Gold Hill news., April 20, 1912, Image 3

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CBUItfU
DR. K. KIUCIIUKHHNBK
Brasai C- Richarde, Mfalster
Practice limited to chronic dlseasos.
Hervlces Every Munday
HOTEL HOLLAND, Mcdlord, Oregoa
Horslsg
Wednesdaye
Hours 10 Io S
Sunday school at 10:00, sarmon at
Office Hotel Holland. Both Phonea. 11:00.
Residence phone. Farmer lOzzO
Evening
Epworth league at 0:41.
Song
kitchen Weight, and Reasaree
The following valuable table of service and sermon at 7:20.
A sincere Invitation to all.
weights and meaaures for kitchen use
has been prepared by the domestic
science department of the Oregon Ag­
ricultural College:
1 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon.
12 Ubleappons (liquid) equals 1 cup
10 tablespoons (dry) equals 1 cup.
2 cups equals 1 pint.
2 tablespoons butter equals 1 ounce.
4 tablespoons flour equals 1 ounce.
2 tablespoons gr. sugar equals 1 oz.
2 tablespoons liquid equals 1 ounce.
1 square Bakers' choc, equals 1 ounce
4 cups sifted flour equals 1 pound.
2 cups grauulsted sugar equals 1
pound.
Juice of 1 lemon equals 2 tablo-
spoons.
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MOTtCS TO CHKDITORN
Estate of SUIImun A. Gray, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
dersigned. Executrix or the eetate of
Stillman A. Oray. deceased, to the
creditors of and all persona baring
claim against said deceased. Io exhibit
them with the neoaesary verification,
within alx months after the ftrst pub­
lication of this notice, to v«id Execu­
trix at Medford. Ores»-». or A. C.
Hough, her attorney, at --rants Paaa.
Oregon.
Date of first publloatloa. March 2.
1212
FI j ORENCB J. ORAY, Executrix.
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A. E. KELLOGG
Embalmer and Funeral
Director
Compiste line ol boriai robas,
caskets, etc.
Underslsklng room» opposite I. O. O. F.
building; phone 30 Main
GOLD HILL. OREGON
OLKNN O. TAYLO»
CARKIN & TAYLOR
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If the people of thia county de­
son county should be administered
In a businesslike manner, always sire the Issuance of bonds for the
keeping within the law. If any law construction of permanent roads, as
Is wrong, let ua change the law, but, may ba shown by a vote of the people,
so lung as It la a law, let ua abhte of the county, should 1 be elected
by It. If we have outgrown the con­ county judge. I shall endeavor to
stitution of our atata, let us amend It, make every dollar of the bonds thus
votad do Its full duty, and without
not violate It.
I believe in the censtructloa of favor to any locality, but, aa far as
permanent roads, adapted to our possible, apply the sums voted, for
present needs, and, so far as can ba the best Interests of the entire coun­
determined, to our future needs, and, ty.
should I be elected county judge, I ' I shall not favor the employment
shall use alt lawful means at my of convicts or undesirable foreigners
command to further the construction upon the public Improvements of the
of substantial, permanent roads for county, so long as It possible to get
our own citizens, or those who have,
this county.
We have a county Indebtedness ap­ In good faith, declared their Inten­
proximating $825,000, a large per­ tion to become such, to perform the
centage of which is not an Indebted-, roads or other Improvements that
ness contemplated by the law. But ’ may be established.
I feel that our first duty Is to our
no person who has regard for the
welfare of the county would seek to own citizen«, and that. If there Is a
repudiate any of that Indebtedness. public fund available for expenditure
However, I think that some steps' upon the public roads, these citizens
should be taken towards legalizing should have the first right to earn
the same, If It Is possible to do so.
| by their labor, the money thus ax.
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CON. T H IR D A C STS.
pendad.
The horticultural Interests of Jack-
son county have grown to such pro­
portiona that It Is Imperative that
the same should have competent, et-
flclent and scientific supervision,
and. If I shall be elected to the office
of county Judge, It will be my pur­
pose that the laws in these particu­
lars shall be strictly enforced.
In abort. If I shall be elected to the
office of county Judge, I shall en­
deavor honestly and energectlca'iy
and to the extent of my Intelligence,
to obey and enforce the laws as I
understand them.
I hare no other pledges or prom­
ises to make to the people of Jackson
county, and I have made no other
pledge or promise to any one. And.
while I shall always court advice and
counsel. If elected, 1 shall be as free
as "the dew from heaven" to per­
form every duty devolving upon me.
as the dictates of my sonscleoce and
whatever ability I may have, shall
suggest
GEORGE W. DUNN.
