Gold Hill news., June 26, 1915, Image 3

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Clyde H. Doalherage. player of the big
bass In the lis'al la n d , departed last Hull-
day for Ui Grande, when* be lout secured
employment.
I I e anticipates employ-
Don't allow your »lock mi nt with tin' Pendleton baud the com­
ing acaM>n. Clyde will ba mourned in
to auffer the ravages musical and social circles,
o f those peaky .......... flies! Dey Hehrump, war strategist and pis.l
champion, ia now able to la- alsiut town,
DR. HESS FLY CHASER much to the gratification of his many
frienda. Mr. Hchrump’a health ia much
guaranteed to keep ’em off improved,
and he plana to soon visit
Portland for a consultation with the s|s-
ciallsta who have been treating him
Mrs. Formin Zaua, of Ashland, was in
thia city Wednesday on linsiness matters
Mra. Zaua has completely recovered from
her recent serious illness. The Zanas
will return to this city, to make their
home liere, within the next two weeks,
having leased their restaurant properties
in Ashland.
Waging a campaign against the nfever-
tn-la-autllciently-dnrncd fox-tail, d e a d
grass and unsightly weeds, Marshal Bill
Cisik and his assistants have carried II m -
Hplundld MMurliiMMil of
torch about town, setting tire to the nui­
Fine Risto— all prices—
sance. The horning of dry grass should
Silk ami U nni Lilies,
be carried on with great caution—as It
was by Marshal Cook — lest the fire spread
Reels, Orasia, Mira ami
to the brush.
Fiali l.ures—new Stock
Au exod'M of Gold Hill you) hs to seek
fortu ic ufar occurred the first of the
k. William Kelsey, D ob Avery and
E v e ry th in g fo r the
Dave Avery, went to ltnaebtvg, wlien
a rd e n t A n g le r
the trio have secured employment for the
summer. All three will Is- sadly missed
in the News office, where ft whs their
kindly custom to lielp out on press day. ;
Applieiints us paper folders and paste
Olympta, Wash.—The tranquility of
same purport!*, and left for Portland,
siup|s<rs will 1st examined at auv time accompanied by bis wife. Carson was the administration of Mrs. Josephine
for the vacated |ss<itions.
formerly employed by the company a« Preston, state superintendent of pub­
In a diss* eonte-t on Ila- home dia­ trackwalker f r o m this station. H ix lic instruction, was marred Saturday
mond last Hunday afurnism the Tolo months ugo he lost his situation. Pre­ by announcement of the resignation
braves took the measure o f the local vious to that time he alleges that, while en masse of the major portion of her
team by a score of tl to 7. The garni* removing his speeder before an oncoming office force. Those who have resign­
was a gissl one und Interest in the n a­ train, he received injuries which have ed are C. A. Sprague, assistant super­
tional pastime moved Up several notches. is'rmanently disabled him, and on this intendent; Miss Martha A. Sherwood,
One accident marred the occasion, In • > ground bases his suit for $10.000 damages. deputy superintendent; Miss Hannah
luckless rail' for first base Charley Reed Ix)cal opinion, for the once, appears to Cordy, chief clerk; Miss Edith Roe.
suffered a badly sprained ankle und was favor the justice of the corporation’» at­ Mrs. Preston's secretary, and Mrs.
invalided to the crutch squad—where he titude.
Viola French, clerk.
| will mark time for the next two weeks.
Writing from Wolf Point, Montana,
Stage driver J. B. R. Monduck has the At Wolverton informs The News that its Southern Vote Restrictions Illegal.
Washington—In probably one of
liugli on his son Dick, following a few weekly arrival “ is like a breath of the
thrilling moments Tuesday morning on gods to a soul starved wand.-rer.” We the most important race decisions in
the Hams Valley road. With Dick at the i are not at all certain alsjut that compli­ Its history, the supreme court an­
wheel and Mr. Moreiock and the River­ ment. Tlie gods were, in legend, given nulled as unconstitutional the Oklaho­
side orchard crew as passengers, the Ford , to certain vinous relaxations that render ma constitutional amendment and the
“ I wmt a Giffre that ia always tin
rounded a turn anil bora down upon a i tlie comparison odious—or odorous, as Annapolis, Md., voters' qualification
same,” said (hr particular (><«• drinker.
meandering cow. Before s|ss'<l could he j the case may be. However, Mr. Wol­ law restricting the suffrage rights of
“ Here ia just what you want—Folgtr's slackened tlux car took Ismay amidships verton is well, and that is the main thing. those who could not vote or whose an­
Golden Gate—the brat w e can buy— ami dived into the ditch, narrowly es­ For some months he has been employed cestors could net vote prior to the rati­
couldn’t give yon any bettor if we charg­ caping a complete turn over. The Ford j by the Great Northern railroad. An In- fication of the 16th amendment to the
federal constitution.
ed'*« dollar a pound. It ia alwaya uni­ was uninjured—also the cow.
