Gold Hill news., May 02, 1914, Image 5

S P E C IA L
Hurry Day will Hell rolls of best uptodute Music, 6
pieces in roll, put up fo r 60 centH, 3 piece« in roll, 25
cents. Each one of these pieces of music will sell in
Portland for 25 cents or 6 for $1.00.
IS
D AYS
ONLY
Commencing, Saturday, May 2d if you want to buy a
Piano now is your chance. I have fourteen pianos and I
can tx»at anybody on prices. Why don’t you patronize
your bandmaster when he has always delivered the
goods, and it is to your benefit?
HARRY DAY
Local News Notes
S p r in g & S u m m e r G o o d s
• • • •
Consisting of the LaCest» St»yles and Lowest Prices ever
offered to the Ladies o f Gold Hill
Repplette in different shades
Crepe Pintelle in different shades
Windsor Crepe
Epingle Crepe
Messaline Silk in all shades
l-adies’ House Dresses, $1.50 to $.3
Children’s Dresses $1.25
Ladies’ House Apron 50c
Figured I^awns 8c to 15c per yd.
Full line Gents’ Furnishing goods
Our line of Ladies’ Shoes for
Spring and Summer will soon a r­
rive. They consist of the Tango,
Suede, and Velvet, varied shades.
Our line of Gingham speaks for
quality—this you all know, as our
reputation is well known in this
line.
See our new line of Spring Hats
which will be on display this com­
ing week.
MUSICAL DEALER
FOR HALE—400, (KW or 1000 acres it.
a compact l*>dy, nearly level and nearly
all tinder iiig li state of cultivation, Uniat
Q uart* ami placer location notices Ht proposition lo r colonization in lire »tele
H ie News otllee,
of Oregon. No Is-lter la id for fru it, grain
F. W. Do Ige transacted buslm-i-a nt or alfalfa anywhere. Very cheap. Sub-
tlra n ts Pass Thursday.
irrigated, every to acres la choice. W ell
George M itchell, of Medford, registered located and only ft mile« from It. R. Ma­
llon. For particulars cull upon o r write,
at the Cantwell Wednesday.
R-emember we carry a first class line o f Groceries
M erritt & C o m p a n y
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e
0 . S. Redfield writes lire insurance t h a t 1
—C. M. RitnrrKur, Agent.
There arc some line holm-steads now insures, beat o f companies- -m ore than 30 PO LITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
yeurs ex|s-rience.
I
( Eaeti Paid Advertising Matte r )
Mrs. John Cu'iieron is spending the opeit for settlement in eastern Oregon
(¡•Mid
rich
m
il,
some
timber,
and
doe*
On a stieky diam ond in a drizzling
week at Ashland w ith her sister, Mrs.
trot require irrigatio n. W rite Y ork B. rain, tin- local team deieaUsl tin- in v in c i­
for Sheriff
I.ynu Purdin.
Conway, Portland, Oregon. Three year* ble» from Tali-iit in a elever game of hull
1
hereby
announce
myself as a candi­
Big B ill Hanley, progressive candidate
o il!
, i ... i * *'• s - »»rveyor and thnlicrtnun.
Send Sunday rfte rno on last, in thia city. I'n tU date for tiie Republican nom ination for
lor tin- I'. H,
*"r l»rge map and fu ll Inatructioiia tía- i III in n in g t iie i tailors led, when a I Sheriff, at the oriuiary election of May
the city Wednesday.
—A. K. K ar iia r t ,
Mini inform ation i.y which you can locate three'bagger I.y Dots Kddings w ith three) Ifttb, 1914.
For Sale: Hay rake and mower, for­ yourself oil an e x a p tio n a ily good, free men on I mur - h t»r .tight up the ta lly. By
Rogue River, Oregon.
mer nearly new. Both to first oiler of . homestead near small town and railroad. a tw o base h it M ille r scored Eddiugs and ,
(Paid advertisement)
»io. ('a il at News office.
tine hundred and tifty spruce young tiie game was tied, ft to 0. In tin* next
Jack O 'H a ra motored down from Cen­ maii-o * ware-men, w id e r chargv o f h half Talent scored once, and tiie home j
for Sheriff.
tral Point Wednesday for a brief visit ; chief gun icr, passed through tile city on boys row to the occasion w itii two «--ores. | I hereby announce myself as Kepubli-
w ith son-in-law M. 1). Bowers.
) No. 11 Monday, enroute to Bremerton, H ith e rto this season the Tal.-nt team eun candidate for nom ination for sheriff of
in our organization. We aim to fill orders as wanted,
Mrs. I .abans of Spokane, arrived on j W ashington, wla-re they have been o r­ have Is-ateu all comers.
