THURSDAY. JANUARY 11. 1M7
The Gold H ill New«, Gold HiQ, Oregon *
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Mrs. Cora Olson w h o is now
w o rk in g at Eagle P oint und Saiu
H a m is h visited w ith Mrs. M argaret
W alker and Mrs. M innie Low e Sun
day.
Miss W ild a M ayfield o f Rogue
R iver underw ent an appendicitis
operation Thursday at the Com m un
ity hospital in Medford. She is get
tin g along nicely.
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Fresh Vegetables
Hardware — Merchandise
Miss Erm a B urrow s o f Grants Mrs. Joe Blair Saturday.
T w e n ty -F iv e Y ear* A g o
Pass visite d friends here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B ill A llen o f Rogue
M r. and Mrs. Dee Low e o f Cen
F R O M T H E G O L D H IL L N E W S
Mr. and Mrs. Olney Edington left R iver visited w ith Mrs. Leon Wise tra l P oint, accompanied by
Mrs.
O F J A N L A K 1 14, IS 11
Tuesday fo r Sheridan, Oregon.
Thursday.
M arguerite W alker and Mrs. M innie
R alph Cupp o f T ra il visited here
Mrs. Tom Sm ith and Mrs. C liffo rd Low e transacted business in Grants
Gold H ill is to have a «10.000 ice
G en eral L ine G roceries and D ry G oods
fro m F rid a y u n til Monday.
West w ere v is itin g relatives in Med Pass Monday.
plant w ith in a lew weeks as Hie re
Mr. and Mrs. Ray In g lin g o f Med fo rd Sunday.
Miss V alentine Cook re tu rn e d to sult o l a co n tra ct w in c h was dosed
•yesterday between the F ric k com
fo rd visited w ith J. C. In g lin g Sun
Mrs. H. F. Drake was su ffe rin g her home here Saturday. She is
pany, ice plant m anufacturers of
day.
much
im
proved
from
the
operation
w ith a severe cold several days Iasi
W aynesboro, Pa., and A. J. Olson, presidents was broken, and ilip lo a ll Russians w h o refuse to s u r
she
underw
ent
several
days
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chisholm o f the week.
llie co n tra ct calls fo r im m ediate iiia tie re la tio n s were established.
render th e ir ow n eulture to i* eept
Meadows called on friends and re l
Mr. and Mrs. B yron W ard and shipm ent o f Hie im iehiuery, the
O. W. N ewel, returned F rid a y
1 lie results o f Russian recognition the degradation forced upon them
atives here Tuesday.
(T h u rsd a y) ero clio n of the pla n t to begin w ith in are a common scandal und shame to by Ihe C ouiuiunist autocrats.
from C entralia, W ashington, where fa m ily moved today
in to the house belonging Jo Mrs. Ida a ft w days. T ile plant w ill he lo Hie Am erican people before the
D r. and Mrs. \V. E .l.a n tis o f Med he has been v is itin g fo r several
F o r instance, iu
b u ild in g the
W harton. They fo rm e rly live d in cated on ihe Soutuei'ii P acific rig h t w o rld . The promises o f Soviet Rus
fo rd called on friends in th is c ity days.
W
hite
Sea
Canal
through
Siberian
the W. E. Ross house.
o f way ju st west o f the Gold H ill sia to desist fro m ug itu iiu g fo r red ice deserts, Ihe Moscow “ in te r-
Sunday.
J. C. In g lin g is now able to be up
Lum ber Company's new p lu iiin g re vo lt in Am erica w ere fla g ra n tly iia tio n u lis ts " used llie p ro je ct to
W ord has been riv e iv e d here of
C h arlie R itte r returned to Fort and around fo r a short w h ile each
m ill.
broken. Invested w ith Hie dignity exterm inate
several m illio n s
ot
Lew is Monday. He has been vis itin g day. He has been su ffe rin g from a the death o f Mrs. F. 1». Payne, w ho
and "riw p e e ta b ility ” re su ltin g from a pensants. Kulaks,
and
re lig io u s
passed away January ft nt her home
slig h t stroke.
relatives here fo r some tim e.
