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Jackson Co.
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u f h .r . t h . a p p t. g a in .d fa m .
(;<)1J> HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1913
NO. 19
TODAY IS INDUSTRIAL FAIR DAY IN GOLD HILL
GALUSHA LANE, HEIR TO
Prize Produce Will Vie With the OKLAHOMA MEN TO ENTER
$ 6 0 ,0 0 0 , IS SUED BY WIFE
VALLEY IN SQUAD OF FIFTY
Splendid Program of Contin
Old Time Gold Hili
“ BIG TIM ’’ SULLIVAN
WILLIAM J. GAYNOR
uous Entertainment
Committee Finishes
]
Mining Man Don’t
Like Lawyers
Tour; Will Report
Favorably
Tralay—Saturday, Scptemlier 20—will I Continued reliearaal and preparation ha*
la- a huay day for tlie citia-na of Gold convinced th«- com m ittee on general en-
llill, who have prepared to play luart to tertainm ent and sport* th at the many
hundred« of out-of-town gneata. Knthu- | ‘Slier feature* of the Fair will glide
SAN FRANCIStX), Sept. I t —To out
aiaam in tlie first Industrial Fair ha* lawn «n<*«thly along to a perfect finish. Rogue
wit hi* wife’* lawyers, Galuaha W. Lane,
W ith grip* and travelling hags cram
m arked since tlie rtrat pouter waa tacked I Biver acrid* a potato polo team ; aome-
an hlaho m ining man, who Hay* h<> is
med by specimens of Bogue River valley
to a telephone pole, and tlie («eraonal a*-, *bere in the valley th«- boyahava nrepar-
worth >»10,000, traw led to Han Francis«*
fruit and produce, three business men of
-urance of score* of exhibitor* guarantcea
accept tlie tug-of-war challenge ia*
all tin* way from Boise. Before Mm. Al
Chelsea, Oklahoma, departed on Friday
a
apleudfd
allowing
of
Valley
product*.
1
sued
by
Gold
Hill,
toteam
aof
one
to
nine
m a I juu * or her eounsel knew h r war in
evening last, after a week’* quiet investi
Not only will the fruit-grower* and m en; iwimmer* are im patient for honor*
thia city l> n r pm a-ulrd himself at tin
g a te i of the agricultural poosibilitiea of
raachers ol the im mediate vicinity rea- in the diving contact; and a small arm y
hom e of hla wife ami their two children,
the Gold Hill district.
of
am
ateur
Olympic*
will
be
here
to
win
pond w ith many exhibit*, h o t th e agri
w hew h r aaya he effected a reconciliation.
They an- coming back, they said, and
cultural and handicraft exhibit* of tlie renown in the vuriona ra«*-s and athletic
W hen the County Clerk'a office waa
not alone. Upon the second trip they
event*.
school children will la- large ami varied,
«(«lied Unlay lame waa waiting at tlie
will be accompanied by upwards of fifty
Many w ill Heine the opportunity to com
owing to th«- additional work of the spec-
door Io gain inform ation concerning an
homeseeker»’ and their families, to pur-
ial atat«- agent* andH npt. Burt A Adama bine pleasure with pcraonal beneflt by
attachm ent Mra. Lane had brought tool)
, chase or locate npon truck and orchard
in creating interest ha-ally and through liating Huperfluoaa property a t the free
tain paym ent ol >2:160 ahe aaya ia due h«-r
land in this city and throughout tlie dis-
auction aali-, where Auctioneer Bil! Hay«*
out th«- rural achiail*.
(or her aupfairt.
( trict. The three were commissioned by
Will
persiuide
undream«*!
ol
pricea
merely
"T here will la> no attachm ent anil tried
In every elaaa the awarda offered an- c , ,, ,
,
neighbor* at home to make the trip and
in
i
«1
,,, .
for the fun of the game,
in thia co u rt,’’ aaiil la n e to Milton Davis,
report upon the district.
liberal, and in addition to generous eon-
i„
,
«. « j .
»
, « cash
,.„ i, for
< . thia
,i ■ puriaa*-, the
, i „ *“ , fhe
after the hundreda of
chief deputy, “ 1 la-al the lawyer to it.
tritio tion* ot
“ We shall tell them ” , «aid Mr. 8. E.
