Gold Hill news., May 13, 1916, Image 2

T h e G o ld H ill N e w s
published
ADMINISTRATORS FINAL NOTICE
In the County Court of Oregon, for
Jackson County,
every SATURDAY \T GOLD HILL. JACKSON COl’XTY, In the M atter of the |
estate of
: Administrators
OREGON, BY
vu- . , = ^ - — —
-
F . W a l l a c e «Sears
Samuel T Hodges, |
Deceased
t
Entered at tlie Gold Hill postotHee for transmission through the mails as
second-class matter
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1916
SUBSCRIPTION
$1.50
PER
ANNUM
IN
ADVANCE
Final Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has tilt'd her final account in the
m atterof theestate of Samuel T. Hodges,
deceased, in the county court of Oregon,
for Jackson Countv, and said Court has
fixed Monday, the fifth day of June, 1016
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of raid day
at the court room of said court at the
county court house in the town of Jack­
sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, as
the time and place for the hearing of
said dual account. All persons interest-
nd are notified to make or die their ob­
jections, if any they have, to said final
Many of our local farmers have been attraced by the glow­
ing literature describing Sudan Grass. We are very much in
favor of this grass and would like to see every farmer try it on
his place. However there is one thing to be afraid of and that
is to be careful who you buy seed of and know what you are
buying. The dreaded Johnson Grass is very similar and is often
“ ld °°“rt on or be,or*
sold to unsuspecting farmers who plant the seed and thus ruin
'6l“ e,'916i _ Uor, L ,|<xi ^ ,
many a fine acre of land, This dreaded pest is of no use what­
Adm inistratrix of the estate
of Samuel T. Hodges, deceased
ever and will not attract a horse or cow. Once started it is 1-«
W . W. Truax
almost impossible to stop. If you are interested in Sudan Grass
call or write to the News Office and you will be furnished with
the names of good reliable Oregon growers who will give you
all the information necessary and will furnish you with guaran- 19. 1916
teed seed of the best grade.
It ¡S the „ greatest fodder known. work,
Three m aking
years experience, clerical
b
up assessm ent rolls
!an<l extending tax rolls, tow nship 29
, and 30 N orth, Range 4 W est, sta te of
we wonder how many of the Jackson County Editors will be Mi£^lBan
o rw flat-M rin r» I T hree years assessor and member
present at the Medford Circus. We received a v vt-ty
. i d l l t n i i g of c ounty n oarj of Supervisors, Ot-
bunch of press notices with a request for exchange courtesies. »eK» co u n ty , Michigan
we wonder when these gentry will get over working the country son Six County,
years deputy
Oregon. ®ss<?ss°r in ja ck -
press. It is a sure bet that these press passes to the circus will
If elected, practical experience,
sense and business Judgm ent
not be accepted in payment for rent or the other necessities of common
will be exercised In making assess­
ments.
life.
Nearly every town has two classes of citizens—the boostras
and the killers. All the world loves the former, but even the
devil shuns the latter. Be a booster ! The booster is known
by ^everybody, for he is always doing and saying something to
push his town and his people along. He is the man who makes
the town. The killer is the one who destroys it.
Be a booster!
The booster never loses anything but his boosting. He boosts
other people and other people boost him, and thru this combin­
ation of boosting great things are accomplished. It is only the
killer who fails of his own deeds. Be a booster! The booster
is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day. He brightens every­
thing and everybody around him. His Geniality, his cheerful­
ness, his energy, and his good deeds breed hope in the bosom of
despair. His words and his acts aid others and enable himself.
But the killer only kills, kills, kills!
be a booster .
Fictitious, boom, valuations will
not be perm itted.
The g reatest possible accuracy and
economy In field and office work will
be rigidly enforced.
The most efficient adm inistration
th at experience, education and capa­
bility can exact. In every departm ent
of th is im p o rtan t office, will be
effected.
F air and courteous trea tm e n t ex­
tended to all taxpayers.
In teg rity of purpose the governing
factor.
Your support solicited.
-I
tiuglile Jennings
M an ager o f D e tro it “ T tg e n , " la y e r
" A f te r a r e d hot
f i n i e h in a ball
g a m e a p ip e fu ll
o f T uxedo make*
v ic to ry tw e e te r or
d e fe a t m ore endur-
able. E e- Yah fo r
T u x e d o !”