The kid s are coasting— the firs ! Soviet Embassy in W ashington Hie people o f cu ltu re
und
breeding,
in A lbany, C a lifo rn ia fro m heart
Miss Vernice M a rtin has bee.i trouble. Her husband. F. R. Payne tim e in th e ir lives fo r most o f them. Com m unist P arty has surged fo r whose inherent Russian tra ils m udr
Mrs. M o lly H arrison o f Medford
w a rd by leaps and bounds.
was transacting business in this c ity staying w ith Mrs. Matilda P arker is an uncle o t Mrs. Tom West of
it im possible fo r com m unism
to
fo r several days. Mrs. P arker has th is e ily .
Gold H ill is the sillallesi to w il in
Tuesday.
• ••«3 in kAllis assim ilale them.
been quite ill.
Southern Oregon, and olle o f the »“ * W
4*4 I,I
Among Medford visito rs last week
smalleat on the e n tirr P acific coust. u U U v » t u u l i
There
have
been
several
eases
o
f
O k a
Ms
U iH
Boyd Stuart w ho has been here
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bud Force. F r i
FOR S ALE : itrs id rn re pro p e rty
flu in tow n the last several days. I lo h«*e a firs t class m oving p ictu re
“ liiv iii^ a Mg>Sh«a«t4sAV ii*4»tVJH3.
recovering
from
in
ju
rie
s
received
day and Mrs. Paul Thompson an I
desirably
located in
Gold
H ill,
Among those su ffe rin g w ith it are: 'h o w . The machine is an Edison
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w h ile w o rk in g , returned
to his
Small dow n payment. Easy terms
Miss Tude T u rn e r. H o w a rd Drake, biograph, such as is used in the •••u.. e
u,
u
l
u.u-
w o rk at Marble M ountain Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Hedgpcth, Mrs. Pearl ( best m oving p ictu re theatres o f the
• ••IC l. I ' , , , UlUUfclll |U ,, ,« f on balance al lo w rule o f Inierest,
Paul Holderness, Jim Clements Ferguson, Grandma D avis and Mrs. country. Messrs. Reeel and Kellogg - • I I I I U V UlSIUl J Ul l l i e W U l I I I . l » l s - Jackson County B u ild in g A Loan
.................... 126 E. Muin St., Med
are Ihe present managers.
and K e lly and Dale Clements m oi- Susie Coy.
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IIU .IIJ , Ul lu o lillilj , Ul
ford. Oregon.
ored to Eugene Thursday w here
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AUTHORIZED
Don and Dan Schmidt stopped in
they transacted business.
Gold H ill is the fu tu re m etropolis ui t1 1 iiu u u u ii— uie inc units ul .Sui
DISTRIBUTOR
Go,. H ill d u rin g the past week fo r
southern Oregon not so fa r fu- . i l I U I I I I I I U I I I S I U .
( iO l.ll H IL L GRANGE NO. 334
D ick Robinson, John M ardin and
le w days v is it at the C. W. M artin j ure ei(her.
I oe p i i s m i i ul (lie Red flag, lly
Meets firs t mid th ird T hursdays
Leon Wise w ho are w o rk in g al and R ill Puhi homes. They were on 1
mg
in
me
liv
e
ail'
ul
.v
iiiiin
a
,
is
an
at
H p, m., at th e ir h a ll nest to te le
Marble M ountain visited relative
n t i r w ay to th e ir home near P o rt
J. E. Bhoten sustained a fra ctu re ! i i i s u i . iu Am erican institutions, .• phone office, il. E. club meets sec
here Saturday night.
land fro m Sacramento w here they o f the left shoulder T hursday a fte r
i i i i v . i i ,u u iv ir security, an uuuugi
ond m id fo u rth Tiicsdavs al 1:30 p.
