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E VER Y SATURDAY AT UOLD H IL L , JACKSON, COUNTY
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run an office ventilating fan for 8 hour*
operate an electric griddle for 70 minute*
operate a luminous radiator for 6<> miiiult *
heat a curium iron on e a day for 16 week*
operate a «oven inch frying pan for 60 minute«
pump SoOO gallon« of water to a heiithi of 28 feet
Wiil make you S M IL E while it doe« all these thing«
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lolieltcd. P ro m p t a tte n tio n . Bank
raferencei. Fourteenth gear. ____
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DK. IL C. KELSEY
Twilight Sleep need in innflliviiient cases
where uegded
Gold Hill,
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gardless of w hat his decision m ay be.
If he publishes th e story, th e innocent sufferers and th eir
frien d s term him heartless and cruel.
If th e m ilk of hum an
kindness flows in his veins and he suppresses the story, the scan­
dal lovers are onto him in force because he has n ot em blazoned
PEAL
W e can recall instances w herein we have c o m m itte l the sin of
omission, and th e cu lp rit has sw aggered around and conveyed
Train No. 13 0.27 A.M ,
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California and South.
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F o r H ir e
Dr. R. C. Krkey,
G o ld
Geld Hill,
RIGHT
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USE.
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of the m aker.
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RENDEREO,
N O T F O R P R O M IS E S B R O K E N .
I do no t doubt th a t th e people
of th a U n ite d S ta te * w ill wish
th a O am ocratio p a rty to con­
tin u e in oontrol o f th o g o vern ­
m ent. T h t y ara not in th a h a b it
o f re jao tin g thoeo who hava a c ­
tu a lly served th am fo r those who
H o s p ita l,
Oregon.
Rapraaantatlva Maya, Utah Progres­
siva, Speak« For Wilson.
Representative Jutiiea II. Mays of
Utah, In a speech delivered in con­
gress Aug. 23, announced his Intention
of voting for President Wilson. He
left the Republican party because he
found It to lie tho servant of special
Interest« and became one of the found­
er« of the Progressive party. lie ap­
pealed to Progressive« to lie true to
themselves and refuse to be betrayed
to the Republican party.
"1 want to compare.” be stated, "tba
demands of tha Progressives with the
actual performance of (he party now
In power. I f It can be shown that the
essential principles enunciated by that
platform have been .crystallized Into
legislation and If the Progressives
were sincere enough In their profes­
sion of Interest in the supreme needs
of the nation Io care more for their
country and for Its people than for any
party's success, then they will sustain
the administration, lest their refusal
to do so might cause the beneficial
legislation to lie repealed."
lie took up the Progressive platform
of 1012 and ahowed that the Wilson
administration has enacted practically
all (he Progressive demands Into leg
tslatton.
Progressives, he Inslsted.-should sup­
port the party that hns been tried and
found true. The representatives of
"the Interests,” he said, ruled the Re­
publican party In 1010 and 1012 and
“rule It now with even more assurance
and arrogance.”
Representative Mays said ho had de­
termined to Join the Democratic party
"because the obituary of (he Progres­
sive party seemed only postponed for
trading purposes nnd beenuse not a
solitary ray of hope nppeared of reme
dial legislation from the Republican
pnrty In the Interests of tho people
and because the Democratic party, un­
der P.a lender, the president, had been
offering a convincing proof of Its sin­
cere interest in the general good by
putting on the statute books a program
of wise and wholesome legislation."
By J. H . G w in n , Secy., P u n dteton , O re.
S E R V IC E S
H ill
Greet C. Srtrs,
A F ftLolliiw
DIRECTOR
CMBALMER
MOOSE REVOLT IN CONGRESS FUNERAL
Eastern Oregon M ate Normal School
FO R
Train No. U
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I n v a lid Chairs
By v o fjn g Y E S fo r No. 30« you w ill h elp to f iv e to th e
achool C hildren of Oregon th e earns ad v a n ta g e s e njo yed
by th e achool c h ild ren o f our n e ig h b o rin g atataa.
V o te V E S fo r N o. 30«.
“SO H A V
E WE.”
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West Bound
Portlaud and North.
ENDO RSEM ENTS
VOTE
drag g ed down w ith them in th e ir degradation.
B u t th e m ost pitiful object on e a rth is th e CU33 who g e ts
c a u g h t in his d ev iltry and th en begs the e d ito r “ fo r th e sake of
F ire! Fir«!!
