Gold Hill news., November 21, 1914, Image 3

Flour! Flour!
W INTER C O A T S
The two Popular B ran d t o f Fine Flour
Splendid Line o f L adies’ Fall and
W in te r C oabs n o w on
display at,
At prices that will please you—a «ulwtuntial reduction
in lots of 10 sacks or more
Gold Hill Flour and Feed Store
H . C. Raedel, Proprietor
Phone 17
Local News Notes
Tuyw for tx>ys, also for girl«—at tli
D hi Ton.
Manta Clan« »ay»: Watnli ihn Hon Tun
tor toy«.
H«> thi'in before they’ re g, in«-—toy»
t
Ut- Hon Ton.
M l« Non« N e s tm i w«» in G rant«
l u t H a tu n lu y f o r d e n ta l W ork.
I ’, -«
1’a‘mniae lioinit Industry—«moke Mt.
1‘llt ami Gov. Job n.on eigar«.
Sleep In comfort will« a good hot water
bottle ut yotir fivl. Wo bave iho good
kind, gnnruiih ««, for two year*.—Bower»
Pharmacy.
APPLES Ft Hl HALF—Hpitz and New­
town «eerirnl«. frem Riverside orchard,
for «al>- a> 4<k- per lajx, delivered In town.
Leave order« nt the ll ui Ton.
Mra. » . It Tqpnx returned to her
hottie at Mi-Cloud, Calif., on Saturday
art, afa r «|« nding «nierai month» nt (lui
home of Iter mother, Mr», L. M. King,
•f Sardine Creek.
L
M erritt &. C o m p a n y
Rev. O. B. Wlwrlonconiloenvltervii^s»
at Sain Valley Inst Siiminy afternoon.
Mr*. h ig h II mil a lid M rw. I I . D.
R «1 w«ro visitor» in Mmlforil Tuesday.
Mr. nnd .Mr». J< dm Bain), r< •nti, of ¡ A delegation of ion mi'mlmm nl the
Midford bulge o f Moose, attended by
Mr*. TI mm . Kelley, nl Medford, «pint D tils.1», Neb., visit
i-d liietlrM ol ii« Week ’
OFFICERS
tie we«'k end a« tie- g tvst of Mr*. Lynn with Mr. und Mn
tlreir wives and lady friend«, arrived on j WOMAN DEFIES
>. tie -rw- Tn» ST, Wie» '
Smith.
Wi le formerly of ilio «mm city. They . a »j«-<-ia| train Tmnlay evening and as- i Linn County Woman Refuse* to Sub­
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MI m Gladys Handry, o f llogiiariver, will baate in California.
mit to Arrest; Makes Long Stand
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of catkli htle*. Tin* vt»itorn were ru m p-,
vt»ited with Mi«« Margaret Chisholm on
Albany.—Aa a sequel to a divorce
an
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chief
engineer
of
Hu-.
i„„u»|y
entertained
by
tliu
rotuinitlH
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Sunday.
.«•I..e„t pi ,n t I«,,,«,,m-tion Work, depart- of wt)i(h M s _ j „ bl|H ,n wa,
suit, .Mrs. Vuda G rier ehot and prob­
Mr». I.ynn W. Smith wa« with friend» ' "
uh uy i irl,: b -me ut hila, Kan-
and ,|u>mughly enjoyed the good ably fatally wounded ber husband,
In Grant« Pass between I ruin« Monday «». where he w ilt visit ..ml attend to bus- ai.... .............
A «folortabte Wpper Frank Grier, with a 22 caliber rifle at
afternoon.
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in • - a lia r - I r «• v. ral week
j and Ä pteawaaiit dance ut the W«-go theater the barn on the G rier farm, one mile
Mr. ami Mr«. Ed Weston, of Mivlford,
west of M ill City. The bullet lodged
I akks ' h r At Kivvr BvmJ h.un-h, live were few tore» of tl$e evvniug.
were gin'll« uf I'ni le Have and .Mr». .Mil­ mil. » I m I ow Gold Hili, one n-d heifer, 1 Fi„,)1h
(ltt' ttinnnnt ,,f $17 for the In the abdomen. According to the la­
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ler lu»t Sunday.
test report, G rier 1 b between life and
right our cropped, I ft ear limier silt.
pulille I ’I.’i«tuiM» to e , to Is- b-iidc.ed to
Mr«. M. K, ltii-e visited with friends at O « m r pro**» pi-q« rt; , pay charge« und tile elillun u of Gold Hill on (liri,«tinaa death at the M ill City hospital. Mrs.