W ord has been received from have been employed fo r some time. noon by fa llin g fro m a re se rvo ir on ui in v ir luuiidvrs.
in., usually at Grunge H ull,
Mrs. W alter Rower w ho has been
OHiriuis in W ashington are w e ll
Mrs. George Hammersly accom w hich he was w o rk in g nt Dr. Ray’s
G«»l.ll I I I L L C H A P T E R
W. It. C,
s u ffe rin g fro m a severe attack of
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Chas. placer m ine, three m iles n o rth of iiiiu rn ie u ot m e iiiteusiiieutiou uf
flu . She is much better and able to
Santos and John E dington, a ll of Gold H ill, fo rm e rly operated by i tile le u drive io ulueixe Hie Soviet Meets tw ice u m onth on tFe 2nd
be up and around.
lia u o n . tlvu g io u s people are being and 4th Wednesdays ut tbs ir Club
Sawyers Bar, C a lifo rn ia , a rrive .I W . Hayes.
m uie iieuU isniy persecuted mday looms in Hie City H all.
Ernest Ross has been ca rryin g the T hursday to spend several days
Daisy Paul, president.
Ilian ever beiure.
T w e n ty Y ear» A g o
m ail fo r several days this week, as w ith relatives and frie n d s. Mrs.
Madge Dorm an, secretary,
D
u
rin
g
recent
weeks
Soviet
A
m
Ham m ersly and Mrs. Santos re tu rn
George M artin, the re g u la r ca rrie
C o y ’s S ervice S ta tio n
hose Gay. treasurer.
bassador
A.
A.
iro
y
u
n
u
v
s
k
y
has
ed
Sunday
.
Mr.
E
dington
stayed
fo
r
is su ffe rin g w ith tne flu . Delos
FR O M T H E G O LD IIIL L N E W S
SETH COY, Manager
been deluged w itn protests fro m all
W a lke r is d riv in g the school bus fo r a fe w days longer.
O F J A N U A R Y 13. 1917
C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE NO TIC E
p a ils of Hie L u lle d States urg in g
Mr. Ross.
C h ristia n Science services arc
i i i i i i to lake ac.iun to siscure ttte re
M edford W r e stlin g Card
H orton Beeman returned to his lease o f C h ristia n m in iste rs being held each Sunday m o rn in g ut clev-
P r o v e s V ery in te r e s tin g studies at Eugene Sunday after held i ii Hie Soviet GPL’ concentra rn o'clock in the b u ild in g across
from the Odd F ellow s hall.
spending the holidays here w ith his tio n ramps.
Everyone is welenme.
The Red flag stands fo r the des
The three w re s tlin g matches at parents and o ther relatives.
the Medford a rm o ry last Monday
tru c tio n o f Hie p a trio tic anil ra cia l
E. B. Day o f Sums V alley visited tra its w h ich give m oral stre n g th und AM ETH YST MEItKK I I I LODGE 97
night proved very in te re stin g to the
Meets every W ednesiiay night al the
many fans w ho attended from a ll in tow n a few hours Saturday on in d iv id u a lity to a n a tio n . C om m un I. O. O. F. H ull, tio ld H ill, Oregon,
his
way
to
Medford.
over the county.
ism aims nut o n ly to “ le ve l” a ll p e r
Della K ell, noble grand.
in the firs t bout o f the evening
Y ou can fill your m arket
sons dow n to a common plane, hut
A lin Clement, vice grand.
O
fficers
installed
in
Ihe
I.
O.
0
.
F.
F ra n kie M urdock met A l C h rist in
it seeks also to iro n the individual-1
Rena Davis, secretary.
a sp a rk lin g match fu ll o f action and Lodge this week were F rank N o r ily out o f nations, reducing Ihe more i
b ask et w ith th e w orld ’s
Belle Sm ith, treasurer.
ton,
N.
G.;
H
e
n
ry
Baker,
V.
G.;
Pete
meanie tactics on the part o f the
, h ig h ly c iv iliz e d co u n lrirts lo the
la tte r w ho fe ll to p u llin g Jiuir, chok Meyers. Sec.; A. J. T. Sm ith, Trees. ■ standards o f the most backw ard
fin e st eatab les f o r less
GOLD IIH .I. TOWNSEND C U II
ing and ille g a lly punching his o p Rebekah o ffice rs installed fo r the peoples. O nly by this method can
Mee's every second limi fo u i Ih
com
ing
year
w
ere:
L
illy
C
arter,
N.
ponent a fte r M urdock had subjected
m oney here. Q u alities a l
the Moscow leaders hope to reduce ! Thursdays of the monili.
