Gold Hill news., October 19, 1912, Image 3

Thom«« A. Rucker and wife arrived on
Saturday allernooii last from F ort Jones,
Calforniu, and are s|s'm ling son«' tin»' as
D o n 't overlook lile bankrupt aale ul giu'sts of Mrs. Bueker's parents, Mr. ami
Mrs D. Horn, In this city. Mr. Itueker,
Myers'.
formerly
a Gold H ill l»>y, is now employed
II W u lw rto n , ul Riverside, wu« I ii
upon a large dredging project at Ft. Jones,
Gold H ill Wedmtsday,
ami re|«>rts that Joe Isaits, also w ill
H. II M iller in rapidly convalescing
reinemlsired In this city as u former
(nu il Ili« lì'l'l'lll M r l< MIM illlK MM
resident, is employed Upon til*'W ork.
P ro f Il ( i Harding transacted lumi*
Peter Schamhurg, of Gkland, Calif .,
ih w nt Mi llio n ! on Sat onlay lust
n'turned to that city Wednesday, t a l l e r
Local News Notes
I
l i W l in in ' hik I m iii Floyd, o l Med­ having «|s nt the past w o k In tlw vicin­
ity of (m id H ill lis ik in g over various
ford. mi re v U iio rn In Hold H ill Sunday
.1. II Messier lin in ' down from (nun ranching priqs-rties w ith a view t linvest |
M e d fo rd M o n d a y a n d
lr i( iile r n iz e i|
w ith
im ut
i
Our customers are particu­
lar people :: But, with all
this, we hold our goods at
popular prices - that’s busi­
ness — for quality and price
together are hard to beat....
M r. S c h a u m b u rg Is c x |s ri'tc i| l o |
shortly return to assume charge of a pro ,
l»>rty in ig n is Valley, negotiations fo r i
Ja n a - I ’ \ve ry, ol Hie Argus lortT,
Ila purchuse of which are now under
came u p (ru in R ogiu- River on Tlinmday
way.
and a—i»h'd llio News gang in llm weekly
I sm II c D u ffie ld w a - su m m o n e d to b i
Hpu-in
F o u r O liver ty|«'W'ritera for Halo, pruc- home in th i* city on Monday I*) tin 1 r* *
ilra lly a - ifiaid n i in «
Price, (60.no ions ilh ie — of hi- mother, lb* n loained j
each
lin |iilii' of ihm I iiiii '- ii r John Ham u n til the following evening when be r*
turned to Itid lib ill, C alif,, to lo iin ii h i-]
n x r ly
run U- pa-.-* ogi'i' blakeman between th a t
io urge W liiin n , of Ashland, republi­
city and Klam ath Falls. Mrs. H u llii lit
can nominee for com ity judge, met old
has Iss'ii (ailing (or some mom» pa t.
( rii'iiil- and greeted new ones in tliia city
and although her condition is extremely
on Tuesday.
critical Iw r recovery is not ili-spairisl of,
Have Vvery, form erly of the local de,sit and at the present tim ivu ii improvement
force Ian now regular aliitio ii agential Is said to I»' uotioublc.
Tolo, visited w ith friend- In thia city on
A lite rary -o iie iy, comprising the twen­
Sunday.
ty-six higli selasil pupils was organized
Mrs Maud Stickle and George Iverson on Wednesday afternoon, and u constitu­
Wen' I im m I deli galea Io tlie Sunday aehiail tion Mild by laws adopted. Ollie* rs were
eonv iilio ii which uu-t at Aahland Thura- plaivd in nom ination, ami the fat*' of the
day and Friday.
res|a*ctive candidate* w ill bo determined at
(rli'iiila in Ibis
lly.
Mra ' ay tin a r, president of tlie Kehe-
kah iiaM'iulily of Oregon, was tbe guest of
the local bulge at a a | a-rial meetingcalled
oh Saturday evening laat.
Q u a l i f y is o u r first c o n sid e ra tio n
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1
M erritt &, C o m p a n y
J
the election which w ill la* held next Tues­
day afternoon. Tlie projected work of
until today there are 38 measure, to be '
Candidate for County Clerk
the ma'icty w ill cnilssly debut*--, musii
voted upon, and official pamphlet con­
public s|M'ukiug, essays, discussions of
taining over 250 pages for the voters i
M ra Mae Avery, of ltogue River, la ut good literature, etc., am i should prove to
of Oregon to grope through in order to
pri-a nt in u lti ndanei' ii|am the younger lie fo.il* a benefit and a pleasure to the
arrive at anything like an intelligent !
Mine Adam», win«« advent waa ehronie- mcmls'rs enrolled.
eondluaion in regard to the proposed 1
led in the previous inane of the News
Prof. Isaac's l*s-al bevy of sweet sing­
meaiures.
