4
G a te to C ra te r L a k e
I he b n t unii near»»t road Io
ibi» beautiful, •trine, wonder i*
ihru (.(NO K ill.
Try it nest
lime you tom e our way.
he «nlh « I I
I y
The Enchanted City
to the name given GOAD MN.L
by tourists, for Ms Beautiful green
bills, Picturesque Hague Rive»,
the home of the Speckled Trout
HILU JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 15 191«’
LONE PINE JUST RIGHT
Jasper Rogers
The l> tillin g beach was opened Kunduy
for the «-asoli w ith a large num ber of
swimmers and spectators. T t e water
was 'ju s t right*.
A number of the town
meti spent Ilio m orning in finishing tlm
dam, pu tting up a dressing room tent
ami placing apparatus fo r the divers.
Carnation, Oregon,
July, 13, 1916.
BEAGLE
6 ft. WHEAT.
HARVESTED
Development continueltoshow incraat-
Dear Sir:—
ing ore bodtos at the M ountain King
A short time ago I received your advertising rate etc.
mine altho considérable trouble is found
Sensational Rochet Taken Out
Now I passed thru your city on the train a while back, your in securing enough miners to push the
Yours Ago. Lone Pine Booms.
a» rapidly aa desired. The showing
part of the country interested me. If I can exchange my city work
is highly sa’i-factory.
Shaft Sunk In Solid Ore O f Lloyd M iller spent Sunday nt camp 2 i property in Forest Grove for something in the way of a ranch Fre,IM o*.rea,M l family n -t only took
in that section of the country I would like to make my home In the round up buA week but had a good
i iu Ashland.
Highest Quality Cinnabar.
there.
Kindly run the enclosed ad in the News.
visit with the old folks in the Ashland
George Iverson declared Saturday ami
On« of thu mo»t historic old mine* in Sunday aa holidays ami enjoyed Ute Ash
this district is again opened up
Tim land scenery for a change.
ls.ni! 1*1111’ group o l ininns over on ( ' i n - < Hctu-rv ILiasori iho catcher for tbs
nsb.tr m ountain arc showing some won I , Glendale Kali team visited in Gold H ill
d rlu lly film high grade Cinnabar.
The last shm lay.
wliole shaft, roooutly sunk, is now in on’ '
W hy not t im i tie- News to tite boy» on
of a high grade
The shaft is just below
1 the fro n t,— .'I months for flfic.
the old pocket of sensational ore taken [
M r sml Mrs Sam McClendon »hop,»-I
out by .laa|sir lingers some years ago ami
is devaloping spleudljlly w ith depth.
It I iu Medford Tuesilay.
is now becoming d illic u lt to deeidv which |
Mrs. Emma Sprague am i C. Ma tie-vs
of the Cinnabar mines a.lj es n t to Gold ! wen- Medford visitors Tuesday.
H ill is the best; all of them hare shown ,
results far In cicvsa of our fondest dreams ■ Sprague Reigel mad-- h it weekly v i- it
and give the lie to the old lim e '«our doe' ; in Medford Monday.
vic in ity .
C i . kam , well improved residence property
in Forest (¡rove, Oregon.
Cssii va'ue
$2*S0«). Want ranch W hat have yon?
Send description and cash value to
R. K. Austin, Carnation, Oregon, 11-13
110 Grains per Head. Season
.
*n /■» i
Unsatisfactory for All Grains.
,T
P o l a n d H ays H arvest the
Best D ry L an d Crop Seen.
!
