i »uw I'nrilWiMNl to slov« lin g U M W illi
power «aw, promptly on order. Phone
John J, Hitter, 3F2I.
Cedar Pence Posts lor ssl< » I reason
D o n ’t allou) your atock able price. For Information «•«II at tin
New« office.
to auffer the ravagea
Information hs to the whereabout« of
o f thoae peaky ........... fliea! the I mi lies Aid'« large eoflve pot will I«’
greatly appreciated hy the society.
DR. HESS F L Y C H A SER
DON’T WAIT! I hull your atock are ilia,
guaranteed to keep ’em o ff eaaed. Hit,IN NOW! Vain« Dr. He«» Dip
and Dlainfcclnnt. it meet« the govern
ment requirement«. Bower« Pharmacy,
Mr. and Mr». F. (*. Waldron departed
for Yoncalla on Saturday evening. For
the pa»t several month« Mr. Waldron
waa relief agent for the Eaptxiat thl» city
Mre. 1,. Boyd and Non arrived Saturday
from llal»cy and joined Mr. Boyd in thi
city, where he will henceforth »ell ticket«
and manage thin«» for the Southern Pa-
ifle.
Fritz Dean, civil engineer for the It. It.
*. S. cor,Miration, is now cn«n«ed in sur
veying a new company project a t tin
Splendid sssortnrnnt «>1
Anient dam, lie will return to thi» city
Flin< Kode—nil prl.u«—
next week.
Silk uml Unen Utica,
I weave rag carpet* or ru«» to your
order at reasonable price«. (.'all or write.
Reels, Così», Hie» mid
Mr». It. M. Nicholeoti, Gold llill, Ore«.
Fish buree—new Kt«»'k
One and one-half mile« northeast of city.
Order» may lie left at New* office.
Mi»» Alta Farmer, of A»hland, ha»
E v e ry th in g fo r the
a«‘n the gtte-t of Mr». Luke Jennliiga
throughout the past two weeks. Mi-»
a rd e n t A n g le r
Fanner is the daughter of Chari«-« Farmer,
formerly a busines» man of thi* city.
Mi»» Nina II, Sharpe, who visited re
lative« in lid» city last slimmer, arrived
from Portland on Saturday hurt to «j»'nd will» (I m * law, for nah* on
her varatili.! again in Gold Hill Ml»* XvWO OfBOO.
Sharpe is a t e a c h e r in the Portland
Ke. p your p r e m ia clean and Hanitary
schools.
with Dr. H. «» Dip and Disinfectant.
Pete Myer» and I «ester l«ord deserted
Prevents Hies, destroys germ* and foul
tle-ir counter* la*t week for a vacation on
«»lore. For aide in gat., half gal., and
Jump <>ff-J«s< crick, wliere they will be quart can* at Bowers Pharmacy
the guest» of Tommy Andcr* in during
Choosing the apparent p a r a l l e l of
the coming monili.
Mr. Amlersoii is
operatili« some excellent mining claim« America’s destiny with that of favored
Judea, for Ida aubject, Rev. C. E. Whar
in tiiat district.
Wm. G. Myer» transacted hiisines» at ton preached a very interesting sermon
Medford Tuesday. Mr. Myer* had In for luisineaa men last Sunday evening,
tended to »oon leave for Texas to engage pointing out tlie peril* to be avoided lest
In buainesa, hut now inform» hi» friend» America, like tlie ancient Jewish com
that it I» not unlikely lie will elect to re monwealth, forfeit ita heritage. Although
main in aoutbern Oregon, If present the sermon wa» announced and delivered
for the tienefit of buaineas men, the at
plan» go not awry.
tendance wa* not noticeably increased.
Definite de. ia lin i will i»i given by the
" I w m t a Coffee that ie always the
After a ten year ahaenee from thia city,
eanie,” aaid the particular Coffee drinker. Medford city council on July 1.5 regard- where he formerly operated the Nellie
in« the propoaed franchi»«' to the Rogue
“ Here 1» just what you want—Folgi r’e River Public Service corporation. A ma Wright mine on Blackwell, Z. Drumm,
Golden Gate—the beat w e can huy— jority of the councilmen have already now of San Francisco, stopped off In this
couldn’t give you any better if we charg exprossctl themselves a» favoring th e city Monday and shook hands with many
old time friends. Mr. Drumm stated
ed a dollar a pound. It 1» alway» uni change in lightin« contract».
that lie wa* gratified to note the great
form and very deliclou»
George W. Soranaon, of Grant* Pa»», improvement In the city, and added that
You will never know «<»»1 Ootlee until w a a in thi» city hurt Saturday with a he felt sure the efforts of the rejuvenated
you try Foiger’a Golden Gate.
