THE
ARMY
M ETH O D IST EPISCOPAL CM F it CM
Ernest C. Richards. Minister
Services Every Sunday
Moralng
Sunday school at 10:00, sermon at
11:00.
Evening
Epworth Ijeagns at 0:45.
Song
service and sermon at 7:30.
A sincere invitation to all.
CANTEEN.
There Is no qaestiou whatever
In m.v mind or Ui the minds of
the great majority of officer» of
ex|>erteoce In th ■ aervtrv* that the
abolitioti of the army canteen
baa done much io in<reuse iiu-
uiornllty and to telax the bonds
of dts.'ipline in the army. The
intentions of hose who were ac
tive iu Its abolition were uu-
doubtedl.v good. but their igno
rance of the actual situation pre
vailing was profound It Is dif
ficult for any one who was fa-
nti'lar with the conditions which
existed In the army under the
canteen to dis. ttss with patleu.e
the quest Ion of it s abolition. The
abolition of the canteeu has heeu
one of the strongest Influences
against d:s ipline which we have
had to combat. and I earnestly
urge its resiortitlon. being con
vinced that such restoration la
In the Interests of the morality
and discipline of I lie army —Gen
eral Leonard Wood.
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Beauty Is a fragile good.-Ovtd.
U nderatski ng moni» oppcaila I. O. O.
butiding; pbooe 3b M a in
GOLD HILL. OREGON
Beauty can afford to laugh at
distinctions.
It is itself the
greatest distinction.—Bovee.
G ENERA L PRACTITIONER
Office in Wells Building
Heurs 10-12-2-4
IO H X H .C A R K IX
LAW YERS
OGMS 17-18 OVSB JACKSON COUNT Y
M EDFO RD, OREGON
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OLD SEXTON.
beausd s sextan old on his earth
worn spade
111* week was don», and he paueaS
to w ait
The funeral train at the open gala
A relle e f bygone days was h».
And l.ls locks wora whits as ths foam ,
sea.
And the»# words cam» from his Up» so
thin:
" I gather them In. I gather them In
, “ I gut her them In. Fo r man a.id boy.
Tour a fte r year o f g rief amt Joy.
I'v e bulldrd ths houses that lie around
In every nook of Ihla burial ground
M other and daughter, fa th e r amt eon.
Come to my solitude ono by one;
llu l, come they strangers or come 'hoy
kin.
I gather them In. 1 gather them In
"M an y are w ith me. hut atm I n, alone
I'n , king o f the dead, and I m ake my
throne
On a monumen* s _ o o f m arble cold.
And m.v a c t. (a. o f rule la I lie spade I
hold.
Come they front cottage or come they
from hail.
M ankind are my subjects, all, all. all!
tert th e n loiter in pleasure or to llfu lly
•pin.
I gather litem tn. 1 gather them In.
“ I gather them tn. and their final rest
Is here, down here. In the earth's dark
breast."
And the sexton ceased for the funeral
train
W ound m utely o'er th at solemn plain
And I said lo my h e rrt when lim e la lolo
A m ightier voice than that sexton a old
WUI sound o'er the last trum p'» dreadful
din:
" I gather them In.
I gather them In "
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SA N S
C A L IF O R N IA
is fam ous the w orld ovor
For its splendid hostelries, its varied attractions, its fire
beaches, hot springs and pleasure resorts—All these can
be reached with ease by the
Good sea i
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ty ,caret*, 1 tu O rtobrr I Is 80.5 anil from October
on the Pacific (c a s t of the United j 1 to April I Is 43.3.
States, and north of Ban Francisco
The Mll|n|0B , BdB, |ry
there are only iw o -tw o good o n e s -!
