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b e a u t if u l R o g u e R iv e r
VOL 17
Jackson Co.
O n e C o m m u n ity o t O p p o r ­
t u n i t y - R o g u e R iv e r V a lle y ,
w h e r e th e a p p le g a m e d f a m e
GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 23,1914
Grants Pass vs. Gold Mill-Local Diamond Sunday
IRRIGATION DISTRICT FOR
JOSEPHINE COUNTY LANDS
Rogue River Public Service Cor­
poration Plans Big Project
Gold Hill Plant Also
to Water Thirsty
Valley Land
R. A. BOOTH
HOW WE WILL CELEBRATE
<<COMETHING for the folks who stay at home”,
will be the keynote of Gold Hill’s observation of
the Glorious Fourth; for it is with this purpose in view
that a decision to celebrate in modest fashion has been
reached.
Over $200 has been suhecribed for the purpose of
constructing a permanent dancing pavilion, to be owned
by the band, upon the railroad land south of the tracks.
The big outdoor hall will receive it# initiation on the
national holiday.
A brief program of sports and contest will be pre­
pared, together with other attractions, and liberal purses
awarded for these. The home folks will take a “day off”
and spend it happily and comfortably at home—minus
crowds, accidents, cannon crackers, and fakirs. Country
folks have promised to come in and “picnic” under the
cool green of the shade trees.
Conclusion of Uie age-old Golden Drift
legal eontroveny last week, affecting over
STATE PRIMARIES REVEAL
TICKETS EOR NOVEMBER
Smith Leads Democracy; Withy-
comb is Republican Choice
mas county.
John A. Jeffrey «f Multnomah coao-
ty waa the only democratic candidate
for attorney general and received th®
Representative. Second D is tric t— N.
nomination w ithout opposition.
■ In n o tt.
pee -
i‘f?.r*!înU,,ve>
Thlrd Ofetrtct-Æ. N.
Mrs. Mary Scott, of Sheridan defeat­
McArthur
G
o ve rn o r— -------
J a m « « W it h y com b«.
governo
ed Ira G. Nelson for the democratic
r e * a a r —
« r— —
T h • o m s « —
II. --
K ay.
nomination for treasurer of Yamhill
ju a tlc e s
Hu prence
C o u rt H e n r y
a r r t « _ . T h o m a s
B ean, U a w re n c e “V
T . * H _____
county, and to opgpse her the repub­
M c B rid e . C h a rles L . M c N a r y
licans placed Alice L. Adams In nom­
A tto r n e y -G e n e r a l— G e o ife M . B ro w n.
U u p e rtn te n d e n t
P u b lic
In s tr u c tio n — J.
ination. Miss Adams defeated three
A . C n u rc h lll
1 S ta te E n g in e e r— Jo h n H . L e w is.
i opponents, all men.
L a b o r C o m m iss io n e r— O. P. H o ff.
K a llro a d C o m m is s io n e r— F r a n k J M il - ’
p - Iioff 18 nominated for labor
ter
commissioner, Frank J. M'ller for rail­
, S u p e rin te n d e n t W a t e r D iv is io n Xo. 1— I
J a m e s T . C hln nock.
road commissioner, John H. Lewis foi
S u p e rin te n d e n t W a t e r D iv is io n No. 2—
G eorge T C ochran.
state engineer and Relph E. Williams
D e m o c ra tic N om inees.
for national committeeman on the re­
M em b e? N a tio n a l C o m m itte e — H .
M.
publican ticket.
E e te rly .
U n ite d
S ta te s
fis n u lo r— G eorge
E
On the democratic ticket H. M. Es-
C h a m b e rla in .
tckR*HP^ : , neT t ' V*- F ,n ,‘ » '• « r » c t - F r W.e r .
terly is the chosen national commit­
candTrial*<:«n t‘‘ ,IV * ’ 8esond
D is tric t— No ' teeman.
It Is probable th at Safneel Evfflli'
R e p re s e n ta tiv e , T h ir d
D is tr ic t— A . F .
F I egel.
Klamath Falls, has received the dem­
G o v e rn o r— C. J. S m ith .
J u s tic e S u p re m e C o u rt— W illia m G a l- ! ocratic nomination for congress in the
low a t an d W illia m R am sey.
second d istric t
A tto r n e y -G e n e r a l— Jo h n A . J e ffr e y
R ep u b lic an N o m in a te .