Siskiyou, where «lie was formerly station remove »auie.
—C. U. Wuuf.vmtTOM. eve, were rained by a lienefit motion pic- Grier made no attempt to get away,
agent, on Sunday last.
Thlrty-fivo inenila r« of Amethyst Reb­ tun. and valeleville entertainment at the < but when officers arrived at the bouse
this
attended bulge
lodge at
al Wego Tneeday evening. Mrs. <>. C. Lei- I she met them at the door with the
Mr». E. 1». Tin ker ami «on, R. I’. ‘ ekah
k“h lodge, of
"f <
’»•* ' city,
iH'. ntiendi-d
Tnt'ker, were week end geltsta at the Jan- IvWtieriver last I Intraday eveningand in -i ter, of Portland, enhanced the program i? » ' ber hand, and refused to sub- j
d.
|hniat«d a via«« of five cimMdute» In to th e ! by a beautiful vocal »olo, and the fact,
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sen home in Medford.
mysteries of the Live Oak lodge of that that the applause of the audience was n o t1
16 * oot nK was the result of
Mia» Vira Heiidt rnon, of Rogtieriver,
quarrel between the husband and w ife,
! followed by an encore number hi the only
arrived Monday ami I» viuitiug lier friend
when the former went to his home,
lltwre
preaching in the Gall« regret of the evening. “ Chick” Weias,
Mamin Button, of (hi« city.
In company with S. O. Wilson, to get
( ‘ris k behoof. InwMc u. at Hun,lay after ‘ in l*1
hi« "' inimitable imitations of everything,
J. Pk-rey Well«, county wltool «iipt rin- ii'h ili iliu m d i «tidy a h '
a load of hay. Mrs. Grier, who has
■I* Suottay «ehiHil, "«» liberally applauded. The picture«
fondetit, vfolled the Gold Hill school« on
been living at the bouse alone since
by Mr. Wharton, pit«t«r\d th e kT.thu-
an iu«|«'etion trip Tnv«dny.
she filed divorce proceedings
a while
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dial elinreli, Gold Hill. Ev&ytady in.IX h» U ta_ _ . .. ... --------------------- — alrn raa^n l .
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ago, resented the intrusi
intrusion and at-
Mr«, (faorge Nenfaer, of Jacksonville, vlted.
I managi t^ l.t |Ji theater, w ho kindly do-
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, , , | tempted to stop the men. They dis­
1» a,Minding the week at tin’ home of her !
'nuted thesvenmg tu > gu d cattae. I t 1»
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dance
for
the
lienefit
of
the
hand
regarded her threats. She procured
is
t * i . at i
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daughter, Mm. H. L. Porter.
biys will be given at the opera hooae on Pr" l" ”* ' " K
" t*,e * UI1 anc'- •eeiug that her husband
Mr«. Mattile Umili« and Mi»« Judith riiiu«.|,iv r n u ii./ I*an> m g w ill eniilin-
•’" 'l ’" 1 " l l 1 * 1 ’"IT 't u n .
evidently
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evidently Intended
Intended to
to carrv
carry n
out
bis
Riileom were the gue«t« of Mi.«« El va
Ue tiutill 2.00 a.tn .a n d music will lie
purpose, shut him.
ffoott in Roguerlvor on Sunday.
provided by the Wego theatre oreheatm.
Then, It Is reported, she ordered the
Th ■ sister Superior of Ht. Msry’« acad­ I Mthce I leketa a re $ 1.00.
other man off the place a t the point
emy, of Medford, was a gm-atat lia» home
of the gun.
N'rtbing would delight the family more
of Mr. and Mr«. H. Pelton on Sunday.
for
Xmas
than
an
Rdison
PI
onograph.
