Gold Hill news., May 18, 1912, Image 4

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Pub»ah.«t (very Salurxtav al Gold Itti.
Jackson County, Oregon
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RtX M. IAMPMAN
Cntvnxl at the UcM H ill poalolBc« for Iranami»-
.Ion through the Vhtte.t State» m all,
a» Meontl claM matter
S atuuday , M ay 18, 1912
Subscription $1.50 Per Annum, in Advance
Rexall Remedies
recommended for that tired feeling
Albany More Convenient
Owney Patton, who knows Infinite­
ly more about baseball than Bob
RuJtl does about Sanskrit, tells a
story on his bon camarade, Dr. Reddy
The doctor was preparing to leave
for a trip to New York, expecting a
stop in several cities en route, and
was dictating a letter to his stenog­
rapher. "Tell Mr. Soandso," he order
ed, “that 1 will meet him in Schenec­
tady."
“How do you spell Schenectady f
asked the stenographer.
s-c er—er—er-----, Tell him
Til meet him In Albany ”
Just What's the Matter
The following essay on the newspaper I
business, written by a stuilent of the’Gold |
Hill high school, conn's pretty near tell­
ing exactly what is the matter with it :
The news papers need many criti­
cism, because of the editors different
ideas. These ideas are mostly polit­
ical ideas and orther national ques­
tions.
The modern newspaper will not
tell only one-side o f tne qiiestion,
when it should publish both ques­
tions. In this way a person reading
one newspaper, will not get tin' real
truth. Another criticism is the way
their reporters get their material to
write about .
This way is by going to some acci­
dent, and write a few notes, about
it, or have a imagary dream of it,
when they get a few notes they go to
tlieir room and write a story about it
to tit their own imagation.
Another reason is the way the
print, they will praise one person,
while the other person’s get their
criticisms. Money is agreat factor
in newspapers.
The Boycotters’ Ultimatum
(A Rexall Remedy Prescribed for Wlioever Needs It)
Sah -h u sh ! Keep it quiet,
Don’t let people know;
Don’t print the facta; don’t try it.
Or out of town you go;
For Business is a sacred thing.
By all means do not hurt it;
Don’t let the truth have ample wing -
Don’t tell the truth; pervert i t
Ssh - hush! We need the cash
To meet our monthly bills,
So don’t let any one get rash -
We must defend our tills.
For Business justice must be stopped,
The criminal let go;
So with the truth let floors mopped,
Don’t give the truth a show
Ssh - hush! Let’s fool ourselves;
We know it isn’t right,
But we have goods upon our shelves -
For profits we must fight
For Business is the god we love,
We have none else beside;
No other god we own above;
We must keep on his side.
Ssh - h ush! Keep it dark -
Light hurts the eyes of wrong;
So smother every little spark.
And sing a whitewash song.
For Business is a holy thing,
Naught else so fine by naif;
So all join hands and bow and sing
Before the golden calf.
Ssh - hush! We do not care
So long as we make money.
Do not let in the light and air -
’Twill spoil our hive of honey.
For Business’ busy bees may sting
And close Truth's honest mouth;
Don’t dare to k ic k -g e t in the ring.
Or take the first train south!
T aiK W it h
K e llo g g
E lectric Iro n
Naw l i the Ume to bay property la
Gold H ill | don’t w ait till yoa have ta
bate l t | bay aaw and make the In-
yextor's profit, a ward Io the wine In
lu fflelea tt If yoa have aol Ihe eunlit
talk to Kellogg he w ill pet It for yoai
he han some real bargain* Jant bow
In Hold H ill properties.
We guarantee 7 per rent and have
never paid less than 11 per rent on
navlnp account» paid by the nventh,
both larpe and small-. The Pacific
Building
Loan Association. Talk
with A. K. Kellogg, local apeak
A
..O w n your own homes) atop paying
rent. The Pacific Building
Loan
Association w ill furnish you the mon-
eyi pay by the nvonthi Jant like pay.
