®Ije (Salò M ill
V olumi no . at
*
i l i
GOLD H IL U JACKSON COUNTY, O R IG O N ,
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1»28
a
V e ry Pleating
Program Given
Mother’s Day
MORBLOCK TO HAVE
OPRNING SATURDAY
NUMBERS
Manager of Del
Rio Orchards
Passes A w ay
It. <). Mortlock expect* to open
Leonard Kaup
Floyd U ille rt
for business in hl* new location In
the Childer's huildinw Saturday. Mr.
Morelock is at present busy arrang
ing the good* in hi* store ami get
There wa* u splrndid Mother’* ting his stock in shape for the op
John E. Bobbin*, well known lo
Buy program given at the Metho ening.
cal orchard!*! passed away in
The
new
business
w
ill
be
located
d»»t church In thia city, Sunday.
Grunts Puss following a,, operation
Several young girl* and hoy* were in the building! formerly ocrupird nt the gen of 61 year*.
Theodore Easton
on the program. A good attendance by the Heaver theatre.
Minnie Guy
Mr. Bobbin* hu,| been ailing for a
Mr. Morelock recently purchased
was preaent and th« work of the
short time only and his condition Gladys Sundry
Grater l-uke Confectionery and
Frances Pratt
youthful entertainer* wa* muchly the
have moved the fixtures into ,hr j «“ “ k a ’ «»M« " change for the w o rn
praised.
'Sunday evening and he was rushed
M other* hay. Ute 2nd Sunday in new locution. Besides the confec to Grant* Pass where it was found
tionery line the store w ill he stork
May i* a day *at aside by American
an operation must be performed at
outh to show reverence and devo- ed for a general grocery trade. The once to remove an o.gtruction of
ton to mother. The fine program grocery w ill he strictly cash and the bowels. H it condition wa* so
carry, say* Mr. Morelock. People
Sunday wa* in charge of Mi** Ger
want chuin store price* und I expect serious that he never recovered but
trude Paul and the young lady 1*
to give them that. I w ill go on a pussed away early Monday morning.
entitled to considerable praise for
.Mr. Bobbins is survived by a wife,
strictly cash and carry basis so thut
her work. Mr*. Floyd Lance ren
and six children, Mr*. L. E. Schmitt
Doris Sandry
dered a beautiful sole—“Songs that I can ufford to give the price*.
of Grants Pass, Mrs. E. G. Bricoe
Mother l)*e,| to Sing” and Mrs. F.
of
Phoenix,
H.
H.
Bobbin*.
Eugene,
TO HOLD REVIVAL MEETINGS
G. Guy and Mrs. Earl Moorr gave In
G. IL and („ I.. Bobbins and Mrs.
Grain-—The specuative*wh?ct mar-
strumental selection*.
,
II. A. Radtke of this city and tw o.ket was very unsettled «he last week
Beginning Sunday May 20 there brothers and three sister*
The church was tastily decorated
aiiil th rtf were some sharp ups and
and many of the mothers came and I w i" • * " !“,r ,r * “ f rrvival meetings
Mr. Bobbins was a native of Gre- towns in the domestic cash markets.
enjoyed the tributes of praise by
1,1
‘ ‘“ Id H ill Pavilion by gon having been born at Dallas Orc- The situation remains very firm how
W. M. Boyer. Divine Healing and
the little folks.
mem-
Salvation w it. be the principal top- gon, January 27, 1867. He
O is
w" a J
T • -
mUch " e‘ i h:
The progrnm was as follows:
Jessie
ies o f Ills le c tu re s
.
*he ’
W'
*n European markets, small loses in
Mother Know*
Congregation
____ _
| and ,b*‘ h “ gue River L.O. O. F. The sou** places being ofsett by advances
N eatham er
Lord's Prayer ............... In concert
i funeral win from the Conier funeral elsewhere. Bye followel wheat in
c à *“
.
Greeting
June Moore
. parlors Wednesday al Medford and genes.*«*, but feed grain* changd less.
