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COLI) HIL L. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1926
NUMRBER
CITY ELECTION
CAUSES A TIE
FOR C O U N C IL
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AT TIIE THEATRE
| Friday afternoon and riight|
| "The Birth of a Nation"
| Saturday (loot Gibson, in "The
| Man In the .Saddle." Comedy,
| Playing the Swell,
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| Sunday—"The Street of Forgot- |
| ten Men" with an all star cast. |
| "Hot Shirks.”
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| Tuesday Nov.
"The Road to
I Mandalay.” featuring Lon Chan- j
I ey. Andy Gump comedy.
Thursday Nov. 11—“The Dark
Angel" with Vilma llankey A
Ronald Colman, Comedy Pace­
maker.
Brief Items o f Nations News
I be Parent-Teacher* organiza­ was killed and another seriously
tions of the state held their se*, wounded at Detroit in an attempted
slons at Salem last week. La bank hold up.
(■ramie will be the next meeting
place.
A policeman, who was placed on
The son of the Sultan of Morroco guard at the Roumanian legation a!
was married last week to the daugh­ W'ashinton on an evening that the
Queen of that country was being
ter of the notables of that part of
feted, was given a drink of wine
the world and it is said that the
wedding was surrounded with all which knocked .him out entirely
and very near cost him his job.
the old time pomp and splendor.
CHRISTMAS CARDS HERE
We have a beautiful assort-
ment of Christmas cards for
our customers to choose from
this year and they are quite re-
sonable too. iiome in or ar-
range for an appointment.
Printed Christmas cards are
gaining in popularity all over
country and this year’s samp-
les are quite exquisite.
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| ELECTION IS
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VITORY FOR
STATE G.O.P.
Tuesday was election day and
about 250 of our citizen* took ad­
The entire Republican ticket ap­
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vantage of their franchise and vot­
| pears to be elected in the state of
ed. The day passed with no partic­
| Oregon and Jackson county. Stei­
ular excitement outside of the at­
wer, candidate for U. S. Senator has
tempt to defeat a couple member*
a lead of nearly 7000 over his near­
of the city ticket by writing in the
est opponent, Stanfield running
name* of other people. Win Fergus­
neck and neck with Haney the Dem­
on was placed in the race to defeat
ocratic aspirant.
Tony Itos* and llarry Chillier* was
O. A. C. Itarely defeated the Uni­
'I hose nt Portland! having in
Governor Pierce seems to be out
put forward Io defeat Pankey. The
charge, the ilinery of Queen Murie versity of Idaho team Saturday by
of the race, Patterson having piled
first candidate fell short but Child­
of Roumnnin expect to take her over a scoreof 3 to 0. The O. A. C. was
up a very substantial majority
ers and Pankey tied.
the Columbia Highway *0 that she slated to win by a much larger mar­
which
the few remaining precincts
It has not been decided how the
might get a view of that scenic part gin.
cannot
overcome.
Pierce ran
tie will be settled but the probabil­
of the state.
stronger in the rural communities
ity is that both men will lie scuted
The McCormick steamer Everett
than he did in the cities.
due to the failure of Ray Reasoner
An auto thief was shot by police a freight steamer burned nt sea off
The three Republican candidates
lo qualify. Mr. Rcasoner, tho elec­
ollicer nt Grants Pass last week. He the California coast, Friday. The
for congress were elected by good
ted, has sincehis nomination sold
was Inter sentenced to six months crew of the Everett was saved while
majorities.
his property intcrnits in the city
in jnil at Seattle. A 19 year old lad Hie Elaines were leaping high above
Among the amendments the fol­
and has moved away. The best
died on the gallows for murdering u the hull of the ship. The disaster
lowing carried:
method to settle the tie, according
policeman in Chicago and a robber happened near the Eureka port.
Klamath bonding, Repeal of Ne­
Io popular sentiment will to be
gro Section, Eastern Oregon Nor­
allow both men to art.
mal, Recail amendment, Curry
The bond Issue carried by a large
bonding. Vacancies
amendment,
majority, the vote being 132 and 48
Klamath, Clackamas Bonding, East­
against.
ern Oregon Tuberculosis Hospital
It. E. Cook was elected mayor
and the Fish Wheel and Seine Bill.
Idaho shows a substantial Repub­ all of whom must step aside for
without opposition as was also John
SEN. ROBERT N. STANFIELD
'The others, including the Six per
llanunersly for recorder and Walter
lican Majority for all state officers. Bourbon successors.
cent
Limitation, Dennis Resolution,
Zimmerman for treasurer. The vote
Two insurgents were elected to Who was administered a second de­
In Washington, Senator Jones
Seaside Normal, Cgarette and To­
for couneilmen was as follows:
the
senate
in
the
persons
of
Smith
feat by Frederick Steiwer in
defeated his Democratic opponent,
bacco Tax Bus and Truck License
Fred Hickman, 102
W. Brookhart of Iowa; and John H.
Tuesday's Election
Bullitt,
by
a
substantial
majority.
bill. Income Tax Grange Bill, and
P. II. Myers, 175
Blaine
of
Wisconsin.
