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poi de lim it, o f the City o f .Med
1‘aled th 's ,31st day o f October,
Established 1897
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Business lead rs trom till section. lo rd , Oregon.
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Published by Mac's Printing Co.
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RALPH (',. JENNINGS,
I.A IIR Y S, MAH.
S h e riff , f Jackson County, Lri-gon
rn ia gathered in Medford \,<>n
HAI I II (*., JENNINGS,
R. E. I! LANKLY BURG, Editor and Business Manager (d C a a y lifo
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Medford,
Oregon
, November 23, w ith a larg? nt Slier f f . f J..e‘,:.on C ounty, < M egon .. . H ' O'g-i E. Anderson. Deputy.
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LOIS BLANKENBURG, Assoclvte Editor
H' •> ga I.. Anders,: ,, Hei uiv.
! .eudanee fro m Jackson roun'.v to
Yuur F a v o rii,• Jeweler giace
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tdvanee the u dvi rlix in s f i t j . am
1918
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An Independent Newspaper Bublished in the Interests of fo r the Shasta Cascade W onder ar.d N O T .C B CF S H K ittl I 3 SALE
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I f s * b r u g yo u r shoes to the.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Phone H6-J
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aeh o f the nin? c o u n lL s , con-
the h ate o, i n gon, ,n a- il to r Iin '
iilered m an, problem s in th m a rli­ i.o m i.y e f Jackiani, to o.e ih rt-cL d
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Entered ut the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, fo r trunuuiasion through
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ng. “ O ur job.*’ said E. B. H a l', p re si­ nd eiatul t a t ie .’il h d iy of h e -;
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Canvug Goods o u r Specialty
Ladles' Shoe, u Specialty
.lunedi), \ lie re in Jue..s.>a C ount) I .
Auto i ops and fifSss Inelosures
mrposes we set ou: to accomplish
Subscription 82.00 a yeur ¡n advance. Advertising rates on application
0.1 Iding 1,11 1 Loan Association, nti J
Medford, Oregon
nd not he diverted in.,» the many I n .,01, Co, l o ru in a u» Pia,m R, ie - | ,
■ >di r lines that are i r c t t along tin
.n ered juilgm m uguinst S. •.. .Ma ,
W. P. CHISHOLM. M. D,
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n o sti, a . Satun i h .%»*•-' '
aths o f organised „roup-;.’’ Th- mt
Who Is to BI ime?
C e», rat P ra ctitio n e r
I ..11 I Essi, M. .Mason. h r . v f - , '
i ire hoard was in a'b iidain e.
C i c t is P a s s
1 » < ■ u d und E dw ard H. Go tld, I '
At noon a large lunch«*- n, '.¡ on
Plumes (tffie e 10. I I « . 9-1.
■ :i .. h le w u rl and
i.*a j . Stew
Three murders in one town in less than a year by r, b ored by the M u lfo rd K iw am s club
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Oregon
t tli d f.n d a n ,, fo r the ..urn of I Got,I H ill.
hundred s ix ty five and Ktl-
hers, gangsters or what have you, two of the victims heini; ie:ird a progress r. port o f the o'r- f I ci I ii ci!l..r..
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tiy l.'.tio .fj, it dlars. p iis
policemen, makes many of 11s stop to think just what offt 'nnisatlnn, v.-liich showed s p 'm .l d ■no : s' at ttr
, per in ,u rn , f r in
DK. O L IV E McKAY
rosvth sine the las* m eethii, a!
- it itO'.h. ¡'.’¡it, in the nun nut o f
vers i f the law are up against.
<iliiro p ra e tie P h y a lrla ti
Ic d d lrr , an I great udvanre in the S veiity . . ii t at. I 30- tOi) ( 73 ?J))
l'h \ slot b e la uy
It is easy for us to criticise the lack of law enforce •rogratu o f w o rk.
.o' k:rs w ilt, in ere t upon xu.d
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ment, and blame officers for neglect of their duty. And
32 T uffs lllilg.
Grants Paas
v. tli , lists ; a I d stair ¡eo.e.ds
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many of us are inclined to feel that things could have beer omp'eaMl i's nrgani u itio n id a at T h irty -Iw o mol K'J-iiW t 542.«0)
I ..FENPABLE
attended b \ a good repre-
■ •I ar- end the flin tie r :.um , f
done so and so and such and such could have been avoided ne.-tiiv*
sixty
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entalion fro m a ll over tb • county <m> hundred
DENTISTRY
h it. V. !.. D IM W iC K
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liars,
G rania Pana, Oregon
w h ic h jildgnient
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was el,I ailed end
l.el us p rin t you.“ letterheads
Petty r. liberies come up and the youth is given a light
'to o- ted in the Cle k ’s o fii 'e i f
Elate W o ik u S pecially
d Court in said County on the
Salisfaetlon Guaranteed or
sentence; the prohibition law is broken, and excuses ar I he (told H ill News.
30 i day of October, 1931.
