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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1913)
V 57? e G o l d H i l l N e WS Overdrafts = « Sr<ure<l* Lnxtcurvd I ; B M. I . At Milking lam- .'(B U S H E D ■ - EVERY SATURDAY AT GOLD HILI,, JACKSON COUNTY, -.!-.-s.- OREGON, BY s a s t • ■ B en H. Lam pm an Kntervd at the Gold Hill poetottìee tor transmission thm ugli the mails i second-elai» m atter SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1913 SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER ANNUM IN FAIR DAY SHOULD BE PERMANENT ADVANCE S p e c ia l B a rg a in s « In iJn> fog of my corn-cob when even ing grows dim, as I go for the cattle, I summon back J im ; ami (he smoke that drifts out through the shadows of night is light as our Jim m y 's young low -hair was light, and I listen atntely half hoping to hear the tune th at he whistled full shrill on my t>ar, and I glance o 'er my shoulder as though his light laugh proceeded the l>atter of feel on the o ath —the palter of liare-ftsgcd ha-l, and the gits* of Jim and I his collie dcset tiding on me. Thole's a , calf th at was his—she's grandm other now to many a study old Holstein and cow —slie s si'en h er best days, lint when ev ening grows dim I fancy she’s wailing to i welcome back'Jim ; for site lows at the gale when its time for the stars—and tla> | old man is lonely who lets down the liars. I There are thoughts that a gaB'er will n-U the to his God, when the breath of the evening is over the sod, th at a man wouldn' t even adm it to his wUr— that art* twistisl and spun in the woof of his life, that nestle so close to the nsits of his heart th at one nor the other are neither a;iart—so nobody knows that when even I ¡ng grows dim, as I go for the cattle, 1 in going with Jim . Now a woman may ) treasure her trinkets or curls, hut a man | must be gruff, though his heart is a girl’»; and there's times when the smoke never | tasted so sweet, th at he hea s on the cow- path th e paltered feet the patter of little , brown feet, ami the slirid eerie whistle that rings in his old ears still; and he fancies—forgive him—when event ng grows j dim , that the soft-eyed old Holstein is J lowing for Jim . L A N C E ®. CO.’S d u r in g T h e BIG IN D U ST R IA L F A IR SAT., SEPT. 2 0 Do not fail to come and spend th e day in DAY is a big day in Gold Hill. In the strictest sense of the word it will not be expected to outrival the San Francisco exposition, but it is a great day in the sense that it means awakening of Gold Hill as a city to the encouragement of better produce, grains, and fruits. Each city should display an interest in its district, a willing ness to exhibt its resources and to the out?r world; an interest that will always bring increased prosperity in new settlers, bona fide real estate investment, and a sense of satisfaction with its share in the general upbuilding of the district The object and intent of the first Gold Hill Industrial Fair is of this nature. It is designed to bring a clearer realization of the great capability of Rogue River Valley soil and sunshine. It is intended to strengthen the bond of cooperation that should exist between rancher and business man—a species of union that will bring unfailing success to each if persevered in. Locally wt realize, in unheeding fashion, the possibilities of the district; but a concerted action to call to these possibilities a Six persona were Injured, one prob-I wider attention has never before been attempted with any show ably fatally. In a runaway near Wa- i conda. A party of 20 was going to ' of sp irit An unbounded belief in the future of the Valley is a a hopyard when the horse» became1 predominating characteristic of its citizens—but faith without j frightened at a dog and ran away. deeds is of little merit in the workaday scheme of things. Were In a proclamation Issued by Cover-1 nor West the chief executive of the J a merchant to hide his stock in the dim interior of a back-room state officially placed hla approval on j and slumber until a customer straggled in to awaken him, he the Made-ln-Oregon day movement, would be somnolent most of the time. The parable applies to and officially proclaimed Monday a s ' that important day. towns that slumber on the threshold of opportunity. Ears of coni 12 to 14 inches long, The Gold Hill Industrial Fair should become a permanent completely filled with Juicy kernels, | yearly feature. It should receive the willing and unsolicited testify as to the efficiency of dry ! farming In Malheur county. O. B. support of every rancher who would see his acres rise in value, Johnson, a farmer of Bully creek, of every business man who believes that the general prosperity brought samples of the corn to Vale. will include him. The’fellow who does not believe, who The Port of Portland commission refuses to assist his fellow citizens of the valley in their en has offered