lap rent! It eoata no more« talk with
Kellogg, he does their bnalaeas la
Gold H IIL
Is one of the most useful among the electric family. *nd
ironing day has no more terrors since the advent of thia
U8tf Hot hTa jiffy, clean and economical to
a more practical or convenient article would be hard to
find. GUARANTEED TWO YEARS, and the price it only
A
FOR SALE—Well Improved farm of
42 acres 3 miles from Gold HUI. 20
acres unaer cultivation, water right,
and Irrigating system with place,
plenty of timber on place, 200 fruit
trees 3 years old, I aero In berries,
good house, barn and out buildings,
picket and wire fence, U mile from
school. Team, stock and Implements
go with place. Price $4000. part
down, balance on favorable terms
FOR SALE—3 miles from Gold HUI,
20 acres placer mining ground, good
title, all tillable land, 500 tiers of
fire wood standing on the claim. No
Improvement on the land. This Is
a snap for some one that wants u
small ranch and a pay roll right at
their door. Price, cash $400.00.
FOR SALE—A small home of 15 acres
must be “written or printed-' to con­ when Dr. Kelsey made an early-morn­
2H miles from Gold Hill, new up-
ing drive to W. L. Greenleaf's ranch
stitute a violation.
to-date bungalow. 26x40 feet, H
on
Kanes
creek,
and
secured
Mr.
Only the Truth Was Printed
mile from school, spring and run.
No claim was made by Mr. Moore, Greeleaf to finish the term.
nlng water on place. Four acree
But In spite of all this strong cir­
at least In the remarks he addressed
under cultivation, balance good till­
cumstantial
evidence
that
the
school
to the publisher of The News regard­
able land. Owner has a business
ing the matter, that the statements ■ board was In hearty sympathy with
proposition he wishes to take up,
Redding
In
hla
obvious
desire
to
ea.
made in the school scandal article
and
will sacrifice this property for
were untrue. The members of the cape prosecution for a crime which
$1300 cash or trade for Medford rei
many
people
believe
he
admitted
by
school board, however, maintain that
ldence property.
Boycott Story Told
It is untrue that they connived to his flight, that body proteats Inno­
cence
of
any
connivance.
FOR
SALE—40 acree unimproved land
beat the law and help a man under
(Continued from first page)
The patrons of the school, those
tn Sams Valley, price $20 per care,
arrest on a criminal charge to escape
he claimed to represent.
who had children In attendance and
also an 80 acre tract at same price
prosecution.
Mulkey the Spineless
per acre. Both tracts nicely lo­
School Directors Attempt to Explain those who pay taxes for Its proper
Mr. Moore did not deny that he had
cated.
The school directors admit that maintenance, and the general public,
tampered with the prosecuting attor Redding's sudden notice that he must always vitally Interested In education­
FOR
SALE—Farm. 30 acres, 6 miles
ney's office to the end that the case go came as a surprise to them, and al matters, were given no whisper
from Gold Hill, rich river bottom
against H. E. Redding on a charge of that they were unaware of the date of the impending shake-up until after
land, 7 acres In alfalfa, good Im­
assault and battery be dismissed, but of hit departure until the day before It had occurred. Nor do the minutes
provements and fences, all under
rather seemed to be proud of his har­ he left, but they claim that some thirty of the school board, according to the
cultivation excepting 4 acree. Prloe
ing possessed Influence enough with days prior to his departure. Redding., statement of Its president, contain
$6000; $2000 cash, balance on one
the spineless Incumbent of that of­ then under arrest, notified them th a t. »ny record at any time of Redding
and two years time.
having
served
notice,
written
or
other­
fice to pervert the ends of Justice.
he had a Job In prospect at his former
wise.
that
he
had
any
Intention
of
Publisher Mast Take to Ties
FOR SALE—160 acre« of timber land
home In Covington, Indians, and that
In concluding his remarks, which he might have to leave at any time. leaving.