They AH
Like Tuxedo
--------------------- eve in perfect comfort and
spelling and arithm etic contests and with always increasing satis­
other activities. I feel th a t my work faction.
07853.
D epartm ent of the Interior,
has been regarded with favor, and, In
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, order that I may continue It, I am
April 6, 1916. asking for re-election.
Notice Is hereby given th a t Amos
— J. PERCY WELLS.
C. Hazelwood, of Beagle, Oregon,
who, on F ebruary 24. 1912, made
(Paid Adv.)
homestead entry serial. No. 07853,
for E % NE % , SW «/* NE % , NE >; SE % ,
Section 30, Township 34 S., Range 2
W., W illam ette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final
three-year proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before W.
H. Canon, U. S. Commissioner, at
Medford, Oregon, on the 20th day of I
May, 1916.
Claim ant nam es as witnesses:
Francis E. Springer, of Beagle, Ore. I
A. E. Kellogg
George E. Moore, of Beagle, Ore. |
Joseph L. W yland, of Beagle, Ore.
DIRECTOR AND
David E. Cottrell, of Beagle, Ore. FUNERAL
— J. M. UPTON,
EMBALMER
49-2
Register.
The following are some of Ihe prices you will be asked Io
pay at our store. Compare our prices with other towns.
H ere T h ey A re
Best fruit Sugar, per sk
$8.50
Crown Flour, per sk
1.65
White Loaf Flour, per sk
1.50
Holly Milk, 3 cans for
25
Corn, 3 cans for
25
E xtra Stand Tomatoes
10
9 lb Bag Corn Meal
35
Good Coffee, 6 lb for
$1.00
Pure white Flour, per sack 1.65
Red Cross, per sk
1.40
The Perfect T o td cce foi Pipe end Cllnrette
Kerosene Oil, Bulk, per gal.
20
9 ,b Bag Oat & Wheat mixed
40
50 lbSk Pulv Salt
50
50 lb sk Half Ground Salt
45
Karo Syrup
35 and 65
T-Garden Syrup
50 and 1.00
Golden Syrup
35 and 65
Fresh St-Berries every morning.
We pay 20 cts doz for Eggs.
Cooking butter 15 cts per pound.
S e n d i n y o u r o r d e r a n d t f i v e v is a c h a n c e t o f i g u r e
o n it. W e d e l i v e r w i t h i n a r e a s o n a b le d is t a n c e i f
t h e o r d e r is s u f f i c i e n t t o j u s t i f y .
R e s p e c tfu lly y o u r s
& C o.
5Z> g H o m e »Store
Professional Cards
DENTIST
GAS AUMINtSTKKKD
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
G old H ill , O regon .
Sugar Pine Camp No. 10073
M W A
Gold Hill - . . . . . . . . . Oregon
Meets first Friday of each month
Jay E. Davidson-—Counsul
Alvah L, Kellogg—Clerk
DR. R. C. KELSEY
Gold Hill Hospital
Gold Hill,
Oregon
An Electric Motor can lift anything. Let us tell v o u
how. By MAKING T W O EARS O F CORN GROW
WHERE ONLY ONE GREW BEFORE. Not getting the
RIGHT AMOUNT of rain at the RIGHT TIME, is the
principal cause of crop failure.
This is past history however, on hundreds of profitable
farms throughout the country.
These FARMS use ELECTRIC POWER and MOTOR
driven pumps a l l o w IRRIGATION in t h e RIGHT
AMOUNT and at the RIGHT TIME.
They are always ready, reliable and inexpensive, re­
quire no expert attention and will last a lifetime.
or
O ur P ower is at Y our C ommand
N ight , T hroughout t h e Y ear .
For »Sale
at
A ny T im e , D ay
Let us show you where ELECTRIC POWER will help
on the FARM.
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER.
