t
i » « » »
T h e G o ld H ill N e w s
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
C n v OrrivtAt. Nkwst-aPKM,
PUBLISHED EVERY RATI RDAY AT GOLD HILL, JACKSON, COUNTY,
_
.....
„
ORI GOV,
............ i
GENERAL FRACTITIONKR
. --
Scars Advertising Service.
Mrmb r of the «Iregon S l.fe Pi —
E ntered
A
Black and Grey hearse
Day telephone No. 2 l . j
© by Fach Bros.
CHARLES
EVAN9
C H A R L E S W A R R E N F A IR B A N K S .
HUGHES.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
*
*
Every town has its human side, but it takes a human to find it
a
If the country is to be engulfed by a great rail road strike we
neutrals can at least have the crowning satisfaction of cussing
both sides and everybody concerned.
That American inventor who claims to have harnessed the sun
can always make the excuse that the harness broke.
Now, all together, and for every known ill:
*
*
*
*
*
+
*
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
*
.
“The war did it!”
Stick to the farm, brother, and you woh’t have a horde of bad
debts collectors sticking to you.
Your Ideas—
+
*
*
*
*
*
+
+
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
*
.
D E T R O IT 'S
IM P R E S S IO N S
OF
A
MAN.
G overnor H u g h es ' viol» to D o tro lt oponod th e p res id en tia l ca m p aig n
o f 191#, and if wo m ay fo recast th o svonta »bet aro to fo llo w by th e omens
o f M o nd ay wo w o uld prognootlcato on intsnosly w a rm , v iv id and h u m a n ly
in terestin g period In the n ext fe w m onths.
S o tting aside tho au tpieos o f m steo relog lcal conditions in th is p rs v l-
oion of tho fu tu re — alth o u g h th ey aro approved by num erous professional
au g u rs and by a hoot of o e m m o n alty as w e ll— wo boos th ia prophooy on
th e characterio tlo o of tho ca n d id ate whose too b rie f stay w ith uo has
boon onjoysd by oil w ith w h om ha ooms in to oantoot.
T h e m isguided in d ivid u a ls w h o hove boon sxpoctin g C harles E. H ug hes
w o uld prove to bo a cold prop osition and th e re fo re saoy to boot ore in fo r
a shock th a t w ill m oke th em th in k they h ave boon h it by an u n in s u lated
tro lle y w ire . T h o rs Is noth ing oold about M r . Hughoo, D e tro it has lo o m -
od. H o Is about as In ten sely hu m a n a piece o f h u m a n ity as a v er captu red
th e h earts of a crow d , and tho m ore people In tho U n ite d S tates he moots
betw een now and N o v em b er tho m era votes w ill bo oast fo r h im . As o
ca m p a ig n e r ho Io a ro v s la tlo n . H e likes hl« fe llo w beings, and thsy lik e
h im because th ey see ho likes th e m .
A nd w h a t his p e rs o n a lity begins hlo re m a rk a b le pow ers o f In telle ct
and u ttsran cs fin ish . H e drives hie points homo w ith trom sndous fores.
W h a t ho says sticks. T h e re a re thousands o f A m srlo an s to d ay w ho oan
re ta il ovary stop in tho arg u m e n ts ha mode s ig h t years ago on th e B ry a n
tr u s t policy, yet in 1908 M r. Hughoo woo not especially a p ro m in e n t fig u re
and th sra woo no p a rtic u la r reason w hy his address m ors th a n others
should have rem a in e d olearly in th o m em o ry sxeopt tho g ift of tho m an to
asnd his ow n th ou ghts 00 deep Into the b ra in s of others. T h s y aro oloar
in his ow n m ind firs t, un do ubtedly. H o kn ow s precisely w h a t ho w a n ts to
say because ho has reasoned it o u t before ho opsako It o u t. P ro b ab ly th a t
has oom sthing to do w ith tho ease w ith w h ic h he convoys his m oaning.