Proprietors
Must* r Floyd H ailing n'turned on Sun- ers met in their tlrst tuneful araeuibly as
What percentage of the vot»rs will
da) evening from H o riih n a ili, California, a I'luss on Monday evening. The class is
take the trouble to give these 38 meas­
Rigs for all occasions
where lie uua for several days the guest coin|s»«'d of twenty-six members, undis
ures the requisite time and attention in
Good horses and drivers that know the roads
of Ida uncle, b - lio Hurling, and fam ily. enlisted for a three mouths course of mus­
order to vote intelligently thereon 7
Fauatccl electric Irena, the most opto- ical instruction, l«>th instrum ental and
And yet, it is the bounden d” ty of ev-
We make no specialty of any class of trade
dale iron on the m arket, fully guaranteed Vocal. The course comprises twelve les­
! erv voter to do so. because of this con­
sons,
ami
w
ill
be
w
id
e
r
the
personal
d
i­
for ten y* lira
Accept no alihatitntea.
glomerate mass there may be import­
Order one now from It T. ( ’nine, agent. rection of Professor Isaac, wins«* succeaa
ant measures affecting vitally all the
with sim ilar organizations elsewhere in
people of i he state. A large majority
M r-
John Hanuocraly returned on
ill*' county justifies mu* It hopeful ex|sct-
of these 38 measures are ordinary mat
Tnei'day fn m Grant« Puss where alie haa
ations for the local warblere.
A class in
ters of legislation which should have
viaited for tin paai week.
Master Hale
elocution w ill be organized as anon us a
(ADVERTISEMENT)
gone to the legislature where members
nim iiu e d for an indefinite visit w ith
sufficient number of entrants have been
bers elected by all of the people are
(■ m in im a Mi W illiama.
,
secured.
paid for the purpose of passing upon
Colonel FrioiR I.. ToiiVelle, democratic
Bearing the slogan, “ Voteafor W omen”
tbe merits or demerits of such meas­
nominee for county Judge, and J. A. Went-
W.
H.
Miller
the feminine campaigner» of •» * Medford
ures,
and who are at least supposed to
te rlu in i, candidate for reelection a- repre-
Equal Suffrage league descended upon To tuk V otxks o r J ackson C oi n ty :
be competent to render an intelligent
Nightly on the streets of Portland loud-mouthed agi­
«•ntativc, were interviewing voters in
Gobi H ill in several auto loads Thursday
| decision thereon. And yet we cannot
Gold H ill and vicin ity Wednesday.
Gentlemen, the time is drawing near
tators blaspheme the name of the Lord and curse the Star
and distributed < um|aiign literature ami
expect any change in the number of
The ¡a rsons who atole--or borrowed-- smiles among the slightly awed and win n yon « ili I«' railed upon to use your
measures on the ballot so long as we
Spangled
Banner. They are reaching out into the smaller
t wo dozen jars of enlined fru it from the wholly docile voters of tlie baliw ick. beat judgment in selecting from among
have an unbridled and unprotected ini­
I io iii «* of E li Baker one Sunday rc iv h lly , T hi' |w rty were enroute to Bogue Biver your citizens, competent p rsotu to till the
communities and it may be your turn next to contend with
tiative law that allows every paid prop­
w ill confer a favor upon the owner by ut where they w* re entertainisl at lunclieoii various offices of tlw county. In this I
agandist, every faddist and fanatic
them. Read and Vote No. 370-in Voters’ Phamphlet
least n turning lla 'c m p ty jars.— K ll Baker by tbe tallies of that city. Memla rs of take ph usure in offering myaelf a« tlu 1
who may be able to raise the price
IhiiiiK
T
atic
candidate
for
the
office
of
John llam m ersly departed on Thursday tlie party wen , Mrs. A B. Shuster, Miss
with which to hire an army of profes­
in "oinpany w ith Charley Young and <daily's Ib anl, Mrs. .1. F. Beildy, Miss County Clerk.
sional petition circulators to go forth
In
asking
tlu'
isnple
of
this
county
to
several other Medford s|sir|s|nell, tile June Kurhart, Mrs. Heard, Mrs. S-liel-
and solicit signatures to a petition at
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o h je c iiv , p o in t of the party Is in g G allo- fllin, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. McCallum, honor me w ill* this position I come not so much per name.
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V.
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c ric k . in Jnw phinc county. T lw y w ill Mrs. B usm 'H, Miss Newman, Mrs. Sar­ to you as a stranger, lint as a Native Sm ,
High salaried agitators are constantly assaulting ano
having spent 'th e greater portion of my i What is there to prevent special in­
Is ' a b o u t a ls m t a w ie k or ten days.
geant, and Mra Hoon.
terests from initiating measures con­
past lib- among you whom I am now
maiming the honest laboring men of Portland who are
Fred Huy, general claim agent of tin
taining jokers that if let pass may work
asking to serve.