---------------------
The other day M rs. Wm. P ih l brought
The ho'idays made a shoving in the
Meadow's mines for moat of the men in for onr inspection a specimen of tlie
went to the Roundup, practically shat- finest Blnestem wheat that was raised on
the Hays ranch about 2>i miles from t t Is
ing down operations for the week
I city. The grain, of which there is about
v
o "*
P‘ r ' T * “ , iv ’ n lh ir t ? 9ve * cn- ’ • “ "<*«
«” <1 • half
B i Russell Saturday evening when moat feet high w lth he>d. foor
, ix ln c h -
of the young folks of tlwi Meadows joined ,ong on„ 1(eaH of whW ) when
m bringing refreshments ami calling in a vi);1,lcd one hundred and ten perfect
Prof. Archibald Reddy arrived Satur
There is so much Bad
day last t > spend part ol the week at the
Rozalia Hunch w ith three others kn wn
grains
This perfect crop was raised on
In the Best of us,
as the 0 uiiUs Piuyers gsve the entertain
The Cinnabar vein on the Homestake ju s t common soil, planted early, and
And so much Good
ment at one o l the early dates at the
mine which C liff Hazelwood is opening t-Wf> bushel of seed per acre was used,
Cliautaqua. Prof. Reddy is the dram atic
shows a w idth of ISO feet and is a very There is no secret about raising good
In the Worst of us,
instructor at the U of G and is well known
promising property. A t a depth of 110 grain anywhere in thia s e tio n of tha
feet the rock shows lots of red. I t looks ountry, any and all crop» th rive to per*
That it ill behooves
that cou ld n't see anything in the ground
M r ami Mrs L. W. Sm ith ami Dorothy in these parts by Ids plays and readings
j lection tiere w ith a little care and culture
given lien- at various times.
like another good, fat proposition.
but tris, roots and digger si| drrels.
Sm ith motored to A**hlund Wednesday
Any of us,
and we know whareof we speak for we
evening to lu-ur tlie New York M urice
Mrs. E. R. Day shopped in M edford I
Sunday,
the
ball
learn
gatiiered
at
the
W. If. Gardener, who for somu time
have had experience and we can ‘ ’show
•laud Concert.
Monday.
home grounds for their last practice be
To talk about the rest of us
h is been employed by the S. I*. Kail Road
yon’ ’ , for the specimen on e xh ib it at this
fore the game at W imer next <nnday
T
lie
(s-erloss
performers
are
rushing
re
Vic F lin t spent Sunday in Gold H ill
Go., w ith the bridge crew as a carpenter
office to the product of a very unfavorable
And did yon ever stop to th in k what where they cross bats with Rogue River. wheat year, bu t . the proper care and at
at present, was in lids city Sunday; he hearsals th ru for the staging of tlie “ Dull with friends, returning to .Ashland M on
Tlie
Meadows
team
has
not
lost
a
game
N
ig
h
t
in
the
Cahorel”
,
the
tuyct
benefit
an infernal nuisance the gossip is?
day m orning.
arrived a short tim e
after a party
tention, careful rotation and selection of
Did you ever realise th a t no town o r tins season am! are confident of success seed produced a crop beyond the dreams
of acquaintem-cs hail left for Ashland to play
Al Lewis ami fam ily ritu rn e il to the
com m unity can thrive as long as there and expect a hard fight.
Colonel Teugwal of Medford was in
attend the Chautauqua, however, the
of many wheat raisers hereabouts.
M ountain King mine of which lie i t tlie
is a bunch of hammer swingers on tlie
kiddies gave him no time for reminiscence Gold H ill Thursday.
The L ittle Jean mine is opening in to
H»p»rin'endent.
job? Of course we are not insinuating | better ore a ll the and retort results are
Have yon noticed the way the News to
Honu-r Rallismal was down from M
Jos. Ilam niersley and M ra n d M rs T o m
J.
Gay
of
Central
P
oint
his
visited
old
4*1
“
1
this
city
to
tlm
»
afflicted,
far
be
it,
splendid.
Dock
Hutson,
who
has
been
,
getting
filled up w ith ads? T h is to a s n b -
I lammersley arrivist Wetlnem lay from ford Thursday takin g names for tlie l>L-i
friends iu Gold H ill Monday ami made a b llt we aru raving over what the condi- in charge of the work here has resigned stancial reward for the well filled news
Portland. They made the tr ip iu their direetdry,
tr ip th ru Sams Yall y for the first tim e - t*'jn would be, were theie people who, and vx,iect« to leave next week for Mon- columns we have bee t giving you. This
ear. leaving Portland at 11 A. M .Tuesday
Carl M urphy, number tkl nt the Round for 20 tears.
when the occasion arose to te ll the other tana. permanently.
paper w ill compare well w ith the m a jo rity
and arrivin g here at 10 A. kl. Wedue-day. up went th ru here Thursday to Grant«
fellow (in strict confidence yon under
of country papers.
