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W INTER C O A T S
The two Popular Branda o f Fine Flour
Snow-Drift
Olympic |
Splendid Line o f Ladies* Fall and
W in te r C oats now on
display a t
At prices that will please you—a substantial reduction
in lots of 10 sacks or more
Gold Hill Flour and Feed Store
H . C. Raedel, Proprietor
Phone 17
L, W. Cardwell, Moie Hall, Doc
Hutson and Dodo Shoem aker, are
aotnewhere on Salt Creek, alaytng the
visiting
Mm.
j
!»■< buck of the d o lin g 1911 season
Mis* llurriet llodgcM in
j Incidentally they are making reserv a
Ethel Swank, of Tolo.
tions for prom inent politicians on
W. II. t ’ldlder» mail« » biiHlniMM trip
that fam ous si ream, to be effective
to Oeiitral Point, Tuesday.
after November 3d.
Patronize limin’ Indnatry—atuoke Mt.
A notable social occasion, th e Can
.P itt anti Gov. Joh i*»n <’igara.
didutes' Grand Hall, is scheduled for
Mr. and Mm. R. Paxton of Central
tile evening of Friday. October 30th.
Point »[n-nt Sunday, in Gold Hill.
at the Gold
Hill opera
house.
WAN I I I ) Board and room in private
T hrough an erro r the date was In
family. Addreiw "M.” tare ol Gold Mill
correctly announced in a previous
News.
Issue. Tim best music obtainable
Mrn II. E. Smith anil daughter E h - will be engaged for th e evening.
liter, left Gold Hill, (or Portland, Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Miller, accom
neoday.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. f ester Lord
Mm. II 1. Cook of Rock Point, wan
j motored to G rants Paas Sunday. Re
■bopping in Medford one «lay !a»t week,
turning th a t evening they found the
A. W. H ulbert, of Auburn, Calif., i roads im passible, and Mr. and Mrs.
In th e guest of Ilia son
erry, t e ,4Or(j ro[UrI)4K| py t rn | n- Uncle Dave
p rear lit week.
Because he is tried and true.
piloted the car hack th e following
Win. IJayc«, <««>. Lyinan, A J. T. day, and declines to discuss the a f
Because he secured the passage of the Alaska Railroad law.
Smith, and A. Iloo'an ol Gold Hill, at fair.
tended lite I. 0. 0 . F, I. live convention
II. L. W hite and th e family cow, I Because he fought for national \voman suffrage.
at I'ontral Point, laid Friday
"B etsey," arrived at th e ir new home
Because he urged the taxation of timber and of corporations
II D. Reed and I H. Beeman ac- | n Gold Hill Monday afternoon, hav
and of inheritances.
com panlrd Senator George E. Cham ing passed two days on th e overland
berlnlii to Medford Wednesday, as trail from Ashland. Mr. W hite will
Because he has stood for popular government and State
representatives of the local dem o rem ain In this ejty. where Mrs. W hite
ment No. 1 and the election of United States Senators
cracy.
Is employed as prim ary teacher, and
by the people.
Churlcs F arm er renewed friend hag rented the Caldwell residence In
Because he opposed {ree railroad passes for members of the
ships In Gold Hill Tuesday and west Gold Hill.
W ednesday, en route from Ashland
legislature.
"U ncle" George P atrick Is In Med-
to his bonanza mine In Josephine ford th e present week, where he is
Because
he secured'the abolition of child labor in Oregon.
county.
serving upon the grand Jury. Many
Because he fought for the initiative and referendum.
Mm. W. Schrump of All»rta, Cans.la, Im portant cases are scheduled
to
arrived In Gold Hill, Monday. Mrs. come up for consideration, am ong
Because he vetoed bills with emergency clauses.
Schrump Intends to spend the winter them being the hearing of Paul
Because he has power and influence in the United States
with her daughter, Mm. F. B. Schrump, Dodge, the Ashland youth, who slew
of this city.
*
Martin Olsen In the first accident of
Senate. He is chairman of the committee on mili
D. It. Bing and family arrived on the hunting season
tary affairs; member of committees on public lands,
Friday last from T aft, where Mr
.Mr. and Mrs. G rant H arrison re-
appropriations, commerce, agriculture and forestry and
Illng has been managing a sawmill, turned from Kibe, W ashington, where
territories.
and will spend the w inter with his they spent the preceedlng year, on
parents on Sardine Creek.