N a tio n a l C o m m ltte e - R a lp h E.
W lllla m a .
U n ite d S t* te e H en ato r— R A . __
Booth.
K l r , t D is tr ic t——W?
1 ,600 acre* of land, the huge Ament dnm
ami pumping plant, him effectually re­
moved the laid olsrtarle to the practical
irrigation of Joaephlne anil Jack »on comi­
ty land». Coder the ferine id the agn*<-
ment the newly organized Rogue Hirer
Public Service corporation become» »ole
Gold Hill freely admits that the celebration isn’t
owner of the itninenw ly valuable Ament
going
to be m u c h -is not, ia fact, intended to be. But
property—hitherto nlmiMt entirely unde-
11 a good time and an exhibition of patriotic spirit are
voloped, or iu aoch faahioii a» to bring
diwosllt upon tile enterprise.
essentials to July 4th, they w y both be found in the
One id the immediate and moat bene­
city by the Rogue.
ficial reanlta nt the concluded euit will ho
the cHtnhliahiueut ul a Jnxephiiic county
irrigation district at least !W x 17 tuiiea in
area, and embracing ikottaanda id acre»
of rich and unwatered (arming land* be­
,o r T re a s u re r. S u p e rin ­
tween the Applegate river to the south,
te n d e n t P u b lic In s tru c tio n . E n g in e e r. L a ­
bo r C om m issioner, R a ilro a d C o m m iss io n ­
and a point approximately reaching to
e r o r W a t e r C o m m iss io n e rs.)
Three Pine» o n t h e north. A cam­
paign ia now la-fng carried on by the
Portland.—Dr. Wlthycombe, repub- .
Combined Commencement egcrciww of lexpn-miun.
R. A. Booth, who will oppose the
eitirena nt Josephine, intcrcMted ill the
lican nominee for governor, owes his i
tiie
high
school
and
,-luhlI.
grade
ela-ncs
'
Various
musical
and
vocal
»timbers,
greater development of their county, present United 8tatee Senator from
». re held at the (I,s-ra House Thursday
excellent, combined to make an ex- nomination : to counties outside of
to weare tlie requisite demand of land Oregon, George E. Chamberlain, had
|eycnlng tqmna stage beautifully decor- .Optionally good program, which the.W e Multnomah. In Multnomah county,
owner* aflisited by tlie propoard improve­ no opposition for the Republican nom*
Moser polled strongest of all, but oth­
ited uitli b-rn», cut flowers and the class j ( kunmencetnent addremof Attorney H. F.
County Clerk Gardner has completed
ment, that a special election may he call- , Ination at the primaries.
e r portions of the state flocked to the
1, ' .
Mulkey, ot Medford, b ro u g h tto aw ell-
e<l early in July (or the creation id the
Wlthycombe banner, and cut down, the official count of ballots cast at the
Hcv. A (««.lei deilvef.«l the Invocation rofmdetl cHmax. .Mr. Mulkey’» remark» then passed his lead.
primary election Friday. A total of iW A
|dtine irigotIon district, T h e va»t
(
in
a maimerto stir the d.» |» »t sentiment- shifted from the practi.al to oratorical
iieni-fit« to bo derived by horticnlturiata
While, on the republican ticket. Dr. votes were cast, 2345 r publican» vot:n<-,
<d the graduates and the large audience, light» »liicli mark him a.« a public
and rancher» when tlie never (ailing
Wlthycombe carried a m ajority of the 1230 democrats and 90 progrt »«¡vet—
I l.inlleld Hunt, for tlie eighth grade da««. »|»-aker of genuine ability and vigor, and
Hogue lend* itself to the iluraty ground,
counties, each of the leading candi­ about 35 per cent of the registered vote.
.lehvenid • comprehensive oration upon he wo» enthusiastically applanded. Fol-
tlie lftieralily of the atal? law» in aul*io-
dates was favored with cne or more. The official count slightly increases unof­
'I ngiias ring in tlie i'acillc liarlsir»,’’ lowing the pres.-ntation of diplomas, the
riziuglong time l»>ud» at low rale of in-
Umatilla, the form er home county of ficial pluaralties previously published, 1 ut
R. R. V. le a g u e Ratings
-honing a thorough technical familiarity Ivnedictlon l.y Hev. Cosiet concloded tlie
tereat, and the alwolute feasibility ni
Dr.
