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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1914)
Flour! Flour! The two Popular Brandt o f Fine Flour Snow-Drift and r INTER C O A T S 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 [| Local News Notes P. Time Card N o r th b o u n d No. No. No. No, 14 44 (motor) •441 (motor) . . Hi H:67 a. 11:04 a. 6:07 p. 6:6(1 p. m. in. m. m. S o u lh b o u n d No. 4S (motor) • • No. 13 No. 45 (motor) No, 16 . » . . . ■ • . • • • • 7:4H a. in. 10:10a. tn. 1:42 p. m. 6:16 p. bi . Hoe them before they’re gone—toy* at thu Bon Tun. Patroniao home indtiatr)—aniuku Mt. Pitt and Gov. Johnson cigar». Sleep in comfort witli a good hot water bottle at your (oet. We have the guod kind, guaranteed lor two year».—Bower» Pharmacy. APPLES FOR HALF—Spitz and New town aecond», from Riverside orchard, (or »all- at Hk per boa, delivered in town, leave order» at thu Bon Ton. Nothing would delight llte family more (or Xmua than an Kdiaou Phonograph. T»y* (or boy», »l*> (or girl»—at the We have both the Diamond Dine ami Mon Ton. cylinder machine*, ami a good a*»ort- Santa Cimi» »»y»: Watch the Bon Ton inint o f record*. Colne in and hear ‘ thctli.—Bower»’ Pharmacy. (or toy*. Dr. It. 0. Kd*oy transacted burino« at Mr», li. L. White wa* atunmoned to I Grant» I’a*» Monday to attend the funer Medford Tuesday. Kill* Nell, ol Kosehorg, was a gumt at al o( her uncle, John McArthur. During ¡Iter absence Ute primary r o o m waa tbu l’l-luni ranch Saturday. Patroni«« home In d tx ry —»moke Mt. taught by Superintendent Adam» and Mr*. Burt A. Adam*. Pitt ami G ot . Johnson cigar*. Dr. W. P. Chisholm waa hastily sum- Mr. and Mm 11. Porter »pent the inoiied to the Delamger Gap ranch Sun Week-end with Medford friends. day afternoon, in attendance upon Mi*» The Une»t line ol Christmas toy» ev< r i Martha Gage who wa» ill with acute gas- shown in America. At the Bon Ton. i iritis. Tlte young lady is now reported Mr*. Ihat ¡Smith, ol O u trai Point, waa to be convah-acent. M erritt &. C o m p a n y AMERICANS EVACUATE STEAMSHIP WRECKED CITY OF VERA CRUZ NEAR GOLDEN GATE Vera Crux. Mexico.— The transport Cristobal, witb the last ol the United States troop» aboard, left the dock here Monday noon at 2 o'clock and American occupation ol Vera Crux be came history. Only n lew spectators witnessed the depart: : 1 Shortly alter the »ailing ol the Cristobal 3500 constitutionalist troop* entered the city with three bat teries ol artillery, lour companies o l ' Some bajrj in« in «mall tract» o( land machine gun* and 800 cavalry. chickeu or daif) nhal'li The constitutionalist» entered the Jroui two to city with bund» playing and the etti- liurpo liny » gave them an ovation. Many cit- cited foC when the United States looking (or »mil d, but those who remained call upon or-addre*», elr (gtae when General Gold Hill, Oregon. <nd ol the roclama Mr. and Mrs. Sila» Fleming welo J Are you going bo need O O a Heater bhis F a l l .. . . • • Vessel Breaks up on Rocks and People Washed off to Death. 8an Francisco.— From 20 to 30 lives have been lost In the wreck of the eteam schooner Hanalei on Duxbury reef, outside the Golden Gate, accord ing to telephone advices received here from the Marconi station at Bolinas, Cal., which la perched on a c liff Just above where the Hanalei struck. About 20 persons had reached the shore on pieces of wreckage. One by Mr». Bert Smith, of Kogucrlver, 1» via- one they struggled through the surf king Iter parent», Mr. and Mr». Walter until shortly after dawn when the ter Duugey. rific pounding of the waves broke up Mr. and Mr». J. W. Herron motored the old craft and she went to pieces. to Medford Tuesday on a bitviueaa and It was believed probable that at least pleasure trip. ' tlie advent ol a fine baby hoy at tlu-ir T 30 had perished of the 68 who were aboard the Hanalei aa passengers and Mr. ami Mr«. T. J. O’Hara, oi Central home in Gobi Hili early Monday morn cans ad Point, visited their daughter, Mr». M. D. ing. Tlie little lad ha» an older brother, their politics' crew. / ol three year», who attained high »core A ll night long the lifesaving crews B.'wer», Sunday. in a local eugenic« contest, ami the new from the vicinity fought to save those Mr*. Rose G»y returned to Iter home at arrival i» c .iiHtbntly expected by S ilo pn the wrecked ship. Lines from a Rlw nidu, Fiiday evening hut, (run, her maintain thefamiiy record. ;e mortar rushed by automobile school in Phoenix. Federation Refuse» to 8anctl John Palmer and Roy I*. Tucker drove San Francisco were shot again lor Unlveraal Eight-Hour L Mis* Harriet Hodge» returned to Iter to Table Rock Tuesday. From tlie fam in but not one landed on the home in Gobi HUI, Saturday, alter a two Philadelphia. Pa.