Read over the ads
Dr. Chisholm and fam ily of Gold H ill
The Gold H ill Rank received a letter stand) th a t every one is crooked and
M r and Mrs E. V. Upton and M r and Pats for some cattle,
yon may find something th a t w ill interest
spent
Friday
among
the
mines
here.
from
tlm
U.
S.
M
int
in
which
they
stated
Mrs D Sleail, Mrs Tucker and lioy I*.
the limes are harder than ever, the town
yon.
Our Classified ads have many bar
M r Fletcher of the Clark Woodward
Tucker made up a party attending the Co.,of Portland »pent Wednesday w ith that on July 3rd there was not a h a lf I dead, no work, also piffle. But whether
Mrs. George Hammersly of Ro-elawn gains.
doll-tr niece in the m in t.
Am i at tlie ■ you have noticed it or not we can cite you Calilornia spent the th ird w ith ber par
Marine Hand Concert iu Ashland Wed M . I). Rowers.
Mrs J. R. A rm ick, was in Wednesday
sau tim e there was not a Half do lla r insunoe» where in almost every
nesuay evening.
ents, M r and Mrs. J. W. Clarke at the
. ci ___of
Sprague Ri-igle leaves Saturday to join ptv v In " tlie ’ bank h-ire.
‘ [ fault
‘
There surely
finding w ith local industries that Bertelson mines. They all motored to from Blackwell b ill to visit D r R. C. Kel
M r and Mrs. Geo. Cramer of Grants tlie O N. G at F ort Stevens when- the
inn have been plenty ol them floating an- trying to boost things along the fault tlie Roundup at W im er on the 4th and at sey to have a tooth pulled. She was ac-
l ’asa were guests of M r and L. W . Smith seventh company makes its summer en
Ashland on the 6 th ., i n d ' 7 e ^ r t ' to th ta n iP‘ nied b’ Mra Thompwm.
around on the 4th.
finders are totally disinterested as in case
Wednesday and Tuesday.
campment.
H. G, Baughman, Rues Baughman and of the friend th a t slaps at' a local paper celebrations A l tho tlie big noise was— Sunday evening a groop of bathers were
Rev. W harton nqsirts that Rev. H ucli-
Geo. Porter, the brother of our form er lln ro ld Prose of 1‘rln eville Gn-rgon ac being almost invarshly non subscribers. Asliland.
entertained at supper on Reed's lawn.
lusoii of Jacksonville is so seriously ill lum ber dealer, it down from Medford a t
So it is conclusive that the above poetic
companied by G. W. M ilam and Vernan
Cal Duaenberry came ont last week in Tboee enjoying the treat were Messers
th a t It wa» necessary Pi move him to tlm tending to business for tlie Rig Pine Lum
Milam went on a fishing tr ip on the Statement, tho very old is very true.
his jitney bringing Tony Ross, Carrol " m - Steuewe, Fred Dodge, Roy Tucker,
G ranite C ity Hoapltoi.
ber Co.
Bogus Saturday afu-rmsin returning Sun
BertJIson. R. J. Rowan, and G la lys Ice M r I*MW frtsKritx Dean, Mrs Htorwe and
University o f Oregon, J n 'y 12
Rev. E ( ’. Richardson and wile, for
from the Ashland celebration.
M r i Tucker. Misses Claire Tucker, Louise
Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Editing», Mrs. II day evening. They reported the fishing
J. M. Cressley of Medford, is one of
in crly of this place and now liv in g in K la Cain. John McClendon and Join, W ybark very |ioor hut enjoyed the trip never-the-
Harvey, LaCasta Magnum and Mias Crow
! the students registered tor the Summer
Quite a number of local people have OJ Grants Pass
math Kails, are camping in Ashland for motored to Ashland Wednesday.
less.
! Sesxion of the University of Oregon. He been snbpoened to the Pearl Carnahan
~
:
the chautanvna.
