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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1915)
ïi. z ^ ..,— J —* 67>e C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T Fresh and Sait Méats :: Sea Fish and Foods in Season :: Our home cured Hams and Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard r -¿1-.?« S n U if iJ l <Ker “'S • . “"'J t*'^f J ,”* — Merritt & Company wish to say to the Public that th eir sto r e will have on display one o f the finest stocks o f — 1 B L A C K E B -T <H G A R R E T T , P r o p r ie t o r « Fire! Fire!!, Wood of evety description at lowest prices. Wood saw for custom work. Yards lUvuxid« Av». Phone 3FJ1 I D f p f* M U C 1 •ïuuï Mil« Lzleutlu. . ■ tt»J HvU»< Hunting or Mr. atai Mr». Intel D. Lewie, of Cen tral Point, were tlie gnesKuf Mi»» Maude button ou Sunday last Mrs. lew is was recently Miw Vira Henderson. th a t have arrived in th is c ity , consisting o f Summer Dress Goods o f all descriptions; fine line o f Imported and Domestic Laces and Embroidery; Ladies* and Gentlemen's shoes o f latest style ♦ . Merle Kellogg camo down from Med- Iprtl Tuesday and »|»<nt »everal days vis iting with his father, A. E. Kellogg, and Iktnily. Mr and Mr». Lynn W. Smith enter- Ujurd »1 a Valentine party la»t Saturday Vcnlng. A buffet luncheon was one of the feature» of a delightful evening. i| • ' • Issue at y • ' M erritt & C o m p a n y L ■ G en eral M e r c h a n d is e J TRAVELERS' RIGHTS WILL BEDEFENOEO The BoN-ToN kSMOKE Local News Notes WHEAT PRICE IS DOUBLED BY WAR r '*• r — v K e e p y o u r e y e o h o u r $ h o w w i n d o w s acAd y o u w ill b e c o n v in c e d th a t w e h a v e t h e g o o d s _ ,Elteb Suydef and Ed Bolt returned to (fair development work on tlie Maolc Gulch mine, which they have leased, Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mr». C. 8. Painter, of Eagle Point, visited at the home of their aon-ln- law, Marshal "Slim” Walker, for several If you don’t like this paper—don’t bor day» last week, returning Sunday. row it. W II. Miller was ultscnt from hl» post Stop that cough? A sk us h o w . df duty at Letter A Co.’» the present Bowers Pliarinacy. week, while attending to his duty as a Patronize home industry—smoke Mt. »em ber of tlie grand jury Uatt in session Pitt and Gov. Joh iron cigars. at Jacksonville. I saw oordwnod to stove lengths w ith! Stir Caused by Lusitania In k Mrs. Mury E. Gardner has recently power saw, promptly on order. Phoud, been regyqxiinhal as jHietuiistn-ss of the cid e n t-W ar Zone Que«- John J. Ritter, 3F21. l o i a —: Satin Valley office, a |*ositlon which site Subscriptions taken for any magazine tion to be Taken Up. Uas held fig a number of yearn—with the or club ol magazines it? the United States. utmost satisfaction to patrons. See John R. Kelsey, at The News office. Waahlngtotj —President Wilson sent The Dixbro rancliero—a pretty little Service» of th e M ethodist church: for Counsellor Lansing, of the state plan: jui< west of this city—ha»,beeit leas- Sunday school 10:00 a. m., preach department, and discussed with him r t l for the coming »ca»iin by Jem Durltee, ing 11 a. m.. Junior League 2:3D for half an hour steps that thia gov who will move It i » Household god» to E. R. C uhl ’ ch . Assayer, Chem their new location sometime next week. p. m.. Senior League 8:30 p. m., ernment will take to protect the Amer preaching 7:30 p. pa., midweek pray ican flag from further misuse by bel ist, and, M etallurgist Make a note of this: Thu Unties’ Aid Custom Assay Office. Mail Order Busi will tender their Hard Time» wx-ial to er m eting, Thursday, 7 :3 0 p. m. C. ligerent ships It la understood the president la ness Solicited Prices *, Gold. $1.00; Gold the public one day next week, at the M. K. Wharton, pastor. Darling A }Iodges this week installed a greatly chagrined at the action of Cap Mid Silver, $1.26; Copper, $1.00; Gold, E. church. Admission, 3c, luncheon, Hilver »nd Copper, $2.00. Mgijing en Pc, additional war tax of one penny |>or 30U gallon gaaolme street pump, a u the tain Dow, ol the Lusitania, in running the Stars and Stripes up on his vessel »t nut by their livery stable», and will velope* free on request. Rcfarence: Jose person. phine Co. Bank. Rooms 201-203 Hull Cal DuHcnberrjr has purchssed J. W. ter to Die wants of motorists throughout to protect her from German subma- l}ldg., Grant» Pare, Oregon. Herron1» Ford car, and will now lie an the coming season. Gasoline will be »old , rlnes. nt a» che-p a rate per gallon as may lie Informal discussion by President ardent advocate of better toads for Sar obtained in Medford, Grants Pass, or else« W ilson with his German advisers of dine Creek. Mr. Herron will purchase a P a t r o n is e H o m e large car. Mr. Pankey, of Sant» Valley, where. The pump is tlie most modem the dangers to which neutral ships In d u str y in type, and when installed represented may be sut.lected In the newly-pre al»o purchased