East---Seashore or Mountains
COLD HILL, OREGON
Egg»— Ranch, t ic .
Sate Date»
April, 28-20-27
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May, 2-3 4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-24-29
June, 1-0-7-8-13-14-15-17-18-19-20-21-
24-25-27-28-29
July, 2-3-0-7-11-12-15-1020-22-23-20-
29-30-31
August, 1-2-3-0-7-12-15-10-22-23-29-
30-31
Sept., 4-5-0-7-0-11-12-30
Im perial Council M ystic Shrine, Lo» A n geles, A p ril 3 0 th
to M ay 4 th
N e w p o rt---Y a q u in a Bay
Offer« many advantagi-s for a «eawhore outing. Iz»w (ares from all points in
Oregon, reasonable hotel rale«, outdoor ainosements and all the delights of
tile HCSMlion*.
The N ew P. R. & N . Beachee
Tillamook, Garibaldi (Bayoeean), Brighton, Manhattan and Rockaway,
Lake Lytle, Ocean Lake Park, Twin Rocks, Tillamook Beech and Bay City
will open a new field for a summer outing. I/>w Round Trip Fares bom
all points in Oregon.
Call on our nearest Agent for full information as to Ea*t Bound E x­
cursion Fares, routes, stop-overs, etc., or write to
John M. Scott
Cesserai Passenger A g e n t,
P o rtla n d , O reg o a
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C a l California Itatela».
Kalein D ay A p ril 301»
’/>•»> «/Jan F rbm A m ».
’•'tea, I’m terry, too, that you cannot fill the position, but what
I need is a T-1AIL5D man—a men who lioiou-hly understands
the work.”
“No, there’s co other position open—we’ve hundreds of appli­
cants now on the lint wal'dr.’ for the little Jobs. This position calls
for a TRAINED man. Oood day.”
T hat’s it. There’s a b ig call for the trained man— the
man who can handle the big things— the man who is an
expert
You can easily receive the training that w ill put you
in the class of well-paid m en. You can’t begin to nnder-
stand how quickly the little coupon below will bring you
success. Already it has helped thousands of men to better
paying positions and more congenial work. It will cost you
only a tw o-cent stamp to learn how it is all done. Just
mark the coupon as directed and mail it today. T he Inter­
national Correspondence Schools have a way to help you.
During last year over 4,700 students voluntarily re­
ported better positions and
h ig h e r s a l a r i e s secured
I literuUeoal («rresperieaee Scheeb
through I. C. S. training.
T o only t h i s s m a ll p e r ­
c e n ta g e o f ou r stu d e n t
body there was brought in­
creased salaries amounting
in o n e y e a r to over Two
M illion D ollars!
D on’t fill a little job all
your life when you can so
easily m ove up in the world.
The Business of TUsPIftce
b !• Kaise Salaries
Keep Up Your Subscript««
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W2W Is Be Das Is wart I
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LUNCHES
Be Not Deceived
Served at All
Hours
T he Hom e T elephone Com pany o f
Southern O regon is ST R IC T L Y
INDEPENDENT
Sandw iches
Chile con Carne
C offee
The ow n ers have no idea o f selling to the
Bell T elephone M onopoly or any o n e else,
hut intends to maintain it for the purpose
o f g iv in g the people o f the R ogue River
V a lle y the best telephone service know n.
Lunches Put Up
fo r Drives o r
Parties
Arc You Supporting Your
HOME COMPANY?
77ie Home Telephone & Telegraph Co
o f Southern Oregon
TURNERS
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For Your Wants See the News
Will place on «ale low round trip tickets to all tlie principal Cities of the
East, going or nturning through California, or via Portland with going
limit 18 <lay«. Final return limit Oct. 31.4.
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G O L D H IL L H O S P IT A L
V f a f r a y
Wool—Snatura Oregon. 12o; Wil­
lamette Valley. I2e.
Mohair—34c.
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Southern Pacific
DR. R. C. KELSEY
A m k ra n e M e e
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MEDFORD, OREGON
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contracts,
In consenting to run for the nom­
ination for the office of county judge,
I feel that It 1» due the electorate of
Jackson county. Oregon, to set forth
fully the reasons which have prompt­
ed me to do so.
There Is not, nor can there be. any
strong personal desire for the office,
for everyone knows that the duties
appertaining to that office are many,
complex and difficult, under ordinar)
conditions, and will he doubly oner­
ous under (be conditions that now
! prevail In the county and In respect
I to the county's finances.