Mr. and Mr«. Harvey, and daughter,
V illa Ready f o r E x ile , Saya R e p o rt
lUaneh, of Grant« Pa««, an- t^neat« at die We have both the IH.itnotid I)|«q ami
cylinder maehine.«, and a good asNort-
San Antonio, Tex.— Enrique C. Llor-
home of Clfaa. I’eining the preaent week.
im-ut o f n-eonl«. Cotue in and lienr
ente, special representative to Wash­
Howard Wharton, an E v a n s Creek them.—Bower»’ Pharmacy.
ington from the Aguas Calientea con­
itueher, vialied forai'verul davstld« week
ranci
vention, is authorized to say that Gen­
Min« Millie II im I oi « m u rued Tuesday
w itli hi« luirent», Rev. und Mn». C. K.
eral Villa Is ready to comply w ith,the
morning Iron» Aahland, where »he
W li.irtoii
Six Weeks to
Christmas
terms of General Carranza imposed ,
that he (Cnçranza) would retire If Vll- j
la would resign and leave Mexico. A
message received from Eagle Paas
says;
"General V illa w ill accept the con­
dition,” Llorente is quoted as saying,
“In good faith if Carranza Is In ear­
nest, and that he is prepared to retire
from command of his troops at once
and leave Mexico.”
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tended her aunt, Mr«. Wm. Myer, w ho'
C..U1 feetU tin- «anseof many atonent» h;l, !n,.n erhie.illy ill .Im in -th, pa.«t fort-*
a» well a« a great di-enuif.iit. A g<M«l night. Local friend.« krill rejohte to learn
hot water b ittla I« the remedy.—Rowerk* that Mrs. Myer is fast rerovering.
IHiuruvu-y.
Sumo bargain.« in »mail ¡raettof land
Ml«« Fratiel« Shiel«, of ('eiitral Point, Mtiuilile (or gulden, chicken nr da iry
returned to her homo on Halordny laut, purpose«, ranging in sian fmm two to
after viiiihtg lor «..me tim ew lth Mr«. W. fitly aero«, i-|.«<e In .uni miivcnieutly lo­
Bddineton.
cated for market and «--lionts. If you ate
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hodge«, Letsy looking for «mall ptaoti fo r any |ierp >«e
Hodge«, Ray Van Hlyke, and Master call up in or addre»«, — S. Redfield,
Danii l Appiegalc, motored to Jackson- Gold Hill, Oregon,
vllle last Hnntlay,
i n
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M r « Ogden Snyder was «uniin med Pi
Placer Mine Wanted -T w o experienced
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Mrs. O. 0. L-iter and son, Tod, arrived
from Portland last Sunday morning.
They are the guests nl Mrs. Horace Pel-
ton nt hor Sams Valley home the preaent
week.
Mrs. H. L. White has received a letter
from her son, Charles Tyler, formerly of
this city, annonnclng his arrival nt Juar­
ez, Mexico, where he convoyed a carload
of cavalry horses. There was no fighting
In that vicinity at the time the letter was
written.
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Gold Hill, Oregon,
Specimens o( cinnabar ore, so rich with
native mercury that the rock is literally
speckled b y t h e tiny globules, were
brought to this city from the Ramsey
canyon mine by Al Lewis the first of the
week. Mr. Lewis, who Is in local charge
of the property for Its owner, an eastern
hotel magnate, has been doing sown ad-
ditlonal development w o rk during the
past fortnight. He states that the speci­
mens shown are but haphazard selections
from the ledge now disclosed.
D. M. 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 i c e s '
Irrigation is Crop Insurance
1 on «-an raise some crops every year and all crops some years withot
irrigation. . But if you want to raise all cropwevery year yon should irrigat
The value of any crop any year can be increased 50 to 500 per cent by ii
-rigation.
If you have water supply from well, creek or stream, we can supply yo
with electric power lor pumping. On receipt of information card we will I
pleased to make you estimate of coat.
Number of acre« desired to it rignte.................................................
Total lift in feet from water level of well or stream to highest point of lan
to irrigate................ .........................
Nnmber of
of pipe n q u ired ..................................................................... .
Ntimber of feet of ditch or flume required.................... .................
ater biipply f well or at ream) and name of stream ................... .
Signet 1 ............................................
Governor L itte r Names Men to Frame
Compensation AzL
Location—A ction.....................Township........ ......... Range................................
Postoifia'laddress................. ............ ................
Get Your Present While the
Christmas Stock Is Fresh.
DO
IT
NOW
German Submarine Sunk.
