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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1915)
Fire! Fire!! W o < m I of every dettcription at lowest prices. Wood suw for custom work. Yanis Kivrside Avi Phone 3F21 J. Ritter 1915 Hunting or Fishing License on ‘ Issue at Hfop th at cough? Bowers Pharmacy. Pa'rnnlac home lndu»try—smoke Ml. Hitt and Gov. Joh n o n cigar». W anted to trade— Light driving team for 1200 lb. work horse. D arling A HoniKM, Gold Hill, Oregon Wood by tier or cord at lowe»t rnarkc, price. delivered at your »bed Finest fir, pine, laurel ami oak. John J. Hitter Phone 3F2I. tsi hard working men d o ire p,»<itloie in the counfrv at n-aMonahlc wag,-«. Ad d r »» Portland Common», 108 Burnside S t , Portland, Oregon. • "S h o rty " Miles, einilisflt Medford hall player and s,»irt»man, took Ila« »'age from this city Matnrday morning for Jim Dinken»’ h unter's home on upper Evan- creck Mr Miles and hi» host plan to hum p around the in m nt-in» after cougar and hear. Placer miners are |»«tllinning J . Pin villa for the copious winter rains, that have thus far failed to descend. With verythlng in reudine»» for the w infe' harvest of golden »and», the »carcitv of water Ini» held o,»'ration» at standstill for the past for'night, AUCTION SAI E The BoN-ToN Fch. ,1th., a, W est Hide Llverv, Me! ford. Ore. "A horses and mule», tin draft, lrlv in g and «addle horw*», weight from I. SMI to 1,800 list, 10 mtiles. IS colts, 2 and I years old.—O E. latwe, Mgr Medford. Wc Wi« I All Our Customers A Pro iperous and Happy New Year M e r i itt & C o m p a n y FOR HALE— Eighty acre improved farm within two miles of Gold Hill, all gi»»l Ian,I, along the Pacific Highway, use and ham and some fruit. $lo,fM|»'r If you don’t like till« paper d o n 't hot acre. Terms I cash, very easy term« row It. Put rollin' holm« industry—»luokc Ml and long lime tor the halauce at 11 |»«r««nt, consider this choice. Pitt mid Gov. J o I iiihoii cigars. Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fish and Foods —C. H. Redfield. Mc^Lynn W. Smitli was the guest of G o|,| Hill, Oregon. in Season :: Our h>me cured Hams and Medford friend» iho tlr»l of the week. According to the report of m arriage li Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard For hard or soft wood of liiioul quality order from John J. Hitter, Phone 3F2L cet)« ■» issued this wis-k nt the county seal, Miss Minnie M Ingalls, a former Gold A. A. i lynn, of the Puhlii- S-rvlia- Co , Hill young ludy, has Iss u wedded to G wax »unitnomd to Medford Tuesday on W. Priddy, of Medford. From the same btwini***. B E A C K E R T ŒL G A R R E T T , P r o p r i e t o r s iur,s* Information is gleamed of the n u p Blitter |>»|>er, printed In accordance tials of Mi«» Vera A Henderson, form er with the law, for »ale on order at The ly of this city, to , reel I). lew is, who, New» office. with hi» father, conduct» a meat mark''! Mr». Lillian Me Kay and little Ron. at A n tr a l Point. Kiehard, were viaitora in Grunt» Paw the Mr». G eorw Lane, w ho ha» been visit tlrat of the week. ing her parent«, Mr. and Mr». J. H. B,»'- Mr». A. Olaen and daughter, Mi»» Pau m an, in this city fo r the past m onth, left line, were in Grunt» l ’a»x Tm-sday a» the on Tu,»«lay evening for Portland where guest» of friend». she will visit relatives for several day» be- President Orders Inquiry Into London.—A Petrograd dispatch to I auw eordwood to Move length» with o r e <ieparting f o r Shoshone, Idaho, the Central News says: power »aw, prom ptly on order. Phone where Mr. Lane has entered the im ple Possible Illegal Combina "An official communication says the Jo h n J. R itter, 8F21. m ent huslliess. sh e Was necolnpHUiisl by Eleventh Turkish army corps has been tions in Background. Mi»» Ruth T urner went to A»lilund on her sister. Miss Virginia Beeman, who exterminated near Kara-Urgan.” Thursday uliere »he will visit friend» and will Is« the guest of Portland friends for This is the third Turkish corps de the ' oming month. Washington.—With the department stroyed by the Russians. relative» for aeveral day». The following official statement re Mr. and Mr». Frank Avery were the Proof th at com can Is« raised with m a of Justice, under Instructions from gue»t» of (ri -nd» at ltognerlver on Mon jo r success in southern Oregon, when the President Wllsou, seeking to deter- garding the operations in Poland. Gal day, returning th a t aftcrnmin. crop I» capably ear,si for, is afforded by 1 mine whether any Illegal combinations icia and Bukawlna, was Issued from Mr» Mary W hite, of the primary de the HMM) hu»hel yield harvested this sea | arc back of the receut sudden rise in general headquarters: "On the right bank of the lower Vis ' fcodatuffs prices and the departments pnrtinent, visited Ashland ami Medford son by I). Burford, of Sams Valley and this despite the fuel th at the growing pe of agriculture and commerce compil tula we arc still making successful selesil» the latter part of the wi»«k. ing figures showing the amounts of progress. I am prepared to plow your garden for ri,»1 was not suited to the.rcipuromeut.