We are coterie of mining men, looking nt I«»-al commercial c l u b would shortly afford
M r. Sanderson, formerly Gobi Hill it* place In the forefront of val
«lad to recommend it for we know it is propertiea
secretary of the R. R. P s . corporation, ley cities.
the best.
i* no longer actively connected with that
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Thom, formerly
company, Inti is looking after various
mining venture* in which lie I» interest«»!. managers of tlie Wego and Cornua thea
ters in this c i ty , departiil tor Portland
v of A. J. | Monday evening. They will secure em-
_ The
. . mysterious
,
, diaappearam
, -
,
M rs . C o ra J. T ru a x , M a n a g e r. T. Smith was solved in.».h.y hy I,.» re- p|«,y,„vnt „» musicians, as both are ex
tom . In company with Ezra Webber ot j
upoll „ v„ril.|y of
Sam» \ alley he spent two w.a ks motor-1
Doring the year of tlieir residence
mr. farmer
at bowers’
FISHING
TACKLE
1
SA L T ! SA L T !
H a v e ju s t r e c e iv e d a c a r o f L e s lie S a lt
D A IR Y a n d T A B L E
Our prices cannot be eqvalled-lower than ever offered!
M e r r itt &, C o m p a n y
The BoN-ToN
U SE TH E
BEST
f al I
a a
Iii tin* manner we desire to express
some portion of the sincere and lasting
gratitude we feel toward those whose con-
soling services and floral offerings were
so kindly extended at tlie passing of oor
beloved husband, fattier and brother.
Reuben T. Caine.
—Mr*. R. T. Caine and Children,
—Mrs. F. L. Hiding»,
—William Caine.
Kingfisher lines are
the world’s stand
ard. The big ones
can’t get away.
A ll o f our
T ackle
Is selected on t h e
same standard of
quality. We can
completely eqpip>
the angler for a
bout with the tini
est trout or the lus
tiest steelhead. Our
judgement is back
ed by years of
practical exper
ience in Rogue
River fishing.
The Truax Co.
L A N D
D . H . M I L L E R ’S
mg in southeastern Oregon, and north cm in Go|tl H j„ Mr T ,lot|, WH„ ,,.a,h.r (>f
('alderm a.
All inform ation hitherto,
,,un(1. G reat progress was made
C O M M IS S IO N E R
like the European war dispatches, li....... ullll(.r ,d* tutorage. Many friend* here
our n »|*'i'tcd friend as “ somewhere” in sincerely hope tiiat circumstances will
P ersons wishing to make California.
again |s'rm it their location in this city,
© by American Preaa Association.
homestead entries, timber en Rains which fell heavily «luring the wlicn conditions in the valley improve.
tries, homestead proofs, con (Millenixation |»<riod, ami not aliscnce of It is locally believed that George Cox, Colonel E. M. House, intimate friend
of President Wilson, who is supposed
precaution for frosts during t h e chill
tests or transact any business niglits, were the r«-«l cause of a shorter alleged to have died from the effects of a to have sounded the warring powers
blow received in a fist tight at Medford
relating to government lands crop than was expected at tlie Gobi Bol last Saturday evening, was none other on peace during a recent trip abroad.
ton «'berry orchard—Attorney Phipps' than flic soil of I. W, Cox, formerly a
should write or call upon
fliie property, just across the river. Ko blacksmith of this city. If this is true,
W ater from the Goose Lake valley
W . H. C A N O N
stale» munugvr Handels, in contradiction I l a ' victim is well known ill Gold Hill.
irrigation reservoir in Lake county is
U . A. C O M M I S S I O N E R
of a statement recently appearing in Tin- Killy Jackson, w h o engaged in the
now flowing over lands comprising 50,-
News.
Room 29, Jackson County Bank 1'poit t h e liattle laiwed head of the trouble with Cox, is also known locally, 000 acres adjacent to Lakeview. The
lia' iug lieen employed at various times project, under construction for six
Bldg., M edford , O re .
weather man, scores of grateful Rogue in this vicinity. At a coroner’s inquest
.
,
. ,
, .
I ...... .......... J '
’ Mix.-» uiiiiivret years, is now completed, save for the
river rancliers la ats.l ts „.-«li,l.ons this
H,>M<1| ve<1 froln
for
digging of such lateral canals as water
wis'k—for file warm and gentle rain tiiat Cox’s death, the tcatlmony showing tiiat
users ma} hereafter arrange for.
generously aide«! the crops oi Monday, Jackson had defended- an old man from
Tuesday ami Wednesday. Spring grain, abuse, and that the unfortunate's demise
hitherto of a dubious appearance, is new was caused not from the blow, but from
G. It. Walters, of Portland, was a said to be an assured success; late fruit
a cerebral liemorrhage Induc'd hy excite
guest at the Pelton ranch on Thursday.
and garden truck is slated for a record ment ami the heat.