' tention to accept the governmint’s hos­
form and vury delirious "
J. I). Montgomery, a resident of (iold pitality and file on Montana desert has
Indianapolis, hid.—Thomas Taggart,
Hill several years ago, died at his home : given place to a resolve t o build a flat-
former chairman of the national dem­
Von will never know good Coffee until
in Denver on Friday. June lltli, accord­
you try Finger's Golden Gate. We are ing to advice received by Cashier Lynn 1 Isia t nt Williston, North Dakota, and ocratic committee; Mayor Joseph Bell.
! drop down the Missouri to Ol' Mississip’ Chief of Police Perrott and 125 other
Iliad Io recommend it for we know it ia
W. Smith, of the Gold Hill bank No — thence continuing the voyage to New
Indianapolis citizens, were indicted by
the beat
particulars were given. Mr. Montgom­ ; Orleans. Nevertheless, with this adven­
the Marion county grand jury here.
ery and family lived in this city for two ture in prospect, the exile is mourning
They were charged with conspiracy to
y ars, owning and occupying the present for "cherry time in the valley.” They
commit 48 felonies In the recent coun­
Myers’ home. He was highly esteemed. all come liack.
ty primary registration and election.
M r» . C o ra J. T ru a x , M a n a g e r. In Denver he conducted ■> curio store ten
Going down in the green water of the
years. Local friends give his age as 48.
Loggers Get First Aid Instruction.
— His wife and four children survive him. Rogue for the third time, Joe Vasbinder
Olympia, Wash.—Workman in log
found a friendly oar under his armpit
The motion picture drama of southern last Hunday afternoon and is still with ns. ging camps are responding with en­
| Oregon history and local views will be
But for the timely assistance his death by thusiasm to first aid instruction being
I completed nt Medford within the next drowning had been certain. In company given them by Red Cross physicians,
B. G. Harding was w ith relatives in week, ami the films ready for exhibition with his step-father, Mr. Nicholson, the who in a special car have started a
by July 4th. They will be sent to the young man waa swimming in the still, tour of all logging works in the state.
M edford Tuesday.
Fiti'b Snyder visited friends at Central Exposition when1 the pictures will 1 I broad sweep of river just above the pow­
shown at free entertainments. Several er company’s project. A sturdy m et. Oldfield Makes 111 Miles an Hour.
Point last Sunday.
of tlie film were taken in the
Chicago.—Barney Oldfield establish­
Mr». 1! E. Howard ia visiting her mo­ jsirtions
. , .
, ... , ,
man, he thought little of his attem pt to
yic m t y o f G old 11,11—
p o rtra y in g an
,he stream u n til, when m id w a y in ed a new American automobile speed
ther at Merlin the present week.
M. S. Johnson transacted business at Indian light in the Sams Valley hills, J t e slow Its’P current, t h e spasm of record at Speedway Park when he ne­
and one immortalizing the local herns' cramps seized him. Nicholson was close gotiated a lap in 1:04 2-5, an average
M edford on W ednesday.
who donned character garb at the recent
of 111.5 miles an hour.
A . 11. latnsing, o f M edford, visited "Roaring Camp in ’82” festival, held in to shore when the call for aid alarmed
him. Nearby was their lioat, with oars
frienda In thia c ity Sunday.
this city.
in the rowlocks. As his step-son sank Loss In Nebraska Nearly $2.000,000.
J. W. Merritt, ibe Central Point mer­
Lincoln, Neb.—The loss as a result
Two changes in the personnel of school for the third t i m e lie reacheii him,
chant, waa in tbi» city on business Mon­ officialdom for the ensuing terms of office
thrusting the oar under the drowning of hail is estimated at between $1,-
day.
is'curre-l at the annual meeting Monday i man’s arm. Vasbinder was only semi- 500,000 and $2,000,000.