Southern I'm itie, mid 1*. K. Kelly, aji
untold
injustice
to
the
people
of
Ore­
unwilling to divide their earnings with thase leaches on
My lib- record is open before yqu for
Sams Valley
■ ini am nt, wete in this city on Saturday
gon ? W ill the electorate of Or'gon
investigation. 1 liuve no excuse« t*i make,
the
decent labor elem ent Read and vote No. 368 and
Pn«f. George Briaco delivered a tine
last in attendance at tin inquest of A ln li-
no favors to extend, except courteous ! lake the time and trouble to study this
reae Marshall, the cian|iany carpenter lecture on the auhject “ Graded Hchoola,"
prohibit boycotting Qnd picketing. Your son is not safe
treatment alike to you people from ail official pamphlet sufficisntly to select
killed Iiy train 1-1 on the evening of tin at G ardncr'a H all in Sam« Valley, laat
parts of tbe county. No proiniacs to the good measures from the vicious
in Portland if he refused to support these crime instigators.
I7lh.
Sat unlay evening. The hull wa« filled
make otbi r tlia n if elected, I w ill give my o n e s-th e wheat from the chaff, to to
Senator Jonathan Bourne, J r., haa for w ith an appreciative atidlenee. Prof. H. I.Tsonal tim e and attention to the duties speak, and pass favorably on the good
distribution a ntim ls r of liulletina issued laauc and hia daaa furniahed the muaic. of tlie office, and w ill put forth my l.'s t ones and reject the bad ones 7 We say
by the Bureau of Mim s and of particular "D im p le ” W illiaaia aung a aolo anil the efforts to see that tlie office is conducted no, and to substantiate our claim we
interest to munugera of power plant«, elaaa rang tlx* chorua. Prof. Brian) gave according to law and the liest of my need only call attention to the fact
that you may go forth today— Iasi
coal mines, metal mines, nr quarries, amt a giaal outline how to better « c I kni I con- ab ility.
(ADVERTISEMENT)
than a month before election, and con­
he w ill la- glad upon application to send diliona in country diatrict and encouraged
Respect fu lly Yours,
the
people
to
hold
up
the
atondanl
aa
sult 10 business and professional men
a copy to uny person interested therein
W. H . M il ij m .
high ua poaaible by giving the laiy ami ( P a id A d v t.)
whose business and professional train­
“ Idulio Beauties,*’ J. F. Brown very
g irl auch almlica aa w ill make them uaeful
ing has taught them to look carefully
appropriately terms the splendid variety
in life. The people of the valley w ill Majority Rule Amendment into important matters before render­
of large |a'ar grown upon hia ranch south
(A D V E R T IS E M E N T )
aoon ilo all in the ir power to practiw
ing a decision thereon, and ask
of town the past season. Specimens
what waa preadicd.
Among th» thirty-eight measures, them if they
have
looked care­
brought to town by the proprietor weigh­
The muaic elaaa here took an exam in­ which will appear oti the official ballot fully into the 38 measures proposed and
ed 1 ', pounds apicie and are of very fine
ation laat Saturday. Nine out of eighteen to be voted on by the electorate of O r­ if they have read the 2(0 pages of the
apisuranee ami superior flavor.
Why should a woman be bom, educated, married, di­
received 100 In the ir work
O tlier marka egon at the coining election on Novem­ official pamphlet. We make the state­
Another big cut in price« at the Gold
ranged from 78 to 1»*^. Three paper» ber 6th, *>111 be the M ajority Rule ment without fear of successful contra­
vorced
and buried under laws made exclusively by men.
H ill Furniture Store. China, granite
were sent to Chicago to aome of the beat amendment. This is an amendment to diction, that at leas' seven out of the
earthen, glass and silverware at one-half
teacher» for th e ir judgm ent, the rem it the constitution of the State of Oregon ten «rill admit they have not read the
price. Tents, wagon covers, widl paper,
The right to govern is conferred by the governed and
of which w ill lie puhliahnl later.
so as to require a majority of all elec­ pamphlet at all, and if to have only
and one lot small ruga, at *25 percen off
the governed are not exclusively males, the governed are
tors voting at any election to adopt given it a superficial glance I f such
The
Antioch
elaaa
w
ill
take
exam
ina­
Gome and investigate. Big money aav-
constitutional amendment and pi ss in­ be the case with the man who ia sup­
men and women, for women are responsible before the law.
Ing opportunity on every thin g in tlie tion next week. The teacher ia much
itiative measures.
posed to give these matters close at­
plcaacd
w
ith
the
work.
atore.
