Gold Hill news., July 13, 1912, Image 2

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B tN M. LAMPSI AN
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»Ml ine I MUt: ninie» ¡unii«
• • «ftxmù vtftftg matter
ORD’S new bridge over Bear fm rh
" " venerab1^ and the calculating o fficak s^h
propoeetl to saddle upon the alrvadv »vLi »
taxpayers, b still a fabric t r f d r e t l ^
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th* city
* k rai,roa<1 '
shouWw* o f|
The Value of a Dollar
of covetous imagination—as far removed
fantasy
principle of the proposal itself is reniote^from
m e n t««^ e
fa/ r" eT to that
inconsiderable portion of
Veati«® of
^w h.cU oesnot lie within the confines of M t X c i t v 0"
S atoibav . J l ly
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on the place you go to buy
Overdrafts
» » tie r W hu h F la g ?
Vou may blazon y o u r b anner w ith
S .A sig. F r ,„ k „ .
of tllt,
motion to dismiss, and the trial of th»
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[ compare our prices withi
“ not expected until the firet of the ire L
C O U r tll
it »ill be of such a nature as tocomnel t h , ’» ' a n lu Tatetl that
to the supreme court of the state **
° ft C lreatened appeal
purple ami «old, with
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»'ho h
,h e
"u ro U e d -
«bouKh it shine w ith . spiendor 0 ^
h<* 8 ,a r ° ' * r <»« ra n k s s r r t e d
on the p i . ”
w
,77??
* • » “ph«w b y
fa llo w in g the
is- if as stated weak nnH
7 ° SUFe,y l* ° f «¡ttle or no Concern to th T
5' fOr
« 8the «i Merandwri8h
generaJ o fJac^ o n county, who h a v e b Z »
taxpayers in
“ X S h‘; ‘ 8ha,lfal^ r »n,i perish ^» o ilar problems of their own w ith in £
tOmedto so,ve
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Medford, and whonaTureX ± P’"gJ nto the c^ i
^ fa‘‘h , o , r . , o n , h . gw iBto X r fi°’St 80 additional burden upon them a t T b L ^ i 1**"1* t0
£ „ r’, ared c°’or8 ‘hat “**'er •‘»I' hnances are- to express it mildly in a con
tnne when county
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PRICES OE OTHER TOWNS:
hat the brid^
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b ruit S u w . ^ / i T O puunds
not the arm ies inspired by t h e r i g h t
* » ll; to the fla g ih a t men fig h ,' for
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o ? X e ' W,‘ b * ChWr
°« th e usurper low er the a « . . .
^ . n the lin e grow eth U U
^ m
«he .tre s s o f the fra y , when the bat-
Ì w a r ra7
,O ,t “ nd ,h e T r u “ > - a t
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r ta in ? ' -
? - v i " K a s id e , h e P - w » t « t e u d t o X
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Peerless Flour, per sack
Carnation Flour, per sack
Cupid Flour,
Flour, per
per sack
sack .
Cupid
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n .x le l« _ 0 - 1
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i f “ a'« ™ h 3 gallon, fu r . . . .
in n
Baking powder, loo
ounces
Lemons
4 ,v u
Laundry Soap, 2« bars
Tomatoes, JO cans for
Corn, 10 cans for
Bananas
Nuts
™UUCfl,
Handkerchiefs. Ties, etc.
Lance & Company
contract Judge C ^ k i^ sajs.hab,hty
C r ^ k Ui L . L a 7 en<'e
8Ch<K’ 1 men
reserved
ndei
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k app ro val of recom -
ÜÎd h» vPr° Te,ne,,ta'
and
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F almt* t ererr «chool
.» some relic o f the Im position of
supply
agente,
i t “ Wlae
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to consider c a re fu lly , fo r ) m «de
by a the
i
l/lxx K«•
Bw _ pupils in fh i
“ em b er ° f
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e p o rt, t h .n g . looklnK
conceded by the supreme
this Was '•<*
the court not deciding the point And ®a k e r,county case,
stnde from the concession t £ t u n c o f i X a n i
&
taxes are to be counted as assets to fh
d de,ln<^uent
promise of a municipality o ra railroariI
P° ’nt Where
considered as assets If eithor th
company should be
pan, should f i T t o pay the “
L " ^ 7 “ " ^ Ct>m'
would be compelled to oav t h ^ i f “ S“ &gre€d’ the cou“ ty
^ e o n t r e e t ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ t h e
wer « Ô T * M ,O U a ‘ ° d° • “ ,n ,h e lr
wer to im prove th e ir schools Some
achool commended them , and sought
“d
nene
n
o the woods.
