Gold Hill news., June 12, 1915, Image 3

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Wood by tier or cord «1 lowest murk«-!
price, delivered at your «lied. FI im ' h I Hr,
pliut, laurel and uuk. Jo h n J. R liu -r
Phone 3F2I.
(teaollnr and auto oMa alwaya on hand
15c Rexall Glycerin Soap 10c a n il fo r rail' at unla-alable priced, at tin*
DurlingA I lodge« »table (ia ao llne alreet
25c Violet Dulc Talc R’der 1 5c pump, prompt, ethcient eervlce.
Saia of data at Reduced Prices ntlll con­
All odors Colgate
”
1 5c tinue« a t The Ladles* Shop. Home at
Malt Price) Similar bargain« on oilier
Any 50c box Stationery 40c articles on hand
Frank Avery, mall carrier fur the Gall*
1 lb bx Quintex Chocolates 40c
ami Foot« Creek route«, iuv purchased au
Indian motorcycle, ami 1« making »|ie«d
with hl» delivery.
PoaUnaelei Henry 1). Reed 1» I j Port»
land tlie present week, uttemling the
poetmaMler»' convention, a n d —b y the
way—tho Ito«' Festival.
J. K. M oen returned on Wednesday
from a live days’ via t with hla aona, Jake,
Hill and Hiram, well known and aueceaa-
lul rancher« of Evans Creek valley.
Martin Bowers visited at Ida father*»
home in Aalnand lust sunday Mr. Bow­
ers, at., who ha« been dangerously ill, is
now happily reported to lie convalescent.
FOR HARE—farm wagon, good double
Hpletidld assortment of
harness,
liorau, good in »addle or buggy,
Eino Rod»—«II price»—
and «addle cheap. —Greanleaf Rauch,
Silk and Lilien Line«,
K aties Creek.
Keel», Greci», Flit«» «ini
Mrs. C . E . Wharton. Miasew iolna
Fl*li Lure«—new Htoik
Proctor, Florence ami Marguerite Whar­
ton. were the local Epworth b u g lie del­
egate« to the convention at Medford lui-t
week.
E verything for the
Mrs. Lily l«owi», of Grant* l’a««, who
arden t A n gler
W hen the recent fire deatioyed South
mystery film
“ Tne Master Key,’*
' ha« been visiting with lwr sister, "Mrs.
wide business honres and home« it incltid»
! W. It. Walker, departed
onday for marvel. At the Cnmus.
Found—Valuable pair of eye glasses, I ed in Ita devastation the reaidenceof Mrs
! Purtland, when' «lie i« visiting friend»
«pi
rially ground lenres. Owner may re- Dsn Richards. In one nsim w»» su»-
i and tile Rose Carnival.
c v e r property by railing at New« office! |«*nded a framed |«>rtrait of our verv
j Misses Juanita and Arlene Crawford
••ml paying charges.
recent Secretary of State. Tlii« room the
were the gueala of their grandmother,
On oooonnt of ill health Pete Myers, «re poured through to the destruction of
i Mr». M. 8. Crawford, of Garden Row,
all contents—with tlie exception of tlie
! last week. They returned to their home genial clerk at Merritt A Co.’» »tore, is j
planning
a
vacation
trip
into
the
hills
for
Bryan lithograph, The frame of Its- pic-
at Metlford Holiday evening.
the summer. Tlie dry goods department I Lure was consumed, the glam cracked
Mr. and Mis. J. B. Palmer motored to
and fallen, the edge of the paper scorch­
thia city with Eii. Weaton last Sunday, will lie in charge of Mr». R. H. Moore, ed and burned—but Bryan remained nn-
visited will» friend« und returned tliat during the absence ol Mr. Myers.
scathed, nnacorched and «tniling. Mr».
Mrs. E. A. Van Hlyke ami daughter, I Richards says that she thinks it is worth
! afternoon to Medford, where Mr. Palmer
1 has uaaumad charge of lla- Weaton photo Mi»« Ray, departed Monday morning for j telling, and that tlie incident might be
Dunsmuir, where they will join Mr. Van ;
For hard or «oft wood of lineal quality | am,ijo<
construed as an omen.
order from Joint J. Ritter, Phone 8F21. j Mhw Juillth Balcom, of tin local school Hlyke and make their future residence, i
Warren Coppock, a former Gold Hill
Mrs. Leigh Hunt was a visitor in Med-
departed last Friday for Buffalo, During the past two years they have, high school boy, who receive«I his first
ford Thursday
i 2<ew York, where Iter »¡«trr is »erioua ill. made their home with Mrs. Van Hlyke'«, atldetic instruction in local Held meets,
mother, Mrs E. Kay, of this eity.