G eorje laince has given up his old Ford to specializing in 8 ciology, ta kin g courses case, involving title to the claims known I M r and Mrs Langdale went to Medford
W hite Flem ing was accidentally h u rt
M r anti Mrs. |; || Moore, w ith Mr Thursday at tlie bathing baacli
|,i|e i f**r a new one ilisgtiised w ith one of the : under l ’rof. Yoting and Supt Alderman as Cinnabar No., 1812 whicii comes to ear‘j ^ i s week
and Mrs. I> II. M iller, motored to Ash holding a crib iis-d in bracing tin
lam new li«o,Is.
-of Portland. O ther students from Jack tria l this week. Once this dispute is sat- j Geo. V . McClure of Albany wa» here
land, Bunday.
to bold (be current.
Mrs Dave N-« was in Gold HUI W e d -! ?.,n. .Co? n t’ « •
p o « » r,T h o r* Sm ith tied operations w ill start at once.
Thursday campaigning for M ark Weath
M ildretl G. Brown, P. H. Daily, and Eu
Ralpti D.irlim r ami wife visiting re la tiv
erford of Albany who is running for U 8
M r-. L. Gordon a r r iv iti the early part in -day retu. niug the same day to Ashland.
nice Davis, of M edford; B. G. H arding John Palmer went to Ashland Wednesday Congressman of the 1st district.
es in llornh riH ik, Sunday.
of this week from San Francisco eX|sict-
G. W Milam returned Friday from a of Rogue R iver; F. C. S m ith, Jackson
to spend the rest of the week.
M r and Mrs. McKarren, Mrs. R. C ing to s|smd some tim e w itli Mrs Black* rt
several days visit in Medford.
M r Hess of Seattle was here Wednesday
ville ; (Jarroll M. Wagner of Asliland.
Kvl.»cy, and Mrs, W H. Gardener attend her un tlu-r, l-ut wassuddciily culled home
Misses Nora and Bessie Newton of Gold looking after the interest» of the Oregon-
A
tiu
c
k
load
of
people
from
here
inot-
ed cliaiitaiiqua in Ashland, Sunday.
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Sprague and Mrs. Rose H ill are enjoying camping fn Chautauqua Washington Gazetter.
ored to Ashland M ednesday spending the
, ,,T , . .
,
Mrs. It. C. Kelsey amt Mrs E Adams
Park.
*1», in L ith ia Park.
G #r were ,n 8<Jd H,H M ond**-
Before milking spray your cows wi,h Dr.
went to Asliland Tuesday where they H arry P orter Goes To Idaho.
Hess F ly Chaser.
I t w ill save yon
spent several days w ith friends.
Christian Science Services
On The M exican Front.
MINING STATUTES
man-; times the cost ol the investment«
Vern M ilam went to M edford Tuesday
H arry Port*-r, who has been in charge
Regular C h ristian Science services
For sale at Bowers Pharmacy.
to secure employment.
Any of onr subscribers who have rel
ol the llig Pin*- Lum ber G>., iu Gold H ill f Xtracts from Hie Ruling Cases Decided are heM every Sunday m orning s t l l 00
Miss Claire Tucker went to Grants Pact for tw o years, I- ft Saturday evening for
in United States and State Courts
atives on the Mexican frontie r w ith the
Judge Watson is down from Ashland
o’ clock in tite I. O. O. F. ha ll Everyone army, can call at tlie News office and
Wednesday to a|s-nd several days w ith Idaho Falls wheru he continues his work
for the week on legal business.
invited.
The
subject
for
Snnday
July,
COMI’II.FD
BY
X.
K.
Kkl.IXXMl
Miss Louise Harvey.
leave the address of tlie absent ones and
along III*- same line. Mrs. Porter expects
16th , 1« “ I ife " .
tlie News wdl be mailed them free of all
Inquiries w ill be answered in these
to j (in him in aliont a month. H a rry is
going to be very greatly missed from c donuts, but they must I k - confined to claims adopted by these statute is consid vharges. In tin« wav they get the home
news every week. W hile talking to some '
the Ball team and the «lances, where subjects treated in form er issues.
ered a great im provement on the system
he helped furnlslasl the ‘ pepful’ music. Mining Statutes Construed. which it displa»-ed, and while mineral of our read-rs last Tuesday we learn -d
of come of the many ways th a t the ones
veins and ledges are not alwavs regular
Home Builders One Desire Section 2320, w ith other sections of tlie and do not have perfectly strait course» who stay at home can render great servi
m ining laws, makes certain provisions present irregularities of strike and dip, ces to their country and to th e ir fellow
Instilled in tin- heart of every person, for the locating working, holding, and yet they are ap pro xim ated the ideal vein beings. The best means of service sug
whether In- he m illionaire or wage earner p.trcltaaing of m ining claims upon vein» , th a t Congresshad in view snffi.-ently n- ar gested by a lady friend, (and she is not a
snhscr ber) was the i*i’ -a of southing the
is the desire to have a home of liis own. or lodes of quartz or other rock in place
By MOSS.
