 4-
- f + •{• + + +
4.... a
ciety. Mrs. O 'H ara speaks from her good fortune to secure two o t the
Feb. 22— Mutt and Jeff.
The schools of Jackson county are
ow n observation, and certainly every cleverest, young lightw eights bow on
.M arch 1— Schuman-Heinck
(a
t
entering
upon a series of contests in
m other and fath er should h ear her thia coast— Bobble Evans of Portland
N atatorium ).
spelling and arithm etic. If you are
message, and act.
and Young Dixon of K ansas City. The
March 4— Leslie Carter.
' Interested, ask the children to te ’l
8. D. Stoner of Sams Valley was In bo; w ere evenly matched and went
March 9— Alma.
you about it; If not. get interested
ten
s;
irlted
rounds
to
a
draw.
The
th e city the past week and reports
March 12— Lo Brin Grand Opera. and help the good work along.
that a five foot vein of splendid coni | dc Ion was popular with the crowd
March 22— Excuse Me.
Superintendents W ells and Alder
has been struck In the Quixote hills a !' wax difficult for anyone to aa'
March 22— The Newlyweds.
man have- sent out notices to the
two miles north of Moonvllle. He t'.ia either of the little scrappers 'lad
March 2 7 —N aughty M arietta.
school children th a t long lists of
says there Is conslderab'e excitem ent a shade the best of It. A nother
March 30— Around th e Clock.
prizes will be given at the county and
In th a t neighborhood over the find match will be arranged between
April 9— W hite Sister.
state fairs for the best productions of
na the coal Is of a very high quali Dixon and Evans In about two weeks,
x s w x w , a«Bgaa' a n»i'B school children. Prizes wi 1 he given
ty and the vein of a splendid width as th e Medford fight fans are anx
country, Mr. Morrill securing as a for practically everything a girl or
for mining. Mr. Stoner reports th a t ious to see more of the same hlgh-
highly prized trophy a beautiful tig er boy can produce or m ake In th e line
a great many people are coming Into clasa work th a t resulted from the
skin th a t will no doubt appear in the of domestic science, agriculture, and
th a t region Just now buying fruit first encounter.
form of a rug to grace th e floor of m anual training. Encourage the boys
lands half a dozen tracts having
Interesting letters received from his southern Oregon home. A fter a and girls to try for these prizes,
changed hands there la the laat few .fuck Morrill and Sprague Relc.el
feu days in Paris, renewing old There will probably be from four to
days.— Ashland Record.
from various ports of call on th eir friendships, Mr. Reigol will retu rn at Rix prizes in each class along such
Supervisor Henry has recently re extended trip through southern E u r once to Gold Hill to fight the frost lines as field corn, popcorn, sweet
turned from a two weeks trip among ope and northern and central Africa and codling moth on th eir Riverside corn, cabbage, onions, celery, squash,
the Upper Rogue River schools. In Indicate that as gentlem anly soldicrr ranch. Mr. Morrill will indulge In a w aterm elons, miiskwelons, potatoes,
addition to his usual work in the of good fortune Richard H arding motor trip through California, nr- and co lections cf wheat, oats, ba -’ey
schools, public m eetings were a r D bv I r and W inston Churchill have riving homo in the la tte r p art of pnd rye rai e l by others as wo" s
ranged In most of the districts at nothing on the Rogue river recruits. March.
exhibitors; model chicken houje.
which he met the people of the com After th eir adventure with the Ital
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! piece of fu rn itu re, model labor sev-
m unity and spoke on the general sub ian am bassador and th eir fo rtu n ate FOR SALE Grocery business at. in - , ,n B device, bread, canned fruit, Jel’.
ject of school Improvement, describ escape from service in the commis
voice; stock and fu tu re s will in-I and cake; darning, hand made drerr
ing some phases of his work and sary departm ent of the Italian army
voice about *2,000; reasonable j hand-m ade
apron, m achlne-m sd,
pointing out why the people should operating against the T urks in T ri
ren t Including apartmentB above j apron; astors, s w e o tp 'a s ; best three
visit the schools to keep In touch poli, they found pleasure and seclus
store containing 0 large rooms, chickens hatched an 1 raised under
motor
trip
w ith the school work and become ion In an extended
all modern conveniences;
new j direction of exhibitor, three best
well acquainted with the teacher. He through n o rth ern Italy and southern
stock, new building, good estab- ducks; best hog or pig. The con-
also suggested th e value of educa- France, getting away from Monte
llshed trade. W rite to owner only, teRtanta will be divided Into two
tlonal magazines and public m eetings Carlo with sufficient funds to carry
M. E., care Medford Sun.
j classes, those under twelve years of
for the discussion of educational them to Egypt where they pyramided
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age and those between twelve and
subjects. In order th a t the people th e ir good luck by rendering a ser
Hay for sale—Alfalfa, baled; grain, tw enty' one-
m ight be ready to actively encourage vice to one of th e A rabian nobility,
“
— —
effective school Im provem ent: pre P asha Enfendl, who evidenced his re baled and loose; *15 per ton; sm aller
than ton lots at rate of »17 per ton. To,,? 'honl 11
f oncPi''ni'
sented some of th e valuable features gard by more th an ordinary hospi
a
I AH P,rso n s having claims against
Darling
&
Hodges.
j
or
my
egtate
of gny description
tality.
Continuing
th
eir
Journey
Into
of th e Union H igh school, and called
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i will present them to me at once for
atten tio n to th e free bulletins fu r central Africa by way of th e Nile
We have a car of special extra
«ver hold th eir peace.
nished by th e D epartm ent of Agri river they have, according to th eir
HB1 O re ^ n ,
cu ltu re, W ashington, D. 0., and by latest letters, been m ost fo rtu n ate In Star-A -Star red cedar shingles. ,2.501
th
e
ir
ventures
Into
the
big
game
per
M
Tjince
A
Co.
her
11,
1*11.
th e Oregon A gricultural College.
I
w ith her iiiulhcr, Mra. M. It. Blue
Baking powder 16 oz can
25c
Vanilla extract 2 oz bottle 25c
Lemon extract 2 oz bottle
15c
Pork and beans per can
10c
Oysters 2 cans
25c
Peaches 1 can
25c
Pears 1 can
25c
Pine apples 15 20 25c per can
if
Pelton9s hams, bacon and lard
M ER R ITT
COMPANY
Mutt and Jeff to Be at Medford
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HORAf C PELTON
President
ROBT M. MOORE
Vice President
LYNN W. SMITH
Cashier
FEED
GOLD HILL FLOUR, FEED &
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K . C . Ra ? d e l, P r o p .
H om e PK one
The Gold Hill Market
Fresh and
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MeatA ZST
F. L. Caldwell
Gold Hill, Oregon