, evening,
.
i
,
,
’
guest*
have
banqueted
upon
baked
Chin-
citiw na of tin- city have donat«al
Thia ianll a iniaiiiidi'rataiidiiig H it h ad
Coghill, unofficial spokesman of the party,
donated m»ny
in*nv I «Mik
.
,
■ ,
, .
y ,u,l> salmon, w ith salads, coffee, ami other
n 't laa-u for lawyer* no anil would have
useful ami handaouic article*aa prem ium s
‘tliat all we have heard of tlie wonder
. pleasurable features to m atch—all served
•ax-n start«*!.”
>
for aiipremucy in certain diviaion*; whole-
ful fertility and possibilities of the Rogue
lam - wanted to have the attachm ent
aalc house* have offered special prem ium s at open-air tables under the bright light
River valley is true. Tliat the diam eter
of a *|**-ial string of incandescent*, as
m-tion diamlaard.
Whet, hi- waa told
through tlie ug m y of local m erchant*;
of the big apples hasn’t been exagerated
|
gill
-at*
of
tlie
city—the
evening
carnival
of
th a t hia wife'a lawyer m ust attend to tliut
Gaynor, late Mayor of by the fraction of an inch. T hat the val-
local bu*ine*e men have contributed gift*
n 1911, by A m e ric a n Hreca A aaoclatloa.
fun will In-on. CaUtlnimpian comedian* New York, who died suddenly a t sea ley can grow corn, as fine as be shown by
la- announced th a t the attorney would
from
their
varied
*t«a-ks;
and
then-
really
"Big T im " Sullivan, New Yo rk Con-
have to do it for nothing, aa he would gresaman, k illed by a street car, «1«-* not ap|*-ar to la- tlie slightest reason will entertain, confetti will drift in col w hile on his w ay to Europe.
I any of the corn states of the east, aud it
ored cloud*,' and a free open-air vaude
pay nothing to a lawyer.
is simply marvelous in every agricultural
w ho le rem ains lay unidentified in a for any exhibitor, witli careful selection, ville program witli musical special* will
R obert c . C raves, an atto rn e y of regard. Lurther, in ease they are inclin
lame and hia wife were ai-fa-rated on New Yo rk morgue for th irte e n days. to doubt hi* or her ability to carry h idk -
hold
tin-
la>unl*
until
tlie
dancing
hour.
M arshfield, has been ordered to ap ed to th in k our enthusiasm is too strong,
<ie|ol«-r I, Rats. Mra. Ia»te txaik tlieir
an award.
-For tli«- dance is the last num ber of the p ear before the s ta te suprem e court
tw o children, Elaic and Helen, and lame
we have «ample fruit* and produce to
C latsk an ie realdnnta have aubicrlb-
I’rond parent* who have learn«*! of tlie program, ami it* sponsors, tlie boy* of
O ctober 17 to show cause why he convince them . Yes, we’ll be back.”
aignud an agreem ent to pay her >50 u ed 4500 tow ard the fund for th e aur- baby *how, curly si rnilital their intention
rnont.i. He paid tin- tio»* month, accord- vey of the ro u te of th e proposed ('«► to make Ila- eugen :ca ik-partinent notable the Gold H ill,concert hand, promise to should not be diabam xl for alleged
During th eir stay in G o ll H ill th .
to the wife’* complaint, hut ahe ha* never turn blit highw ay through Columbia for it* sturdy, chubby-cheeked array of make it the most enjoyable season of tlie ' activ ity in connection w ith deporta party were guest* of George Holcomb, a
day.
Orchestra
music,
fin«-
Moors,
and
tion of J. W. Edgew orth and tw o o th er truck gardener residing w jst of this city,
I ecu able to get any more from him.
county.
infants; and when tlie visitor* arrive the hospitality ol tin- band hoys, combin- I. W. Ws. Ju n e 25.
lame recently inherited a ainii of money ,
and it was in his escort th at they made
many of them will come for the purpose | «*1 witli a pleasant gathering ot folk* from
from the estate of hia father in Han Iter
their unostentatious but thorough invest
of ctf«-<'tiially determ ining th eir young all tin county, will make it an assured
rutrdiuo County. Thi* money, he any«, '
igation of tlie locality. Letters of Mr.
ster’» statu* us a scientifically perfect «ncei-gs.
h e low “ put l*-yoinl the reach of the I* -I
Holcomb to his brother, Rev. H. H. H ol
baby. Tin- eugen i«-* «li-partim-iit «a-eupi«-»
Gold Hill ha* no doubt* about the ver-
lawyer* in the w orld.’’