Paris.— A special from Dunkirk says
a French torpedo-boat sank a German
submarine off Westendr, Belgium.
French Pay $182,000,000.
Bordeaux.— The cost of war to
France In October was $182,164.604, a
dally average of more than $6,000,000.
The dally average for the first three
terms months of the war was $7,000,000.
miners wish to work good placer proper- *ndlon« “ ®° tor the balance at 6 pern nt,
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consider this choice.
ty on percentage.
Address,
—0 . 8. Redfield,
M. Welnbursr, Gold Hill, Oregon.
Now is the time to look r iem 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.
BILL DRAFTERS ARE PICKED
No household 1.« complete without a McCloud, Calif., m. M.mday, to attend
good hot water botlfo. Worth It’« oost i„.r daughter, Mr«. Orpha lletu, then
for one »ingl ■ emergency. G et next, at critically 111 hi a hospital at that city
Bower«’ Pharmacy.
Mrs. Sny ler returned Wedaceday morn
Work ha« started upon the new M. E. ing, Ir-r daughter being much iuipioved
par«onuge, which will be erected upon and a speedy recovery aasftrcd. Mr«.
lot« donated to the church by R. 0. Kel­ Betts underwent five seperute operations.
sey, in north Gold Hill.
Regular Services o f t h e Methodist
Johnny Pellaire, of the Rraden mine, Church of this city for Sunday, November
is the bln hing recipient of congratula­ 22nd: Sunday Schiail, 10 a m Preach­
tion« occasioned by the arrival of a lusty ing, 11 a.ui., subject, •'T h e( ruutfixion of
little Son on Saturday laat.
CliriMt.” Junior League,2:30p.tn. Stm-
On Thursday, November 1 2 th , th e Ior Isiagoe, 6:30 p. m. Preaching, 7:30
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Ring, on p. m., subject, "The Choir Invisible.”
Sardine Creek, was gladdened by the ad­ G >od mu dc, a cordial welcome, and a
pleasant service— C. ii. W iiakton , pastor.
vent of a winsome baby boy,
J. II. Beeman relumed o n Saturday
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FOR SAI
E— —
E hty acre improv« d
from a week’« absence at his Lucky Bart farm within two miles of Gold Hill, all
mine on Sardine Creek, where he super-H ood lan I, along the Pacific Highway,
intended the milling of a run of fine ore. bouse and bmn i nd some fruit. $100 per
A re y o u g o in g t,o need O A
a Heater th is F a ll. . . . • .
T H E M ARKETS.
Portland.
Olympia, Wash.—Governor Lister
has asked six persons, three represent­
ing employers and three representing
i labor organizations, to serve with
threa members of the Industrial In­
surance commission to draft a “first
aid” amendment to the workmen's
compensation law.
The proposed initiative law on that
subject was voted down at the general
election with the understanding that
a body would be uamed to draw a new
law for the legislature.
The persons asked to serve are;
Employers--J. P. McGoldrick, Spo­
kane, lumberman; ex-3tate Senator
Alexander Polson, Hoquiam, lumber­
man, and W illiam Ptgott, Seattle, steel
manufacturer.
Employee — E. P. Marsh, Everett,
president state federation of labor;
Martin J. Flyzlk. Seattle, president
district No. 10, Mine Workers of
America; J. W. Clark, Aberdeen, car­
penter.
Wheat— Club, $1.13, hluestem $1.16,
red Russian, $1.07.
Hay — Timothy, $16.60;
alfalfa,
$13.60.
Mayor of Florence Has Been Recalled
Florence.— The first recall election
Butter— Creamery, 36o.
Eggs— Ranch. 38c.
ever held in Florence resulted In the
recall of Mayor Evans. A surprising­
ly heavy vote was passed in spite of
Seattle.
W heat— Bluestem, $1.16; club $1.11; the stormy weather. The vote In fa­
red Russian, $1.07.
vor of the recall 8$, and 78 against,
H ay—Timothy, $15 per ton; alfalfa, and In the balloting for Mayor C. B.
$13 per ton.
Morey received 104 and Mr. Evans 78.
CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
T h e day returns and brings us the petty round of
■ irritating concerns and duties. Help us to
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
the g ift of sleep.
Amen.
--R o b e rt Louis Stevenson
THE GOLD HILL
BANK