» muss from Gold Hill, about 2 H
In view of all attendant circumstan­
were made In the presence of a small They maintain that such an Indefinite
million feet fine fir and pine timber
bat attentive audience on the main notice aa this was sufficient as to ces, the protestations of the school
. -»rly al’. tillable land, plenty A
street of Gold Hill, Mr. Moore told warrant them In paying him his sal­ board that It wanted and urged Red­
ep-ing water on the tract and nicely
the publisher of The News that. In ary In full and allowing him to leave ding to stay, and that It did not en­
■ocated for farming and stock rais­
the event of his failure to comply with no preparation made for the wel­ courage and aid hla escape In every
ing. Price $20 per acre, or will en­
with the wishes of the business men fare of the school of which he had possible way, gain very little cred­
tertain a proposition with mill men
of the town, he would not only lose been superintendent for eight months. ence In the community.
for the timber at $1.60 per M
Jnst an Instance
their patronage, but would eventually
Neither Dr. Kelsey, president of the
One of the many distressing con­ FOR SALE—160 acres situated 3
have to walk out of town. The pub­ board, nor do either of the other
miles south of Kelseyville, I-ake
lisher admitted his ability as a pedes­ two directors, deny that the apace in­ ditions created by Redding's sudden
County. Calif.. About 40 acres clear
trian, but affirmed his determination tervening between the time that Red­ severance from his duties, is that teat
to work, balance pasture. Creek
to remain a resident of Gold Hill un­ ding gave actual notice that he must papers prepared for entrance to the
running through the place. Price
til he cared to leave of his own free go and the time that he did go was Jackson county spelling contest, en­
$1600.
will and accord.
two days or leas. Nor does the board trusted to his care, cannot be found.
Moore Against Muckraking
deny that It paid Redding hla salary One of tii two departments entered in FOR SALE—Two lots 25x100 each
Not only, maintained Mr. Moore, In full to the day he left, but main­ this contest attained an average per­
Willamette Addition to East Port­
eould no good come from printing the tains that It had no choice in the centage In the tests of 99.6 per cent,
land, Oregon. These lots are situ­
and
on
this
showing
the
children
and
truth about the school scandal, but matter, as he had given notice that
ated In a rapidly growing suburban
he expressed the opinion that The he might wish to leave before school their teacher. Miss Margaret Wallace,
district of Portland and have In­
confidently
expected
to
carry
off
the
News In showing up corruption In closed.
creased at the rate of 40 per cent
county pennant for orthography In
Schoolmaster Panic Stricken
Jackson county official life last win­
each year. An excellent buy and
their
grade.
It seems that Just before Redding's
ter had done no real good to the
and one which Is bound to make
School
Closed
Successfully
people, but had actually done harm by flight, the circumstances were that
money. Price $600.
This
is
only
one
of
many
Instances
letting outsiders know how rotten the young schoolmaster was In a
of
the
kind,
but
the
school,
in
spite
of
state of panic caused by his desire to
FOR SALE—11 acres near Santa Rosa,
things were.
escape further prosecution for his al­ the fact that the term was finished
Cal., highly Improved farm, all In
Boycott Shapes Cp
under
the
superintendency
of
one
who
fruit trees 7 years old. New 4-room
The boycott took definite form next leged crime, and that he told the
had no opportunity to consult with or
house, large new bf.rn, fence, fine
day, when an agreement was drawn school board that he was going
study the methods of his predecessor,
chicken wire. Teem, implements,
up on one of D. H. Miller’s letterheads whether or no, pay or no pay.
The fact that Redding would leave had a remarkably successful closing,
and 400 chickens go with the farm.
virtually pledging those who signed
due largely to the masterful way In
Price $3000; $2000 cash, balance can
It “not to advertise in The Gold Hill his school work In a chaotic condi­
which Mr. Greenleaf grasped an un­
remain on mortgage at 7 per cent.
News any more.”. Armed with thia tion was apparently not urged by the
usual situation and the splendid co­
deadly weapon, Mr. Moore made a board In Its alleged effort to get him
operation accorded him by both
FOR SALE—120 acres improved
careful canvass of the business men to remain, or else was urged without
teachers and pupils, as well as by the farm 6% miles from Gold Hill, rich
of the town, with the result that he avail.
The school board does not deny members of the school board, who creek bottom land; 80 acres under
got two advertisers and one non-
did all In their power to remedy a cultivation.
An old perfected water
advertiser, W. G. Myers, to subscribe that Redding’s going was so much of
condition for which the bulk of public I right, plenty of water; producing 75
to the unique document, besides him a surprise to It that It did not know
who was to take bis place as sup­ sentiment seems to consider them to 100 tons alfalfa, can double that
self.
amount with more acreage; very rich
erintendent until the morning he left, | largely to blame.
Barely Misses Violating Law
placer channel running through farm
Had the arguments used by Mr
I Price $9,000.00; terms reasonable.