Anti-llae.ley agitators succeeded in
the housewives Bill, failed in pass­
A. Punkey, 99
Governor Al Smith won hands
electing quite a few members to the
age.
R. Rcasoner, 134
CHRISTIAN ULRICH
down in New York for governor.
state legislature.
Tony Itoss, IM
HON. I. L. PATTERSON
The Democrats are assured of a
Nellie Ross, Governor of Wyom­
W. I,. Van Ilouten, 192.
Christian Ulrich, a pioneer of this LOCAL REAL ESTATE FIRM
gain of six in the lower house of
Who
will
surreed
Walter
M.
Pierce
ing
was
defeated
by
her
Republican
OPENS SPLENDID ADDITION
Harry Childers. 99
Congress and a possibility of a few county died at his home in Jackson­
as Chief Executive of the
opponent. Thus passes the first and more.
Win Ferguson, 72;
ville, October 28, after a lingering
The local realty firm of Reed A
Inst of the nation’s lady governors.
State of Oregon
W. E. Itoss, 3
.
New Jersey shows a Republican iilness,at the age of 73 years, 10
Guy have opened a new addition for
Nellie Ross was the first woman
M. S. Johnson, 37
months
and
22
days.
He
was
born
victory. . The Democratic candi­
homeseekers on the highway in the
governor being appointed to fill out
It. A. Robinson, II.
dates In that state all ran on an anti- at Burlington, Iowa, December 6,
HOFFMAN—ADAMS
western part of town. They have
the
term
started
by
her
husband
On the stale ticket Cold Hill gave
1852.
His
parents
were
part
of
a
pnshibition platform.
taken the acreage belonging to MY.
who
died
in
office
and
reelected
Stanfield the heaviest vote he re­
A woman was elected to a seat caravan of 47 wagons with ox teams
Monday evening nt 7.30 a quiet
ceiving 82; Haney. 72; Stciwer,77; wedding was solemnized nt the two years ago. She had a very har­ in the House. She is Mrs. John W. which crossed the plains in 1860 Pankey just west of the E. H. Radt­
and Adams 4. For Governor Pierce home of the bride's uncle. Mr. and monious administration, unlike her Langley and she takes the seat va­ and which took six months time in ke home and cut it up into build­
ing lots. There will be an alley va­
led with 127 votes; Patterson, 92; Mrs. II. B. Lewis, ut 515 South Cen­ sister executive in Texas.
cated by her husband who was re­ crossing the plains. Many of these
Three
Democrats successfully cently incarcerated- in the Atlanta families were the founders and cated in the rear of the lots and
Slallard 22; The following received tral Ave. Medford, when Florence
the larger voles in Gold HllltNcw- Edith lloffguin became the bride of contested Republican Senatorships prison for violation of the national buildi rs of this part of the state. streets disecting the addition so that
ton W. Rorden for Congress, Robert E. Adams of Gold Hill. Only over the country. They were But­ prohibition law.
Mr. Ulrich has been a resident of a driveway will be had completely
around the entire acreage. This
ler
of
Massncheusetts,
the
only
man
Charles Howard for Supt. of Public the immediate relatives of the eon-
Atlee B. Pomerene of Ohio was Jacksonville for sixty seven years
instruction; C. IL Gram, Commis­ racting parties were present. The for whom the president made a cam­ defeated for Senator.
and bears a very enviable reputa­ site will furnish homes for several
who desire to build in Gold HUl-
sioner Public Service Commisson; ring ceremony was used ut which paign for, Senator Wadsworth of
Republican governors won in tion as an honest and upright man.
George W. Dunn, State senator; Win Rev. Howe of the Christian church New York Hnd Harrell of Oklahoma both Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Mr. Ulrich is survived by his wife Several of the lots have been sold
M. liriggs and John II. Carkin, Stale officiated. Bernice Cook acted as
and five children one of his daught­ all ready and more will no doubt
representatives; Geo. Alford, Com­ Bridesmaid anil Ritchard C. Adams
ers being Mrs. G. H. Chapman of be taken soon owing to the splendid
TO ORGANIZE TOWN
MEDFORD CHOSEN FOR
missioner; Paul Rynning, surveyor; brother of the bride groom attend­
this city who was at his bedside. terms which Messrs Reed and Guy
are offering.