to the government nearly half a million dollars in aid of work deavor to achieve better things, in any city or community, is on the north jetty at the mouth of more to be pitied than censured. He is the human misfit who the Columbia river. It was the first unit of a program designed to cut the attempts progress by stepping upon his own fe e t time necessary to completion of the Gold Hill has no apologies to offer for its first Industrial jetty from six to three years, and to Fair. The city is certain that its guests will pass the day in realize within a year such benefits to bar channel deepening as will permit structively and pleasantly. The real growth and benefit of the free entrance to the larger vessels of institution rests in its continuance—and that is “up to” all of us. the Panama canal fleets. r Twenty or more cities and towns The state legislative committee are preparing to vote this fall on the Brief News of the Week named to Investigate the power possi question of abolishing the saloons un The last lap has been reached In the bilities of Five Mile rapids of the der the home rule amendment. Places construction of the Panama canal, and Columbia river will meet in Portland where the “drys” are going to endeav ■mall vessels are expected to use the soon to consider the proposition. or to wrest the control from the big ditch by October 10. The first passenger train to be run "wets" include Salem, The Dalles, A score of men were burned, six over the new Eugene-Coos Bay rail Oregon City, Springfield, Joseph, seriously, in a series of explosions road was an excursion from .Eugene Heppner, Echo, Monument, Sutherlin, that shattered the walls of the Clover to Noti Sunday, in celebration of the Gresham, Hillsboro, Marshfield, Ban Leaf Milling company's plant at Buf arrival of the road to Noti. don, Rainier, Harrisburg, Glendale, falo. Orange, N. J., and his recovery from Dufur, Newport and Falls City. In a fight between United States hiB Indisposition is expected to follow The work of reforesting from 4000 soldiers and Mexican smugglers at with proper care and rest. to 500 acres of denuded mountain Carrizo Springs, Texas, one Mexican Manuel de Zamacona, former Mexi slopes in Oregon and Washington Is was killed, six Mexicans wounded and can ambassador to the United States, about to be undertaken by the United 14 captured. has arrived in this country ostensibly States forest service. Both the direct During the past six years there has on private business, although it has seeding method, in which the tree been a steady Increase in the scale been rumored that he is here as a seed is planted In spots, and the plant of wages paid American workingmen, special representative of Huerta. ing of nursery ;rown trees will be according to the report of the depart- The duke of Roxburghe declares employed, and something over 3000 men of labor of the United States. that hls wife, who was 'Miss May pounds of seed and 800,000 plants will A bill appropriating *300,000 to pur Goelet of New York, gave birth to a be used. chase a legation building In Washing son because she ate no sugar for four Co-operation between the stata gov ton was passed by the Argentine months, on advice of a specialist, who ernments of Oregon and Washington chamber of deputies. The senate al said if his instructions were followed and the war and interior departments ready had passed the bill. the baby would be a boy of the federal government will be The Pullman company has been call President Wilson sat in a grove of sought by the committee created by ed on the carpet by the California pine trees at Meriden, N. H., and saw the Oregon legislature to determine railroad commission, which issued an his youngest daughter. Miss Eleanor the feasibility of, and to outline plans order to the company to appear No play the star role in a pastoral masque for, the construction of a publicly- vember 19 and explain its "practices, symbolizing the protest of the natur owned hydro-electric power project on rules and regulations.” allst against the slaughter of birds for the Columbia river near the Big Eddy President Wilson's "seven sisters.” millinery purposes. rapids. as the anti-corporation laws he put In order that the men employed In through before leaving the state are the state printing office may be paid G. A. R. MEETS IN SOUTH known, are held to be responsible for weekly, as was the case under the the big decrease In fees received from National Encampment Begins Near administration of the late state print corporations organizing In Nw Jersey Scenes of Famous Battles. er, W. S. Duniway, and in all other during the month of August. Chattanooga, Tenn.