E vt ry
him to considerable pressure in a (>.; Della M ille r, V. G.; Mrs. Agnes the w o rld to a state o f slavery.
fourth I'liursdny
»«clnl
meeting.
D
e
itrich
,
Hec.
sec.;
M
yrtle
Day,
F
in.
body scissors. D u rin g the second
w a y s the h ig h e st . . P rices
The Soviets ru th le ssly slaughter with a speaker.
round M urdock delivered a snappy Sec.; and Lucy Mee, treasurer.
a lw a y s the lo w e st.
1-2-3 o f punches in to C hrist's abdo
The Foots Creek Sunday school
men, a fte r w h ich C h rist took a
count o f 12 before getting to his spent N ew Years Day at the home of
feet. M urdock got his second fa ll Ihe S uperintendent, Mrs. Carle.
O w ing to the deep snow some o f
fro m C h rist in the fo u rth round.
In the m iddle event Pete Belcastro Ihe sm aller ch ild re n were absent
196 pounds o f p opular Ita lia i. hut the rest had a d e lig h tfu l time.
meanie met the Masked Dragon, a
E x c ite m en t — T h rills
man w eighing p robably 200 pounds
The high school has at last locat
“W h ere P r ice s S ell Q u ality’*
Pete rushed his opponent ¡,t (he ed a h a ll fo r basketball practice.
M
EDFORD ARM ORY
Phone 8 L
A. A. WALKER
We Deliver
sound o f the gong w ith a deft drop Owens h all has been rented and the
8:30 p. m.
kick w h ic h gave him the firs t baskets put up and p lay has a
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round. A , the second hell Ihe D rag ready commenced.
Seats on sale at V alen tin e'
on came in w ith a rush and a fte r an
Cafe and B row n’s
exchange o f d irty punches and h a ir
W a sh in g to n R ed F la g
p u llin g the Dragon caught Pete w ith
By Dan Gilbert, W nh., D. C.
a Boston Crab w h ich so paralized
the Ita lia n that he was unable lo
rise at the bell, although he attem pt
As one makes his w ay dow n six
ed a come- back a fte r the decision teenth street in the N ation's Capital
had been given the Dragon.
THE REGULAR PRICE OF
he comes upon Ihe Soviet Embassy
In the main event 195 pound A l located on the cast side o f the street
vin B ritt n t Kansas, fo rm e r ju n io r between the intersections o f L and
heavyw eight cham pion o f the w o rld , M.
met Pete B ahrain, 193 pound grap-
On some occasions, the red flag o f
p le r fro m New Y ork in a splendid Ihe U. S. S. H. waves in the breeze
d isp la y o f strength and s k ill. For atop the Embassy—a sight w hich
perhaps ten m inutes the match was stirs the blood o f any Am erican
free fro m any ille g a l onsloughts p a trio t whose eyes fa ll upon It.
hut fe e lin g his in fe rio rity to the
“ It can’t happen here The U niten !
WHY NOT DROP IN TODAY AND SUBSCRIBE
splendid B ritt, the N ew Y o rke r re States w ill never recognize the Red f
sorted to a great deal o f slugging, fla g o f com m unism .”
h a ir p u llin g and kickin g , w h ich
That is w h a t people w ere saying)
B ritt toolt w ith no show o f anger o n ly a fe w years ago— a fte r four ’
o r re cip ro ca tio n . B rit, took the firs t Am erican presidents had fla tly and I
fa ll a fte r bouncing B ahrain over the
fo rc e fu lly refused ,o extend recog
ropes by an arm fo u r o r fiv e times n itio n to the ungodly and u n c iv illz -|
M O D E R N financial services offered by a m etropolitan bank
and then pursuing an arm -hold in
lik e this direct branch of Th e U nited States N ational help
ed governm ent o f the Soviet com-1
the m iddle o f the rin g fo r the fa ll.
firms and individuals in forging ahead.
munsts.
The
second
iaIT
w
e
n
t
to
B
r
itt
on
Business firms require an adequate sosuce of credit and
But, h did happen! The precedent
arm holds.
a ll o f the machinery of w ell organized banking. In d iv id u a l
o f both D em ocratic and Republican
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