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MEDFORD
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Power Bill Would Hurt
State, Saya Elbert Bede
Page Fir»
•he Siskiyou* from Monlague Suw-
B RIEF BITS OF NEW S
I championship at Vaidaiia. Ohio, L -
day evening Io visit with her par­
> KOM H ER E AND T H E R E iMMt.000 clay pigeon* were used and
ents, J. C. Clark and wife.
thirty ton* of shot. The cost of the
(Uy Elbert Bede, Former Collage
Frank Carter hat been elected
Texas has lived under six flags-
BRILL METAL WORKS
captain of the high school basket­ Erance, Spain, Mexico, Itepubiic of shells used was $45,(88).
Grove Editor)
GENERAL H IIE E T M XTAL
ball team for the coming year.
One of Hi»« principal arguments
Texas, Southern Confederacy and
put forth in favor of the proposed
Early Wednesday a. m. we had
llra lln g and Air Conditioning
Uninted Stales.
the first killing frost of the season.
»tale power b ill is lhat Oregon
t/vu d e n / hove to be tu d i
K»« E. «Ih Ht.
Madford
Bouldr dam, which is the highest
should
be
ready
Io
build
transnii*
Thursday afternoon
I) o r o thy
l*hon« 41«
Twenty-Five Years Ago
dam
in
the
world,
is
727
feet
higii.lt
to enjoy l u d 'whiskey!
»ion lines from Bonneville in case
Smith enlertuined al dinner. Music
w ill form a lake 115 miles long and
FROM T H E GOLD H IL L NBWB
Uncle Sam doesn't build them.
game» and reparte whiled away a
OF OCTOBER 1811
If Uncle Sam expected Oregon to
very memorable evening. Guest» 8 miles wide at its widest part. Its
greatest depth at the face of the
AUTOM OBILE LOANS
give uny help he would have said
S. T. Hodges has leased the Gold were Mi»»rs Velma Davidson, Millie dam is 280 feet. It cost $54,500.000
so
long
ago
It
doesn't
make
sense
Hodge».
Hnitie
Hodges
Letsy
Hodg­
Commercial Finance
l l il l hotel. He bougtt the furniture
to build.
es and Dean D illy
Io believe that Uncle Sam has w ait­
equipment from CapL Gale, and
Corporation
In southwestern Oregon there is
ed until he Is almost ready to pro­
t o o k charge Wednesday. S. P
FIR ST N ATIO NA L HANK BLDG.
an area of 12,000 square miles w ith ­
duce power at Bonneville, to make Hodges, a nephew of the new land
T H IS WEEK IN HISTORY
Medford
out a railroad.
preparations Io get his power out Io lord and an experienced chef, ha»
At the th irty seventh annual
October 12—A comet discovered
those who run use it.
taken charge of the culinary de­
G
ra n d
American
Trapshooting
by
photography
for
the
first
time,
It seems reasonable Io believe, partment.
1892. Columbus discovered Ameri­
however, that Uncle Sam is going
Phon* 780
Sam» Valley, famed for it» peach-
to follow the usual practice of man ee and alfulfa, bids fa ir to come to can, 1492.
J. C. Cat« Auto Wrecking ufuclurers
und »ee ttiat the power the front with an industry that w ill
October 13— Napoleon the Great
For Irrigation Pump» and
he has to sell is carried to the puts it« agricultural interest» In the landed at St. Helena to begin his
Mining Much In cry
point» in Oregon from which it can shade. Coal has just been discover­ exile, dying there in 1821, age 52,
New and b’aed
lies' be distributed at retail.
Rout* 4. Boa 403
ed on the Shipley-Miller ranch, it 1815. Corner »lone of White House
1112 8. Riverside
—
Medford
It doesn't make sense to believe was found in digging a well, and laid 1792.
thut Uncle Sam is going to develop after passing through
_ October 14— Great celebration in
two
thin
a lot of power at Bonneville and strata, a vein eighteen inches thick New York of the completion of the
then leave II idle at the dam. The
was encountered at a depth of Croton water works, 1842. First
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Federal government Is still on this twenty four feet.
steamer on .Mississippi, 1811.
Naturopathic and Chiropractic
job. and there is no indication that
October 15— Earth slide in Cule­
The
Gold
H
ill
high
school
boys
Phyalcian
!hr Bonneville project w ill not be
defeated the Woodville high sihool bra cut closed Panama Canal tem­
Natural Method* for Health
finished as sim ilar federal projects
baseball team 13 Io 9 this week. porarily, 1914. Monument dedicated
Acute and Chronic Disease*
elsewhere have been finished.