¡Saturday last. Mr. H arrison bus - ! Because President Wilson wants you to. In a letter to Sen
Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Young, of i talned an unfo rtu n ate accident whjle
ator Owen, written September 30, the President said:
Medford, were Gold Hill visitors j absent, which sent him to th e hos-
“ I want to say to you again how sincerely I hope for
last S aturday. Charley had Just re- Idtal for some weeks, and from the
the reelection of Senator Chamberlain.”
turned from hunting and was getting effects of which he has not fully re-.
covered. "W e are glad. Indeed, to
ready to >(o ngain.
Are
you
for President Wilson? A vote for Senator Cham
Tom Dungev the Galls Creek berry get hack to Gold H ill." he said, "and
berlain is a vote of confidence in the President.
wizard, reports many unemployed Intend to remain henceforth In
»Paid advertisem ent)
tranrl* nts as wandering
footloose southern Oregon.’’
M. S. Johnson, C. W. M artin, M.
through th at district, seeking em
II. Bowers, F. D. Schrum p and Harry
ployment at wood cutting.
Mrs. N. It. Young, who has been Treaham returned on Tuesday a fte r
seriously ill of typhoid at the home noon from a ten days hunt on upper
of her m other, Mrs. L. M. Ring, on Rogue river. The trip was a com
A big supply of fresh meat always on hand.
Bardin« Creek for some weeks past. plete success, although the party had
Is now reported to be out of danger hut indifferent luck In locating veni
son
The News Is pleased to an-
We carry the best of creamery butter.
and rapidly recovering.
, , „ .
,
nounce th a t It has engaged the ser-
V etcran John Bates, who lias been
All kinds of fresh 'fish in season.
'v ire s of C. W. M artin as com petent:
In camp with friends at the Roseburr
chronicler of the trip, and th a t his
Old Soldiers Home during the past
account of the trip will shortly ap
several m onths, returned to Gold
pear In these columns. W atch for
Hill last S aturday nnd may elect to
It.
remfllu here for the winter.
The ladies of the local Rebekah
Proprietors
Services of the M ethodist church:
lodge have presented th e following
Bunday school 10:00 a. nt., preach
account of th e ir farew ell reception
ing 11 a. ni., Ju n io r I-eague 2:30
to Rev. and Mrs. A, Coslet: "W ednes the public. The first season's work to be defined and fees set by the
p. m., Senior le a g u e fi:30 p. m.,
day evening, October 14th, the mem was largely preparatory, and Mrs. council, but th a t salary and fees shall
preaching 7:30 p. nt., midweek pray
bers of A m etyst Rebekah lodge gave P o rte r plans to double th e output not exceed *20.00 in any one month.
er m eting, T hursday, 7:30 p. m. C.
A motion carried to ad jo u rn .
Rev. Coslet and wife a farew ell r e next year.
E. W harton, pastor.
B. O. HARDING,
ception. During th e ir short stay
Many friends in th is city were
MI bs P earl Nowels was the In here they have been faithful mem- shocked and saddened on Saturday
City Recorder.
voluntary hostess of a score or more bers of our lodge, and will be g rea t last by news of the death of Mrs.
young friends Tuesday evening, when ly missed by all. W hat Is o u r loss Sarah K. Coffee, at her home in E u
she was pleasautly surprised upon Is a sister lodge's gain, and we ex gene. Mrs. Coffee had been ill but
th e occasion of her — teenth birthday. tend to our b ro th er and sister our for a few days, and death was oc
Games, social chat, and a splendid t<est wishes In th eir new home. Af casioned by peritonitis. She was the
Republican Direct Primary Nominee
luncheon comprised a very happy te r a short business meeting, d u r sister of Mrs. R. L. D usenberry, of
evening.
ing which Rev. Coslet gave a beau- Sardine Creek, and for many years
Oscar "C ircus’’ B aker gratified his tlful talk on Odd Fellowship, a de- was a resid en t of th is locality, where
adm lrlng local friends by term lnat- lightful luncheon of fru it, sand she wag highly respected and gener
ing his vacation and returning from , wiches, cake and coffee, was served, ally beloved for h er fine personal Is a Native Son who is Experienced nnd
Successful nnd known to have a Public
Creswell on Tuesdny. He has re-'fo llo w e d by a social good time. The ch aracter and kindliness. Mrs. Cof
siimod his duties as signal m aintainer com m ittee in charge were, Minnie fee was a native of Indiana, and had I and Private Life without Blemish or
Taint.
for the E sim » , a position held during Stickle, Lucy Mee and M yrtle Cam- shortly passed her sixty-third year.
hls absence by relief signalm an H. eron."