A. A. Flynn returned Monday from a yield.
brief business t r i p to Portland, later
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Hsmtiicrsly re
OBITUART
leaving for Medford.
I have constantly on
turned last week from a three weeks'
SadncsH came to every home in Gold
Mr». W. R. Walker »pent the fore part stay at the warden’s cabin on verdant
hand a supply of ICE
of the week as the guest of Grants Pa«» Willow Flat. On Tuesday oP this week Hill last Friday afternoon, when the
sudden
death
of
Reuben
T,
Caine,
one
th a t’s chemically PURE
Warden
Haniineraly,
accompanied
by
relative» and friends.
of the city’s young men and best liked
Frank
Schm'dt,
returned
to
the
Flat
to
Doc Vroman, of Ashland, auUs'd to
and safe for table use as
Gold Hill and gansed with old friends spend a week in active service. At this boys, was announced. The most fitting
and
sincere
tribute
that
can
be
paid
to
for refrigerating.
season of tlie year, it Is said, the nefari
Wednesday afternoon.
ous poacher is imwt apt to pluy havoc anyone is the sorrow of neighbors and
Mrs. Geo. B. McOjeUan and grand
comrades at the loss of him they called
with tlie deer.
W ill d e liv e r to r e g u
daughter, Unwood Blakely, visited with
“ friend.” To all Gold Hill was “ Retib”
Itcgnlar
meeting
of
the
Gold
Hill
fire
la r p a tr o n s
every
Mrs. Ada Blakely at Medford Saturday
department will lie held on Tuesday ev Caine both friend and good fellow.
last.
m o r n in g . S p e c ia l
Mr.
Caine
came
to
this
city
while
in
ening, July 13th, lor the purpose of elect
Ml»» Mildred Myers, accompanied hy
o r d e r s fille d
ing officers a n d deciding upon needed childhood, accompanied hy his parents,
her brother Abram, departed last Friday
at o n c e
new equipment. At an informal meeting liotli of whom precede him to the mys
for Portland, where they will make their
licld Thursday evening it was decided to tery. His father was once proprietor oi
future home.
issue a call for new members, ami for a tlie local pharmacy. Since then his res
J. W. Merritteame down from Central pu.iod of thirty days to remit the initia idence in Gold Hill has been continuous.
Point the first of the week and »pent, sev tory fee of $1 to those who decide to join He was aged alino«t thirty years and was
a native of Minnesota.
eral «lays in this city attending to his tlie department.
mercantile interests.
The young man is survived by his wife
Professor Charles F. Beck and wife, of
You can’t afford to eat
H. D. Reed, of tlie Rogue River Public Peru, Nebraska, visited W. E. Darling and two small children, and by his sister,
Service corporation, was called to Grant» and family from Friday until Sunday of Mrs. F. E. Eddings, and his brother,
tainted food, or drink
Pass upon buaineaa of tiiat company last week. Mrs. Beck is a sister of W. E. William Caine, both ot this city.
luke warm beverages
Funeral services were held at the re s i
Wednesday forenoon.
Darling. Professor Beck has been presi dence of his sister Sunday forenoon at
when
ice costs only
Common lumber, sized, $13 ,pcr thou dent of the Nebraska State Normal School
sand, thnrou«hly seasoned. All building at Peru for many years. They an' mak 10:00, Rev. A. Coslet, former pastor of
A FEW CENTS DAILY
materials at reasonable prices. All com ing quite an extended tour of tlie Pacific this city, coming from Jacksonville to
preside.
A
host
of
friends
brought
floral
petition cheerfully met.
coast state«, ami left here for San Fran
i
,
.
tributes to th.' li me and to the Rock i W V F
A
—Big Pines Lumber Company,
cisco, where th e , w.ll visit C. C. Darling. ,.(lillt m „„u.ry, wh„re the n,lnttins ar,
a
Gold Hill, Ore. and wife and take in the Expositioa.
now at rest.
“"is are |
Local News Notes
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G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e |
C O O K a
I r r ig a tio n is C r o p
In su ran ce
You can raise some crops every year and all crop« some years without
Irrigation, hut if you want to raise all crops every year you should irrigate.
Irrigation hy Electrically driven Pumps is Economical, Reliable and Ef
ficient and excell«* all other forms of Power. If you have a water supply
from well, creek or stream, an Electric Pumping Plant can be installed at
a small cost per acre, and at a minimum of expense for operation.
Our Power Lines cover a large portion of Jackson and Josephine coun
ties and we are constantly making new extensions.
Full information of cost for installing and operating can be obtained by
inquiry at any of the Company’s Offices.
CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER.
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
Money Makes the
Mare Go
Lack of it sometimes makes the hair
go—or turn grey. The saving habit
is not the slaving habit—it is the
only right way to freedom—try it!!!!!.
We pay interest on time depoaita
THE GOLD HILL
BANK