Smith, the dem ocratic nominee for does not change results.
! W1,h u "- "abject.
m u Commencement
Following are the results of the contes-
the plan, will doubtless »o commend the Medford
governor, and Wasco, the home of
• Tile problem of the Unemployed,”
O f the high school graduating class the
irrigation p.ojvct that it will carry by a <>ruiit.» l'a»
i Judge Bennett, who ran second, both ted nominations for the more important
an oration by Viola Myer», of the high following am memlier»: KiehardO. Moro-
offices:
Tal.ut
largu majority.
school graduating da»», was delivered lock, Howland L. Miller. William C. gave handsome m ajorities for their
Republican
1
Of particular interest to Gold Hill and (ini,I HUI
candidates.
The
other
counties
Willi rare eloquence, deep f,»ling, and Kdwy, and Mi»» Viola Myers From
National committeeman — Acker» n
tile city'» tributary diatrieta, will la- the
throughout
the
state
divided
between
-iv'.ndi.l human understanding of HH« the eighth grade the following Undents
10ti0. Willian s 972.
glad tiding* id irrigation (or thia lo­
Sunday's Games
the two.
gn-ate»l
of
economic
problem».
,
will
enter
l.igh
school
next
term
Vir-
Congiessuian— Hawley 1581, Jones 045.
cality within a short time. Altho plan»
Although George M. Brown lost
Grants Pa«.», 7: Gold Hill,
Rlvhard M o n i.sk , al»,. ,,f tlie high ginia Ha<dd, Clarence Cook, -Margaret
Governor—Brownell 135, Carter 31«,
to thi» effect are yet in a formative »tate, J Medford, 0; Talent, 2.
Multnomah county to Frank S. Grant
.»ell.»»! graduates, chose tlie chi«« motto. F. Chisholm, Cora B. Harvey, Linlield
Crawford 458, Dimick 108, Geer
it 1» nnder«ti»|d that the Hogue River
W hither tlie fate» Call,” as tlie subject Hunt, Audrey Britt, Ida Johnson, Alva by approxim ately 4000, the outside John 183, Moser 292, Withycomhe 504.
Public Service corporation h.i» already
vote
more
than
offset
Mr.
G
rant's
gain
W illi it« »tar »till in tlie dcs.»’iidency, of a splendid ethical oration and In Id the Cook, Dorothy Smith, Velma Davidson,
Attorney general—Brown 1128, McFar-
caused a survey of tlie district, on Imth but tin- flgiitiug «pirit of the club unim­
audience iu admiration lij the cicanicss F.«ta Davidson, Pauline Olsen, Iris Gritlig. and Mr. Brown is nominated by a rin351, G rant 289, Johnson 14«, Loid
aides ol the river, extending from th e ! paired, tlie Gold Hill team returned on
plurality
of
4500
to
6000.
William
P.
ot hi« delivery and the Sincerity of lifs
283.
Ensuing is the program a»given:
Blackwell west to the county line, and
Lord is third and J. J. Johnson fourth.
Sunday afteni.ion from Grant* Has«, ac­
Music
-
-
.
Representative— Mealey 11(10, St ne
” On the Chapel Steps”
embracing the various creek valleys as
Progressives Select Gill for Governor. 923, Wagner 1402.
companied l.y a discnnHolatc emort of
Double Quartette
Well. It is estimated that over 10.000 local fan«. The game possessed all the
With but a few precincts uncounted,
Invocation
County commissioner— Madden KkM,
acres ot ,lack»on county »oil, much of it
Hvv. A. Coalet
el ui'-nt« of exdteuieiit, indiiding fret.'
the result of the contest over the pro­ Smith 1059.
\ ’i» ‘a l S olo
With Violin Obligato
tributary to Gold Hill, will I n - hcncflllcd hilling and sensational plays, lait the
gressive
nomination for governor
County clerk—Gardner 2171.
Audrey Britt ami Homer Adams
iu this manner.
hom e guard Jacked that indefinable some­
show s 780 votes for F. M. Gill and 468
Oration
County recorder—Florey 2lt!0.
“ Engineering In the Pacific Harbors”
Although olllcial» of the company have thing that win« game«.