On|y # fpw
probab|y
Puget Sound and th . mouth of F t , , .
v>, ue
...... anJ cenU o{
Columbia river, and by far th . bast of
ahipp(,„ yB#rly fn>m U e
these Is the latter.
j Columbia river to the markets of t.h
ovrica IN
GO LD H IL L
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SUNSET
H O S P IT A L
COB. THIRD A C STS.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
I'a rlfir Coast*» Grealesl llnrhor
world but when compared with the
It has many advantage» over n i l 1 shlpinrels of wheat the salmon trade
ROUTES
other ports on this enact. It's 'he'm ake« a movt creditabio showing,
only one with a water lev. I haul back
President Slone of the Astoria Com-
to the whole inland country and It» mcrclal d u b and general manager of
the only first cla*s f r h water harbor the F.imo Canning Co, one of the
largest packeia of salmon on the Pa
In the United State».
l t is large enough and deep enough c'»*c coaat, makea the following com.
to accomodate the largest] ships now paratlve statement of the salmon
' building in different countries to ply packed on the Columbia river and in
! through the Panama canal, with good Alaska and at coast points and
' anchorage, without danger of unseen brought there for shipment to the
reefs. It has about 50 00(1.000.(100 feet markets and of the wheat shipped
of the finest standing lim ber in the Dom the Columbia river district dur-
country right around It that w ill he ,n« th" l” ,rlod frotn June ’ •
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cut there. Clatsop county alone con- Janil*ry 31. 1913.
According to President Stone's fig
tains about 18,000.000.000 feet.
ures the total number of cases of
Northwest'» Natural Gslewuy
canned salmon parked last season at
I t Is the natural gateway to the vartoua
„ „ brou({ht (<> A, U)rla
whole northwest, and. with the coin- for shipment was:
Alaska, 157,850;
pletion of the Panama canal, it will Columbia River, 425,000; coast of Or-
show the greatest rush of develop. e<on
CBl|fornlB> , 90.0lg; total,
ment of any section of ths whole coast. 77, 6M
T h , TB, ue of lhe TBrlottB
Warrenton. Oregon, la the place kinds of salmon shipped from tbs Co
where the real rush w ill take place lumbia river during the period was
because both the H ill and Harrim an 772.888 cases canned salmon, at 85 50
interests have purohased terminals a case. 34.249.874; 86.800 ttsrees of
there and because the big shljw from pickled salmon at 8100 a tierce, 3860.-
the east w ill bring their freight 000; 800,000 pounds froxen fish, at 11
through the canal to thia point to meet cents a pound, 365.000; total value.
the tonnage of the Inland
Empire. $5 154 g-74.
Thia w ill be the greatest factory, m ill
¡ n ¡ he 'Rame pPrlo<, ther„ w#r, , .
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
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R IA L T O B U IL D IN G , M EDFO RD
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R ou te o f Shasta L im ited
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A. E. KELLOGG
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone 85 Main
GOLD HILL, OR EGG F
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Cement
and asphalt testing.
Beat equip
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atory in Oregon.
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block.
Phone 870-J, Grants Paas, Oregon.
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P o rtla n d
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and distributing point of the w hole, 575 377 bu. h<| , ol wheat .hipped out
northwest
o7 tbf( Columbia river district to var-
>1111 and Harrim an Beth There
i l«ue ports and this at 80 cents a buah-
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Courteous Treatment for A ll
LUNCHES
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Served at All
Hours
The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
of Southern Oregon.
S an d w ich es
C hile c o n Carne
C offee
THE EFFECT
A 40 per cent reduction in toll rates for
merly charged in Southern Oregon, and
the best phone service that can he had
anywhere.
L u n ch es Put U p
fo r D rives o r
Parties
TURNERS
Columbia Harbor, the Great
Seaport of the Northwest
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mads
DR. R. C. KELSEY
BREAKING UP HOMES.
We break up homes because of
lack of Income, though the home
be otherwise fitted for preserva
tion. The state has the right to
break np homes as n matter of
principle, but not on the ground
of poverty alone. I f it tie wrong
to take a child out of its home
because its mother is poor it is
not less wrong to leave a child
in a home merely because its
parents are rich.
There are
homes In the Five Points which
ought to be maintained by the
state. There are homes on Fifth
avenue which the state ought to
break up. Children should be
rescued from homes which are
blighted by moral poverty and
spiritual destitution and not
only from homes of Insufficient
Income.—Rabbi Stephen S. Wise.
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G LENN O. TAYLOH
CARKIN & TAYLOR
Beauty draws us with a single
hair.—Pope.
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Here's the end of dreamland:
here's the place of rest;
Here's our little cottage where
the roses blow!