' Jackson County, subject to the decision
with the best grades of lumber to be obtained. See
Wednesday and is the guest o f her daugh­ dered to jo in tiie cruiser St. Ixaiis, now
, of tlw- voter« ut the prim ary election of
ter, Mrs. Titos. F. K elly, ot Sams Valley. fittin g out for servin'. The boys an- re­
General Carranza o f the Mexican May 15, 1914.
—A. W . W a lk e r ,
us for prices on building material.
M edford, Oregon,
Mrs. (leorge l-aiin arrived on Sunday cent graduates o f tin- (ederal tra in in g rebels Informs President Wilson that '
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
from Aum sville, summoned by tiie serious school a t San Franeiaco. W ith heads the United State« has no right to In­
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Ulin-Ms of tier grandm otlicr, Mrs. J. IV. thrust from tin- ear windows they made vade Mexico In order to settle griev- j
for Sheriff
themselves |«>pular w ith tiie natives, after ances with Huerta, whose leadership
llnyes.
and
a
u
th
o
rity
la
not
recognized
by
the
.1.
F.
Ilitts
o
n
, chief of police of Med-
the
fashion
of
jai-kies,
by
a
running
tin-
Mrs. Floyd Kddings was tiie guest of
oo nstltutionaliata.
He in vite s the lord, announces his candidacy for the j \
Mrs. It. E. Sm ith at Tolo on Tuesday, of facetious comment. T h e ir ship w ill be
also visiting w itii Central Point friends ordered to Mexican waters in the event Am erican bluejackets to evacuate the democratic nom ination f o r she riff o f -
th a t mediation is prolonged o r proves u n ­ ground already occupied.
President Jackson county at the prim aries May 1ft. | i
t i.lt afti-ruiHin.
successful.
Wllaon refuses to yield to the de- I
t Paid Advertisement)
The condition of Mrs. .1. W. Hayes,
Pi«' Kelsey's long contemplated two- mnnda of General Carranza for an
who lias been eritieally ill for tiie past
evacuation of Mexican land captured
f >rt night, is is-lieved to be slightly im ­ storey structure on Ute corner of ftth street
For County Treasurer
at Vera Cruz, and reiterates his policy
and
ftth
avenue
is
nt
length
well
under
proved at tiie present time.
I hereby announce m y w lf as a candi­
way, w ith a busy crew of carpenters toward Huerta and he Mexican peo­
Some s|M*i-ial bargains in stock, grain
date for the office of connty treasurer,
m aking great progress. Tin» building is ple.
and fru it ranches, both large and small,
on tiie republican ticket, to be voted on
to Is- of brick ami stone construction,
i t w ill pay you well to ms - me la-fore pur­
ut the com ing prim ary election on May
w ith veneered brie« p a rtition ppsts. ami
Coos Line is Rushed.
chasing
—C. S. ltKt>riKi.n.
the 15th, 1914.
two s tu n ts In height. I t w ill Is- parti-m ­
Marshfield.—The construction work
A big supply of fresh meat always on hand.
H arry I.. Cox, of Saius Valley, forsome ed in to biisiue-s apartments 2ft x ftO feet,
I have always delivered the goods and
tim e a patient at tiie Medford hospital, three of tls-se faring upon ftth avenue, on the VVillumette-Paciflc railroad, be­ w ill doso again if «fleeted.
We carry the best of creamery butter.
was taken to the state sanitarium nt Sal­ and one npon ftth street, w ith warcr-suiis tween Marshfield and the Tenmile
I ganrantee:
lakes, a distance of 17 m iles. Is pro­
em fo r tulyereular treatm ent Thursday.
1.
To
account
strictly
for
all
money.
in the rear. M r. Kelsey states that if
All kinds of fresh fish in season.
gressing as fust ns lubor can hasten
2. To*jM-rfonn the duties of the office
1'1,-ase take vo tir voting coupons for suitable tenants an- secured, tin- various
I
IL
Hauser
&
Houser,
the
contractors.
according
to
law-.
Queen of tiie It « • Festival, clipped from rooms may Is- merged in to l.irgsr ones if
' have all but three miles and a half of
I am not Jeon nectcd w itii any bank.
tin- Portland pa|s-ra, to S P. agent W. so desired. T I m - front w ill lie of plat?
A ll hanks w ill be treated alike, w ith no
II. Speer or W illa rd B ritt, u n til A p ril Hi. glass, dis ply recessed for the staircase to i the right-of-way cleared and it Is ex-
j pected the force of about 600 men will special favors.
President lx-igli H u n t and Engineer the up|s-r storey. Rooms aggregating 30 be doubled soon.
— F r eii L . Cot.vio.
Proprietors
Dan E. Servey left on Monday evening
’0 f«s-t w ill her Is- reserved l>y the
I Paid A dvertisem ent)
for Portland, where they attended the an­ Doctor as office und hospital quarters.
