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Newspaper Page Text* TUR GOLD HILL NEWS. J4CKSON COUNTY, OREGON Zez Conf rey M ixe* Salad* and Song* 7.i-z t'unfroy, fuiuoua cuni|>"Mr of the musical classic, “T h e K itten on the Key»,“ 1» hulled by hl» friend« as the in iiil veruMlIle of America's popu- lur io n * coin- (loecru. T im s* who know him any ho ran mix a anlad or a song oddity w ith equal »ac cess. which 1» saying consider able since hl» portrayal o f tb« i » t Confray. delightful prank» o f a eertnln young felloe (risking over the Ivories bus been recognlxed us (be model of American ayu> opHlIou Hut M r. t'ont'rey lias other “ llrats” In Ills repertoire. Ills aiquuiululuce declare. Country bred, he Is u Juoge of hursu iteab, and also knows s good ct*ar. The simple life la‘ M r. Confrey'» Ides of happiness. Every so often M anhat tan gets too crowded for him unit he boarih H train for lbs country sod the rompiinlonahlp of a certain mur muring brook. In evitably lie comes back with one of ths merry tunes for which he la noted. A bachelor, ¡tea keeps open house fu r hie frleuds. I f be Invites a few of the hoys over for a midnight supper, he docs the cooking himself. Invltu- tlons to Ids lively U tile dlnuera are sought after. T here are two dishes to which M r. Confrey la partial. Hu are his frien d s Ills recipes fur tbs two fo llo w : Royal Eggs W ith Mushroom Sauce. 11 <ssa 1 uup e v a p o r a te d m ilk d i l Malt Happer u te d w it h 1$V c u p m e a t atoek ( T h ia m a y ba p r e p a re d fr o m b o u illo n c u b e a l 1 tb a p H our P a rs le y S a u te th e m u s h ro o m s In tw o tbeth b u t t e r , ( a k i n a c a r e n o t to b u r n , m a k e w n lt e aau cs o f tw o tb a p b u tte r , o u r. e v a p o r a te d m ilk a n d m e a t a to e k . C o o k (Iva m ln u ta a . A d d th e Oooked m u a h ro o m a and chopped p im e n to . B r e a k e a s e a n d d ro p In to h o t f a t . b e in g t a r e f u l to k e e p a g a In a g lo b u la r m as s J u a t aa aoon aa (h e y a re a g o ld - en b ro w n l i f t o u t a n d drain, p la c e an •S B >n each piec e o f to a a t A llo w tw o p laces fu r eac h e e r v ln g H o u r o v e r a ll t h e on. n tio .in a au ca a n d a a r n la h w i t h p a rs le y 1 -1 p o und m u a b - rooiiiB s lic e p iu ia n to tb a p b u tte r 11 a lle v a to s a i Í S Terry Talent Buys Booze Former Highway Police for the City of Gold Hill, Terry 'Intent, at present employed as a IToliihltion officer In this part of the eountry, made quite an amusing haul, recent ly. Terry wus approached on the streets of Medford by a man who claimed to lie from Crescent City, lie said that he hud 36 gallons of liquor laid away on the Redwood higliwuy which he would sell for «II per gallon. 'Intent accepted the offer, notifying C. P. Tulent unit J. J. McMahon of Ids plans and when he started for the location of Hie boose was followed by the other officer», They went to a point in the tlinoisr valley where three kegs Were loaded into the ear. At this point in the game Talent arrested him, being joined near Grants Pass by the rest of the police party. The bootlegger, wtio gave the name of Horn was lodged in the county jail wtiere he is (Hindering over the in- udvisuhility of offering prohi police perfectly good boose. Hurd and Soft wood any time at Ritter’s. (Ml ad—37 An Item of considerable interest to boosters for the Sunset Smelter —C. A. Olson, promoter und presi dent of tlie Sunset Smelter, on Mon day of this week (mid un divi dend ns Interest on tlie preferred stock of record on that date. That don’t look so hopeless after all. The M. W. A. lodge of Gold Hill entertained the Royal Neighbor* and the wives of the Woodmen at their hull in the City Hall here on Tuesday night. A stunt program consisting of music, anecdotes and jokes livcAed up tile party. Purl Bean from Kirby, Oregon, the first name on the old original charter of tlie Gold Hill Woodman lodge was on hand and hit bear ytory in which old “Bed Fool” was killed was one of tile most interesting