This measure is proposed for the ex­ tention, what can be expected of the
Why, if we desire to be just and fair, should we not
Ned Potter, Charley Kell, Howard Betts
press purpose of preserving the initia­ busy mechanic and la oring man whose
S. I I. McClendon, and Ralph Hurling,
allow the women to exercise what shonld be an equal
tive law for the people of Oregon by attention is centered in other directions
were local figh t fans who attended the
Q U E E N S ON W O M A N ’S
preventing its over-use by its friends, and whose environment is all along
right
with man.
Anderson-O'Brien m ix at Medford Wed­
SPHERE.
and by preventing its «l ure and possi other lines7
nesday evening. The fight was a ten
bly its repeal by its enemies.
The remedy suggested at the present
Being gentle and good seetna
round cyclone w ith the decision to Bud
I t scarcely admits of argument that moment by some of the most promi­
to me the loftleat ambition a wo­
Anderson, and the Gold H ill laiyu an*
man ahould pnaaeKa. No reward
the In itiate e Law as originally intended nent newspapers of the state is, “ Vote
unanimous in declaring it to have I cel*
of wealth or state van equal the
by its sponsors, is a moat worthy meas­ No on all measures unless you aie
one of the greatest machos ever.
In the
autlafactlon felt In performing a
ure,
But we find it today "working sure.” Not having studied the merits
prelim inary, Bud's younger brother wal­
Kindly* act. I t la a tendency of
overtime” in Oregon. We findit bei g o f the 38 measures, how can the voter
woman'a untore to he too harsh
loped a friend for a fast six rounds, also
grossly abused and perverted—turned ti- su-e? I f he votas "N o ” on all or
III Judgment, too imperious In
gaining the decision. Altogether it was
from the purpose for which it was or­ most all the m isures and all are c«|H«h interests to the detriment ot the difficulty a t all in getting a majority to
«'iimmauils.
The
exchange
for
a great evening for the Anderson«.
iginally intended, namely, t> be a turned do«wi. how about the one, two kr-pHier number of the people of the vote in faver of it.
tills of kindllnesn and gentleness
The new s lid and concrete bridge at
pcwertui weapon in the hands of the or fierhaps thre • or four meritorious Stale.
Take the time and p*ins to look into
surely ought to make the world
the Pacific highway crossing on Sardine
people with which to get important ai.d measures tor which there is a genuine
The Majority Rule amendment will tha Majority Rule amendment and i f
lietter.—Margherita, Queen Dow­
creek, west of this city, was opened to
necessary legislation a lte r the same need or demand by the people? Are do this by driving all ordinary meas­ you do you will yote for it and preserve
ager of Italy,
tratlie by contractor E. G. 1‘erlntm on
has been neglected or refused by the they to meet (he same ¡'ate as (he ures of legisl tion into the legislature the initiative law for the people of O r­
Secure a home and be able to
Monday of this w ick. Some little work
State Legislature.
Governor Wood- dozens of ordinary measures which where they belong, and by driving the egon.
manage It.
Be to the home
remains to I«' done in completing the
row Wilson says: I t is to be regarded should have gone to the legislature in selfish and pernicious measures into ob­
what her husband Is to his busi
(Ills for the approaches, but the handsome
as ” a gun behind the door” —to he used the first place, ot the vicious, or fanat­ livion where they, also, belong.
ness affairs, n director and an
new structure over the erts'k w ith the un­
only when the people’s representatives ic measures which should be turned
The majority Rule amendment, if
authority. I believe a woman
lovely name is now caring for the traffics
fail to represent them
down with a vengeanc. 7
pasted, wili reduce the number of
ought to bear children. A home
which for the last m onth has Isen com­
A fte r its eight years of use and
I f we ate to preserve the 'nitiative measures on the bal'ot to a sane basis
without children is not complete.
Yes
X
I Vote 322
pelled to cross the river ut Rock Point
abuse we find that it is fast pushing law for the people of Oregon, both by giving notice to all that a moasure,
—Alexandra. Queen Dowager of
bridge, taking the ( ¡alls creek road to
the legislature into a subordinate and present and future, we m uit protect it in order to stand a chance of passiug,
England
No
323
and from this city. The former bridge
secondary plac»
Beginning with a by surrounding it with a safeguard must have real merit and that there
was of wiHiden construction and had done
few measures and a romparatively which will prevent its misuse and abuse muat be an actual demand for the
service for fifty years.
Bette rtaketheNews.
M A JO R IT Y R U L E LINGUE
small official pamphlet, it has grown Dy those who would use it to further same, in which case there will be no1 ,
r
Gold Hill Livery
Darling & Hodges
A ll Get th e Best
Old Glory or the Red Rag
Assaulting the Dignity of Labor
WTiy Should a Woman?
Vote X 300 on the Ballot