I was born In Jackson county, and
| fuel, and con, therefore, be pardoned
, for feeling, a pride In the prosperity
and the upbuilding of this beautiful
'ley. 1 want to live long enough to
this valley the garden spot of the
*ld, and I desire that she ahull
gross along safe and sane lines,
-..elo p in g her many and diverse re­
sources as rapidly as the most favor­
able conditions will permit.
I believe that the affairs of Jack­
LAWYERS
OOMS 1 7 -1 2 OVBB JACKSON COVNTT BASS
DENTIST
HATE APPENDICITIS
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Many Gold Hit people who have
chronic appendicitis, which Is not
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
very painful have doctored for years
for gas on the stomach or constipa­
A. E. KELLOGG
tion. J. Q Jarvis, druggist, states
NOTARY PUBLIC
If these people will try simple buck­
Pbose 21 Haig
thorn bark, glycerine etc., as com­
GOLD HILL, OREGON
pounded In Adler-l-ka. the German
appendicitis remedy, they will be sur­
AMATHH AND CHRMMT.
prised at the QUICK benefit.
A BARL V INGl.Kh, K Sc.—G s.e -sl *■-
SINGLE DOSE relieve« these troubles
ray sad aaalvtleal work. Cement
and asphalt tesuna.
Best eqsip-
INSTANTLY.
prd estop efllee sad Mating labor­
atory la 0>er>a.
All work guar-
an teed.
Galtet t-Padri oek
block
T H E M ARKET«.
Phone 2T2-J, Grants Pass. Gragen.
ForWsod.
Wheat—Track prices: Chib, 22c;
bln estem. 2 1 .0 1 ; red Russian, 2£o.
Pioneer A rra y in g A
Oats—No. 1 white, 23* per ton.
Hay—Timothy, valley. 214; alfalfa.
I S I - t t S S t .., a a e r t / . » . SSOt
Hope—1211 crap, 22c;
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to the
D R ARTEMAS W. DEANE
Butter—Creasserr, 23c.
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Plan Your Vacation Now
GENERAI. PRACTITIONER
Office in Wells Building
Hours 10-12—2-4
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George Dunns Statement to Voters
CLEMENT H. SMITH. M. D.
lOHM H. CAHKIN
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This Is the open season for
calendar solicitors.
In thia
connectlna The News wishes to
reniln- local business men that
thslr borne print shop can fur-
p i t h just as pretty and artistia
calendars for 1211 as can be
had any where—and at a lower
price tlinn they eaa he bad
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R. H. Bullock, Local R epresentative
1 0 3 R o o s e v e lt A v e n u e ,
H o m e P h o n e 1 O 8 -L
M e d fo rd . O rego n
Sutherlin Plane Factory.
Sutherlin.—At a meeting of the com­
mercial club suiTlclent capital was
pledged to Insure establishing a can­
ning factory here during the present
season. A commodious building will
be erected and equipped with modern
machinery In time to handle this sea­
son’s fruit and vegetable crop.
Autos Oust Weak Bridge
Hood River.—Because of the Intro­
duction of automobile trucks Into the
valley for freighting, County Commis­
sioner O. H. Rhoades announces that
the county court will replace the wood­
en culverts of the highways with sub­
stantial steel structures.
Collision at Goble
Rainier.—The Portland-Astoria pas­
senger train was wrecked at Goble
when it ran Into the rear end of a
freight train, bound for Astoria. The
engine of the passenger train and the
caboose of the freight were smashed.
No one was hurt
POUJADE MODEL HATDCERY
Warden Finley Planning to Enlarge
And Improvs State Plant
Eugene.—To make the state Osh
hatchery on the McKenzie river at
Poujade, the principal trout hatchery
of the state, is the plan of State Came
Warden Finley and Master Fisa War­
den R. E. Clanton, who spent sever I
days In Eugene In conference ove; thj
details of the work at the hatcher/.
M. J. Ryckman, in charge of the hatch­
ery, has his plans well along and is
now engaged in taking trout spawn
for hatching.
Poujade hatchery is to be a model
plant, situated In a beautiful spot on
the plcturesgue McKenzie. Workmen
have completed BOO feet of the 4000
feeet of flume required to bring water
from Granite Creek to the hatchery.
Back of the hatchery building, which
will be 120 or 130 feet long, there will
be a large number of ponds for stock
trout, to be kept from year to year for
spawning. On a slightly higher bench
will be nursery pools for young flsh,
from which the supply will to drawn
for stocking the streams cf western
Or** aon
Union High School Wins
Junction City.—The vote taken on
forming a urtlon high school district
We hare a car of
resulted In a majority of 1(3 In favor
8tar-A-Star red eedar
of the district
per M. U ses A Co.
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