BASKET
BALL
TEAM
E. It. Harker, Justice of the Peace 1 ed his brother.
Funeral services were held at the
FUTURE COUNTY SEAT
These are choice lots abutting up­
and Charles Itarge, Constable of the
Perl
funeral
parlors
i:i
Medford
and
According
to
the
vote
of
the
peo­
The bride was beautifully gowned
There will be a meeting at the ple of the county the seat of the burial was in the Jacksonville cem­ on the Pacific highway and there­
Gold Hill precinct.
in yellow; silk trimmed with pearls
The local precinct vote,! against and carried a bridal bouquet of High School gymnasium Tuesday county government will J»e moved etery. The I. O. O. F. of which he fore free from dust. They would
the Dennis resolution, the Grange white and yellow chrysanthemums. night for the purpose of organizing to Medford, soon. The landslide in was a member for many years bad be a very favorable investment for
Income tax measure, the Cigarette The bridesmaid wore a dove silk a town basket ball team. It is hoped the city of Medford was greatly re­ ¿barge of the service at the grave. anyone whether they intend to build
or not, they being on the south side
that everyone interested in basket­
and tobacco tax masure the House­
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gown trimmed in gold lace and car­ ball will be present. It is under­ sponsible for the removal. Ashland
of
the highway and shaded from the
wives bill, the Motor Truck Rill and
ried a beautiful bouquet of white stood that several of the other com­ also gave the removal a slight ma­ THURSDAY CLUB AT WILLOW
afternoon sun.
the Fish wheel bill and favored the
jority.
The
City
of
Medford
will
SPRINGS IB ENTERTAINED
and lavendar chrysanthemums. The munities will have town teams and
Eastern Oregon Tuberculosis hos­
house w;as beautifully decorated will furnish comiietition for a local now build a new city hall for the
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
pital and Eastern Oregon Normal
A very successful party was held
with rose, and chrysanthemums nnd quintet when erganized. The or­ use of the county until such time
GIVE INSTRUCTION ON DUCO
measures.
as the county sees fit to build a at Willow Springs by the Thursday
autumn colors.
ganization of a town team might also county building.
club and the teachers in tiie Willow
The bride is the daughter of Mr. help Coach Orr to round a winning
A course of instruction on the
CITY LIBRARY TO HR GIVEN
o
Springs schools. The affair was in application of Duco is to be given
and Mrs. N. R. Hoffman of Medford, high school team by giving them an
ANOTHER ROOM IN BUILDING
the nature of a Halloween party and in the service school conducted by
and is a teacher of the grade school opportunity to work out against the HALLOWEEN PARTY AT
HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY many unique and appropriate cos­
The bridegroom is the oldest son of older men.
the Chevrolet Motor Company at
At a meeting of the city council
There was a Halloween party tume! were in evidence.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. E. Adams of Gold
its factory in Oakland, California.
last week it was deckled to fix up
held
at
the
local
high
school
Friday
A clever skit was staged, entitled
Hill and is employed nt the new FIFTEEN-YEAR OLD
Dealers from all sections of the
and equipped the rear room on the
evening at -which time the advanced Blue Beard and his wives, ancient
Owen-Oregon Lumber mills as mill­
Pacific Coast are sending their Du­
REGISTERED
AS
FRESHMAN
lower floor of the eity hall for the
students
entertained
the
Freshmen
and
modern
version
which
furnish­
wright.
co men to the big plant for in­
use of the city library. This action
The youngest freshman in the and initiations seemed to be in or­ ed much hearty amusement. Wil­
A delicately appointed luncheon
struction on the application of this
was deemed advisable due to the
der.
A
good
time
was
enjoyed
and
University
is
Jennins
Mather,
of
liam
Tucker
played
several
piano
se­
was served at 8:30 at which covers
latest innovation in automoble Ha­
inconvenience to both the city
lections which were deserving of shes.
were layed for: Messrs and Mes- Vancouver, B. C„ who is 15 years, dainty refreshments were served.
council and the Librarian. In the
eight
months
nnd
seven
day*
old,
complimentary
mention.
Other
daines Robert E. Adams, N. B. Hoff-
past the two department* have oc­
amusements furnished were Com­ RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT
mnn, B. E. Adams, Win Fisk, H. B. according to an announcement to­ LOGGING OPERATIONS IN
cupied the spine room and as a re­
PROGRESS ON KANES CREEK munity singing, old fashioned danc­
Lewis, Misses Irene Hoffman, Mar­ day by Carlton E. Silencer, regis­
HOMEMAKER'S INSTITUTS
sult the council was disturbed by
Logging operations are progres­ ing and refreshments. The entire
garet Lewis, Bernice Cook,. Mrs. trar.
applicants for books coming in and
Be it resolved that whereas, we
Mather, who is majoring in pre- sing satisfactorally on Kanes creek social was much enjoyed by all.