w lh aoon com mence a g . ln
C‘ n n ",e n tO t h e h u n > o f th e
J *
fro
fro m
“ 7 • * W tbe ’ “ » ■ • 'iM t crop
m o th e r e a rth ,
leaving
It In
shape fo r a n o th e r erop
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R u M e l T h o rn b ru e , o f Beagle
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C ham berlain h;tH , Mtroduc
S T E IN H O F F
a part of tbe
Santlam national fo re s t
.to>veeiJ ti‘ 7 " “ r fr ° m
« "e rh e -te d
atove in ■ barber shop bath room de-
â X ’ d ‘ b,o7 o f bu” np“
*1 Bend, causing a loss of »35.000.
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A r eh itc et a n d B u ild er
n e ^ o f ^ h i s ^ i i w i n / ! , ? muc5 ■Hv® to
in H er n
’ Ch<X>l eleC' ,On »«.Id
. x s R ? Pner ,0
'h e district for
«40,000 to build a new
schoolhouse,
the proposition carried , ) M to 55
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the I . , , 1
place to get
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tlliMv reliai.
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reputati.
>r k,»,,dng ,he | . w art|rfpw W|(| fi r
putting
« h a io ra p n»ari,g |...... exactfp M-
« ritte n , in
tlua-. and
H „„„
tinaie rate lu*rg<
AU ,„ ,r ,,ffwrin)r„ Mn. i(| t
pendahfe, • » I you wili tin,l ,.nr prie, . ..........
tile ton.
of Itatl. an,| T .,||. k
Artici«», w • ~ rtam ly take th
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J a r v is t h e
1 1 BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
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A r llo n a.
Nevada
E a s te rn O regon aud C a lifo rn ia
He
and the railway company counted i S f’T " 1? 4 by Medford
□rked upon and p a rtia lly o r com-
etely accomplished.
W ith a few e x c ep tio n , the school
m
Jackson c°unty in the
County for the p r ^ S o n that” thea^ CCUrity C a vs- Baker
roved. fo u r good lib ra ry cases w ere
'•d e o r purchased; tw o flag poles
•ected , „ d th re e repalrod and
h er
m i8ceIlaneong
detai]g
w e fy
^ 2 ?
and execute
Bnck.
Stone a anything
n ffe £
jh '1 d ?' ign
A.L .
one hundred and seventy-one contests o f the
u ,. h « » - , .. ’ — ~
«nu
county
Pon school officers, and one 1 W
here it seemed very lik e ly th a t
* a” d nfty-’ lx vi.lt» to Khools the w ater used by the school m ig h t
left av e ra g in g fo u r and a h a lf
• U t i h UrC; 1 8* “ t * “ m ple to the
tra v e lin g a to ta l
of
three
in Tour
r a ° f h *8 “ ” ‘ °
te’ ted
ld ° “ e h u n d r«<‘ «nd seventeen
In fo u r o f live tests the w a te r was
>e calls upon the school o ffl-
• • Progress and needs of the
w ere discussed and at tbe
I gave aid. instru ctio n , and
g em ent to both p u p il. and
I aided the teach er in ad-
h e r class pro gram
to
the
each p u p il, m pursuance of
"« o f study, so th a t each
ir e his due and Just propor-
ie teacher's a tte n tio n . W here
n t o f w a n t o f experience or
k 8J n d ln ,r ,a n Am erican bank of
A storia has Increased its capital Ftock
f ora »60,000 to »75.000 and w ill erect
‘ Ives s t the D ebenger O .p r s i h . '
GaMs Creek
T he fla : t V I 7 r” d'- 80
!