—Held for the printing offices. State Printer Harris first time in real southern territory has made arrangements with the Eadd and in close proximity to some of the & Bush bank to borrow about *300, People in the News most famous battlefields of the Civil or whatever amount Is necessary, on Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the war, the forty-seventh annual national hls own note weekly to meet the pay Interior, who collapsed during Admis encampment of the Grand Army of roll. sion day celebration In Oakland, Cal., the Republic was officially opened Every available member of the agri is reported to be Improving. here with a reception at the Hotel Pat- cultural staff and experiment station Mrs. Russell Sage, widow of the ‘on. force of the Oregon Agricultural col great financier, has just celebrated !C»i snly is this the red letter en- lege are out In the field Judging at her eighty-fifth birthday. She has I -a.mpment of the G. A. R. because It the county, school and grange fairs. given away *30,000,000 since the death ! is the first meeting south of the Ma The demand has been so great ttii» of her husband. son and Dixon line, hut the present year on the college force that It has Jesse Pomeroy, sentenced when 16 1 year also marks the semi-centennial been impossible to meet it, despite years old frr torturing and murdering of the battle of Chickamauga, Look the fee* that more than 40 people have ••‘tie children, has begun the thirty- out Mountajn and Missionary Ridge, bee : nt ' ito the service. The C3l- ■ eventh year of his solitary confine all within a .hort distance of this city. I p . requested to send representn- ment at the state prison of Massachu- In fact, the cract fl ’nlversary of tli. -o c teck, horticultural r.etts. battle of Chicka.nii ;.i tails on the las i »traina and gras.-' s and other Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, Is two days c race: ¿meat, Sept poult r , I ; .n momies . - ; • his home at West her 19 and 29. ' .eu die baby s.’ .iwa. GOLD HILL We will be glad to welcome you in our place o f business, and assure you th a t we will put forth our b e st efforts to see th a t your wants are cared for. DON’T MISS OUR BIG REMNANT SALE on that date. . We will also give liberal reductions on our entire stock of Dry Goods ?55!!!"5!5!!!!!!55!5!™“E!!!!! R e s p e c t f u l l y , — — — — L A N C E & COM PANY W h izz! Whirr!! B-u-r-r!!! J ’ever look into the cool cream- inesa of a Ron Ton Milk Punch on a hot day — as compounded by onr new Electric Mixer? 5c Grape? Purple Vin Fizz Calwa Grape Juice Cherry Dri|is Orangeade H ires’ Reliable Root Beer Strawberry — Pineapple T r y o ur S p e c ia l B a n a n a Sundae 15c The B oN -T oN Millinery Announcement I wish to invite th s ladies of Gold Hill to call and see my fall and winter stock of Millinery. There is a decided change in ttie style of h at this season, the lead ing m aterials are plash, velours, beavers, satin and velvet. The color combinations aie exceed ngly good. ( . —Mas. L. M. W it t o k f f | ft opposite P. O. G rants Pass. s. P. Time Card N o r th b o u n d No. No. No. No. 20 • 24 ( m otor ) 32 (m otor) 14 No. No. No. No. 23 (m otor) 31 ( m otor ) 1.5 . . . 1!» • • 8:07 11:14 4:52 0:20 ---------------- H e a d q u a r t e r s f o r ---------------- Hardware Stoves Tin, G ranite and Aluminum Ware G arden Toots Haying and Heading Tools Builders' Materials and Toola Ibsitlng Building Paper Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Gias» C nakeryw are l-arge Assortment of tjueensware As Hue a line and aiwortmeiit of G re a t S tu ff, Folks! Q u a lity Quenchers a t D. H. M IL L E R a. ». p. p. F is h in g T a c k le as there is in tli..... unity Cattaraugus Cutley Guns Ammunition Picks Shovels Miners' Supplies Powder, Fuse and Caps Ha»- Balls snd Mitts, and Bats. My Block is complete in every line and my prjpes are right R e m e m b e r th e p l a c e t o p u r c h a s e t h e s e G o o d s is D. H. M I L L E R ’S “G o o d q u a lit y g o o d s a n d t99 P r ic e s R ig'H t’ R eady for H ot W eather Try our Sundaes, Sodas, and Cold Drinks S o u th b o u n d . 8:07 a. l:4 2 p . 2:4« p. ll:0 flp . Turner’s Lunch Room To School Children, Jackson County, Orc. Schisil children desiring to make ex hibits of their products at the state fair to be held at Salem this fall will he supplied with i ntry blanks upon application to anyone of the following persons: U. S. Collins, Medford A. K. Mickey, Central Point G. W. Ager, Talent H. W. Ager, Phoenix (ieorge A. Briscoe, Ashland J. A. Bisli, NeilCreek L. A. W right, Butte Falls Mrs. Mary Middlebusher, Trail W. E. Btteliamian, Eagle Point Mrs. Judge Gilmore, Rogue River Burt A. Adams, Gold Ill'll J. Percy Wells, Jacksonville J. P ercy W ei . is , County School Fnpt. E elors T obe Gaby Judges. Corvallis.—A baby i how, judged by old bachelors, la to be a feature of the Benton county fair September 18, 19 »• I 20. The babies are to he un der I year of uga and Jti-’ ->! on beau ty alone. Iro n b y E lectricity Late Model Electric Irons. Guar- teed 5 years, now $ 3 .5 0 We will send you one on trial CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