The Woodville team was supposed at Springfield over grave of L in ­
A M E X ö J .b fi
Electrotherapy
Ilcrbology
While Congress must shape the
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to be strictly a high school team, coln, 1874.
Proctology
X-Hay
' final iMilicy about handling Bonne
October 16— United States mint
but before the game was concluded
Phone 170 Medford 12« K Main
ville power, It is interesting to note
half of (he village team of Wood­ esablished by an ordinance of Con­
the altitude of the man in charge of
ville had managed to slip into the gress, 1786. John Brown’s insur­
building the dam.
rection, 1859.
lineup.
Colonel Thomas M. Robins, chief
The
Rill
Nye
mine
ha.«
resumed
Oclober 17—Surrender of the
H. C. HIGH
of U. S. Army Engineers' staff on
Successor
to Volney’
i»or Io
Volney Dixon
operations under the management British under General Burgoyne to
Bonneville construction, at t h e
of H. C. Bellamy. The mine has a the Americans at Saratoga, 1777.
Anything in the Fence Line.
Salem Chamber of Commerce, Feb­
rich record as a producer, hut ha» Charles A. Dana died, 1867.
We have It. Post», both cedar and
ruary 24. 1836, sa»d:
been idle for the past two years. A
Itedwood. Window screening, etc.
"It w ill lie an economic waste If
■ Republican Candidate for
crosscut run forty feet on the vein
Phon* 26«
J24 N. Riverside
existing transmission and distribu­
at the Grey Eagle mine on Sardine
tion lines are not used to handle
creek show« two feet of 87 ore, and
Bonneville power. There is no eco­
CHOICE
the vein is widening nnd improv­
nomic sense in paralleling these
ing as the work proceeds.
lines
with
newly
constructed
lines."
J. N. CAFE
The largest deer reported killed
in southern Oregon this season is a
( HOP HUEY — NOODLES
200-|>ound buck, brought in yester­
Economy
Courtesy
27 South Front
Flabarty Realty Co.
day by S. T. Hodges and C. A.
16 N. F ir
Medford
Peterson from the upper Evans
General Election Nov. 3, 1936
We have listings in your com­
creek country.
Loganberry
munity. See us to buy or sell
Work is progressing rapidly on
Paid Adv.
Raspberry
Tai. 184
Medford, Oregoa
the forms for the concerte piers for
Blackberry
the new bridge across Rogue river.
A Paint for Every Surface—
The bridge w ill not be built in the
A Shingle for Every Roof—
Cherry
same location as the old Centennial.
Ekerson Paint & Roof
Concordia
Its eastern extremity w ill be about
Store
thirty feet further upstream, mak­
Apricot
Says N. D. Ex - Governor
Pabco Products
ing the structure line with Main
Tim e Payments for Remodeling
street.
Based on his experience with
— Reasonably Priced —
Free Estimates
An epidemic of new painl has
'
struck
Gold
H
ill,
w
ith
the
result
Phone 243 38 8. Bartlett Medford
Saturday Only!
We carry full line o f
that several Main street business
KEN MAYNARD IN
blocks present a much improved
"A fte r ten year» of official connection w it* the
Sweet Wine», Dry Wines,
(oeernlns board of this institution (Bank of North
appearance. There are still several
“THE
CATTLE
THIEF”
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
D akota), I a n personally of the opinion that ft
buildings that should "break o u t" , Sparkling Wines, Cham­
Episode 8 "Roaring West"
was a »rest mistake for the state over to have
Quality Repairing— Honestly
pagne.
with the same symptoms of pro­
astabliahad it. I would not advise any state to eo*a*e in the banking businaaa
Priced
gress.
Sunday and Monday
with public funds or public credit.
Ancient H itt or y
FROM OUR FILES
^SCHOOL TAX
• G.R. CARTER
FRUIT WINES
’ County Clerk
"GREAT MISTAKE"
STATE BAN TING
Al Jolson — Cab Callaway
“THE SINGING KID”
" JEW ELERS
Tuesday and Wednesday
HERBERT MARSHALL IN
MIDfORD. ORL
“TUI We Meet Again”
FARMERS ATTENTION
SECOND HAND R E B U IL T
FARM IM P L E M E N T «
AND TRACTORS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
Phon* 206
39 South Grape St.
Medford
S H U LTS BROS.