a Fort! this week. an investment of $300 00 by the enter scribed war zones around Great Bri Mrs. Tom Pankey held tlie lucky cou prising livery firm. The big gas tank-is tain and Ireland and the use of the pon that drew the weekly "Merchant'» stink in the ground to a distauceof several liner Lusitania of the American Hag M T . P IT T <R G O V . Prize” at the Wego theatre Thureday, feet, and the pump aet in a concrete bare. foreshadowed a diplomatic correspond H. C. Kaetlel, of the Gold Hill feed store, In addition to gas, both hard and lubri ence between the United States and J O H N S O N C IG A R S was the dooater of the prize—a sack of cating oil will be retailed at tlie lowest both Great Britain and Germany, re "Valley Pride" flour. spectively, on these questions. coat. Attorney Porter J. Neff, of Medford, In each case Jhe American govern Three photographic enlargement« on was in this city Tuesday in tlie interest of display in the show window at Bower»’ ment, because of its neutrality, can a caMtiality company. Attorney Nell ar pharmacy the past week, have occasioned not discuss the rules which the bellig- For hard or »oft wood of fine»» quality ranged a settlement with W in . Mee, wlio much uihniring comment locally and with erenta may adopt toward each other. order from John Hitter, Phone 3F21. »tillered a fractured rib nawnlly, and who transient strangers. They are proof th a t, The prescription of the war zone it- l)r. it. C. Kelsey transacted business carries a policy with the casualty concern. Gold Hill has a resident camera artist of »elf. however, or the use ot a neutral A real estate ileal was closed on Sardine exceptional ability, and are no surprise flag by belligerent-owned vessels as a at Medford Tlmrsdsy. Col. C. 8. Redlleld attended to busi Creek last week, whereby Ernest V ro to tlie many interested friends who have' stratagem of war has not given the ness affsir» at Medlord Thursday »(ter- man, of Ashland, transferred his land on followed the work oi John B. Palmer for American officials concern so much tlie creek to Tom Griffiths for a consder- some time past. Two of the pictures are as the prospect that these acta may en- noon. Butter paper, printed In accordance ation not stated. Mr. Vroman is a son scenic view» taken in this locality; the danger the lives of American citizens with the law, for »ale on order at The of Dr. Cyrus Vroman, anil, with his fa skillful blending of light and shadow a» on neutral ships during time of war, ttier, resided in this city some years ago. well as the general treatment of the snb- whose right to travel on the high seas New» office. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt arrived jecta readily placing them in the first It Is intimated, will be vigorously de W antkii :—Suckling calf; write to C. ou Tuesday Izuut St. Julius, and will visit rank of southern Oregon photography, fended. D. Woolverton, Gold Hill, or c a l l at Formal Inquiries as to »'hat steps fur votiu* time at t h e homo o f Mr». The third 1» an almost llfe-sixed oil-color Hi vc ral< It»,colony. Schmidt’» father, W. J. Hayti». Mr. ed photo of little Master Asil Walker, the German naval commanders will Mr. ami Mr». J. W. Merritt, of Central Schmidt intend» t o lease or purchase son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Walker, of take to protect neutrals traveling on Point, yiaited with Mr. and Mr». It. 11 ranching property in llat vicinity of Gold this city. Tlie common tribute to this merchant ships and requests for In Moore on Sunday. Hill, where they will make their future expresses to a uicety the character of the formation as to the use of American Mr». M. D. Bower» and daughter, little home. study—"H e looks natural enough to step flags by British ships generally, It Is Mia» Helen, w e r e vi»itora at Central Mrs. Matilda Rhoderiek arrived on out of the frame!” Mr. Palmer’s work understood, will follow. Point, tlie middle of the week. Saturday from h e r home a t Mojave, In the scenic line Itas l>een largely pur-1 Mr». Horace Pelton, of the hams \ al Calif., and visited until Monday at the sued for |»wnoual recreation anti pleasure, ley ranch, wa» t h e gueat of Medford borne ol her eouaiu, George B. Turner, and Is not generally recognised at Its true • friends Wednesday afternoon. and family. Mrs. Blmderick continued worth. It will compare favorably and in i M. S. Johnson departed yanterday for her journey to Washington, where she many instances eclipse the best work of | Portland, where he will »pend several will visit lor some time at the home ol a this sort pnsluced in America, and Ss an Sdvertising asset to the scenic beauties of daughter. day» attending to business. southern Ortgon is invaluable. Concer Chicago.