left the 7 , * 0 8 r a ,‘ Ot ,he •eason
San w Co,umbl* riv e r this week for
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S«n Diego, Cal. This big c lg a r-.h .p e d
0D ° ° 8 and "« h o d ventilation and the
open-air school formed the principal
r i o T J « 7 d' 8CU88,On a t tha «Pen ies-
111 last w eek.
very
Several o f th e women folks
stance,
i encouraged the i
M r. C ro ft, o f T ra il WB. . k
»11 upon m e fo r help w here v is ito r at Jacksonv lie .
e‘’8 P icking cherries a t the big orchard
cause th e y d id n o t u nder- (
p v
• rI"'o n v llie last Tuesday n e a r Gold H ill.
orenard
.
th e y
w e re passing
Inn.
A I,en ° f M w ,ford came up
M r. and M rs. Ed. S h oem aker w «r»
«clally In a rith m e tic , geo-<
hls T r » ’ > P rop erty last over fro m
W e n d s on
a, h is to ry ; gave b rie f tests )
d
m e n ta ls ,
and
In s tru c te d
B « rd e tte Dodge, J r „ of R iverside
> g iv e special re v ie w s and ! ra n c h . wag a business v is ito r a t C«n
ant ,o
J r k the
'e a k points, and discussed I t r a ‘ P o in t last Tuesday,
m etho d s and devices fo r I
Miss M » r» n .
Cold H u ,
t
.
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and te a c h in g th e re g u la r b ro th e r. Bub w X l m h h r
observed
Im p ro v e m e n ts , tr a l P o in t last Tuesday O” *“ C* "
the B raden m ine v is itin g
S aturday.
ers h m ° r* tOn Con»ves. o f Moth-
T h e ’ n 81 th * U n lre r" lty o f Oregon.
be th ? r * K° n h° P crop th,s y««r w ill ,
e the largest since 1907, unless wen 1
ther conditions la te r In the M m
1
ta ^ U lk r ty ” T
o f the io !»
bales.
fn,T ,bfc*
8,* r ‘ IOn held
bond Z
business
» .« a ir e i
- - - - - w. V3VV
the creek, so th e re
H oning names.
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this
—
” ' UnfaVOrable' " h lf h
conservative estim ate
2 Cr° P “ O r , « on ' • MO,000
’ ’ h h In m general.
a k M 14 Pleag-
People
visitors
Specialty
f r o m V ? th * ° r" <On K , " ern -B r o a d
By Prospector.
condemned and good w a te r secured
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This is an o u tlin e o f some o f the
» t was built by the Benson T im b e r
things we have been doing | n
: z po
aonoy f : t . c i , t ’ kBn‘* “ d —
»•
schools this year, and w ill be
M - W t H e to w o
t0 APPto
lowed by . b rie f disc"us.ton'
o f the p rincip al p o in t, fo r fu tu re a t- t r i “ ^ ' » . » e “
m ad* ‘ bu" ne« ’ c e le b r.tln g ‘ i i t h ^ e " E lk .“ . ^ ^
— F - .u t .p a , p o in ts for
ten tio
n «nd
i o th e B raden m in e M onday.
tion
and i«
Im ,«
p -----------
ro vem ent
ttn‘ ,n p - ' and' *
M rs, F re d M cC leellan was un « « . o e l . ^ * r
D C. H E N R Y ,
sued
.
d“
y'
Oov* r n°«' W est Is-
e
C
reek
Sunday
fro
m
Gold
H
ill
Supervisor D is tric t No. 2.
day Juu rn '* m*U°a nan,ln« Thurs-
Laurence C a rd w e ll made a busi
a i ’ 88 8 le* al h° ,,<“ y
= ) y t r , p to «be C reek one d
^
sex hygiene Instruction in
the
Debenger Gap
Ry Norman Gage.
cause, a teach er had not
Tra Dawson o f T r a il wn» « u <
nded th e suggestions
« »«an
.al1 Wa8
bl» 'n e s .
. x.
—
o . and I . •Ito r
was a buslnei
o f th e course o f study, I ¡ V,B,tor at E ’ Sle P o in t last Tuesday
Cement and Iro n G r ill Fences
• n e w bank bu.id.ng to cost
„
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a
“ m ' ,e“ ° f "*«** rails ¿ave
•vvlved at Vale, and track laying h a .