Why We’re Happy
Evelyn Martin
interment was in the Phoenix cem- The St.-Louis quotations for soft red
A Message for Mother
, etery.
inter wen* to a new high mark of
i The deceased was quite well and
......................... ..... Arlene Cameron
.23 and closed at «2.21. Pacific
Mother ...... _...... — ...... Little Folks
favorably known in southern Ore* Const low protein type wheats are be
Every hay Mother’s hay
D o f f k a l l * M“ n findhas for several years been Ing used extensively in the central
- .....................
Marjorie Cameron
west as substitutes for sqft red w int
The Willing Child Hand Winkleinun
_____
| chard* near this city. Under his er and were quoted about 2oc under
Mother’s hay
Vernier Martin
management these orchards have be- •oft red winter in St. Louis. This has
Roy Moore
At a meeting of the Chamber of rnine ’ among the finest and best
Every Mother and Child
given strength to local cash wheat
Hia
.................. ............
Bustier Mullin Commerce. Monday night the report equipped in the northwest.
markets and stimulated contractiixt
of the advertising committe was demise came so unexpectedly that
Each hay of the Year
of new wheat. The situation of hold
... .......................... . Syhle Walker culh.l for but no member of the even some of his closst friend* were
ers and growers of low protein, soft
Mother’* hay ............ .Lucile Smith committee was present Chairman .tunned when they lamed eof his
wheats is very firm in view of the
Nobody U se ................. May Morris Walker appointed Fred G. Guy on death. The sympa, hy o( lh,. e n llrt
small stocks of oM wheats of this
Xrnie Havnes
Piano Soto ..... ....... Buth Applegate this committee to act in place of community goes out to the bereaved
kind
and
the
extremely
heavy
winter
Crowning -M ather— Mr* Shaver and II. 1). Heed due to the ufocnee of Mr. family.
killing reported. Private reports in
Heed in the eant where he expects
o
four little girls.
dieate a total winter wheat crop from
sorry
p
Mother’s Way ...... Francis Davis »° re " -« " for an indefinite stay. J
I 140,008,000 bushel's less than last
I he telephone controversy re
The Bravest Hattie
Ixds Comeron
' year and last year’s crop was 26.0UO.
Little Feet Be Careful— By In ter ceived some nttention and the com-
000 to 170,000,000 bushels less than
m
illet*
was
instructed
to
cleur
the
bishop
of
the
Methodist
Epitco-
mediate Grade*
mater up as soon as possible.
P«l church has been cleared, before last year ami last year’s crop was
It was sug rated that the sccre- n general conference of charge* of 26,000,000 bushels under the five-
ELECTRIC LIGHTS USED
year average. Soft red winter suf
TO MATURE W HEAT CROP tary correspond with W. G. Ide of ¡mmoralKy, mal administration and
the Oregon Stute Chamber of Coin- misuse of his trust. There was no fered heavier damage than other
N rva Todd
kinds. Official figures w ill be avail
Wheat brought from the grain to merce and also the C. W. Hawley hesitation on the part of the confer
able
this
week.
,
full maturity in 13 weeks without l">>P mill at Oregon city and make ence, once it had heard «he testi
Hay and Feed— Continued cool
the use of soil or sunlight is a re- «Lem acquainted with the lime und mony. It cast aside the seemingly
suit of recent experiments announc- timber possibilities in this part of weighty indictment as “totally w ith weather retarded pasture growth
out foundation.” This was the judg and prolonged the hay feeding
ed by the University of California. Oregon.
season, which with less favorable
Instead of sowing the grain, it
Fred Guy addressed the meeting ment of the bishop's peers.
It is observed that the charges outlook for steady to firm markets
was placed in jars of water contain- nn,i told of the condition of the
ing necessary food element*, and in- road on the north side of the river against him were brought by one for good hay, practically choice al-
stead of sunlight, electric light was from the city and suggested that man, and one only—a single clergy fafa for dairy purposes.
applied for 16 hours a day. Under ' n committee tuke up the proposition man of a great flock. It is character Prices for most feeds last week were
these conditions a fine grade of of bettering the road with the coun- istic of the merit of these accus»- at tha highest point since the war
wheat was matured in 13 week* in ty conunissioner* and ascertain if lions that the charge of immorality period and the firm situation in
stead of the usual four to five the work could he done. The ne was admitted to be wholly technical eastern markets was being reflected
cessity for a bridge across the riv>- and could not possibly be construed in western markets.
months.