— Samuel Gomp« ous eminence that overlook* the pano ¿.vessel in such a way as to Weeks' visit lit Ashland. rama ol tlie valley Uiey made many tine was reelected president ol the Am1 illy Captain Nelson of the 11. A. Eu.-ign, proprietor o( the Sleepy camera view», later to ap|>ear (or »ale a» can Federation ol Labor here tor the te lifesaving station aband- Hollow model dairy, waa in Grant» Paw postal picturesque*. Mr. Tucker pros- thirty-third time. Though Gompers e effort after the wireless man wa* not opposed by any other candi oil business Wednesday. jsi-n-d, watched the photographer rlak Id» on the Hanalei had ticked out: date, nearly 100 delegates arose and School »uporvlsor E. R. IVlewon »pent neck lor a picture, and burned Incense "Goodbye, the Hanalei Is breaking asked that th eir vote» be recorded Friday la»t visiting tile rural achoola in to tlie aoenery. up." against him. The Hanalei, bound here from Eu the vicinity of Gold HUI. For Sale: 77 acres on County Road The delegates chose San Francisco Mr*. Eliiel F. Parent, of tile Kogueriv- within 21 mile* ol Gold Hill, about AO tor the federation's 1815 convention. reka, having on board 32 passengers, and a ship's company of 30 hands, er school faculty, came Imine to Tliauks- under cultivation, good land, line «pring Washington, Oregon and California giving turkey Wednesday. which could be piped to bon»»' and barn, delegates were disappointed at the re drove into the rock-studded shoals, nine miles north of the Golden Gate, 11. Van Hovenlturgand Ml»« Jasamine some fruit tree», an ideal dairy ranch, fusal of the federation to sanction a Monday morning. Bushnell, ol Sam» Valley, were guests ol lor quick sale lor only $60 per acre. For fight in those states to establish a particular» call or addrew, legal eight hour day. The following Mr*. E. P. Tucker, Saturday evening. —C. s. Redfield, resolution waa adopted by a large ma Fletcher Stout, pharmacist at Bower»’ Gold Hill, Oregon. jority: drug paiaue, wa* In Jacksonville Sunday N ational System of Rural Credits Is "Resolved, That the American Fed- , FOR SALE— Eighty acre improved and Monday paying a visit to id* parent». Urged by Commissioners. oration of Labor, as In the past, de- Mr». Fred Witt and children departed ' fgrm within two mile» ol tioid Hill, all Salem.— H. O. Starkweather and mi Widnemlay morning (o ra visit with good land, along tlie 1 acide Highway, Clares that the regulation of wages Hector MacPherson, members of the and hour» of labor should be under house and luirn and some finit. (1(X) per friends ami relative» in the Willamette acre. Terms I cash, very easy term» taken through trades union activity, rural credit commission, authorlxed by valley. the 1913 legislature, and appointed by and long time lor tlie balance at (1 percent, and not by legislation, except in so Cold leet is tlie cause of many ailment» consider lid» choice. far as the employment of women and Governor West, have made their re a» well a» a great discomfort. A good children, health and morals, and the port to the governor, and recommend —C. S. Redfield, hot water bottle is tlie’remedy.—Bower»' Gold Hili, Oregon. employes of the national, state and ed that the legislature memoriallxe Pharmacy. municipal governments are affected.” 1 congress upon the necessity of acting To be «lugged, beaten, ami "rolled" promptly upon the establishment of a Bill Kinney, escorted by hi» wile, naw n . , , , , m „ afle ra desperate fight with several national rural credit system. the » gilt* in Grant» Pa»» Monday, r e - ; . . , . ' * i u v .n known men, nt a point just west ol the H anglig Retained by Arizona Vote. , The commission which visited Eu turning to hia alfalfa acre» in Kama Valley I • , , i’hoenlx. A ril.— By a vote of 19,329 rope in its Investigation declares that Y * Gold Hill depot, waa the singularly tin- that evening. pleasing experience ol “ Doe” Hutson, ol to 18,182, the people of Arizona have there can be no doubt of the benefit Mr«. Alice Tharp, o I Alsea, Benton ; till* city, early last Saturday evening made themseives responsible for the European countries are deriving from county, is visiting her aunt and uncía, Hutson, with fifteen dollar* of crinkly execution of fifteen condemned mur their landschaften or mortgage credit Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Hamtoersly, the currency in his pocket, wa* crowing the derers. Complete official return» from societies, and it urges that such a sys present week. tracks u s lienevolent visit to bed-ridden the recent state-wide vote on a con tem be established In the United W. P. Hpear, baron ol tlie ticket win Uncle Nort Eddings shortly after night* stitutional amendment abolishing cap Btates without delay. dow at Merlin, sud formerly station agent j (all, when an avalancheof slugging men— ital punishment show the foregoing I t ia asserted that the American farmer would gain tremendously in In this city, gossiped witli local friend* three In number, ha thinks—rushed out figures against the measure. ol the shadow* and aasailed him. For a prosperity and efficiency, especially Sunday afternoon. lew moments he (ought back, then in through the south and west, by the American Cruisers A rt Free to Act. Hogs (or Sale—Two thoroughbred sows, pyrotechnic shower of stars consciousness Washington.