• tin- office of th.- Myers liuilding on Front
comb, of tlie Chelsea M. E. church, land
Hi* other iuten-ala, he aay*, he Ini* re- I Rural *«-hiai| uio«t p-’in t-............. B a iu n r stns-t, ami i* litre«! with convt-niemx-s fo r' ( diet you will render on today's entertain-
ing the country aud climate, were the
BEST
PIE
C
E
OF
FI
RX1TCRE
If.ami ill l ily achia i* scoring moat
m ent. It will be instructive—it will help
celllly *o|d. Tlieiigli lie ia willing to net
First
Camp-chair, F rank Burnett original cause of the delegation desiring
It is in charge of
point*
........
T rophy cup tin- little ones.
,.a ,
a spec- tin-com m unity and tla< valley forward—
H«**in«J. . . Fisitstonl, J. N. Fountain to he shown.
tle with Mra. laute, lie say*, not a cent of
ailly nuahlied eommitt.*- of judges, in- it will be • GOOD TIM E.
T h ir d ......................................... ribbon
D on’t forgot
hl* money will go to any lawyer.
At- Portland, w here they remain«*! for
eluding N. C. Maris, state field worker
I 1EI.I) ( m i x —III our*
B F ir s t..........F«xit*»no'.. J N. Fountain
the la it, a ’iyhow!
several day«, local real estate boomers a t
First oris«-...............................
H«*-.iii.i
Tool-box, M. D. Bowers
Hi*-o|id prize...................
Third .......................................... ribbon tem pted to dissuade them from travelling
. .50
ORDER OE THE D A Y ’S EVENTS:
G uiushaW . i.am- is well known in Gold
T liinl p rise.........................
j farther south, and attacked the Rogue
.
rihlani
Hill and southern Oregon, where In- op
BEST T R IO O F CHICKENS
First pria-
............................ . . l.oo
A First. .1 0 0 lb*, wheat. H. C. Ra«*iel River valley in anvil choras. But the
erated form ally year* as a m ining pro
H«*-omi p rize.......................
10:00 School Children’s Parade -
.50
-
Combined
Schools
S*-«>n<l.................................................50 Oklahoma men «-ompleted the trip as
moter, n-sidiug in tills city. Tin- lames
Tlilrd ................
. ribbon
Third
..........................................ribbon planned, and were unanimous in d e d ar
11:00
li ft Gold Hill ton year* ago.
School Athletic Contests -
Combined Schools
I t ' 'ORN—111 ears
B F irst............................................... 1.00 ing they were glad to have dane so. Im
A First
a|* juice, M. H. Jt bn*. >n
Selection by Gold Hill Band
S«-ix>nd............................
.50 mediately upon their arrival home the
.lid
50
T h ird ........................
ribbon campaign for the exodns to tills section
12:00
Intermission for Dinner
Tliinl ....................................... ribbon
will be institut.-d.
BEST PIG
....................... H at, Earn*. A Co. j
1:00
Baseball
Game
A F irst..................W atch. W . W. Truax
School Teams
J**’0"'« - ...............................................
S«s-ond.............................
50
T h ir d ........................................ ribbon
T h ird ............................................ ribbon
(ADI LI ATHLETIC EVENTS—15 years or over:)
SW EET CORN—10 eura
B F i t « ................................................. i.oo
E itrt.........................................
1.00
By *|**'iiil arrangem ent witli varioii*
S e c o n d ................................................. 50
2:00 Egg R a c e .............................................. prize $2.00
Second ..................................
5o
T h in ! ............................................ ribbon
wholesale hoiisi-H, tlie m ercantile firm of
Egga «pat**l 10 feet on 00 font line; gathered in »pool, one at a time
T hird .......................................... riblain
lainee A Company arc enabled to add to
BREAD
and n-turned to goal basket. W inner to linisli first witli
F irst.............................................. , oo
A First
till- list ol award* wliicli will I*' pn-seuted
2 sacks flour, H . C. Raedel
H ncond..................................................an
moat, unbm ken eggs
M itb the ground cleared for operations
Second, . .Tennis shoes, Lance ACo.