23’ East Main
yo u r Money Buck
round for the breaker, and little or no punishment is meted
Notice
Is hereby given that,
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out — mainly because public sentiment at the trial is for
i'hone 301 J
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MEI .EOIJD, OK EGON
■ r i't io :-, I w ill on the 5th day i f
in the county co u rt o f th? Stab
Over Peerless C lo th in g Co.
the offender.
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or Oregon fo r J a r' son count v.
. at Hie fro n t d co r o f l!v Court
Then comes a crime like last week's and ev rvbi-dv i , In the m u tte r o f the c-1:-.‘ < f \ \ *' mse
in the Ci v o f Me I A rd . in
W urd, di ee.'.sed.
up in arms, crying that something should he d. ne ah nt it T. Notice
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I Cot n |y, i ’ r . )' ,i. ,,fi. r f
i ; h -re h y giv* „ ti-.ai ih,
ed w I 1 sr I :d , i.b l e *vjct!<,u
Charily begins at home hut so should iu ticc. and w undersigned t \ -, u 'o r of .1, • • o.
tsb !■" '!m li
bidder. Io
o f \V. T. W urd, d i . c i ,d has i !e,i
are inclined to feel that it more of the bov robbcr.'i'and bar. his
nt, i, *c* t l i r r w ith
fin a l a cco lli,I and t; e ( d
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,’ e. .* nuieet t > r -
dits were to acquire a wholesome respect l\ r the law tha C ourt o f Jackson E uun.v, i ■
pr, Videi! by law . f!>
has fixed Saturday, h , cm ’,- r .' Ì,
fewer would grow up to attempt bold crime .
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¡'.'31, ai the h o u r < f ten o
n's, S. I.. Mason, a
If officers were backed by public sentiment, and d. in the c o u rt room o f ,.i ' c o u rt
I 1. M a , ci
at ' d f • I *' ,
courts could be cleared of bribed attorneys, and those k- rd n on. the as courthouse
the Erne and | tace fo r the
by the gangs themselves, it might be a little mere diffictil hearing of said fina ;e m int.
A ll prrsens in er sled are hereby
lor criminals to be let off to commit se me other crime.
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BAYER ASPIRIN r
is always SAFE
n o t.f ed to m ake o r f !
th e ir
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There is something wrong somewhere when our po tions to ra id f u d : *• cunt, f ino.
have, , n o r bef >r -a d I;,., .
lieemen arc so poorly trained that they cannot return fir, they
ha ed and firs t published ? o \ .1
cgon,
fast enough to at least inflict injury while seven or eigh h r 5. PJ3I.
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shots are poured into their car, as at Ashland last weik.
METHYST HEBEI, (¡1 t.ODCR
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Ex ce
There is something wrong somewhere when excuse
Meets e ve ry Wc.hm -dav N ig h t at I!.,
N O TIC E OF S H E ,., r’ F 'J S ib ; :
I O. O, I-. H a l,, G obi H ill, O regon
are trumped up for men like James Kingsley, the D’Autre
h m m a-i, Noble Grand
mont brothers, etc.
By v irtu e o f an I ’ .eetiii. , n
li.ite Bos ;, Vi, e Grnnd
ro re clo su re di ly issued > vt o f ar,
Of course, it takes money to try prisoners.
lively si 'i ho::;p • i N i.r e la r y
under th? seal o f Ei? C ; n il f'o-i
• lies Mi e. I r e ii'lir , r
It also takes money to train policemen who can copi o f IH* S tati o f Oregon, in ,:n I f
h Goan y , f J.æ son
,
with such killers.
rcctcd and d r!-< l < „ t! c ' i> 1.
< I h IIH .!. C H A P T E It W. li. „
B ew a re of Im itation s
And first of all it takes public sentiment to back tin of C elobcr, 1931. in n ccrt: ?, act',
'•■«•la 1 w i, e c m o iiili on Ihy 2m
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rein
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S.iv.'m
G e n u i n e Bayer A si inn, the kind
officers, and the people must be willing to be taxed to met' □nnk, n c o '; o ra tio n
■ill, Wednesdays ul fh e ir Ctu*
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the cost of protection of private life and property.
that doctors present* and million» of
•overed ju i'ß in e n ,
■ us in llu- C ity H a ll.
ami Me... C.
users have proven safe for over th irty
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Some people wonder why policemen in some section: l.:n?'.
!
d
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Bryan,
President.
,!, nfs, fo r 1 ,c
-I’ •ID
m i.i
years, v.,1,
can easily be
tb«
i'v identified
„u n ne,i i y me
of the country go yellow and accept the bribes of gang in
o r . S.horb, Secretary.
1 ansami * ? - e n ty u
■ •• ; f t - l :
name Bayer and the word genuine a ,
. ul;;e Dorman, Treasurer.