Potatoes: Potato shipments were
It was found that when the nor er was discussed and the mutter of | ns ,he world would construe it. How
mal sunlight ex|Nisuer of esgbt hours putting unother swinging bridge on *«. How vicious, therefore, was this extremely heavy last week.
Poultry— Officials advices from
was doubled by electric light for the site of the old one was also to 1 bnwleae attack— that dealt in mon-
strou* terms as though they were Canada indicate a very firm situa
sixteen hours, the development of be investigated.
Rogue River High School held its I first year Rogue River has put out
A commit tee consisting of Mr. O. matters of little moment. We are tion
the wheat was rrtliitiplied by four.
, . for , eggs
, _ suitable for storing!.
, -
, Graduat,on Exercises Wednesday. I a year book and it is surely a credit
Livestock—Too many cattle, hogs evening at the school auditorium at t„ the school The booklet i .
The quality of the grain raised un C .Stanwood, John Hununersly, and reminded again that the trouble
com
der these conditions it said to be Howard Drake was given this lubor maker, the strife stirrer, the reputa and lambs arrived in Chicago last which time there were five slu
posed of fifty pages Guently illus
tion
wrecker
is
not
confined
to
any
week and prices went lower. The dents presented diplomas.
much higher than that of the same to perform.
trated by pictures portraying the
patieular profession or railing. This immediate outlook is somewhat un
seed planted under ordinary farm
The commencement Address was different activities in the school.
one
was
a
clergyman.
JACKSON COUNTY HEALTH
certain, feed grain prices being an delivered by Dr. h. V. Poling.
ing conditions.
The Rogue River faculty consist
Scandal is for him to create who important factor in the rate of mar-
Instend of sunlight, a buttery of
C. E. Sams presented the diplom- of F. B. U ille rt. Principal, Gladys
U N IT HOLDS ANNUAL MEET
delights
in
it
No
basis
for
scandal
keting,
cattle
and
hogs,
while
sup-
as.
twelve argon-gas electric lamps of
Sundry, Frances Pratt and T. S.
is required, other than hi* own evil plies of lumbs are expected to in
300 cnndlepower each was turned
The Ro-HI-An the school annual Easton who have done much for the
The annual meeting of the Jack-
fertility of mind. A pose of im crease
on the Jars containing the wheat.
was received by the school in time advancement of the school and en-
son County Public Health Associa peachable honesty, a declaration of
for the graduation exercises and dis livened the students to new effort's
tion was held on Tuesday at the righteous intent, prnading! of insin-
C ANDIDATE FOR D ISTR IC T
tributed to the students. This is the in all school activities.
spacious home of Mrs. Victor Bur-
, jonfc „ „ , ru, h nnd ul, pr faUe. OREGON WRESTLER LOSES
ATTORNEY VISITS C IT Y sell at (.entrai Point.
MATCH TO,UTAH GRAPPLER
¡hoods-and the thing is done. A
Formal reports were dispensed
hM bcpn cren|e(1 „ spvpn.
Henry Jones of Provo, Utah, kept ADVERTISING NECESSARY
Allison Moulton was calling on with and a general review and dis-
by a staff of more than 70 students
day scandal. That it is the delight his title of world’s champion junior
friends in this cltv several times cussion as to future work were e n -'of
IN ANY BUSINESS VENTURE Positions on the staff are much
i, g rreator j , pvidpn,
He looks
middleweight wrestler at Eugene
the past week. Mr. Moulton is mak tered into. The various units, told
sought after ad are gained only after
ing a very active campaign tor the of progress, through their secretar ( upon it with the pride of a good Fri. night in his bout with George
P. T. Rarnuin said: “You do not rigorous try-outs for a full term.
workman, admiring its symmetry Wildcat Pete of Reedsport, Ore.
position. He is well qualified thru Ies and nurses. Miss Nellie Jacobs ' and
any of you advetrise enough. You
proport,ons Aho „ afonls him
Jones took the first fall in 49 ought to use the printer’s ink every
training for the position he seeks. reported an increasing interest and hls pIace in „,,, p|lb„ c pyp „nd fppds
MONTANA PICNIC
minutes with a flying marc. Pete day. You are asleep and want your
He I* well known here, his parents membership for Gold Hill
his
vanity,
that
docs
not
scruple
to
having been ln business in this city
Dr W illiam De Klein, director of (ppd upon any|hing> Bu, when tbc look 1« minutes to win the second j busines to run itself. Standing ad-
The annual Montana picnic w ill
tall with an airplane spin. The third vertisements in a paper command
n couple years ago.
the Manon Lo. H e n il, Assn gave s c n j s s(1,
rM l a„ d h
fall was won by Jones in 17H min confidence. The nutn who for a be held at the Ever Shady auto park
I»
(« lo ts t
llin n n r l,,,«
t.t ll.