„ ( .gRy application of the law
anguished heart ami n levin r the finan
Il is Sil ins ini-live desire which can h- bearing valuable m ineral deposits This in ordinary case« of conflict claims.
E T your M IN D
By MOSS.
cial worries of the wives and loved ones
tra il'd back to the prim i ive days of the Statute should he so construed as to pro
on this Rend
Discovery
Shaft.
who
m
ight
possibly
want
by
the
absence
of
Caveman. T li -re is nothing thnt makes tect locators of m ining claims who have
on to the END.
H I 8 newspa
for I k -11 er citizen-hip titan possessing one's disc vered rock in place la-aring precious Qutition: What arc the requirements in tlie bread winners. Many of the mure
—v
. There's a point
per la an
own home.
Rc-idencra are purchased metals in sutticient qu a n tity and quality tlie discovery shaft, and can th a t work human and jm t-io 'ic of tlie business men
• l /
/ ’ to It W O R T H
OLD FRIEND of
ei Iter as a matter ol indulgence, or from to induce tliem to spend tim e end money apply on t he first annual assessment work in Portland and nth r cities are paving
Sk
W H IL E
the FAMILY.
a desire to save rent ami make money by in developing the same; it is only by A r u w r ; The discovery shaft shall be to the wive» and fum ilie- of the boys on the
/ I 1 Local advertla-
It to TRUSTED
th,- p lrc lta e. Every |x-rsoi» m in t live compliance w ith tlie statutes that tlie a dep' h of ten feet from the lower psrt of front, a big portion, if not a llo t the wages
a n d RESPECT
■ I V ''
lnK
features
B A R G A IN S
ED.
a »nowhere—must have a roof over his locator can initial«’ rights to a m ining the rim of the surface nt the surface, or a tlie men would receive were they s till at
It to a familiar
O NLY is gradually changing.
liead- -a home for his wife anil eltiiilr- n. elaiiu.
Tlie m ining statutes were not cut or ttinm -l which cuts the lode to a the ir n-sptx-tive desks t)f course we have
More and more m erchants arc
G U ID E
and
And every man ami woman mu t pay drawn up Ity a geo'ogist, nor in the inter depth ol ten feet, or an open cut six feet no sons nor brothers in the field but w-
advertising S IM P L Y to C R E
COUNSELOR.
something, either directly or im lire -tly, est of science, hut were framed tor tlie deep, four feet wide and ten feet in length are read’ and w illin g to do all in our
A T E D E M A N D —demand, fo r in
Its coming 1» looked for EA
for liv in g on the ir particular portion of protection of miners in tin- claims w h iih along the lode, from the point of discov power lo make it plea-ant f -r both tlie
stance, fo r certain staple a rtl
G E R LY .
this earth. Tite man who pays rent is they hail located and developed, and ery showing a lode or vein of m ineral de »ol'lier and his loved ones.
cles, m any o f standard prices
1» It nny wonder, then, that
paying indirectly for litis privilege—pay they must recelv • such a construction as posit in place. No, the discovery, w* rk
and grades w idely advertised by
the business men of this commu
Joe Pankey who recently passed th ru
ing
money
lie
should
lie
directly
in
fe
stin
g
w
ill
carry
out
this
purpose,
the
ob
does
not
apply
the
annual
assessment
m anufacturers
nity find It a SPLENDID ME
G*>1*1 H ill on his way to Mexico, w i'b
in his own iH-ltalf. We can put yon into ject of Congress was to avoid’ any lim ita work.
Price is not E N T H R O N E D
DIUM for introduction into a
Company D ,- U. 8. N. G. of W a-bington
a home— any kin-i and price—wlisre the t on in the application of this act which
In advertising ns it once was.