Household furniture for sale at W. O. . lie will also visit at East Aurora, before
Loud was tlie familiar uproar of the I is gathering a prolific crop of laurels as a
returning
to
resume
her
«cliool
duties
in
Myers’ reeidem«*.
student athlete of the southwest. A re­
local fan last Sunday afternoon, when the j
cent letter received by a schoolmate,
Or. R. K. Howard wa« a htwinem visit­ till« eity.
Fearles«
Fanaber»
waged
a
bat
battle
I
W. A. Gynn, of Puyallup, Washing­
Clinton Walker, announces— with mod-
or In Medford on Tliutsday.
will, the Peerless Portere in « cm strife .
in
recent meet o( the H at.
Children's Oay exercises will lw held ton, visited with Ben H. Lampman on for the local ebampeenship. Every play ea„ S uu^ Xtlll(.tic ^ ¡ ^ ¡ o n , held at
Wednesday and Thursday. He was en­
at tlie church Sunday morning at 10:30.
route to the Exposition, and theitoe to of the game was a real feature. The Halt 1-ake City, the Gold Hill boy took
Miss Elsie Miller spent the week-end at his former home in North Dakota where score was 18 to 11, with the P. P.s as
first in the high jump, at 6 feet; first on
Rogueriver as the guest of her friend Mi«« ,
winner.
the fence vault, at 5 feet 10 inches; third
Viola Myers.
Lamllord 8. W. McClendon has com­ in tlie the half mile at 2:9; and tied the
J. ii. Beeman was summoned to Port­
Butter paper, printed In accordance land ami Seattle o i lexul matters last pleted repairs and remodeling of the northwestern amateur record for the 50
with the law, for sale on order at The Hunday. The legal matters, to becorrect. post office building by tlie hanging of yard dash. Tlie Coppocks now reside at
News office.
pertained entirely to Heattle. Tlie Rose a new interior dress of wall pa[ter, match­ Ft. Thomas, Arizona. W arren has been
Cedar Tence Posfs for «ale a t reason­ Festival was at Portland. He expected ed to tlie woodwork. In appearance and attending school at El Paso, Texas.
convenience of arrangnient the local
able price. For information call at the to be absent two weeks.
»tamp stand is a pleasure to both public
Now« office.
Elmer Dungi'y depart«' I Monday for
Rev. 0. E. Wha rton attended a meet­ Marslifiehl where he will obtain employ­ and office force.
3 MIDSHIPMEN EXPELLED
T. E. Hammcrsley arrived Thursday
ing of the Southern O regon Ministerial ment and remain through the summer.
association at Phoenix on Monday.
Hi« elder brother, William, has been in for u brief visit with local relatives. The President Orders Inquiry Involving Al­
leged Misconduct in Examination.
Mi«a Ague« Dietrich, who i« attending that eity for several years. He is em­ lug fellow walked with a pronounced
lim p, which he was forced to explain at
the business college a t Medford, wtui ploye«! 0« meat cutter.
Washington.—The "honor” system
every meeting with h i s many friends.
home for a visit Saturday and Sunday.
George E. Sanders, president of tlie ! From Portland to Albany he made tlie at the Annapolis Navy Academy is on
trial. Three midshipmen's expulsion
Bill Fanaber «ay« hi« fearless follower» Rogue River I’tihlic Service corporation,
trip on a motorcycle. Near the latter
and an inquiry into alleged miscon­
will again tackle tlie Peerless Porters on Robert E. Gaul, consulting engineer, and
eity be was forced by a stubborn son of
duct In examinations of more than 100
tomorrow afternoon, hut this game will Francis M. Fauvre, assistant treasurer,
tlie soil, perched on a load of hay, to
“ lie for blood” .
motored to this eity from Grants Pass turn entirely out of tlie road. In tlie others, including members of the grad­
uating class, were ordered by Presi­
Attorney W. E. Phipps wa« In thia city Wednesday ami passed tlie afternoon in spill which ensued lie was badly bruised.
dent Wilson and Secretary of the Navy
inspection
of
the
local
power
plant,
for
Thurw'ay, sizing up the cherry crop on
Tlie motorcycle remained at Albany.