The rem ains arrived In Gold Hill lia s secured more than *5,000,000 for
E, W ilkinson.
j An Im portant Industrial enter- Sunday afternoon, and the funeral
Waterways, Public Buildings and other
Two autos, carrying «s passengors prise closed down last week afte r a cortege left th is city for the Jackson
purposes in First Di-triet.
the ladles of the Medford Bill H anley most successful season, when Mrs. ville cem etery a t 11 o'clock the fol (Please read his record and platform in
club, visited Gold Hill Saturday a fte r Edith L. P orter, of Riverside, sus lowing forenoon. At Jacksonville a
voters’ pam phlet.)
noon, where the club w orkers dis pended her cannery operations for brief, b ut beautiful trib u te was
tributed. counsel, pam phlets and the year. Equipped with a sm all, spoken by Rev. W harton, of this A vote for Representative Hawley is one
for a Faithful, Industrious, Honest,
H anley buttons to th e abashed vot home canning o utfit, Mrs. P o rter city, and th e rem ains were consigned
Able and Successful Public Servant.
ers of th e ham let. In the evening prepared and sealed In one q u art tin to rest In the family burial plot.
they were guests a t th e Pelton ranch cans over 1000 cans of fru it and to
and later conducted a public m eet matoes during the fall m onths. The
Proceedings of City Council
Republican Congressional
ing at Moonville, where m em bers of output of the little enterprise was
Committee
th e party addressed a large audience, purchased by M anager Moore,
The
salary
of
the
recorder
was
of
A touch of social gayety waB added M erritt ft Company, and is meeting set at. fifteen dollars per m onth with
W. J. Culver, Chairman
to th e event by a concluding dance. with an appreciative reception from pay for ex tra work, said extra work
(Paid Advertisement)
Local News Notes
M erritt & C o m p a n y
L
Reasons Why the Reelection of Senator
Chamberlain is Essential to the Needs
of Oregon and the Nation
Gold Hill Meat Market
Blackert & Garrett
W. C. H a w le y
for Congress
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e
Are you going t»o need O O
a Heater th is Fall. . . . • •
Now is the time to look them over
and pick out the one you want while
we have a full stock. Our prices
are right; meaning that we have
better prices on Heaters than any
retail store in the county. Compare
them and be shown. We have 22
styles of Heaters — the best assort
ment in the country.
D. H. M IL L E R ’S
' G o o d Q u a l i t y G o o d s a n d R i g h t P r ic e s * *
Irrigation is Crop Insurance
You can raise some crops every year and all crops some years witlioot
irrigation.^ But if you want to raise all crops every year you should irrigate.
Tlte value of any crop any year can be increased 50 to 500 per cent by ir
rigation.
If you have water supply from well, creek or stream, we can supply yon
with electric power for pumping. On receipt of information card we will be
pleased to make yon estimate of cost.
Namber of acres desired to ii rigate. . . r . ......................................... .................
Total lift in fett from water level of well or stream to highest point of land
to irrigate...................................................................................................................
Number of feet of pipe required........... ................................................................
Number of feet of ditch or flume required..........................................................
Water supply ( well or stream ) and name of stream.........................................
S igned........................................................................................................................
PostotficejHddiess.....................................................................................................
Location—Section....................Township......... . . . .Range................................
CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWEK
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
he day returns and brings us the petty round of
irritating concerns and duties. Help us to
T
play the man, help us to perform them with laugh
te r and kind faces; let cheerfulness abound with in
dustry. Give us to go blithely on our business all
day, bringing us to our resting beds weary and
content and undishonored; and grant us in the end
thejgift of sleep.
Amen.
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--R o b e rt Louis Stevenson
THE GOLD HILL
BANK