7
X
,n
° X
X
nV
Hood
R iv e r
n a ” 0.000
,
T».
I fou rth of the city's v o t.
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IC E C R E A M
Soda Fountain Drinks
Cold a t ,c t and pure a t 9now
Have a n n d a e •fare y ou go
Turner’s Lunch Room
Gold Hill Livery
Darling & Hodges
Proprietors!
« r
..
Rigs ^°r|aH occasions
¿ G o e d lhors,, and d rive« ,hal km)w the
---- .We make no spedaltyfo' anyfclassjof trade
one-
AM C et th e Best
l oo
io n
,,
1 .5 0 R a k l t l i r
'“ 0" ',
U Play ground, havë~been much im -
w o rk
,
tr ° Ub,e IOOkB to « * »»> “ «»'
(Continued from firs t page)
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“ t o “ ’ « “ J h« « intimated that t h
e u
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the
? c * T ~ “ " ? " ' “' d «>.,
th*‘ s„
S° far
far „ “ --------------------
«he pledge
pledge o ef i g £ ™
s a id
id M
u r. Hennessy.
° rg a n lM t,o n PPrm anlnt.
•a
? *l Was none of
° f L ThOttla,i D u D fW u
•
In other words
T h a t's a ll t h ’ th ro u b le
in
the their affair.
rich
hold
county .1“,^ /™ " * .? * ’ berrl* “>'• x~r.
w u r ru ld ." s . ld M r
hold the
the bag-w
bag-w hich
hich means
means rhot
that \ e . ? v « e / r ® v 7 ^ ed
x that the
th® counV
W u d BHhoo Root wud lik e to m ake
>ae I county would assist in that nJeasinP J ? payer of Jackson I«rg e aa he expected.
"i
tlm p ry
o rg an izatio n
|y
I
th- pledges remain unredeemed While 5
upatlon should the
w urru ld p e rm a n in t."
B illie H a w k in s and
his
it is surely worth as much c o n s i d e X “ on T "
p
a
rtn
e
r
have le ft the K u b li m ine
and
re I
H® Part of the t T i o r a ^ “ ! , " ' " Wher’ ” >*' ’ HI '
Supervisor Henry on Schools C°Unw ? 11 W8S t0 the oontractors.
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Sec our Dry Goods Departmcnt for L
n h ii/^ a U
raaater humoi
P W o ^ P h e c . P e te r F in le y D unne
zrW
'f"’k "'«■«. 211 pound, fur . . . » 1# l
, .r u ')a l 1 lul' Coffee, S pound c a n . . .
, ', f
Cotree, J pound» for .
. . .
Granges
M r n.e , s ‘ “ df* ,U m
combined, to assume $16,000 of the
nno •' 7 u !” 1,berality
d,X « ,
7 “nd Mr Hen“*a> were )must be incurred to construct tho .T ? 3’000L,ndebtedness which
Here8ranaBairaVolU
the,r n C°nVent’°n SUSP‘«On does not commend itL lf to ^iT ’ wh;le
Ordinary
W ith « , qu r e « o X ' Z ^ tOre “ ’
th ' Nm
’ ® “
Prune., 12 pound, f o r ’. . .
Golden Rod. per sack . .
Feed Rolled Oats, per sack . .
Barley and Wheat, mixed
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city. whose hitherto blameless boast has heL„ < i f sust«">ing
pendence and unaided progress, demand.« a , abso,ute inde-
a n to further her own
' * * t o t l "> « - " « y
sake of argument that the countv ¡ ¿ ¿ » T ? ?d awun»i«f fo r the
Modiord’s claim ,„ the
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b»“" d «» recognise,
J 'h 'P 'v P o s a io f t h e e it y ^ d t i? ? * ? " ™
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Pore White flour, per sacit
«< ■<"■. «as ,
UBt‘ „ " r “ 'visitor that the Bear Creek bridge of the n r e in t
the CMUal
It» uo,he Truth' tor ,he R,«h‘- • « dangerof boggingdown from the traffic
t” any gre#t I
and
T u n fu r U d . and the Right arnvaJ of the P. * R limited o r t h 7 ? . ? casioned by the daily il
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