— Secretary Daniela ca establishment of a credit system, and o n e Duroc-Jersoy, o n e Poland-China deserted him. How long he Isy In dream it would be possible to obtain loans on May lie seen at my place in west Gold land he does not know, but when he stag bled to Captain Decker, of the cruiser Tennessee, and Captain Oman, of the farm mortgages at from 4 to 4 to per HiU.—0. E. W harton . gered to hi» feet both his money and tlie cent. Mi»* Evelyn Walker left on Saturday unknown inl*cre«nts were absent. Aside cruiser North Carolina, In the eastern An investigation by the legislature of Mediterranean, giving them discretion morning for lx* Angeles. Miss Walker (nitn a badly lacerated lace and the dent ary authority to deal with emergencies the establishment of credit unions al has been spending »e feral month» with in his treasury lie was none tlie worse for that might arise in protecting Am eri ready established In Massachusetts, her sister, Mrs. F. D. Schruinp. tlie fray the following morning. Several can cltlxens and Interests In Turkey. New York, Wisconsin and Texas, with a view of determining the advisability Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Miller and Mr. tourista ol the tough type were loiterers of framing a law governing the estab a nd Mrs. Burt A. Adairs motored to in tlie city that afternoon, and although Old trappers are abandoning Lake lishment of cooperative banks for sav Medlord in tlie Miller car Sunday lure- no evidence was found to connect these noon, motoring home via the S. P. that fellow* witli tlie crime it i* strongly bus - county because the bounty fund for ings and short time loans to fanners p ctcd that they found it expedient to predatory animals has been exhausted. In Oregon, Is recommended. The pres afternoon by way ol variety. Consequently coyotes, bob cate and ent cooperative law in Oregon la de depart in the night. Nort Eddings is quite ill with an attack clared Inadequate, and It la recom- Improvements (or the Chemswa In cougar are Increasing rapidly. of bronchitis, having licen confined to his Three Indictments against J. k. 1 mended that a law he placed on the dlan school to cost approximately |60,- room t h e greater part o I thin week 000 w ill be recommended by Rev. Bam French, Wallowa oounty Judge, were »tututes embodying the beat features Friend* ol tlie famous old stage driver uel A. Eliot, of Boston, a member of returned by the grand Jury at Ent ir- of the different lnws existing in the and local historian are solicitous lor hia the United States Board of Indian Af- prise. They charge forgery and < i. United States and other countries. early recovery, talnlng money under false pretens' falya 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 GOMPERS IS RI FARMERS WOULD BENEFIT ' 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 crop» some years without irrigation.“ But if you want to raise- all cropsevery year you should irrigate. The 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 you with electric power for pumping. On receipt of information card we w ill be pleased to make yon estimate of cost. Number of acre» desired, to iirigate....................................................................... Total lift in feet 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 aupply ( well or stream ) and name of stream .......................................... Signed........................................................................................................................ .. Postotfiee|addn*ss..................................................................................................... Ixx-at ion—Section.................... Tow n»tiip................. Range................................. CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER. COMPANY :: MEDFORD. ORE. Phone 168 216 West Main Street day returns and brings us the petty round of T he irritating concerns and duties. Help us to play the man, help us to perform them with laugh ter and kind faces; let cheerfulness abound with in dustry. Give us to go blithely on our business ail day, bringing us to our resting beds weary and content and undishonored; and grant us in the end the gift of sleep. Amen. —Robert Louie Steveneon THE GOLD HILL BANK js r/