Moore in soliciting signatures been
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written or printed, he would have
rall. 8. Vocal duet, "Cover Them
The
following
program
will
be
ren­
violated the Oregon law relating to
Over With Flowers,” Mesdames Rob­
boycott In letter, as he was violating dered;
1. Music, Selected, Rogue River inson and Gorham. 9. Music, select­
It In spirit, and wonld at once have
Band.
2. Chorus, ' The Star Spang­ ed, Rogue River Band. 10. Chorus,
been a candidate for a term In the
“Brave Hearts Sleep On.” 11. Read­
county Jail. Aa It was, he violated led Banner” 3. Reading, “Decoration ing, selected, Leland Jacobs. 12. Flag
Day”
Mrs.
Merriman.
4.
Music,
se­
the spirit of the law with a venge­
Drill, Eleven Young Ladles. 13. Ex­
ance, and was only saved from violat­ lected, Rogue River Band. 5. Doll ercises and Remarks by Comrades,
Drill,
Sixteen
little
girls.
6.
Chorus.
ing it In letter by the weakness of the
14. Chorus, "America.” IB. Music,
statute In requiring that such argu­ “The Battle Cry of Freedom.” 7 Read­ selected, Rogue River Band.
ing,
“Kentucky
Belle,”
Bertha
Bor-
ments as were used by Mr. Moore
Memorial Day at Rogue River
T a iK W it h
K e llo g g
$4.50
R o g u e R iv e r E lectric C o .
J
IM
H i l l d o n ’t g o u p
H i l l to g e t d o w n
H i l l i c o m in g to
G o ld
H i l l w ith
a car
C olgate9 s
JA R V IS
D r u g g is t
S T E IN H O F F
T h e A rch itect and Builder
Is here to stay, and is very much alive to the
needs of this growing city, and will design
and execute anything in the Building line.
Brick. Stone and Cem ent Plain or artistic
Cement and Iron Grill Fences
A S p e c ia lt y
IC E C R E A M
Soda Fountian Drinks
C o ld a t ic« a n d p u re as m o w
H a v e a aundea ’fore you go
Turner’s Lunch Room
What Brought on Boycott
(Continued from first page)
hand did not Is come nlainly apparent
until last Saturday,when lx- refused to act
further or to subpoena witnesses for a
rehearing, which Hemler, la-rause he
was not satisfied with the procedure in
Justice Taylor’s court at Medford, had
asked to take place at Woodville. He
also told Kelley that the Incident was
closed, stating that Gold Hill taxpayers
had protested against a continuance of
the expense to the county, thus fixing a
precedent which allows any amount of
mischievous meddling witli the machin­
ery of justice by those who are direct­
ly interested in seeing its aims thwarted.
Hetnler, however, refused to allow the
district attorney (7) to defeat the ends of
jnstice by the misuse of his official power,
and proceeded to employ Grants Pass
leigal counsel with a view of compelling
the recreant public prosecutor for Jack-
son ami Josephine counties to do his duty.
It was this juncture that Redding, acting
probably on the apvice of Mr. Mulkey
and his attorney, Gus Ncwtxwry, of Med­
ford, and certainly with the knowledge
and consent of the Gold Hill school
Isiard, wlio upheld him throughout, re-
reived word that a gissl job awaited liim
at Covington,Indiana, if he could get them
by May 15. lie got, and got so naddenly
tiiat lie forgot to leave his forwarding
address or |ssitortlre key with Postmaster
llaiiimersly.
It is locallv regretted that Redding
should not have stayed to fare the music,
as it is generally considered tiiat even­
tually It wonld have liocn brought out
tiiat whatever mistakes lie made, Includ­
ing the Hoggiig of the Hemler isiy. were
largely the result of had advice from tlie
school Isiard. and the feeling is strong
against the district attorney for not hav­
ing allowed full jnstice to M done to all
concerned. ___________ _
Lost, Strsyed or Stolen.—A dnrk,
almost black, mere.
W hite face,
branded “ F ” on left shoulder. Some
saddle marks.
New Shoes. Inform ­
ation leading to the recovery will re­
ceive suitable re w a rd .-R ile y Hammer-
gly, in car« of The Argus
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