S. P. Schedule for Gold Mill.
All the above educator« insist that a Standard
Normal School must be located In a town of 6000
or more population and having enough grade pupils
for teaching practice.
th e im pression th a t we were afraid to tell th e tru th , w hen as a
m a tte r of fact we consider only those who would be u n ju stly
A
Gold H ill -
- Oregon
Meets Every Saturday Evening.
J. B. Palmer —■ Cminetil
Alvali fc. Kellogg—Clerk
Yards Rlvrekto Ave.
phone 3F21
•■Oregon's g re a te s t need fo r It * r u ra l school* le th e
te a c h e r w ho hee had fu ll p re p a ra tio n to do h « r w o rk .
Such p re p a ra tio n can beat com e th ro u g h N o rm a l School
, r ?.|n«ru9.« th a t th e voters of th e a ta te w ill aaalat In rais in g
th e s tan d a rd of ou r schools by e ata b lla h ln g a S ta te N o r.
m al School a t Pendleto n. T h e location le c e n tra l, «ho In .
tecegt of th e people of Pendleto n In education m oat exeat*
le n t, and th e large nu m b er of pupils In th e public schools
w ill give am ple o p p o rtu n ity to stud e n ts to get th e am o u n t
of te ac h in g p ra ctic e req uired In a s ta n d a rd no rm a l school."
a choice m orsel of gossip to an exp ectan t world.
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Wood of every description a t
lowest prices. Wood saw fo r
custom work.
Among those who strongly endorse the establish­
ment of the proposed Eaatern Oregon Normal School
xre Governor Wlthycombe. J. H. Ackerman, Presi­
dent of the Monmouth State Normal; W. J. Kerr.
President of the Oregon Agricultural College; P. L.
Campbell, President of the State University; Robert
C. French, former President of the Weston Normal,
and practically all of the leading educators of the
State. J. A. Churchill, Superintendent of Public In­
struction. voices the aenttments of those who are
most fam iliar with the need of more adequate Normal
facilttiaa when he says;
him self th e ta rg e t of criticism from one side or th e other, r e ­
A Kellogg,
W ill practice In Federal and StateOoerls.
uou> MILA,
(IBS oow
T h e a nnu al m a in te n a n c e coat of th a propoeed S ta te
N o rm a l School In E a s te rn O regon am eun te to b u t one
25th of a m ill or 4 canta on a tho usan d do llars of ta a a b la
p ro p e rty . Is n ’t it w o rth th ia to have your c h ild ren tra in e d
to become useful and p ro d u c tiv e c ltlx a n a f
STRO NG
A. K. Kellogg.
¿The Law O ffice
Owing to the crowded condition of our one Normal
at Monmouth and also the distance and expense of
attending, students from Eastern Oregon are com­
pelled to go to neighboring states to secure their
training aa teacher*.
F o r in sta n c e —
E v ery ed ito r com m its like sins of omission, b u t he does so
a fte r calm and m atu re reflection. A story comes to him in all
its sordidness and m ultiplicity of filthy and disg u stin g details.
He m u st decide w hether to send it fo rth to th e world, to “speak
as he s e e s , ” /or to enshroud it w ith th e m antle of hum an
chairity fo r th e sake of th e innocent ones who would be u n ju st­
ly wounded and hum iliated th ro u g h its publication. He w eighs
both sides, acts as his h e a rt and his conscience dictates, and is
Oregon
U. B. Watsoa.
■ ig h t coun ties In th a W illa m e tte V a lle y h ave em ployed
d u rin g the past fiv e years. iOS taachara who ha v e g ra d u .
atod from th e M o n m o u th N o rm a l aa ag a ln a t 3(1 M on m o uth
N o rm a l School g ra d u a te s fo r th a e ig h t leading ceu n tie e
of C it t e r n Oregon.
D u rin g th e p>st fiv e years the atten d a n c e of etud e n te
from nine W illa m e tte V a lle y countiae w ae if ? etud a n ta
aa a g a m a t *1 a tu d a n ta fro m nine of th a leading coun tiae
of E a a te rn O regon.
to o th ” we should publish as we see.
Oregon.
Or»»o»
W. P. CHISHOLM , M. D.
M
It 1* a well eatabllahed fact that our one Normal
School cannot supply the needs of the entire state.
That 1* why we ask for your work and vote for the
proposed Eaatern Oregon Slate Normal School at
Pendleton. Oregon.
on th e “om ission.”
R ight now you are preparing to read th in g s "A s th e E ditor
Sees T hem .” B ut you won’t And th ere comes our sin of om ­
ission, fo r by th e rule of “an eye fo r an eye and a tooth for a
The Gold Hill N ew s,
W DOBI
G old II il i « O regon .