« of food supplies In the United States and “In the other sections we repulsed the crop The ear» are of the yellow dent you. and do light huullng at any time. variety, large, uniforifT, and well tilled. the recent Increases In exports, the the enemy and forced them to fall —Gao. Iloiiow u Although Sams Valley is one of the real government began vigorous efforts to hack on their positions. Subscription» taken for any magazine garden »(»its in southern Oregon, never cope with the food price situation. "In Bukowlna our advanced columns <>r club of magazine» in the I uin-d State». theless ther,' are many district» where In addition, legislation giving the captured by storm the Kirlibaba Pass, See John It. Kelsey, at The Sews office. equal nucccsr would doubtless reward the president power to stop the exporta on the Transylvania frontier, situated tlon of foodstuffs whenever necessary on the road from Kinipolung (In the Mr». II. II. Mi»>p' returned Tueialay enterprising grower. and other bills designed to lower the southern part of Bukowina) to Mara- foreiKHin from a two m onth'» h I wciicc in Or. It ('. Kelsey is su|s'rvi«ing the W ashington, w hen'»he was the guest of construction of what will lie the neatest prices were discussed Informally at marns-SzIget (northeastern Hungary) the capital, but there were ao Indica and Dees." relatives. small town motion picture house in the Professor and Mrs. II. G. H arding state, and reports th a t lie will have the tions that anything along this line will , went to Medford yesterday to visit for new theater ready for occupation within be done during the present session of The total number of vessels in the Neveral days at the home of Mr. H ard a short time. Features of the place will congress. Supply Bills M ay Fail T h is Season. United States navy on July 1, the re ing's puienta. he twin galleries extending the length of Fears that no general legislation. port summarizes, was 396, with a total C. W. M artin, construction engineer the theater, and an enclosed smoking displacement of 1,658,647 tons, . of with the California-Oregon Power com room with full glass front affording an Including the government ship pur which 336. with displacement of 1,354,- chase bill, can be passed In the senate pany, was in this city on business the unobstructed view of the curtain. For 884, are "fit for service." Including the convenience of th e occasional van le- before adjournment of congress by those under construction or author first part of the week. March 4 are now being supplemented The llogue River Public Service corpor ville artists who will I»' bonked, the stage by apprehension on the part of ad ized. Those listed as fit for service ation has a force of linemen engaged In is provided with upstair dressing rooms. ministration leaders that some of the Include 10 first-line battleships, 25 the reeoiistruction of lighting line» within The seating capacity of the little play general supply bills also will fail un second-line battleships, 10 armored house will la« 200 people, exclusive of the this city the present week. less a plan can be devised to expedite cruisers, 24 other cruisers, nine moni gallcrlcM. Mrs. M. I). Bowers and daughter Hel legislative business that has been tors, 50 destroyers, 19 torpedo-boats, en went t«» Central Point on Thur»day to dragging at a snallllke pace for sev 30 submarines and numerous other craft. remain over Sunday at the home of her Notice to Present Claims eral weeks. parent», Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O 'H ara. Fifteen appropriation bills, includ- * 1 Notice is hereby given that the County A m erican Loan to Russia Ready. J. 11. Beeman, ol the valley sugar beet Court of Jackson County, Oregon, at it» Ing the District of Columbia measure, New York.