WIDE and PROFITABLE ac-
2nd Infan try, wrote his parents, M r and
rent you are now paying w ill in a short scientific definition of nny of those terms
Most persons know in a general
M e th o d is t
C h u rc h
quaintanceehlp?
Mrs H. T. Pankey, from Ca'ixico. Calif,
time put a deed in jo u r hands and give m ight imuose. The object ol Congress is
way W H A T T H E Y W A N T and
The reputation of this newapa-
S e r v ic e s
lie says they arrived last Saturday and
yon jiossettsioit forever of a homk .
HO W M U C H they can afford to
to encourage and perm it the development
|ier as a friend of the family
found
it
110
in
tlie
shade,
lie
is
located
pay fe r IL T h e y 'll go where they
Sunday School
10: A. M.
Write or inquire,
— N ews O s f ic h . oi tlie m ining resources rather than the
circle is one of its most VALUA
Regular preaching services 11 :A. M. about 2 miles from the border.
hnvo C O N F ID E N C E , whether It
BLE ASSETS to the advertiser.
sal - of tlie m ineral lands, and according
Evening
servlets
8:1*.
M
lie to a meat shop, a dry goods
Without this HIGH STAND
Miss Jaunita Crawford returned last
M r and Mrs Geo Cramer, Mrs ixm g- ly
Congress permits person i t d ig Junior League
-2:80
P.
M
store, a pharm acy, a florist's, a
ING this paper could not secure
aneeker and Miss Jeannette Cramer of out and take file ore found in lands belong Senior League
7:P. M week to Madford after spending the week
bakery, etc. T hey w a n t to know
the FINE PAYING RESULTS
8: P. M end here w itli relatives.
Grants Pass motored to this city Sat-triliiy ing to tlie Government w ith o u t receiving Prayer Meet ng Thursday
W IIA T K IN D o f business Is B E
It does from the BUYING PUB-
Subject for Sunday m orning July IB.
Miss Greiner took the opportunity to visit any comp nsation therefor.
Next w«-ek
E. B. Day and Howard Bushnell were
H IN D the D O LI-A R SIGN
[JC.
’ ’ Sand'' This service w ill begin at 10.30
her room mate at Monmouth, Miss Grate we w ill treat on Veins and Ixodes.
You know how thia Is yourself
Undesirable advertisement» are
A l l . , under the new plan, and w ill lie a in from Sams “ alley, Monday.
Milam.
Miss
Milam
is
im
proving
very
I f you r confidence has been won
not admitted to our columna
Improved
System.
M r and Mrs O. B i ckington a*e spend-
com
bination
service
-
for
children
as
well
rapidly after iter recent serious illness
by a constant advertiser In this
We keep the paper CLEA^i and
as adults. Evening subject, ’ ’ Springs and in ; Chautauqua week in Ashland.
and is able to be out doors once again.
paper you tr y his place. I f hla
BRIGHT aud NEWSY, both In
Question.- W hat is meant liy the im p rov watered gardens” A ll services during th -
Cal Dusenberry is d riving a new 1017
M E T H O D S and hla GOODS
Its ADVERTISING and NEWS
Miss La Costa M angum, M r Dagge't, ed system in our m ining laws?
hot weather short aiidclu>erhil. Come and modi 1 F o rd ; the old one however to »till
P LE A S E YOU It's dollars to
columns.
Miss Ixtuise Harvey and Fritz Dean of Answer.’ I t refers to the codification of he happy.
doughnuts that hla PR ICES w ill
the faithful jitney.
We believe these FACTS apeak
G ants Pass motored t o G o ld lliil Snn*l»y tlie federal m ining laws in the Revised
also
for them selves
Luther Deuel of Medford spent Satui-
and took a ‘dip* at tite new swim m ing Statute in section 2318 to 233ti; the system
Mrs Ceiia Richards le ft on tlie <5:66
bjach.
of lo M in g and obtaining title to m in in g
evening in Gold H ill,
tia in fo r Redville Wednesday afternoon.
Peep at the
Man Behind the
Dollar Sign.
G
This Paper
An Old Friend
Of the Family
T
I