T hird ........................................... rihlmn
to contributing exhibitors t.alay, at i I h '
2:20 Mounted Potato Race
-
-
-
- “ 6.00
Third ..............Book, M. D. Bowers upon the arrival of the dredging mach
first annual Induatrial Fair, the following
POTATOES—10
inery, the great gold-liearing bar at Dow-
Teams of two riders each ; 200 foot course from goal liarn-1 to potato
B I TTER—2 lh*.
First
Fishing rial, D. II. Miller
substantial prem ium s:
den’s Falls, three mile* up-river, awaits
basket;
6-foot
bamboo
epeare
fam
ished;
head
or
laaly
blows
Meooml..................................................
50
A
F
irst.................................................
1.00
For tlie I«'*t loaf of bn-.ul made from
Third ...................................... . .rililion
on linrac or rider disqualifies offending team ; 10 m in-
Second..........can coffee, Lance A Co. the experim ent th a t will determine th«'
Fialier Blend Flour, the Fi«lior Flour
Eirat
.. 1.00
T h ird .. Si dot. butter dishes, Merritt future of the m ining dredge industry up
play fur most potato«*.
Mill* Onmpnny, of Heattle, will give
Second . . . -Jack-knife, D. I. Miller
A Co.
on this section of Rogue river.
through I-anceA Company, a* n premium
Selection
by
Gold
Hill
Band
T liin l
.. rildion
JE L L IE S —4 varieties
Stockholder* of the company, which
— loo |aiiinda of Fialier Blend Flour.
W A TER MEEON
2:45 Sack R a c e .............................................. «
F irst.............................................. 1.00
2.00
has
secured by option, purchase and lo
For tlie l«.*l loaf of bread made from
F W ............................................... 1.00
Second
perfume, M. B Bower* cation, tlie right to work the big bar, are
10O foot fours«-; gunny sacks fam ished.
S eco n d ................................................. 50
Crown Flour, tin- Balfnur-Gutherie Mill
T h ir d ...........................................ribbon
' b i n i ............................................ ribbon
3:00 Firemen’s R a c e .....................................«
5 00
B First I «lot. jelly glass»-*. M erritt A Co confident tliat the operation will pay from
ing Company, of Portland, will give
E irat................................................. 1.00
Second W ater pitcher, M erritt A Co the first scoop of the dredge, and have
through their Hgenta, laun-e A Company,
100 yard dash; two fully equipped hose team*.
H e iliin i. .
Base lu ll, H. D. Reed
T h ird ........................................... ribbon the comforting result* of an extensive
n* a premium loo pounds Crown Flour.
i Idl'd . .
rilliäni
3:30 Linemen’s Pole-Hiking Contest
prospect of the liar to sustain their belief.
- “
5.00
CANNED FRUIT—4 varieties
For tlie l«.*t lioiui'-madc candy, «'ream
MI HK M El,t »N
foot pole n-gulation spurs; up pnl.-, over cross-arin, desceml sticking
A F irst.............'................................... 1.00 Repeated tests have shown the property
«.i I'inaolati', the Pacific Coast Hyrnp
First . . . ....................................... 1,00
Sec«mi i ........................
50 to yield well over a large area, and 140
spurs in nut less th an four tinn-s.
C om pany, of Portland, will give through
Hceoiiil ............................................. 50
T h ird .......................................... ribbon acre* comprises tlie ground to be worked.
Tliinl
l.ani-e A Company, a* first p rize- l gal
4:00 Greased Pig Capture
-
-
.
.
.....................................I^lilmll
4.00
I! F irst',..............100 calling card», News W ith the holilingsto be worked is includ
First
lon i ' uii T a i iarden Syrup, 2nd priz. ’»
1.00
Fn-e-fnr-nll ; giving pig 10 f,mt handicap.
S - e o n d ................................................ 50
ed he greater portion of the well-known
H
ecoinl
.........................................
.50
gallon Tea Garden Syrup.
T h ir d ......................................... riblion
Selection
by
Gold
Hill
Band
Tliinl ...........