B u t it io a v e ry ra re q u a lity ho possesses in his a b ility to m a s ts r subjects
so th o ro u g h ly as to m oke th o m oot abstruse sim ple to h im s a lf and his
h earers. It is a q u a lity s m in s n tly desirable In a p o litic a l candidate. It is
in fin ite ly m ore to bo dssirsd in tho presiden t of a g roat c o u n try lik e tho
U n ite d S tates.
D e tr o it’s im pression o f C harles E. H ug hes is a ll fa v o ra b le . T h o th o u -
sands of people w h o have studied him a t clooa range aro convinced th a t
if ha is sleeted presiden t n ext N ovsm b or ho w ill bo a g rea t president, one
of tho greatest th ia n a tio n has know n, w o rth y to stand in h isto ry w ith
Georgs W ash in g to n and A b ra h a m Linco ln, a custodian of tho re p u b lic’s
fa ta to w hom th a t fa ts m ay co nfiden tly bo in tru s te d . I f th a t co nvietio n
io shared by th e people of o ther atatss w h om ho is s till to m ost tho o u t-
come of his sw ing around th e g roat A m o rioan circle canno t fa il to bo pro-
pitiouo fo r h im .— D e tro it F re e Prass.
4
*
4
*
4
4
4
4
4
4
+
.
'
*
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
.
’
*
*
♦
*
♦
♦
♦
Did you ever stop to think what a job it would be for you to
fill this column fifty two times a year with ideas that would not
offend and that would do the community at least some good?
4
How long would your present supply of ideas last? Could you
4
write this stuff week after week and always hit the nail on the
4
4
head? Never get stale? We find that it is rather some job. We * *
4
are starting on a campaign of community advertising and pub­ *
x
*
T
licity and we need all the ideas that can be had, also we realize » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f t 4 * * + + 4 > * + * 4 > + * + * 4 + * 4
that the only way to use your ideas is first for you to tell us
what they are. You know what you have that may or may not Special rales to Picnic and Anto Parties. Phono 11 K any time day or nfght
benefit the community and we appeal to you to come and talk it
G o ld H ill L iv e r y S t a b le s
over with us or write us and we will see that your ideas are
R. L. Darling, Prop.
brought before our many hundred readers in a way that will
Auto Hire and Truck Line
bring results.
Gold Hill, Oregon
Main Street
We can’t expect to m ake our community any better than it is
if we are all the time sitting back on our dignity and waiting f o r !
the other fellow to do all the pushing. Everyone has to get
under and lift a little and then there will be no load on any of
us, but as long as the most of you wait for us to do the heaving
by our selves the weight continually becomes heavier and there
may come a time when we n,ay fall down on the deal. We are
not the only people who are placing the community resources in
the limelight; there are also some that are tearing down as fast
as the others can build and we ask you in the name of fair play, |
to wake up and give the other fellow a chance to do all the good
he can. If you can’t lift, for goodness sakes get out of the way
We have a fresh consignment of the wonderful Diamond Flour
recognized by every housewife as the cream of all Flour, for its
and don’t be a stumbling block to those who are trying.
BEST GRADE
OF
FLOUR
Swimming advise: When diving fill your lungs full of air in­
stead of water. You’ll live longer.
No, we can t say th at we are entirely unbiased as to the war in
Europe. Our sympathies are distinctly with America.
.
----------------- -
• t
If all sinners were suddenly removed from this world we
would still have editors and a few others left.
When every man adopts the principle of voting for the one
best fitted for public office we’ll all be gloriously in the running.
There is always a bright side to life, but people who hunt fo r1
gloom never find it.
Grants Pass-Medford
Grants Pass—Medford
AUTO STAG E
AUTO STA G E
W. E. McCRACKf N, Prop. & Chauffeur
Leaves Medford
Leaves Central Point
Leaves Gold Hill
Leaves Hogue Kiver
Arrives Grants Paas
Leaves Grants Pass
Leaves Rogne River
Leaves Gold Hill
Leave Central Point
Arrive Medford
7 :00 a.
7 :15 a.
7 :60 a.
8 :30 a.
9:00 a.
in.
in.
m.
m.
m.
7:00 A. M.