—The lean of the group committee, was In Medford several days regular meeting in Jan u ary , 11118,m ade an with Its prohibition rider, now before this week aiding h i s assis'iates in the O rder relative to t h ,« preaentation of the senate, are to be disposed of with of New York bankers to the Russian fight fora greater prosperity to the Hogue claim», in part a» follow», tow it: in six weeks. If the necessity of adopt government has been perfected. The amount of Russian bills accept river valley. " I t is Ordered, T h at all billa that arc ing Joint resolutions to continue ex George E. Sanders, president, and O. to I»« acted upon at thu regular term of the isting appropriations Is to be averted. ed by L. P. Morgan & Co., and their associates, reaches $25,000,000 for 90 V. Bis'lie, treasurer, of the Hogue River County Court In any m onth uniat la« pre Naval Bill Reported. day's, subject to renewal for an addi Public Service corporation, accompanied sented iml filed in the office of the Coun The naval appropriation bill, carry by eastern stockholders, inspected the ty Clerk not later th an the first day of ing $148,000,000, was formally report tional 90 days, at a rate of ( per cent com pany’s power project a t this city the m onth in which thu hill la to la« acted ed to the house by the committee on per annum. upon by the County Court, otherwise the naval affairs. It does not alter the Thursday. Dry Alabama Bill Passes. J . C. Burch, president of the Beaver hill will have to lay over until the next two-battleshlp program. The subma Montgomery. Ala.—A bill to make rine is declared to have proved tta Portland Cement company, accompanitsl subsequent m o n th .” In pursuance of the foregoing, all thoae great value, but it Is pointed out that Alabama a prohibition state after June by several gentlemen interested in the l|g- ul plant, arrived on Friday and spent having claims to present for payment, battleships have been shown to be SO, 1915, was passed by both house s the day inspecting the property and pro- should mail tile same in time to read , the necessary for control of the sea In of the legislature. office of the County Clerk on the first day war. The bill increases the building gres made to date. of the m onth as alxive mentioned. program of the navy department by Chicago to Build $5.000,000 Subway. H. A. Ensign, of the Sleepy Hollow —G. A. G ardnkr , Chicago, 111.—An appropriation of $8,492,006. alfalfa and dairy ranch, 1» shipping a County Clerk. $6,000,000 for the construction of a carload of hay to ids G rants Pa»s ware downtown subway was voted by the house. Mr. Ensign la also Rfncking a city council here. feed atom, which he will operate, in the FOR FALE—000 fine fanning acres in For Sale: 77 acres on County Road Josephine county cupital. a com pai't Isxly, nearly level and nearly within 2 | miles of Gold H ill, about «80 under cultivation, good land, fine spring Harry Porter, m anager of the local Big all under high state of cultivation. No better land for fruit, grain which could he piped to house and barn, Pines lumber depot, is ill at the home of N o r th b o u n d his parents in Medford, sufTering from or alfalfa anywhere. Very cheap. Hub- some fruit trees, an ideal dairy ranch, • • • • 8:67 a. m. appendicitis. It is stated th at lie will be irrigated, every 40 acres Is choice. Well for quick «ale for only $60 per acre. For No. 14 No. 1« 6 nW p. m. • • • • operate,! upon the first (it next week, located and only 8 rail,«» from It. R. sta particulars call or address, S o u th b o u n d and th at his condition is not such as to tion. For particulars call upon or write, —C. 8. Redfield, No. 13 « • • • 10:10 a. m. cause alarm. —C. 8. R bdpibld , Agent. Gold Hill, Oregon. No. 16 3:16 p. m. Local News Notes SX>e C I T Y M I S A T M A R K E T GOVERNMENT TRIES TO RUSSIANS DESTROY STOP RISE IN PRICES NEW TURKISH CORPS *! S. P. Time Card t G en eral M e r c h a n d is e Mail Order House Patrons, Notice Here are some more prices—compare them to the ones in your catalogue, and see who is asking the highest price for their goods. No. 3 German Glass churns . . . . No. 4 “ " •• 1.85 2 .1 5 No. 1 Hot Blast l a n t e r n s .......................5 0 No. 9 Never Break spiders . . . . .50 D on’t forget what we said in our last ad about th at order you were going to sent! to some mail order honse bring it in and we will fill it for the same money as it would cost you laid down at your railroad station. Patronize House Industry—If it Prospers, so do you. 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 '* ELECTRIC SERVICE Electric Light and electric heat, Electric range,—good things to eat, You turn the switch, the light is on, A nother turn ; the ligiits are gone. The electric range has made a hit, W ith the “ old m a il'', no wood to split, His wife is always happy now, No more wet wood to make a row. But best of all, his wife will say, Is good hot w ater, night and day, Kept boiling with an electric heater, “ Simplex” the name, there’s nothing neater, (It su re,, is some water heater) Using abont two kilo-watts, It keeps the water piping hot. Of many wonders, these are only a few, T hat C. O. P. electric service will do, And so eacli m onth, in this space you'll see, A plain, friendly talk from the company. CALIFORNIA-OREGONPOWER COMPANY Phone 168 :: MEDFORD, ORE. 216 West Main Street Why Not start th’ year right with that account of yours at THE GOLD HILL BANK