Jnne Cook, Grandma Lewis, Ritch­
out and the opportunity for study
who have been present at the ses-
ard Adams and Philip Hoffman, of medic«, attributed the fact that he near this city. The work is under
in the reading room was lessened
sion* of the Jackson County Home-
Seattle, Washington, brother of the finished public school in six years ,the supervision of Fred Fick of HALLOWEEN PASSES OFF
by the confusion relative to the bride.
WITHOUT MUCH DAMAGE maker’s Institute held in Medford,
nnd high school in three to the Jacksonville. The beautiful weath­
frequent meetings of the city hall.
October 20th to 23rd inclusive, do
The happy young couple were the greater amount of studying demand­ er that has prevailed here this fall
The change wil no doubt be a
Gold Hill was very fortunate this hereby express onr appreciation of
ed of student* in Cnnndian schools. has aided wonderfully in the work.
recipients
of
many
useful
and
beau­
welcome one.
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year to get over the Halloween sea­ the benefits and pleasures derived
The United States. Mather believes,
tiful presents.
GOLD HILL IS DUE FOR
son without experiencing any harm­ from the lectures, and the many
has
the
best
universities
however,
After a short wedding trip the
COUNCIL MEETS TO CANVASS
BUILDING BOOM SHORTLY ful depredations. Naturally enough helps given by each Extension
voung coutile will be nt home at which is the reason he came to Eu­
RETURNS OF CITY ELECTION 375‘/j S. Central Ave. Medford, Ore. gene.
Judging from the requests for da­ some few pranks were played and Worker from the Oregon Agricul­
<
Wednesday night the city coun­
ta pertaining to the country in and jokes perpetrated but the usual 111a- tural College, especially Mrs. Jesse
cil met in special session and can­ SARDINE CREEK ROAD
around this city furnishes material licidUs vandalism which character­ McComb, Home Demonstration A
W. P. WETHERALL
vassed the election returns. They
for the prophesy that we are going ized Haloween night in most com­ gent Leader for the Extcntion Ser­
RECEIVING NEEDED WORK
Word was received by George
found the count accurute ns given
The road up Sardine crek is re­ Scott of Rogue River that his broth­ to enjoy a healthy growth soon. Al­ munities was' conspcuous by ts ab­ vice, and we earnestly desire that
ready the local firm of Reed and sence.
by the election officials and it was ceiving some much neded work this
the Home Economics Work in the
er-in-law, W. P. Wethernll hnd died
so entered on the minutes.
Mrs. I)an Shearer left Sunday for County may be long continued, also.
fall and when finished will be a quite suddenly Wednesday, Nov. 3rd Guy reports the sale of several acre­
age tracts and buiuiing lots in and her home in Washington'after sev­
An objection was voiced about very nicely improved highway. The
Be it resolved that best thanks be
the winter condition in the river. It Sardine creek road is one of the nt Roseburg. The cause of his death near the city. Several are interest­ eral weeks spent in tiie eity as the tendered to Dr. Warner for her
was reported that the water was national market road projects nnd was heart failure. Mr. Wethernll ed in the chicken business and will guest of her mother Mrs. Pankey. splendid "Health” lectures, to the
caused to rise and fall, spnsmodic- s being straightened out and the was a former Gold Hill resident, start operations in the spring with a She will visit for a few days in Port Episcopal people for the use of
aly nnd as a result was placing the teeper pitches being cut down nnd having been depot agent in this city bunch of baby chicks. Others are land, enroute.
their Guild Hall for our meetings,
city's pumping machinery in dang­ lie grade widened. The road on for several years nnd was a mem­ attracted by the high fertility of our
to the musicians, to Miss Sncdicor,
ber
of
the
Odd
Fellows
lodge
at
this
soil for truck gardening nnd the
er. The matter was referred to the '■ vans Creek has nlso received some
Cakes that stick to the pan and and to all others who have contri­
Funeral services will be raising of small fruits. We have all
clerk with instructions to lake the dtention and that highway has been place.
threaten to break to pieces when buted in any way to the success of
held
in
Rogue
Itiv^r
Snturdny
after­
the natural resources needed to taken out, are easily removed by the Institute.
grievinnee to the water masters and well graded nnd a 1st class base
see if the condition could not be mill hut no shale has been applied noon at 2:00 nod burial will lie in make a real town and to say that a turning the pan upside down and HOME ECONOMICS ADVISORY
the Rogue River cemetnry under the boob is near is not altogether un­
eliminated.
,
•dying a damp cloth on the bottom
ns yet.
COMMITTEE
auspices of the Odd Fellow Lodge. founded.
of it for five minutes.
Signed Alice Hanley, Chairman
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High Spots in Tuesday Election
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