7:30 i t
3:00 u
*•
8-45
9:00 <<
STANDS: Nash Hotel,
Grants Pass Hotel
10:00 a. m. Leave Medford
10:00
10.30 a. m.
“
Central Point 10:15
1 1 :00 a. in.
“
Gold Hill
11:00
II :45 a. m.
“
Rogue River
11:00
12:00 m.
Arrive Grants Pass
12:00
1 :00 p. m.
1 :15 p. m . Leave Grants Pass
1:00
“
Rogue River
2 :00 p. in.
1 :30
“
Gold Hill
2 :30 p. in.
3:00
3:00 p. in .
“
Central Point
2:46
3:00
5:00 p. m. Arrive Medfnrd
5 :30 n. m.
Leave
Medford
4:80
0:•*' p. m .
0 :46 p. m.
“
Central Point
4 :1 5
7 :00 p. m.
“
Gold Hill
5:00
“
Rogue River
6:30
M edfo rd
Grants Pass Arrive Grants Pass
0:00
FARE
$ 1 .0 0
Leaves Medford
Leaves Central P oint
Leaves Gold Hill
Leaves Rogue Kiver
Arrive Grants Pass
Leaves Grants Pass
L eaves Rogue River
Leaves Gold Hili
L eases Central Point
A rrives Medford
excellence in bread making quality. Now for 51.80 Wherever
good bread is made you will And the Diamond Flour high in
praise and strong in favor, always in the lead. If you try one
baking of the floor and find it not as good as any Flour you
have used or better, bring it back and we will refund your
money. Cash paid for Chickens, Hides and Eggs.
We do
custom grinding. Have a full line of Feed, Flour and Cereals,
Hay, Grain, Seed and Poultry supplies.
Everything u ll m
S t a n d s : & ? ; / * X : v « ^ 'F a r e
«(
<8
Simmons & Schuerman
PHONE
17 - L .
T h e W a y to G r e a te r
G r o w th
No town or city can make its industries great, but indus­
tries can make a town or city great. A live community
is the manifestation of business enterprise. If this com­
munity is to grow in importance it will have to be by thè
enterprise of stable business interests.
it
We Are Ready
a
a
it
• (
««
«<
<(
• 5
to cooperate in every way to make local business safer,
better and bigger. We are sincere in giving individual
service to every depositor, regardless of the size of his ac­
count. Talk your plans and business broblems over with
us. We may be able to make helpful suggestions.
TH E G O L D H IL L B A N K .
$1.
Gold Hill Hospital
Gold Hill,
Oregon
A. K. Kellogg.
0 . B. W ataon.
K.
Night No. 2
The I^iw Office
<> f
Uniting Learning and Labor
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
‘Will practice In Federal and Stale Coarta.
hold hill ,
oaaooH.
In its S ix Schools and Forty-eight De­
portments it engaged in the great wotk
of uniting Learning and Labur.
PHYSICIAN AND8UKUEON
lu c c ia ie # to
oe a a Weoee
Watson A Kellogg,
D h .
JOHN C. W H1TEAKER
Or**oM
K och » Klv»r,
F o rty -e ig h th School Y e a r Opens
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Degree Courses re q u irin g a four-year
h ig h school p rep aratio n , are ottered in
th e fo llow ing:
AGRICULTURE, 18 D ep ortm ents;
C O M M E R C E . 4 D epartm ents; E N G IN ­
E E R I N G . 0 D ep artm e n ts ; M IN E S , 3
D ep ortm ent«; F O R E S T R Y , 2 D e p a rt­
m ents; H O M E ECONOMICS. 4 Deport
m en ts; and P H A R M A C Y .
V o c a t io n a l C o u rso s req u irin g an
E ig h th Grade preparation for entrance
are offered in A g ric u ltu re . D a iry in g ,
C om m erce, Fo re atrv, H om e M akers, and
M echanic Apia. Pharm acy w ith a tw o-
year h ig h school entrance requ irem ent.
S C H O O L O F M U S IC .— Piano, S irin g .
Band and V oice C u ltu re.
C atalogue and b e autifu l Illu strated
bo oklet free.