I. A. Taylor of Madras Is trying to
nual business meeting of tiie H u n t Eng­
Riley H am m er-ly, uf W illow Springs
find enough acclimated seed corn to
Crawford for Governor
ineering company.
wardenship, tn-kki-d downward w itii the
plant 300 acres. His project Is so far
A. M. Crawford, present A ttorney
Tin- Ladies' A id w ill hold a "M a ple |aiiiies to tins ,-ity Tuesday for tin- m o n th ­ the largest individual venture in corn
Sugar Social" next Tuesday, May ftth, at ly provisioning. In tiie clear cold waters so fur undertaken In the Pacific north­ General, republican candidate h ir G ov- j
em or, seeks tiie nom ination upon the
tin- church. An approgriatc program is of tlii- le ft I irk ot Evans creek, Warden west.
follow ing declaration of principles:
Is-ing prepared. A n ’ i t 'l l only cost 10 Hammel-sly deelan-s the tro u t an- la n ­
Representative Hawley Introduced a
Tax reform by m aking semi-annual
guishing for (lie spring flslienuan and III-
an' Io cents to get "sweet” .
bill to amend the act to authorize the
" H o t Point Week” th is year w ill Is- assortment of enticing Hies. Just before sale of certain lands belonging to In­ payments w ith ou t interest or p e n a lty: |
from May II to lit, when the seven inch departing lie took twenty in a naif hour’ s dians on the Siletz reservation, mak­ delinquent property to revert to state, :
“ Glotrtove’ ’ w ill lie sold for half price, angling, a n d the aroma o f m ountain ing the net proceeds of the laud sales ow ner having the first rig id to redeem.
Item Veto Amendment, vcs.ing auth­
»2..60. Be sure, however, to have your tro u t lirowned in corn-meal ra te d a hun- payable to members of the tribe.
o rity in tlu- Governor to veto single see- j
gi-n-d wail from tlu* cougar for tw o sec­
order in la-fore Saturday, the 11th.
Oregon timber, the felling of trees, tions or items in legislative bills.
tions around, i'ie k in g Ids teeth w itii a
—J ohn It. K k is k v , Agent.
Direct In itia tiv e Amendment, siinpli-
pine sliver, tiie warden whistled in the and their handling in the logging
Mrs. 0 . C. G ault arrived from Portland
’logs, tlin -w tin- harness on his ponies, camps will be shown In moving pic­ , lying tiie introducing of in itia tiv e mea- !
Wednesday afternoon, and spent several
and jounced down tiie tra il to gloat over tures at the Panama-Pacific exposi­ j sures by abolishing the circu latin g of
days us tiie guest o th e r grandmother, Mrs.
tion. Arrangements for this were j petitions.
tiie lesser advantages of the lowland.
E. J. M cIntyre. Yesterday she departed
made at a meeting of the Oregon ex- j Application of forfeited O. and C. I
W.
A.
Burr,
form
er
superintendent
of
to visit her mother, Mrs. M . It. Kir-e,
vosttion commlsaloa.
I Laud G rant lands to b u ild in g good roads ;
who has again ls-en transferred to Siski­ the Braden mine, near tliis city, hut now
■ ihm ughont the state.
Intereated
in
tlu-
financing
and
develop­
you, where she is Ks|a*c agent.
i Liberal support of public schools and |
ment of tiie Opp mine near Jacksonville,
Indigestion?
Can’t
Cat?
No
Appetite?
Tiie second Bunday in May is the day
colleges; sehisd election under General
lias diverged u|«on a |s-t project, w ith the
A t r i al m eal of E le c tric B itte rs in -
set apart to is: celebrated in honor of
result th a t tiie staid old county seat w ill i-renaas your a p p e tite ; stops in eig estio n: Election laws.
M other—tin* ta-st m other on i-s rtli—your
E ight-honr day, excepting agricultural j
soon Is- enlivened liy the gay young cad­ yon can eat e ve ryth in g . A real spring
own. Sunday, May 10th. at tiie m orning
ets of a m ilita ry academy. The academy, tonic (or liv e r, kidney and stomach dairying, am! dom es ic pursuits.
service of the ha-al M. E. church appro­
l'cin ia n e iit registration law, saving
first o f its kin d in the southern Oregon troubles. Cleanses yo u r whole system
priate songs, readings and sermon w ill
country, is said by M r. B arr to Is- an as­ and you (eel fine. E le c tric B itters did cost and b o liie r of constan' registration. I
la- given in honor of " M o th e r".
Uonsolidati -n • f Boards and Commis- j
sured venture, w ith a large enrollm ent more for M r. T. I). Peeble s stomach
sions for economy.
