T H É GOLD HILL NÉ
WH. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY. APRII. 12 IM » .
N o re lo c k Buys
C ra te r Lake
C o n fe c tio n ery
A Dollar Dinner For Four
GEO. LOVE
■itate C o m m an der A m erican le g io n
w h o came to M ed ford Sunday to
greet the N a tio n a l C o m m an d e r.
That one dollar will provide a dinner for four people is attested
by the following menu and price«:
C h ille n firo lh
Salmon Croquette!
Tomato Atpic
Parlterhoute Roll*
Canned Apricot!
Café Noir
Dalfed Street Polatoei
“ r r H E supplie» for the dinner «re: while. Seaton to ta»te and add one
one can of chicken broth 11 can boned and flaked »almon. Allow
cent»; »altnon, 19 cent«; milk, to cool, then mold into proper ihape.
flow »nti egg, 14 cetin; one c«n dip in crumb», egg. and crumb»
tomato«». IS cent»; gelatin, etc., again. F ry in deep fat and drain.
Tomato A ip u :
Pre«» tomatoes
6 cent»; ro ll»,*6 cent»: »wert pota-
toe». 6 cent»; apricot*. I t cent»; from one number one cr.n through
coffee. 5 cent»; total. 9J cent», the a sieve. Heat juice to boiling and
7 cent» re m .in in i w'11 pay for the add a few grain» of salt, one-third
extra» such a* butter, mayonnaise, tca»poon sugar, one drop W orces
tershire «auce, one-third bouillon
and heat.
cube. Add one tablespoon gelatin
T h e Recipe«
which has been soaked in one table
T o malte the salmon croquette» spoon cold water. W hen dissolved,
melt ^hree t»Mr»poi>ns butter, add strain the liquid and pour into in
three tablespoons Hour and m ix; dividual molds. Chill, turn on let
add one cup milk and let come to tuce leaves, and garnish w ith may-
he boiling point, M irrin ? mean- lonnaiie
Company Rushes
Work On Giant
Ludlum Dredge
ter 30 men. A machine »hop, 50x18.
will be erected and will include com
plete equipment.
A compreasoi
touse has been built and air is fur-
tished for the riveters who now are
.■nguged in putting together the
luge spud, which will hold Ihe
Irrdgc in place. The sub-station bus
jeeii insU.flcd furnishing jeflectrir
tower to the derrick und Ihe other
points where the power is now being
ised.
Oscar Wicks, for 25 years asso-
•iuted with Mr. Ferry in building
Ireilges, has arrived from San Fran
cisco to supervise the work. Mate
rials to be used In Ihe construction
will bs-gin arriving this month and
will continue until August. It is ex
pectcd now that the dredge will be
in operation by the first of Septem
ber.
Mr. Ferry states that no one need
apply for work as he already has a
greater number of applicants than
can be used.
One of the features of Mr. Ferry’s
work most noticahle to the visitor is
his care in preserving the trees espe
cially along the county roads and
highway, wherever they moke for
brnuty and can be enjoyed by the
tourist or local motorist. AH along
the company’s property, the right-
of-way along the county road has
been brushed out, the trees trimmed
and leaves nnd debris raked up and
burned, making a parking that not
only beautifies the drive but also ii
a saftey protection against, fires
starting from cigarettes und matches
thrown from passing ears.
Similarly in building his four
miles of standard construction tele
phone line along the Pacific highway
from Foots creek to Hock Point, Mr.
Ferry issued strict orders to his con
tractors to prevent the culling down
or multnating of any trees regardless
of extra trouble or expense, with the
result that not a single tree was cut
down in the entire distance.
Be
cause of this earc, resolutions were
sent to the state highway commis
sion by the Gold Hill Chamber of
Commerce, commending its members
for issuing the permit for the line,
which not only benefits the whole
district served by making telephone
service available but also detracts
nothing from the beauty of the scen
ic drive.