.1
He prosecuted se veral cases com a
most I interesting
talk and
Mrs
postcrous charges are proved false utes kith a wrist lock.
ic i frol this city while in the dis Sadie O rr Dunbar, secretary of the _wba,
year resides in one community and J H‘*ween Mwlford and Ashland, Sun-
,(^ „ 7
trict attorney's office which brought Oregon Tuberculosis Society slated
leads a respectable life, even though j d«y June 3rd. All former Montana
Why. then, it were advisenble that
him in contact with many local peo hat our county ranked second in al| hones, f„ ,k of wha,evcr denol„ .
CANDIDATE VISITS
he be of moderate ability, w ill grow residents are invited to attend and
ple.
in the confidence and esteem of his enjoy a good time and exchange
the sale of Chris mas seal stamps. ina, jOn or wa|k of |jf
(hp
A»- J. Crose of Medford and candi- ______
_
fellows. _________
On (he same
principal a reminiscenses.
Later the meeting adjourned to SCilnd„|.„,onger down for what he
Kincaid's Ini|>eriul orchestra play the home cf Mrs. McCa.key, on the is, and remember him w e ll.-O re - dr.te for County Clerk was in the newspaper advertikenicnt becomas
There w ill be stunts, race*, bas
city Tuesday looking after his can- familiar in the eye of the reader. It ket lunch and other forms of di
ed their Iasi dunce in tills city, Sat old s.age Road where supper was , ,„njani
diducy.
Mr. Crose is well q u a li-! makes the name and business of the version.
r da- evening Mr. Kin’ a' ” s ’e :? served— It was regretted that more
_____
on the Gold H ill pavilion expire’’ nn of our Gold H ill members did not
Rev. Barnhart, form erly of this Wed for the position he seeks and ninn familiar, anl its presence in the
w ill undoubtedly poll a large vote. columns of the p; per inspires con
that date. M. I). Rowers w ill lak^
Postmistress Reed repainted the
" .¡.I” r . , .....
, c i,y bu« now of Jacksonville, Ore-
charg? <>f the hall and w ill give
fidence in the stability of the enter desk in the postoffice lobby this
M
t , ,U" ' T
wpre“ » ‘ ‘
was ■ v h i‘ “ r i" »hi” city «Odav
Mildew stains come out when prise.
rn rjlar dances there in the future esl by Mrs. Nellie Jacobs, Mrs. Win where he called upon friends.
week. The desk had been painted in
soaked overnight in sour milk or
every other Saturday night. A very Wing, Mrs. Ries Chapman, Mrs.
Forrest Pickett of Gold H ill, soph a light color and had become quite
_____
placed in the sun if material is omore in commerce, has been pro
good orchestra ha* been employe' Fannie Pickett. Mrs. J. M. Lively.
badly disfigured by idle pencil
white.
for the occasion* and the dance en-
moted to assistant ni.iht editor on pushers. The new paint is black
,
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Friday
having
accompanied
the
th n iiu fa w ill be given good enter
the Barometer by Robert Kist, editor, enough that the work of those who
Iodine stain* yield either Io am- Craters club of Medford Io the rail
Grasa stains may be removed with The Barometer is a four-page, seven must write on the furniture w ill be
tainment.
monla or alcohol,
, ce!ebralion in that city on that date.
alcohol.
column daily school paper put o u t1 for naught.
Chamber of
Commerce Asks
S
i R. v u d u iv e p d ir in charge of the 1-rge I)e| IUo ()r
FOR THR RISHO
Rogue River High
School Graduates Five
h . D. R eed wa „
K| fln | alh F(|, k