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
A lot of agricultural implements, con­
sisting of mowing machine, bavrake,
plows (with gauge wheels and rolling
coulter), harrow, cultivators, grindstone,
hoes, rakes, shovels, spading forks,
pitchfoiks, registered Jersey cow, fresh,
and other articles too pumerous to
mention. These implements are new,
having been used to pnt in only one
hundred acres, and are th e well known
fohu Deere line. For particulars see
-2 a -Z."1
T h e M o rtg a g e L ifte r
216 West Main Street
P a tr o n iz e H o m e
AUTOM OBILE
<& G A S ENGINE
REPAIRING
In d u s tr y
SMOKE
M T . P IT T
(SL G O V .
JO H NSO N
C IG A R S
From three to five years’
ageing in wood does all that
Fire! Fire!!
Nature can do to make Tux­ E. P. Smallwood, S. P. Depot
Wood of every description at
edo mild and mellow. Then
lowest
prices. Wood saw for
Science steps in w ith the
B. II. McCabe
custom work.
original “ Tuxedo Process”
I am a candidate for the office of
Yards Riveside Ave.
imitated hut never equaled d istric t attorney on the Democrat Phone
3F2I
J. Ritter
ticket. If nom inated and elected, 1
— and takes out all the bite. shall serve the county as I have
the city of Medford the past
You take no risk in trying served
three years, during which tim e I have
J. J. R itter, the ready wood-man. Is
Tuxedo. Read that uncon­ been Its city attorney.
prepared to fill all orders for the
best hard and soft wood, chunk
51-2
-B. It. McCABE.
Fourth Avnue North, Gold Hill - - Oregon ditional guarantee in the top
or kitchen stove size. Prices low
J. Percy Wells
of
the
tin
;
get
your
money
and quality high.
Well equipped morgue and
I am a candidate for the Republi-
,
hack from the dealer if you
can nom ination for county school! chapel, complete fine of caskets,
are not thoroughly satisfied.
superintendent. I stand for: A con­
robes, etc.
tinuance of progressive policies in
YoucanbuyTuxedo everywhere
education, economy consistent with
efficiency, equal educational advan­
Black and Grey Hearse
tages for the boys and girls on the
Pouch
farm s with those in the cities and
towns.
5c
If nom inated and elected I will in j Day telephone No 2 L.; Night No. 2 K.
the future, as in th e past, give my i
Famous
full tim e and best efforts to the super-1
green tin
Wanted
industrious
man
who
can
earn
vision of th e schools and the adinin-|
$100. month and expenses retailing
Istration of the duties of the office.
10c ,
D uring my Incumbency I have not
our Products to farmers. Must have
confined m yself strictly to the routine
some mean- for starting expenses and In Tin Hu­
duties of th e office, but have taken
furnish contract signed by 2 respon­ nt i h r i, 401
a broader view of the mission of the
sible men. Addrsss W. T. R awi . rioh , end 30t.
county school superintendent.
In
C ompany , I rkki ' okt , It.t., giving age,
addition to my efforts to raise the
In C l a i r
standard of teaching and Improve the
occupation and references.
Hun i d i n ,
physical condition of th e schools, I
jJci.it J Jóí.
I am a candidate for the Republi­
have labored to prom ote th e welfare
of the boys and girls through indus­ can nomination for District Attorney.
T t .,’ A M 4 1 ' * TOBACCO C O M P A N Y
(Pd. Adv.) — JOHN II. CARKIN.
trial clubs, school fairs, school credit
for home work, p arent-teacher circles,
PHONE 8 - L
.MEsaaaress.> k
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
It is a positive sin to go about among one’s fellows with a long
dreary face, a discouraged, disheartened expression, that tells
them you are a disappointed man or woman, and that life has
not been all you expected. It is an insult to your maker to ad­
vertise to the world through the bulletin Board of your counten­
ance that you are a disgruntled pessimist. It is a crime to go
around amid matchless abundance complaining of the lack of
this or that, whining and finding fault in the midst of untold
blessings. A gloomy, discouraged face is a reflection on the
Creator who made us for Happiness, not for gloom and misery,
If we are unhappy it is our own fault. Let us turn our faces to
the sun and they will reflect the sunshine. They will draw it — because they can smoke
into our lives.
T u x e d o from dawn till dewy
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TO THE
Complete Line of Automo­
bile Supplies and Repairs,
especially Fords
A Specialist in this work,
as well as any detail of
General Blacksmithing, etc.
CHARLES KELL
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