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With the Arrival of spring weather be shaped for the dredge.. The lum-
inerrnsing activity Is seen at the tier will be on the ground the first of
l.udlutn Engineering Corporation's | the week and framing will beunder
dredge site on Foots Creek, says Ihe way simultaneously with the digging
Granls Puss Courrier.
Higgins of the pit. Swartley Bros, have the
of the pit in which the huge dredge contract for digging the pit in which
will he constructed is under wuy, a the dredge will be built and floated.
giunt derrick bus been built, clearing The bed of ihe creek was chunged
is under way und many buildings are so that this work might be continued
rising. Under the supervision of D. without being hampered by the
H. Frrry Ihe work is progressing water. This work will be done by
rapidly and actual construction work the first of Mny, at which time thé
on the dredge will be started by the actual construction of the huge boat
will be put under way. This pit is
first of the month.
Yesterday the derrick, which is 200 feet squnre and is being dug to
100 feet high nnd has a boom o> bedrock. The dredge will be of extra
equal length, was put into service for heayy construction because of the
the first time in handling the big two and three-ton boulders that are
pieces of machinery. It picked up a encountered in the bed of the creek.
A cook house is now about com
five-ton cog wheel with no trouble.
TO PROTECT DOGS AGAINST
It is being used to clear the place for plete and is 30 feet square. A bunk
PERNICIOUS HOG POISONERS
house.
ffOxllt,
is
to
be
built
to
quar-
the farming ynrd, where timbers wl!'
Service
Q u a lity
Sporting Goods
There is no place in the*northern end of Jackson county
who has given so much attention to the selection of sport
ing goods as we have.
Our stocks are complete in most all the wanted lines.
We have on display a complete stock of Rawlins goods
which are the best quality you can ask for. In this assort
inent we have base halls, playground balls, base ball bats
etc. These base balls are guaranteed to last 27 innings.
See our windows.,
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With the fishing season opening Sunday we are prepar
ed to give you sonic real goods at real bargains. Fishing
Rods, tackle, spinners, Reels, Lines, flies, and all at attra
tive prices.,
NEW GARDEN HOSE
AND SPRINKLERS
Our procerv department will have their regular Show
ing of Saturday specials.
The Gold I ¡ill Groceteria
a n d Hdw. Co.
Econom y
C ourtesy
The County Hog Protective Asso
ciation of Jackson county have post-
J warnings cautioning persons
gainst (indiscriminate distribution
of salmon beads nnd the poisoning
of dogs
The association posted a rewarij
of $500 for the conviction and ini-
«risonnient of persons maliciously
>oisoning dogs by leaving salmon
leads nnd other poisons where they
nay be picked up.
We are told that there are several
»embers of Ihe association in thia
■ity and they are on the lookout for
iny such depredations.
Mr. and Mr», W. M. Lively of this 1 eriek Heed upon the 14th day of
eity will accompany Mr. and Mrs. J. April. Miss Betty l.ively will be re-
W. Lively of Medford to Portland membered by some of the Gold Hill
thia week to be present at the wedd- people a* »he visited her brother J.
ing of Miss Betty Lively of that City W. Lively while he was a resident
who will become Ihe wife of Fred-¡of this city.
A deul was consumated this week
whereby Itichurd Morelock assum
ed charge of the Crater Luke eon-
fectioi.ery conducted Ihe psat few
years by (’has. Kell. Mr. Morelock
lias taken charge already and t v
peels to conduct Ihe business at the
old stand for a short time. A little
later Mr. Morelock expects to re
move the business Into Ihe building
now occupied by the Heaver Theatie
H. A. Radtke has received notice to
vceitle the building as soon as pos
sible and he is scouting about for a
location. He gnpects to move Ihe
Theatre fo the north side of the city
possibly to a building next to the
News office. Contractors are figur
ing upon plans for Ihe construction
of a building on the vacant lot be
tween the Odd Fellows hall and the
Merritt building.
When the theatre moves Frank
Childers expects Io remodel Ihe
present show building into a first
class confectionery building, and Mr.
};Orelock will remove the confection-1
ery business into that location.