Assistant M ii|a-riiiteiiileiit Hanssen, id already promised. Buildings of tin- for­
troubles than any m edicine he ever trie d .
the Es|aa-, paid an official visit, to this mer Bisters’ School, deserhsl when the
(Paid Advertisement)
Get a hottie to-day, 50? and »1 0 ) at
c ity Wednesday, when lie approved of order removed to Medford, w ill Is- u tiliz ­
Single;- .'or Sheriff.
yottr d ru g g ist.
the plans to park company property ad­ ed and an- well adapted to the purpose.
In
aix-epting
the appointment sncceed-i
Bucklen's Aroiea Salvefor Eczema.
For Commissioner
For Treasurer
jo in in g the handstand. He also itis|a*rt- These have ulreiidy ls-en leased and w ill
ing m y brother for his unexpired term ns I
ed the west crossing and ordered a gran­ soon Is- refilled and altered to the sterner
si erliT, I did so (or tin- benefit ot I is
I am a candidate for the republican
I
hereby
announce
myself as candidate
Child cross? Feverish? Sich?
ite till (or tin- greater com fort of pedes­ needs of m ilita ry training, in order that
willow and fam ily. Tin- office h is had an nom ination for county cotpmissioner at for tiie democratic nom ination as treasnr-
A
cross,
peevish,
listless
c
h
ild
,
w
ith
trians,
honest and efficient adm inistration. W itii tin- prim ary to b e held May 16th 1914. er, upon the following platform:
all w ill Is- in readiness to open for llie
coated tongue, pole, doesn’s sleep; eats
John Sm uinerville, one of Medford’s Septemlsg P-rin. T h e complete high
the same olijeets im l pu:posts in view I If elected I ple-ige myself to stand for an
An economical i.nd etliii.-nt adminis­
-om etim es very lit t le , the n again rav-
Iw o democratic candidah-s for the office s liool course w ill Is- ta u g li', students
hereby announce myst-lf as a candidate I economical bnsinesslik« adm inistration of tration ;
tum nsly; stomach sou r; breath fe tid ;
of sheriff, in? ezeil into tow n Wednesday from It) to IS years of age Is-illg most dc-
for tin- Republican m m unition at tbe : county affairs, economy in county expen-
An even break fo
banks;
pains in the stom ach, w ith diarrhea ;
and greeted the old friends while in iking sireii. The school which Is to Is- known
priniaries. May lfttli.
| dituros, a dollar ill value for every dollar
W arrants t > be i
I as fast as funds
grind s teeth w hile asleep, and starts up
new ones. W hile John does not pretend as the Rogue River Valley M ilita ry Acad-
— W. If. SlNiil.EK. expended by tin -'co u n ty, lower taxes, a cum ulate, so
o a as
s b t- s;..p interest.
ith te rro r—all suggests s W orm K ille r
i such development and progn-ss only as
to have a diamond hitch-on tin- noinina- i my w ill 1« in charge of regular army of­
(P aid A dvertisem ent)
—Sin B rown .
-som ething th a t oxaells worm s, and
are consistent w itii tin- times.
t i in, he ap|s-ars to Is- well eiioiigli,satis- ficers, w ith a rtille ry Lieutenant (). W.
(Paid A >v.)
alm ost every ch ild has them . K ickapoo
II d with tin assuran<s-s of his friends i liisinn, of New Mexico, as commandant,
—F rank H. M a i ii ie n .
For Sheriff
W orm K ille r Is needed. G e ts box to ­
th .it he w ill la- oHi-red up at tiie fall elee- and Captain J. W-, Chisiun, at p n —ent of
(
Paid
Adv. )
hereby announce my can
day. S tart at once. You won’ t have to '
?y for
l i h i , and is correspondingly cheerful. the New Mexico M ilita ry Institute, as
coax, as K iokapoo W orm K ille r is a t
dem ii-ratie nomination ns sheriff at
You read it— take it—The News.
II - wai uei inpanied by W. .1. Stanley
•cling superintendent.
M r. B u rr lia s
primaries May 15th.
randy confection. K x p e lla th e w-orms, I
Your home town— trade there.
an old tim e m in ing ion
known to con n tiled to officiate us .s-eretary teinpo-
eave order.- for
at II
-
T. -
avu.i.K.
the cause ol y c u r c h ild 's trouble. 26c,
rai ily.
many hen .
For in. truce—advertise!
School supervisor E. It. Frierson was
in tin- city on official Imsloess Thursday
SÌ
SERVICE IS PARAMOUNT
Big Pines Lumber Co’y
Gold Hill
Gold Hill Meat Market
Woodcock & Blackert
O
•
Did You Ever
Think of It
What?
a Good Bank Account!
Start it Now With
THE GOLD HILL
BAN K
a’ J'e-ir d-urglft.
|
(Pa'fi advertisement)
office.