What to us are hroexes singing
of the west?
What to us are voices that we
used to know?
Yet the road was merry, yet the
life was sweet!
How the firelight flickers on
the cottage floor!
Here's the end of travel for our
weary feet;
Here'a the end of roaming—till
we roam once more!
—Berton Braley lu Munsey's
Magazine
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CLEMENT H. SMITH. M. D.
Beauty doth varnish age as if
newborn
And gives the crutch the cradle's
infancy.
Oh. 'tls the suu that maketh all
things shine!
—Shakespeare.
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Corn pieta iin * oi burial robea,
raakata, etu.
Beauty and folly often ge to
gether.— French Prvberb.
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A. E. KELLOGG
Embalmer and Funeral
Director
A thing of beauty is a ioy for
ever.—Keats.
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BEAUTY.
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JOURNEY'S ENO.
Hens's the end of roaming, gyp
sy love o' mine;
Here's the place to settle while
the world goes by;
nero the fire is burning; here the
lump’s ashine;
Here's a s|H>t to cling to till
the day we die!
Toss aside your bundle; throw
your staff away;
Snuggle to the fireside tu the
warm, soft gloaui.
Here's the end of rovtug; here's
the place to stay;
Hero Is quiet shelter; here's Uie
port of home.'
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J. J H ill paid 36.000,000 for the As- el ha<1 • value of H.2#v,30180. or only
torla * Columbia lliver railroad when about »'»0.000 more than the value of
he knew it cost but 3i.8OO.OOO; vnd , the salmon.
New York 70 Years Ago
Seventy years ago Now York began
llM Kr«»1 chRjnge into a big city. Up
,0 •*•’* • " nie !*• harbor had been called
» gangway to Albany. The flrat ratl-
rottil
,he United States had recently
bwsn bullt * nd * roftd w“ Pl»nneff
to 8 ° down the Hudson. The Albany
papers ridiculed It os a foollshproject
and wound up by declaring that New
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York could never be more than a
gangway to Albany. How does that
bank of the Columbia to get there.
alone odd 33,000,000 to the wealth nt
There Is a reason for ail this.
Astoria and Clatsop counties.
Now nothing that is worth having
This port has been endorsed as the
o,)tnlnp(1 w,thout nffor(
& f#w
builders were offered 37.000,000 hy
Y the
E. H. Harrim an before the deal wsa
X consummated. Both H ill and H a rri-
X man have large holdings at Warrenton
million of dollars.
Y worth several
of the greatest of national ma-
X rlne One projects
Is under way at the
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mouth of the Columbia river Involving
f an
of 36.000,000.
Y expenditure
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The (aim in g Industry
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to the flab canneries are 38.00 -
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000 to 35,000,000 each year. Salmon
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great outlet to the Pacific by the trans
portation giants of America— Clark,
Huntington, H ill and Harrim an. Now
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J. J. H ill ratifies It by spending 345.-
000,000 for Ails new line down the
sound today?
'o '" I" Warrenton are worthy of .11
your effort. Have you thought of It
before.
Just think what it all means to
tf)fi onpa w„o hRve
fflw , otg t h w
before the great activity begins. Per
haps you haven’t stopped to recall the
Kesonrces, Climate and Scenery
fact that the Columbia river and Its
There are unlimited resources In branches drain about 250,000 square
farming, dairying and stock raising miles of country, giving a down hill
haul going out and a water level grade
of all kinds surrounding Warrenton.
The climate is delightful; no hot going back.
For further Information apply at
weather In the eummer and no cold
weather in the winter.
Trees and the Nosh Hotel, Mulford, to A. J. Lupton.
grass are as green as an emerald tn
We hove a car of epeetal extra
December and January and the snowy
Star-A-Biar red eedar ehlngles, 83. M
crests of Mt. St. Helens and ML Hood
per M Lance ft Ca.
In the distance gleam white and daxs-
llng In July and August. The mean
Hay for s a le -A lfa lfa , baled; grata,
1 maximum temperature annually for 48 baled sad loose; | I 5 per toa; s m a ll*
years psmt shows 57.8; moss talnlmum 1 than ton lota at rate of 317 por too.
89.8. The general average from A p r il' Darling « Hodges
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