Address Tim R koistrar .
t «-7-it it t » » i ■«)
cokvallis . ongnoN
Sugar Pine Camp No.
10073
M W A
Gold H ill-
Oregon
Macia Every Saturday Evening.
J. B Palmer
— Onuueul
Alvah E, Kellogg—Clerk
Fire! Fire!!
! .Vocd of every dercription at
lcwest pricei. Wood saw for
custom woi k.
,Yanis llih siile Ave.
. ’bnnr il’Jl
J. K itter
S. P. Schedule for Gold Hill.
West Bound
Portland and North.
Train No. 13 9.87 A.M.
”
” 16 3.15 P.M.
”
"
257 7.20 A M . Local Fiwlgli
Eant Bound
California and
Train No. 14
”
” 10
”
" 258
South.
8.57 A M.
5.56 P.M.
2.25 P.M .
“Inadequate" aptly characterizes the
Wilson administration, but almost any
synonym o f nnaatlxfactnry will do
Have you ever fe lt th e re­
lief of w earing p erfect-fit­
tin g glasses?
If n o t, our
new
Fits-U Eyeglasses
w ill be a revelation of c o m ­
fort to y o u , th ey are so
en tirely a d eq u a te.
Drop in and e x a m in e th em .
T hey w ill please you.
Dr.R. C. Kelsey Gold H ill Ore
In The Country God Made
And Man Forgot”
T here w ill be horse RACES
you fellow w ith th e speedy horse G et B usy.
B all G am es, D an cin g, and o th er Sports
B a n d M u sic — E v e r y D a y - H e a r T h a t
Bring your TENT and BED and utilize the
Free C am p in g-G rou n d
Tho Date . . . .
Tho Place . . . .
Tho Event . . . .
September 2, 3, 4.
Brooking«, Curry Conn tv, Oregon.
C H E T C O C O V E C A R N IV A L .
HOME COOKEDMEALS OUR
SPECIALTY,
H o m e D ining'
H all.
Mrs P. Langdell, Proprietor.
Sunday Meals 6 to 8 P.M.
GoldHill, Ore.
COLD H IL L ORE.
It
noon
DU. IL C. KELSEY
taIJing it o f g oaranteed p a ria ty a n d the price it right
E d w a rd » a n d C a rp a tila » .
Leave Grants Pass
“
Rogue River
“
Gold Hill
“
Central P oint
Arrive Medford
AND
Well equipped
morgue
chapel, complete line of caskets,
robes, etc.
Announcement Ultraextraordinary.
We’ll give a whole weeks subscription absolutely free to the
person who will supply us with a rock ribbed and guaranteed
method of extracting money from negligent, thoughtless, indif­
ferent or don’t-care delinquent subscribers. Heavens, fellows,
come on.
b
G old H il l , O regon .
<>
Twilight Sleep lined in conflnenient case*
and
where needed
v
It takes a poor promiser to live up to his promises.
R
Tourth Avnus North, Gold HIM . - Orsgoa
Subscription §1.50 per Annum in Advance.
He,s dead again.
f*
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER
> ì ui n. American lYe— Asenclatinn New V rk
al the Guld Hill poMotSce for tranradseion through the moil» a*
second-cleaa matter
Poor Villa!
Professional Cards
JUST ARRIVED
A s h ip m e n t o f A -l HANDLES of all d escrip ­
tio n and w ill sell a t th e follow in g prices,
Single and double Ax Handles, each • • 40c
Drift I’ick, Handles, e a c h ........................... 35c
Railroad Pick and Matock handle, each - 36c
Sledge hammer Handles, each
. . . .
Single Jack Handles, 10 inch, each • - • 16c
Hammer Handles, 14 inch, 2 lor - . . 26c
While they last—
Aluminum Wash Boards, each - , . . 40c
Spring Clothes Pine, 3 d o z e n ...................... 20c
No Work Ice Cream Freezer, 1 qt. size
52.50
.....................
"
“
2 q t. aize $3.00
Camp Necessities.
G O L D H IL L IM P L E M E N T C O .
West Main Street
Gold Hill, Oregon