events of the evening. Refreshments of sandwiches, salad, cuke and cotree closed the event. The Royal Neighbor* received a new start nt this meeting and signed up a new member at the party. They huve not held a meeting in a year and now that they huve taken a new start witli several new members In sight their future looks much better. The I. (). O, F. Lodge will hold another public dance In their hull here Friday night when a big crowd is anticipated. W. T. Ward, orchardist from the Bainsey Canyon country, was in town Wednesday with a load of late Spitsenbcrg apples. This brand of apple is considered as ‘off the market’ now in tliat they are not a winter keeper, but the orchard of W. T. Ward being high up in the mountains tlie apples seem to have a much better keeping qunlity than tlie Spitz raised on the lower levels and his apples arc in excellent con dition right now. Help us help you. Boost the Gold Hill booster. Subscribe to the New* Tlie basketball.teams of Gold Hill are going to win more laurels for «2.00 per year. their basket hall record when they Jess Starns, Jr., of Grants Pass, will play a double-header in the gymnasium at the high school here was a visitor on Sardine Creek the Friday night. past week. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2», 1926. PAGE THREE Some people in Gold Hilt seem to C. A. Peterson, W, Martineau, A. have an idea that if they get behind E. Kellogg and E. Derwent visited in their payments for water without Engineer Ityno and Dr. Parker at being ‘shut off’ because the Record the Pleasant Creek mines lust Tues er in the past was kind to them, it day und report considerable activ will not be collected and they can ity there in prospecting and engin bluff the City. The City is not go eer Work preparatory to putting ing to lose on these slackers for the that projiosition into operation. A urnount wilt simply be added onto great deal of machinery is reported their taxes the coming assessment. to have already been ordered in If such cast's are proven they will cluding three units of Oil floatation he declared as ‘fraud’ and the party for concentrating the ore. This hulled before the recorder and fined i proposition is a mountain of granite according to the penalties prescrih- j averaging «5.00 per ton in gold as ed in ordinance No. 113. Why is welt as numerous other metal* not it some people will try to make the mentioned by our informant. rest of the people in town pay the bills of administration? The Kel-Mar-Pet mine is steadily extending their tunnel toward the Following a pay The new meat market helng In BOO foot mark. stalli d in thè former stand of M. S. vein into the mountain and at the Johnson, is about ready for business same time cross-cutting many ledg es of good ore, this mine is begin- ing to look like the development of Fred Hickman won a Croslcy Tri- a mine in the full extent of the word rdyn radio at the Smoke House. By being a ‘Mine’ does not neces sarily imply that a rich prospect is AGENTS WANTED in Goid or is not a mine, hut when engineers Hill territory, Sworn proof of pronounce a mine “A Mine” they •75.00 a week. «1.50 an hour for spare time. Introducing mean “there is sufficient ore block Finest Guaranteed Hosiery. 126 ed out by drifting under, over and styles and colors. lx»w prices. through so that an accurate measure A. i I d furnished. No capital or experience necessary. WILNIT can be made, and trial a mill can be HOSIERY CO. Dept. B-53 Green operated economically at a suffici field, Ohio. Paid Advg. 38-41 ent margin of profit for many years We believe the Kel-Mar prospect GATEWAY THEATRE PROGRAM tunnel is in a formation that will Tuesday, Vaudeville and Pictures permit of drifting on the ledges un Wednesday, Pictures covered to measure up a sufficient Thursday, Pictures tonnage to make a real mine and a Friday, DANCE good profit on the investment. Saturday, Pictures Music by the Gateway Orchestra. Mrs. Goldie Walker and Mrs. Central Point, Oreg. Paid Advg Chapman were visitors in Medford today. Jr. A.R.HEDGES—Neo-Eclectic Phy sician. Dr. LOUISE E.HEDGES— Naturopractic.Chiropractor. Mech- THE OREGON GRANITE CO.— Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General ano - Therapy, Spondylotherapy, Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sale* Food Sciences,Chiropractic. Office: Stewart Bldg., 255 E. Main St Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Med Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J2. ford. 52 Medford, Oreg. 48 23000100000248010001004853230001020901000102000002234853535348534848010053482323535323234853234853 threw M c u p chop ped I h u ta th a n , e v a p o r a te d h llk dress In* Veal, Beef, Pork at* Regular Prices PL U M P,'T E N D E R C H I C K E N S ON SATURDAY Cash Paid for Hides. John Pickard, Prop. DE VOE’Sj) M ost Any Old Time. Gold Hill, Oregon TRAVEL BY MOTOR STAGE OLIVER. OCTOBER " f t GEORGE BARR Mc CUTCHEON q A Any Old Thing at PAXSON t DRUG CO. Central Point, Oregon W RITE US For price* on diamonds and watches. Mail us your watch and jewelry repairing. 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CARLOW Dr. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic i hysicians G yp sy fortune teller foretold the future of Oliver October Baxter on the day he w as bom . You Can Get Moat All work guaranteed at W . P. CHISHOLM, k . I t Pickard’s Market '‘We’r’e not Satisfied unless YOU Are” Phone 474 624 Riverside St. Medford, Oregon 4 W atch and Clock Repairing N. W. Borden W. R. Gaylord BORDEN & GAYLORD Attorneys at Law General Practice Suite 412, Medford Center Building. Juat received barrel of freah SAUERKRAUT 4k F. M. JONES Attorneys, Abstractor* NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION C L E A N IN G D Y E I N G CO, W. MARTINEAU Gold Hill Oregon E. DERWENT MURRAY-GREENE ABSTRACT CO, Abstracts of Title, Room» 3 and & No. 32 No. Central Ave, upstairs. Medford, Oregon. 41 C IT Y Jew elry repairing, stand at Bower»* Pharm acy Analytist, Chemical Engineer. 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BBigtiiiitLuilihHiiiiiiuinuiiiitiiiinniiiiiHUiHiiiiiiminiiiiHniiiiniiitiBnHiiiinitiiiiiniiiBjj W atch Repairing I am prepared to do all manner of Watch and G O LD H IL L T E C H N IC A L -L A B O R A T O R Y - Chemist and Assayer le a v e s 1 tb a p . p in e a p p le ju ic a 1 ta p a u s a r van a n d rad Orel m angoes C re a m y a n la d (013653) Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,.. January 23, 1926. NOTICE Is hereby given that Herman T. Hobercht, of Bogue Biver Oregon, who, on February 2, 1921, made Homestead Entry, No. 013653, for SH SWK, NW Vi SW’4, A SWVi NWV4, Section 5, Township 35 S„ Range 4 West, Willamette Meridian, hns filed notice of intention to make Three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Chauncey Florey, U. S. Commis sioner, nt Medford, Oregon, on the 3rd. day of March, 1926. Clnimnnt names as witnesses: Samuel J. Binkley, Thomns Owens, Edward E. Dtinmlck, John I. Cotton, ALL of Bogue Biver, Oregon. HAMILL A. CANADAY, Register. non-conl 47 Jeweler*— Repairing ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Aaaayers, Chemist* PIntapple-Cheeae Salad. C rla p le ttu c e 10 slic e s p ln a - a p p le 1 c u p c re a m BU SIN ESS DIRECTORY M Y S T E R IO U S She predicted for him m uch of the good things of life —love, wealth and power. But angered by som e slighting remark, she turned fiercely to Baxter, senior, and shouted: “ But that is not all I” Always room to Park Your Car W hat else she predicted furnishes the framework for one of the most dramatic plots of all the popular novels by George Barr McCutcheon. 436 W . Main Ph. 122-R Medfortj Oregon Start Reading "Oliver October" as a Serial in This !:;zz z.r tb . . Leave Gold Hill 8:20 A. M. 12:05 P. M. Leave Gold Hill 12: 45 P. M. 8:50 P. M. Offices 416-17-18 Liberty Building, Residence, 26 South Laurel S troni. Phone 904 Medford, Ovng Medford VETERINARY Hospital NORTH BOUND Arr. Roseburg 12:45 P. M. 4:30 P. M. Arr Portland 10:30 P. M. 1:00 A. M. 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