Fitch Snyder
for McMahan. The defeat of th e lat­
Sheriff—Earhart 3 9 1 , Singler 1343,
Linfield Hunt
not made public their many development wear» the »ucond finger of bis right hand
te r has caused general surprise, as it Walker 742.
Prophecy
Kiglitii Grade
plan», witii (lie exception of the JoHcphine in a plaster cast, due to a fracture re­
was believed th a t he would capture
Treasurer — Col vig 1268, Cron« miller
Clairnw Cook
irrigation district, George W. Soransmi, , ceived in a game »top. Ti e score, as
the gubernatorial nomination without 994.
Violin Solo
of Grant» P oms , si-cremry of the cor-I ai»>ve »tail'd, was 7 to 3, with the »hort
" * *
•
•
-
Selected
difficulty.
Surveyor«—1851.
Homer Adams
|>orntion, lias stated emphatically that all end carried home.
Sanfield Macdonald received the
Oration
Coroner—Kellogg 1060, Us-her 1141.
"The
Problem
of
tlie
Unemployed”
obstacles Pi tlie work contemplated have
Medford a*»uui<«1 the leaguo lead on
progressive nomination for commis­
Democratic
Viola Myer»
Isen removed and that a long |>urind of llie same day l.y defeating.Talent on th
sioner of labor, 250 voters having
Oration
National committeeman — Canon 767,
active work is o|»-ning up.
“
W
hither
the
Fates
Call”
Medford diamond. Castor, the star
w ritten in his name for this position. Easterly 457.
Hielihrii Moreloek
Two turbine» of 100 h. p. each, con­ soiitlipaw, pit. lied tlie llrst live Inning«,
The vote cast for other names appear­
l*inn o Solo
I . 8. senator—Chamberlain 1147.
signed to (told Hill, are now ia Grants J securing a tlve-run lead, and then with
‘
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•
•
Selected
ing on the baKot for this nomihation
Agnes D ietrich
Congressman—Hollister 562, Meredith
Pas«, while a new generator of 1,080 h.p. the game «towed away, gave way to a
was as follows: M. E. Miller, 15; O. P. 1 4.37.
Commencement Addre»»
. . . .
b F Mulkey
development arrived in this city the flrat relict pitclier. A large crowd ,.f Talent
Music
Hoff, 18; J. A. Madsen, 49; Fred S.
-
“
Old
School
Days”
Governor — Bennett 904, Cobb 110,
of tlie w e e k . For temporary purposes people were on hand to see tin* game.
Bynon, 54.
,
Double Quartette
Manning 11«, Miller 06, Smith 634.
alone, and to meet present demands,
Prew nution of Diplomas
Supreme Court Race Close.
Justice supreme court—Galloway 722,
these will raise the capacity of the local i
Henediction
For the four nominations to the su­ Ramsey Tee 631.
st.'iijon to 1,500 h .p .; but thin item of im- j Portland.—That Dr. Janies Withy-
preme bench. Justices Bean and Mc­ I State senator — (W ritten in) T. B.
provement does not signify that the com­ combe, of Corvallis, nnd Dr. C. J.
Bride and H arris have substantial | Nichols 115, P. J. Neff 81, H. D. Reed 16
pany have abandon ; their original In-1 Smith, of Portland, wll! he tlie repub­
Representative — Towne 895. Barkdnll
leads over all others. For the other
tention of installing a reinforced concrete lican Hnd democratic candidates, re­
in ' ) 4(1.
place the contest is close between I ( written
dam at the power site up-river, for the spectively, for governor in the Novem­
'
Joint representative—(W ritten in ) Gar­
Judge McNary and Judge Benson.
gent rathm of 5,000 additional h.p. and ber election was indicated d early by
Within h few wo k« time road district
On the democratic ticket two candi­ nett 41, Purdin 13, Vawter 14.
tlie cariying-oiil of the irrigation pro- the flgurea received friiiti th e state nt No. R, which cnmprisc« the Gold Hill tin' present, however, ha« been confined
to die present road, wnicli is lieing placed dates for the supreme bench were
County commissioner — (W ritten in)
grain. It i« locally iind.'isiood that enn- large.
territory, will be in better condition Ilian in splendid condition. A heavy till lias
It Is probable that Dr. VVItliy com be
named without opposition. They are Frank Jordan .50. R. F. Dean 14«, J. C.