O f m ere th a n *.000 achool ta ac h a ra In th « puO II* «chool*
a* O regon, b u t IS par cant have baan tra in e d fo r th e ir
profaaaion of te ac h in g In N o rm a l Schoola.
" T h e r e com es a tim e in the life of every ed ito r w hen it is a
gen u in e relief to be able to confess his sins of omission heavy
W e use th e best b u tte r paper obtainable, and our
w orkm anship is of the best. L et us have y o u r
o rd e r ahd you will not re g re t i t
A
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
T acR le
o f all
H in d s
at
SX
Oregon haa but one Normal School. Thia achool
la located at Monmouth
Excellent aa la the work
ot thia achool tt la utterly unable to «apply but a
amall part of the need tor trained teacher* for tba
State.
As The Editor Sees It.
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llo«u« Hirer,
n a-n a-n c Chamber of Cammaroa SM *.
FONTVAMO. ORgOOM
M EDFORD OREGON
308 X YES IS A VOTE
FOR YOUR CHILDREN
th e richest m ining sections in Oregon.
rtN D
lUtOIMO* «•
Oto
s Gold Hill H ospital
Say friends have you noticed th e num ber of s tra n g e rs who
are in tow n these days? There are a few g e ttin g off of th e tra in
every d a y - t h e y stay a few hours and are gone.
Prospectors
m eet some of them in the hills daily. Looks as if som e one on
th e outside was g e ttin g interested in th is section. One of these
days th ere is going to be a Real BIG M iner come in here w ith
a little money and R e c o g n iz e t h e s ig n s o f a BIG TH IN G
and rig h t then you are going to realize th a t th is section is one of
C o m p l y W ith t h e
PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER CO.
And Let Me Sleep.
his innocent fam ily” not to p rin t his story.
A nd perhaps th e sin of omission is not such a sin a fte r all.
D r . JOHN C. WHITKAKER
Mosessohn & Mosessohn
S I8 W e s t M a m S tra a l
Please Go ‘ Way
P rofession al Cards
„ u
—Rochester Herald,
are m ailin g d o u b tfu l and oonje«-
tu ra l prom ises of aarvioo. Least
of a ll are th e y lik a ly to s u b s ti­
tu te those w ho prom ised to re n ­
d e r th em p a rtio u la r aarvieaa and
proved falao to th a t prom isa fo r
those w ho h ava a c tu a lly rendered
those vary aarvieaa.— From Pre»-
Ulent Wilton'» Speech of Accept­
ance.
AND
Fourth Avnu, North, Gold HIM ■ - Oregon
Well equipped
morgue
and
chapel, complete line of caskets,
robes, etc.
Black and Grey Hearse
Day tri,p h o n . No 2 I .;
Night No. 2 K
Did you ever hear of E ye­
g la sses m ad e to m easure?
T h a t is exactly w h a t you
g et w h en you buy
Fits-U E yeglasses
N ot sim p ly m ore b eco m in g
th a n o th ers, b u t m ore co m
fortab le, as w ell. T hey are
m ad e so th a t we can a d ­
ju st th e m p erfectly to you r
nose. C om e In and le t us
show you how w e do it.
Dr.R. C. Kelsey Gold H ill Ore.
Grants Pass-Medford
AUTO ST A G E
A Chauffeur
W. t . McCRACKFN, Prop.
7 :00 a
7 :16 »
7 :80 a.
8 :30 a.
9:00 a.
Leave* Medford
Leave« Central Point
Leave« Gold H ill
Leave* Rogue River
Arrive« Grants Pas«
10:00 a. m.
10:"0 a. m.
11 :00 a. in.
11 .Ci a. in.
12:00 m.
le ave« Grant« Pa«s
Leaves Rogue River
Leaves Gold H ill
leave Central Point
Arrive Medford
le ave« Medford
From the Hughes Lexicon.
S E C T IO N A L IS T —Any one who was Leave« Central Point
born or reared or la kin to any one Leaves Gold H ill
(.eaves Rogue Rivor
born or reared aouth of Maaon and Arrive Grants Pa«»
Dixon's line.
BR O A D LY N A T IO N A L - Govern­ Leave« Grant« Pa««
Leavee Rogue River
ment by and for tho benefit of the
Leave* Gold H ill
business Interests of tho northeastern Leases Central Point
Section of the United States.
Arrives Medford
IG N O R A N T O F T H E BUSINESS
STANDS:
Nash Hotel,
O F T H E C O U N TR Y —Any man who
Grants Paja Hotel
Is not a high proteetlonlat vassal of
the tariff barons.
COVER IN T R IG U E -W ils o n diplo­
macy.
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