The room now occupied by the •
confectionery will be remodeled and i
used by Mr. Kell as a display room i
and will carry a complete line of
parts und accessories and tires along'
with his present gar; gc business.
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A Savings Account Can
Be Two Things-—
I.
A reserve fund for unfor-
seen emergencies and old
age.
2. An accumulation of funds
awaiting the opportunity
of investment.
Be Prepared for Either!
Start an Account
Today W ith
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
HATES SET FOR G. A. R.
ANU W. R. C. CONVENTION
MemLer Federal Reserve
Medford,
Word wus reci'veil ¡h i. week that
¡he dates for the state G. A. B. and
W. H. C. convention have been defin
itely set for June 27, 28 and 29. The
Convention will be held at Rose
burg the present year.
The
exart dates of the Convention heve
been indefinite for some time, but
after considerable coiflespondence
the time has been decided upon.
The national conunander-in-chief is
Io be a visitor on the 28th, coming
from California, which will add a
great deal to the enjoyment of the
meeting.
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Oregon
i'k'. .*.-l'*V;g,'7SriSv.
Fishermen’s
Headquarters .
Fishing Season opens Sunday.
H a l Hoss Files
Files to r Sec
re ta ry o t State
Hal E. Hoss, of Oregon City, who
annouced his candidacy for the re
publican nomination as secretary of
state two weeks ago, filed his formal
declaration for the office with the
secretary of state’s office, Monday.
Mr. Hoss will use as his slogan on
the ballot at the primary election.
May 18, “Trained in business and
state administration; endorsed by
121 newspapers; efficient service.”
Mr. Hoss who recently resigned
as private secretary to Governor I.
L. Patterson, has his campaign head
quarters at Oregon city, where he
was manager of the Oregon City
Enterprise for seven years prior to
serving in an official capacity for
the state.
Incorporated with his filing dec
laration, Mr. Hoss made the follow
ing pledge.
"‘If nominated and elected I will
during my term of office give to
the people of Ihe state of Oregon an
efficient and economical administra
tion of their affairs, so far as they
___ _ come
____ under my jurisdiction.
would
, wou],j make an earnest effort to
aid in the development and utiliza
tion of our natural resources and
local manufacturing business by-
urging that state business go to Ore
gon producers and Oregon firms
whenever possible. I would con
sider niyself nt the service of the
public nnd would have their inter
ests only to serve.
MERLIN TUNNEL BOSS
INJURED BY EXPLOSION
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Barak B. Gibson, Merlin, assistant
foreman of the crew working at
I am a candidate of the office of
5 unnel 8 on the Southern Pacific line county commissioner subject to the
«etween Wolf Creek adn Glendale, will of the Republican party at the
was badly injured Saturday noon by May Primary election.
in explosion. He was brought here to
J. G. LOVE
the Good Samaritan hospital where
Snowy Butte Orchard
it was found that his injuries are
Central Point,
not dangerous and that he will re
cover.
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According to a report front John
Hougall of Wolf Creek, five charges ®
of dynamite had been placed in the £
unnel anj only four were exploded. Hl
Mr. Gibson waited an hour and then X
approached the fifth charge, which | |
in
exploded a» he approached.
His right arm and leg were said to I Your Particular Kind
tave received the greatest impact of
the explosion. He also had a hnd eu’
on the right side of his heud. At
the hospital it was stated that the
Grant» Pa»», Oregon
injuries were confined chiefly to
bruises and minor fractures.
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Kodak
Finishing
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Rowell’s
A r e Y o u read y to g e t y o u r
Share o f the Beauties
I f there is a n y th in g In this
line y o u w an t d c r /i
fail
to restock fro m o u r new
line o f tackle—ju st ieceived
Gold Hill Supply Co.
‘Price» Sell Quality”
W e Deliver
A. A. Walker
The New Standard 6
together with
The Victory 6
by
B odge
B rothers
now on
display at the
Eakin Motor Co.
Salesroom
Medford, Oregon
Call or phone for a
demonstration