Numerous Gold Hill peopl • witneaned afternoon. W. II. Miller was tinani* conscious and the craft nearly capsized
the aeroplane tligbta of PcKor at Mtd- mously elected to succeed Ben If. Lam p-, M ore he wa» drawn to safety. He was
ford laat Saturday.
man, the retiring director, a n d Mrs. weak and ill for several days following
Miaa Bessie Newton returned Thursday Maude Landis to succeed the retiring his close call with the crayfish,
from Corvallis, where she attended the clerk, Mrs. M. E. Patrick. The meeting
It’s cherry picking time at the Gold
A. C. during the past term.
extended a vote of thanks to Mrs. Patrick
Bottom
Orchard, jnst across t li c river
Tony Gleen went to Grant» Pane Wed- for her efficient, work as a clerk during
from Gold Hill, locally known as the
neaday to receive treatment for a trouble- the past three years. Reading of the ff-
nanrial report and an explanation of the Godlove place. Never were the Royal
some ulceration of the right ear.
Anns so luscious and beautiful, though
I have constantly on
Mr. ami Mra. W. L. Childers returned curtailed expenses for the caning school the crop—owing to inadequate smudging
year
were
endorsed
by
tin*
meeting.
hand a supply of ICE
via auto from Crook county on Tuesday.
— is comparatively light. Gold Hill citi­
Tlie appearance of tlie Boston Ideal zens, w 11 o feel a n almost proprietary
They visited their sons, Harry and James
th a t’s chemically PURE
Information Wanted of whereatamta of Opera company, locally known a» the interest in this fine orchard, Ix'came ex­
and safe for table use as
Edward J. Jones, age 27, laat beard of Andrews, at tlie local opera house Thurs­ ceeding wroth when the first boxes arriv­
at Gold Hill, Greg., going to Grants day evening, was a typical case of unap­ ed at tlie depot for shipment. The con­
for refrigerating.
Pass, June, 1914. Address A. K. Jones, preciated talent. The house was what is signments were stamped with the name
known In stage parlance as " a frost” , of the orchard and the address of the
44 Stanton St., Dorchester, Mas»
W i l l d e liv e r to r e g u ­
hut the small audience which attended owner, W. E. Phipps, Medford, Oregon. ,
M iaa Gladys Hinman, instructor in
was cheered to spontaneous and delicious it looked to the Ixiys as though tlie in- i
la r
p a tro n s
e v e ry
music at the Gold Hill schools during the
laughter by the old time comic o|x*ra tent was to deprive Gold Hill of its just
m o r n in g . S p e c ia l
last term, underwent an operation for
favorite, "The M ikado," as interpreted credit, for tlie location of the orchard. 1
o rd e rs fille d
ap|iendicitia at the Sacred Heart hospi-
by the company. The News regret« that Rumors of tlie disapproval reached At­
tai, in Medford, Tuesday morning.
at once
its limited facilities prevent a detailed re­ torney Phipps. Wednesday he called at
Mias Edna Proctor k'ft on Tuesday for view of the cast and tlielr work, ami
Lindsay, Calif., where she will spend the must resort to the time-worn subterfuge the News office, explaining that tile ad­
summer holiday with her parents. Miss of merely, ami insufficiently, declaring dress wa« merely for the purpose of busi-
nes« correspondence, and stating that lie
Proctor has beet) reengeged as teacher in that
tlie work of no
member was grieved at tlie unintentional over­
the local schools for the coming term.
could have been improved upon. Tlie sight in not mentioning the exact location
On the opposite page to Dr. Howard’s opera was given tinder the auspices of
You can’t afford to eat
of tlie orchard. Further, to show that
dental announcement. Read it carefully tlie band, and barely netted ex|x>nses to
his lieart was correctly situated, he de­
tainted food, or drink
—it means that your opportunity for good troupe and sponsors.
clared his intention to send a fancy pack- i
dental work at affordable rates to to be
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beeman, J. F. ed exhibition liox to (lie Oregon exhibit
luke warm beverages
found in Gold Hill.
Dietrich, Clyde Walker, and Alex Mor­ at the Panama-Pacific, giving this city as
when ice costs only
Bills are out announcing a ball game ris, departed on Tuesday for Portland, the locality of production. Mr. Phipps
lietween the Merlin Magicians and the where they wen: summoned hy tlie rail­ considerately left in the sanctum a full
A FEW CENTS DAILY
town team tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon. road company to give testimony in tlie crate of tlie splendid Royal Anns—which
The game is called for 2:00. The pro­ personal injury suit of IV. C. Carson vs. may, or may not, have added to the
phets say that it will be swift stuff and tlie Southern Pacific. Wednesday even­ sjxs'd of tlie typewriter in chronicling I
unlmdy ‘lionld nil»» attending.
ing Dr. W. 1’. Chisholm was called for this correction.
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