—In the six months since t A. W. Walker, late aipirant for slier- Three Myrtle Creek buytt— B. L. Miller, ted e ffo r t should be made by citizens for the war began the price of wheat has ' Iff, t t u in thia city Wednesday demon Richard Miller a n d . Howard Martin— its wider distribution. about doubled on the Chicago boajrrt were arrested last week by game wardens »Lruting a new motor car. of trade. The new point for cash grain Bam L. Sundry and Fred Merrill. The W. I . Ward was down from the Ram last cummer was around 87 cents. In •ey canyon ranch tran»acting business trio- were encamped in Cow Creek canyon. the last week the price has varied be ■ • ■ ■■■■<> v . The carcass ol one doer, and ten addi Wedneaday. tween $1.66 and $1.70. tional deer hide», wore found by the of N o rtH b o ttn d l Dr. C. ,R. Bay, manager of the Braden The beat Informed men at the board ficer». At the »ulwitqiicnt beariugx all 8:67 a. III. ot trade say the American farmer has mine, returned on Monday from an ovet- No. 14 plead guilty and paid, A fine ol $25 each. No. 16 6:56p. m. • Sunday visit at Medford. , , reaped the richest h arvest Sume. of It waa demonstrated that the hide» ol all S o ta tH b o a n d l the farmers assert that the "gambler» Mr. and Mr». Frank Tomer returned to but one deer were legally taken in open 10:10 a. ta. at the board of trade” have benefited their Medford home Monday laorniug Reason by other person», a n d hail been No. 13 3:15 p. ni. • »- . - - s V . r- most and there are wild stories afloat after »pending several day» in Geld H|l), given, to the youth» for the pur|>ose of No. 16 about the fnbulpus winnings of a lot A. A, Flynn wa» in Grant» Pa»» Mon tanning. of Wall-street speculators who have day evening on linsinure ooaaocted with T H E M ARKETS The regular mooting of th e, Greater been active in the Chicago market. the Bogue River Public Service corpora Gold fliU oluhg lieldott Tuesday evening, It le true that hoth Wall street and tion. i^, . i Portland. was store largely attended than any pre. W heat—Club, $1.49; bluestem $1.(0; the board of trado have made money FBKE SEEDS.—Limited number o , vioualy, Five new member^ wore enrol, out of the rise In the price of wheat. assorted seed package», Issued by the De led. The evening wgs denoted P> the red Russian, J|1-4S; forty-fold, $1.60; In the aggregate the farmers' profits partment of Agriculture, for distribution general reports of committees. Relative red fife. $1.46. are believed, to have far outrun all that Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $16; at the New» office. Ask for one. to.the perplexing question of how to se the speculators have made. For the Sale Day» at 8. V. Me Farrens Jewelry cure uniform» for the band, Roy Tucker grain hay, $12; alfalfa, $13; valley tlra farmers have lost nothing by the ad othy, $12.60, »tore. Tuesday» and Friday». Good» in and Bill Fansher cut the knot by offering vance and many a speculator has. Butter—Creamery, 32c. the line of watches and jewelry at half to contribute one uniform at their own Eggs—Candled, 26c; ranch. 24c. (»irsonal expense. Since then the plan price, must have money to pay taxes. Hope—1914 crop, 12H e; 1913 crop, Arkansas Swings Into D ry Column. Get your Piano» tuned by the home has prospered until fully half the neOM- Little Rock. Ark.—A bill providing nominal. mtry uniforms have been pledged a» per tuner. Beginning Feb. 15th, special re state wide prohibition in Arkansas has Wool—Valley, 23c; eastern Oregon, duction in prlceH lor two months. Satis sonal contributions by duets of business been signed by Governor O. W. Hays. 20c. men. faction guaranteed.—W. C. T hom . Fishing License on ’ s;> Mr. and Mr». T. J. O’Hara uutoed up Ckutral Point Sunday afternpoii and visited at the home of tladr daughter, Mr». M. D. Bowers, and family. lr<>lli G a rd en T o o ls It will soon be time to plant your garden W e have a complete line o f garden tools W e also carry that 5 tooth hand cultiva tor you heard so much about last year Ask someone that has one You would never be without one if you once tried it 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 ig h t P r i c e « ’ ELECTRIC SERVICE Electric Light and electric heat, Electric range,—good things to eat, You turn tlie switch, the light is on, Another tu rn ; the lights are gone. The electric range has made a hit, With the "old man” , no wood to split, His wife is always happy now, No more wet wood to make a row. But best of all, hia wile will say, Is good hot water, night and day, . Kept boiling with an electric heater, "Simplex” the name, there’s nothing neater, (It surely is some water heater) Using ahout two kilo-watts, It keeps the water piping hot. jQf many wonderg, these are only a few. That C. O. P. electric service will do, And so each month, in thia space you’ll see, A plain, friendly talk from the company. CAL1FORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER. COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE. Phone 168 216 West Kiain Street Confidence in yourself* Confidence in us, and Team ar Sweetened w ith B eet will bring Old Tim e Prosperity THE GOLD HILL U ,i«A BANK