Daniels.
his orchard—tlie Godlove—jnst across tlie which extensive improvement» are plan-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Darling, accompan­
The annual examination "cribbing
river. II e return«! t o Medford that ned. They were accompanied by Mes-
ied by Master Floyd, returned from Oak­ scandal" was declared by Secretary
afternoon.
dame» Samlet» and Fauvre.
land, Calif., where they have mad«' their Daniels to be the most widespread in
| liome for a year, on Wednesday of this the history of the academy. Members
! week. Mr. Darling-has been reengaged of all classes are Involved. Monday a
as janitor of tlie eity schools, a position complete board of inquiry began an
I he fill«»! witli great satisfaction to all dnr- Investigation which may cause whole­
! ing previous term». For a number of sale dismissal of cadets.
month» he was engaged ill the jitney bus
business in Oakland, driving hi» own car.
Tlie e ra » Is dying out, he says, owing to
excessive taxation imposed on jitneys by
the cities and state, and thousands of
drivers are abandoning the game.
Tlie mystery of the murdered sUt-r,
j wldch stirred Hains Valley to concert
pitch last month, refuses to yield a clue.
I have constantly on
Tlie animal, a Hue yearling of tlie J. K.
hand a supply of ICE
Moore ranch, was killed and butchered
1 m the adjacent hills, ami the meat pack­
th at’s chemically PURE
ed away. Several “ bum steers” were
and safe for table use as
followed by local sleuths, and Mr. Moore j
informed the News this week that the j
for refrigerating.
identity of the miscreants would probably i
remain unknown. He stated that the j
W i l l d e liv e » to r e g u ­
»teer was undoubtedly tlie finest in Jack-
la r
p a tro n s
e v e ry
son county, and he deplores the moral
m o r n in g ;. S p e c ia l
standard of the thief who would not at
o rd e rs fille d
least leave a steak for the owner.
at once
Bill Htnewe disposes and says tliat hi»;
Red Ribbon mine on Foots Creek Is the ■
real tiling
As evidence thereof he
brought in the result of a two ton run
from tlie little toy stamp mill witli which
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he is proving the property. Tlie cube
weighed $tlo worth. Much of the ore is
You can’t afford to eat
But it will pay you to walk into our Cash Store and “see
said to run to this value and even great­
er, while the general average is fairly
tainted food, or drink
what you will see.” Try our Coffees in package or bulk.
high. A sufficiency of water is to be had
luke warm beverages
throughout the season. Witli the present
and
and
the pound
equipment Bill can only force through
when ice costs only
800 pounds of ore per day. An order
A FEW CENTS DAILY
will lie placed at once with the Ashland
foundry
for
two
heavier
stamps,
and
the
Mrs. Cora J. Truax
plant will have a two ton capacity daily.
n a g e r
m
More Hall and “ Chief” Whitsett are em­
ployed by Mr. Stuewe.
ATURDAY
=1
PECIALS
SAUT! SALT!
S a lt
H a v e ju st r e c e iv e d a c a r o f
D A IR Y a n d T A B L E
Bowers’
Pharmacy
FISHING
TACKLE
Our prices cannot be equalled—lower than ever offered!
M erritt & C o m p a n y
TheBoN-ToN
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e j
J
Just received, a big as­
sortment of Cane Poles.
Every size. At best pric es
you can get anywhere.
Local News Notes
I-C-E
D . H . M I L L E R ’S
E le c tr ic
O N C E A L U X U R Y , N O W A C H O IC E .
Perfect cooking first demands a clean kitch­
en.
Modern kitchens have no coal buckets or
ashpans.
There is an Electric Range built to
suit your needs and at a price you can afford to
pay.
Flat rate for Electric Rang? $5.00 per month.
We have all tlie latest types of Electric Ranges
on display in our office.
A«k for demonstration.
CALIFORNIA-OREGONPOWER
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
Don’t you think it» would be
safer to leave your money in
the Bank?
W e are insured against Burg­
lary. Our vaults are fireproof.
A Little Out o f the Way:
25c
30c
35c
The Truax Co’y
A
1Ä
W . A . C ooR
THE GOLD HILL
BANK