Htrii.'tlnii w .il; upon the new dam , one
ver within “ the memory of die oldest b t s 'ii made mid culvert placed below die
William Galloway, Judge cf the Cur- Smith 78.
ludi mile from the city, will e.iinuicnee will have n plurality of about 4000. Dr. inhabitant.” Nor only are the improve­
County clerk—( Written in)Gardncr29,
early in ill. » m iiltie r , when the low wat. r \y it by com be, It is believed, will come ment» wi'lcolncd hy those al home, hut Oxley min.', another till and gradidg at cult Court in Marion county and Judge
Sam» Creek, and tills a t the Wilson and William R. Ramsey, now on the su­ Gallatin 13.
up Io Multnomah county with n lead
mark i ri'iteheil.
variott» completed grade»—notably the Howe plaii's.
Recorder—Jacobs 1010.
preme bench.
That there exist« iu oiilliern Oregon a I over Gus C. Moser of about 10,600 Katies Creek road—have occasioned miicn
On Sardine Creek die road is lieing
votes.
Sheriff— Hittson 605, Summerville 552.
tli ld siillh'ieiit fo rtlie i p w Ilion of tw’n '
Primary
Notes.
iiiplimentiiry compient from transient improveil for one-half mile below die
Treasurer—Brown 823.
gW'ilt power eonipatiie« is not a debatable ! Dr. C. J. Smith Is nominated hy the autoists and tourist.«.
Dr. Henry Waldo Coe was elected
Bari mine, partly hy contributed labor.
Surveyore-Brown 827.
qiii -tion, so far a* the competition loving democrats in all probability by n plur­
At die present, Hnaduiaxter Jay David­ Fourteen hundred yards of grading is progressive national committeeman
Coroner— ( Written in) Kellogg 28,
ilia
pi I fiiic is cone a ned. Hui by fer I lie linei I ality between 1000 and 1600.
without opposition.
son i* operating two crews of men, one
„ eloane f 'aiiii-'■ of th u w e irpor.'.l i"li' - ' closest com petitor Is A. 8. Bennett, of upon die Sardine Creek road, and tlie iilicHily completed upon tlie Kanes Creek
Marion county republicans nominat­ Cssher 48.
road. Twelve men mid four teams are
program i« tlie prop.
. a la t i.i I 11 Tim Dalles, who Is second In both larger upon the Sams Valley road, (tf
ed their first woman candidate for
— —______________
now employed upon the work at hand.
Multnomah county and the state out
Itile, praeli. al liape,
county office, when Mrs. Mildred R. '
divert, from
the hitler a survey lias lieeii made that,
Mr. David.«Oh is rapidly gaining the
side.
Hliiindaili'K of the il
liver, irri'.:a
Democratic lenders in the senate
if conformed witli, will give to Jackson reputation of a splendid road builder, Brook led the ticket for county recor-
C. N. McArthur has won the repub­
w a ll r« that Will im in , ii: ol-,- -well
; aligned with the president for repeal
county oni' of die tincst scenic drive« iu mid tlie flnisli and honest quality of tlie (lGr-
lican nomination for representative in
prodlleilnn ■ ili .ie« of the di
The proposed Issue of $850,000 road of tolls exemption expect to see the
tlie «until country, following and in full
niplele.l work am his liest recommend­
congress In the third district, compris­
add largely to tlie prosperiiy of
view of die river for some miles, then ation. His otlicial term will expire the bonds in Marion county was snowed bill closed by Sunday, but the most
ing Multnomah county, by a plurality
skirting tlie Im«' of die grund old hills 1st of January, and taxpayers of the dis­ under by a two to one vote It having i optimistic house leaders do not be-
over A. W. Lafferty, the Incumbent,
lieve the three trust measures can be
dial guard die gateway to Sams Valley. trict will be Unanimous iu requesting his lost in practically every precinct.
H ny at home July 4th.
that prohnbty will total 210(1 votes.
Miss Iva Harrington won the repub passed In less than three weeks.
Work upon the Sams Valley road (■ r I'ciippointment.
lican nomination for clerk of Clacka
1914 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SET RECORD FOR FUTURE CLASSES
Official County
Count Completed
Home Ball Team
Loses Last Game
DAVIDSON ROADS MEET APPROVAL