, JogePicr y.-I
above.
sters. The reason is: They are protected by the monc\ nterest at lo S- llu - s ;...r
m im m i
f ,
Genuine Raver Aspirin is safe and
and power of the gangs.
tare . Is,. 1931, Hie fu'-th r ■ ; oi i :
+ + + * + + 4 + < «ure; it is always the same. It lias the
It is about time we were using our money to train '12.03 fo r abstract o f title w i.li v
« unaualilied endorsement of physicians
tu i*-einen's taxed el
and druggists every«, I, re. It does not
them to protect themselves, in the circumstances thev have " v s , tj lily end and d i” 75-100
Gold H ill Lodge No 129
( «20.751
ho'
depress the heart, and r . barn fui - f . i t »
irs, and the f r l, >r ■ ;....... • T •
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to ccpe with while protecting us. And it’s about time pub
follow its use.
undred ami no-100 (ÿknO.OO) hol-
lie sentiment began to consider the safety of possible fu ars,
. Bayer Aspirin is the universal anti­
as a tto rn e - y . ’s - fees,
w h i: jt> !(,-
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Abets e ve rv T nesd .n evening
dote lor pains of all kind«.
ture victims of criminals, rather than the fate of the crim­ :ent was e n rolled and docketed ¡n
V is ito rs A lw a y s V elcon.e
te C lerk's o ffic e o f said C;>i:rl m
Headaches
Neuritis
inals themselves.
aid County on the 23th d>> of ()<•
Colds
Neuralgia
ober, 1931.
• A a*
Sore Throat
Lumi ago
Notice is hereby g iv i n th it
Rhrur. ati
-t! ache
pursuant
to
the
terms
<d
the
said
GOLD HILL TRUCK AND
A spirin is the ua d i mark of Buyer
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TRANSFER COMPANY
Local end Long Distance manufacture of j. - .. ,v .s'.cr o.
December, 1931. nt 10:00 o’clo k a.
John J. Ritter
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T ru c k A n yw here fo r H ire
Phone 3F21
Gold H ill
E. ADAM S C A B IN E T SHOP
Auto and T ru ck Bodies
C A B IN E T W O R K A
SPECIALTY
Phone No. 25L2
Gold H ill I
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tn., at the fro n t door o f llu- C t*rl-
house in the C ity o f M u lfo rd , i,
Jackson County, Oregon, o ffe r t „ r
,ate and w ill sell at p ublic auction
fo r cash to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said judgm ent, together w ith
the costs o f this sal.-, subject to re­
dem ption as l/rb vid e d bv lav a ll
of the rig h t, title and interest th a t
the said deC-ndanls, <). P. Jam-sand
\fa ry E. Janes had on the 7,1, day
o f Sep,ember. 1927, o r now have
in and to the fo llo w ng descriin d
ja c i’--1^ ’
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son, Stale o f Oregon, to-’w i t : i
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Rearonable Rates
Reinking Trucking Service
Phone 1IJ
in Y o u r b o w e ls !
Aiisons absorbed into the system from
souring waste in the Itowrls. cause that
headachy, sluggish, bilious condition:
coat the tongue; foul the breath; aap
energy, strength and nerve-force. A little
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin w ill clear
up trouble like thut, gently, harmlessly,
in a hurry. The difference it w ill make
in your b-rlings over night w ill prove
its merit to you.
Or. Caldwell studied constipation for
forty-seven yeurs. This long experienca
enabled him to make his prescription
just what men. women, old people and
children need to moke their bowela help
themselves. Its natural, inild, thoroag»
action and its pleasant taste commend
it to |ieople of all ages. T h a t’s why
“ Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin," as It b
called, is the most popular laxative
drugstores sell.
Da. W. B. C a l o v v iti.**'
a
Ml icy I ¡eacid.
\ truck for every Job.
suret, Carriers
PO ISO N
SÏRUP PEPSIN
A Doctor^ Family Laxativa
C o n g er F u n e ra l P a rlo rs
Office of County Coroner
ORFTON0
RELIABLE
OREGON
REASONABLE
Gold Hill, Ore.
C H 8 LLY D AYS
£ llg .a n - q u i c k - h e a t
L rO N S ID E R the healthful convenience o f being able to
warm quickly that chilly corner The discomfort o f a cool
bedroom or bath can be quickly dispelled with the use
o f a portable electric heater which can be eotily moved
from room to room. O r the electric heater con be per-
W HEN
B A B IE S
C T * T iIE R E ,re U ™ » whei
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■ bafcy »• too fretfol 01
feverish to be sung tc
sleep. There are some pains a roothei
cannot part away. But there’s q u k i
comfort in Castoriaf
manenrfy installed in the woll
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For diarrhea, and other infantile ills
gve thia pare vegetable preparation
Whenever coated tongues tell of const!
patmn; whenever therels any sign ol
h" • good taste,
children love to take
Buy the oen-
uine— adth Q u a . H . Fletcher's signature
on wrapper.
R.
Your dealer has either type ond a wide variety of styles
and sizes to choose from W hy not inspect them today»
E L E C T R ic r r y
W /£
it as
clean and healthful
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