AUTO PAINTING
Body A Fender Repairing— Gias«
Thursday and Friday
Chester Morria — Lewia Stone
“Three Godfathers”
PUMPS
WATER SYSTEMS
Sales — Insinuations — Repair*
K. R. W H IT E
Sales Engineer
Phone 27
Me.
iedford, Oregon
220 N. Bartlett-Medford-Ph. 1059
Reasonable - Dependable
DR. I. H. GOVE
D E N T IS TR Y
Phone 872 J
WINDOW GLASS
CABINETS for the
Kitchen — hath — Linen Close!
WINDOWS — DOORS
STORE FIXTURES Etc. Etc.
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
tilth &. Grape
419 Medford Bldg.
Medford
j . r . bierm a
TYPEWRITERS
STA TIO NERY SUPPLIES
116 N. Cent. Medford— Ph. 282
WILSON’S STORE
Medford
32 North Front SI.
Medford
Independent Laundry
and Dry Cleaner*
CASH AND CARRY SALE
(These prices effective until fu r­
ther notice)
SUITS— 60c
PANTS— 40c
DRESSES—50c up
Phone for Laundry Price«
172« N. Riverside
Phone 535
Medford, Ore.
■w in—
M E N S C LO TH IN G — SHOES
Open Evenings
V IS IT
Harden’s Drapery Shop
IN W EEKS AND ORR BLDG.
Medford
Twenty Year* Ago
FROM T H E GOLD H IL L NEWS
OF OCTOBER 1916
Horn Io Chas. Reed and wife al
Toio, September 14, an eight pound
girl. Mother and daughter are do­
ing fine and "grandpa” our conserv­
ative friend and local booster is so
flnbergasted that he doesn't know
anyone and if his head was not fas­
tened on he would certainly forget
it, whoops Johnnie I
Thursday noon the m ilk wagon
of the Locust View D airy made a
return trip to Gold H ill without n
driver and those who saw the team
coming say that it made a record
trip. It collided w ith some object
and tore a wheel loose. The team
was stopped near the depot in this
city.
The post office n o w
closes
promptly at 6:00 p m. and opens
again at 7:00 for distribution of
mail to patrons. ,
Mrs. Tom Cook met w ith an ac­
cident last week when she drove a
sewing machine needle
In
her
wrist while washing a few clothes.
She visited a Medford physician to
get X-ray treatment.
It is reported that the Bouden
mine leased by Leonsrd Hammers-
ley and Ross Is doing fa r better
than they had at first hoped. The
ore that they are daily uncovering
is of good quality and is increas­
ing in quantity nil the time. The
engine nnd boiler is on the grounds
and is being set up. A three stamp
m ill w ill soon be in operation nnd
the dollars nnd cents w ill do the
talking.
Mrs. Clyde W alker came in over
W ATCH
R EPA IR IN G
Larry Schade
S. P. Welch Inspector
Since 1818
21 S. Central— Next Io Graterian
Medford, Oregon
Buy for Less at The
Bohemian Club
The home of Better Wine*
10 S. Fir
MEDFORD
VOTE
317 X
NO
Taxpayer«' Protective Committee— H. J. Warner. Chairman, 405 Raleigh B ld »
Portland. Oregon
Pd. Adv.
<*89** <$
High Quality and Latest Styles
Combine to make our showing of FALL MERCHANDISE, an event of import­
ance to every man in Southern Oregon
Men’s Suits
The newest numbers in fall suits await your selection.
Navy, hrewn, and grey are the predominating shades in
novelty stripes and plain patterns. Outstanding values
priced at
$14*85 and $25.00
NEW FALL HATS
The latest versions in men’s
hats
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
See the values we are now
showing at
$1.98 $2.98 “J
$3.50
750’ 980
MEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR
You will save by buying winter un­
derwear f r o m us. Men’s winter
weight union suits
7 5 0 10 $3.95 • ,uil
$1.95
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
Oxfords or shoes in the newest fall
lasts. Priced at
$2.19 $2.98
$5.95 •"<* $5.00
Let us figure your fall clothing and you will easily see that Golden Rule
prices actually save real money o n your fall needs.
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B. E. A D A M S
At Mann’s Auto S«rvlca,
1729 Riverside, Medford
B U ILD E R OF AUTOM OBILE
AND TRUCK BODIES
If Ils Made We Can Make It'
"Our experience ahould ba a lessen to all other states that a n y ba tempted
to a n * » * . in tbt experiment.~
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B i »march, N .D ., A u *. 1 * 19M.
— Imported Groceries —
M
edford rusintss r u n u
uoitft 3 JLEil.hf«’.
V . iMMK
"Where Youth and Opportunity
Meet”
We Give S A H Green
Stamp*
Daily’* Auto Painting
"Medford’s Oldest and F in e ^ "
T he GOLDEN R U L E
Grants Pass, Oregon