Lyman orchard, which, though famous
rililmn
Best «mined display, 4 varieties of fruit*
BEST HAND M ADE GARMENT plain for the excellence ami yield of its fruit,
sqC
A
S
H
4:30
T
u
g
-o
f-W
a
r..............................................
an d vegetable* put tip" in Economy Jars,
5.00
A F ir s t... .G oldnugget, M. S. Johnson tlie argonauts believed infinitely more
l- ir - t . ........................................... 1.00
M’adliam A Kerr Bros., ol P.i-iland, will
S 'c o tu l................................................. 50
Gold Hill vs. any t«-ani, I to 0 m en; rules t«> la- d«*-i<lc«l before first
Second ••• .........................................50
Third ...........................................ribbon valuable as dredging ground, and were
give as a pi-eininin, through la n c e A
pull ; 2 pulls out of 3.
Third ......................................... riblain
B F irst.................................................. 1.00 content to pay a round figure for.
Coliipuny— 1 dozen Economy Jars.
First. . I’ocket knife, M. I) Bower*
4:45 Diving Contest, G feet height
Tlie dredge, which will be of the d ry
S«**ind ........................Box stationery
3.00
Ealley box of peaclie* diaplaved at tlie
***•111111 ........ ......................
.50
T
h
ird
.............................................ribbon
Stauding
dive.
1
1
feet
high;
each
contestant
m
aking;:
shallow
dives;
land
type, operate 1 from a car npon track
Third
.............................. rilitwm
fair. I*’. I*' Haradoii A Hons, of Portland,
judged on entrain*-, depth, a.id gracefullness.
DARN I NG or MEN DI N t«—best spec'tn’n age, is an innovation among dredgers,
PCM PKIN
will give as a tin mitiiii through l.nnee A j
A F irst................................................ 1.00 and its employment upon tlie Gold Hill
'r« l. . . ...........................................$1.00
Gompali) --foiu :.’5e pu k ige* of Huprein.
5:00 Auction Sale
-
Property sold without charge
H«*-on«l........................................... .50
Second
pr«.j«*-t will be watched with great inter-
................................................
..
Sodas.
T h ird .............................................ribbon
Third ..................................... rililmn
Selection by Gold Hill Band
st l>y mining men. Advices to A. E.
Choice box of apples di-play« d nt tin
B First .............................................. 1.00
Eirat .
Rexall Watch. M. 1). Bower*
Bamber, representing tlie active manage
S«*'ond................................................ .
6:30
Open-air
baked
Salmon
S
upper-served
free
fai'-, the Mi ill lid I uoei'r, C .in p m y , of
Second.
Hus|* nileis, Enina- A ( 'o
T h ird .......................................... riblion m ent of tin- company in this «ity, are t«>
Tliinl ....................................... rihlmii
Medford, will give i* ii premium through
7:30 Calithumpian Street Parade and Confetti Carnival
BEST
COLEEtTION HOME C R O W N the effect tliat the m achinery will have
L in e «A Company— I I irge i-a»i Royal
ONIONS—10
Gil W ild ) FLOWERH
been completed, tested and in r. adiness to
8:00 Band-stand Concert—Vocal and Instrmental
First .
Chili coll'«*«.
......................................... $1.00
A F irst. . . . Box stationery, H. I). R«**i »hip within tin- comingm< nth. Contrai l
Second
.................................................
The all ive award« are now on i xliil it- i
8:30 Grand Ball - - Auspices Gold Hill Concert Band
H«*-ond.Goldsti>ne charm , M cFarren for the con»truction of th. «Ir««lg. ¡* uaili
Tlilrd . ....................................... riblain
i 'll at tlie st . of I. ne ■ A C cnpaliy, and
T h ird ............................... «..........ribbon a Tacoma firm, while th«. «-. ncentrator
F irst.. . . IOOII.S. Seeds, H. C. Raeilel
w II lie iw iriled tl.i* afiem mu by a ci ni
B First...........Box candy. G. It. T urner will be built a t H«.|itt|.-. Tl><cost of thti
Second ...............................................«>!
S econd..................................................in
ne tie ,f eoinpeleut jtidgea.
Tliinl
..................................... rillinm I
i i ’i f l ............................................riblain
(C ontinued on local page)
School Lair Awards
Special Awards by
Wholesale Houses
School Fair Awards
Dredge Will Soon
be Shipped to City