Gold Hill news., January 14, 1911, Image 2

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FETE TO BE ELABORATE
atant. “thin to • surpriae—a pleaaant
surprise."
"1 am glad you feel so," ahe breath­
Centennial Cemmittee Will Aek fet
ed quickly. "They urged me to come,
Appropriation.
By Clarissa Mackie
und I gave way to the Impulse." Theu
r _______
Astoria.—The Attorie Centennial
■he hail disappeared with the other
committee has decided that the cele­
The Japanese servant moved nolse- women, while her husband Juined the
Court Puts Ban on Findings bration Is honor of the 100th anniver­ leeaiy about the studio, bringing order men at the fireplace
sary of the establishment of the first out of the chaos that alw ays followed
At table (here waa much cuiioaity
Said to Uphold Theory
white settlem ent on the Pacific Coast one of hla master's busy days. The about the stone lanteru. "Plunder«
shall open on August 10 and close on priceless oriental rugs were straight- has one that he picked up tn the
Bomb Was Used.
September 9.
eued. the window drain'd««» curefullj Aomori province. It hua all sorts of
The closing days ot the fiesta will adjusted to admit the failing glory of a history battle, murder and sudden
death." remarked Boh t'luyton to his
Lo» Angeles. C al—The Times pub­ be devoted to the annual regatta and
a reflected sunset, and Nusogl vanish«-«! host.
lishes what purports to be a copy ot water carnival.
The com m ittee de­ from the room nt the moment Ethan
"Mine has a more modest history,"
the complete report of the special cided to ask the state legislature for Stanley eutered from (tie adjoining
hesitated Stanley, his eyes meeting
grand jury which Investigated the an appropriation of >100.000 to assist liedchnmber.
Celia's across the table for an Instant.
Times building dlssster of October 1 In defraying the expenses of the cele­
The jouug tuaii surveyed the luxuri­ "It la more of a romance, although
tn which 11 persons were killed. The bration.
ous appointments o f the studio with a then« Is a note of tragedy hidden there­
Jury returned 23 indictments In Fri
discontented frown ou his haudsome in."
day, but the court refused to let it
face. With knitted brows he crossed I "Tell It," they urged In concert, al-
Medford Asks Carnegie Library,
submit the exhaustive report which
the room to the easel w here his last ■•'ought Celia Stanley a voice was
Medford.—The Medford
Library
picture was hidden b> n curtain.
scarcely heard
hsd been prepared. Judge Bordwell
Board has written to Andrew Car­
Presently he drop,«e«l the curtain and
* ,th h " -Jr»««., lutu.tlo» of
declared that the submission of such
It isn't a question alone ol whether vou
negie, requesting »0.000 with which
.
i thinjcw a* they whould lx», buil iirranr*
a report would be contrary to law.
turned
lo
find
the
Japanese
standing)
Vellil
oppoMltB
want a better salary— it's a hard eoinlition
to erect a public library in the city.
He made the following statement:
her hustuind In fact. It was lier old
of life that you must face to protect your­
The library board has complied with at attention in the doorway.
“Publication of what purports to be
■What la It. Nasogl?" asked Stanley I place as the mistress o f his household,
self nn«l those dependent u|>on you.
the preliminary conditions set forth
“The telephone calls, sir.” replied the only 4t so happened that Nasogl had
a grand jury report tn this case is
V«>tt ciin't sta n i still—if you don't want
by the C rnegie library fund commis
m“n
: ¿ever before seen or hoard of Celia,
without justification or foundation
to
go backward, you must go forward—
alon, the board having secured a site
•'Who Is it?"
! nor did he know that his master had a
and bears on Its face evidence of
that is, yoti'tw gut to rum morv.
for the building and obtained an an­
“Mr. Clay ton, sir,"
wife.
trickery and deceit. There has been
Earning more means holding a better
nual allowance of >2,000 from the
“Ah, how are you. Bob?" Stamley [ Ethan Stanley looked around the fa­
no grand Jury report In this matter,
position—independence, happiness, and a
city council for the maintenance ot wns saying over the wire. “Cartnljly ble ,y,,| wltt* a »||Kht stiffening of his
and will be none."
chance to provide for the future.
the institution. The library w ill be Delighted. Bring the whole cro w d I j shoulders proceeded to tell his guests
The report said, among other things
Thousands upon thousands who once held low,
was going to dine alone, but Nasogl the story of the stone lantern
built in the city park
Is a magician and can spread a feast
poorly paid positions now earn high sularies as a
“—"We unanimously report that there
"And so," he said tn conclusion, hts
for a dozen. Eight-thirty . Good. Be eyes avoiding Celia'» wistful gane, “the
result of letting the I ntkrnational ComtnsroNP-
w as placed In the Times building in
abode of |ieaee him ] Joy lies desolate
rncr S chools show them how to accomplish tho
that part thereof known as Ink Alley, BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK sure to liriug your fiddle. Geodby.
"Nasogl. Mr. Clayton aud four friend» The widow, broken hearted Ins-auae
change. During last year ubout 4.1KX) students vol­
a high-power explosive, and that the
Statistics show tuat losses by fire will dine with nte tonight nt 8:30. her loved one did not return from the
untarily reported increase» in salary amounting to
origin of the catastrophe may be
in the United States and Canada la There will be three ladles in the gum war, makes her home with her Indul­
over two million dollars! Every month iin average of 300 men voluntarily
found by the destruction wrought by
pany.
Can
you
manage
It
In
three
gent parents, and somewhere In Man
1910 amounted to>234,470,750. or over
reisirt to us advancement in position ami earnings. Why not make
this sgenc.v.
hours?"
lie
looked
at
his
watch.
ehurla'a unfriendly solitudes there lies
>30,000,000 more than the losses in
YOUR start t' is month?
"Ws made Inquiries Into the explo­
"Most «•ertaluly. sir.
It will ,M' the one who did not return. In the
1909. December losses were excep­ ready nt the hour. I will go to the
sive action of Illuminating gas. The
studio yonder Is the stone lantern that
iBlrrutliixl cormpeaflfBcr Scteelt
tionally heavy, aggregating >2L »8, market again Immediately." In an In­
HOW TO DO IT
lighted the garden at night when the
possibility of gas being the destroy 000.
I lo » MS, Scianto«», F a.
stant the Japanese had bowed himself plum trees were In bloom and when
Iv a te e«p « ifi, wltkr-u« I m f • »» nhllaglU M I
«<
Simply
mark
on
the
coupon
la g force, received consideration. We
I •«<, B u * I «.«• q u a lity lu» Ito» pue II U> a. liad«, •
The 26,000-ton battleship Arkansas, from the room and Stanley was aloue the wtstnria hung In long purple plus
i i.d eaai-iB b»l-»»« f e h lt k I b a *e m a rk e d 1
the
position
you
wish
to
secure,
found not one physical fact, we heard
one of the largest warships in the He flung him self Into a deep chair and ters from the trellises. The abode of
1 1 eo ttt* a I W lremeM *
then tear out un<l mail the coupon
no expert testimony of one witness
P o u ltry k a rm in g
■ ■
peace anil Joy has become the house
M e * h an le a l lir« h e m m «
»«M vtikrxp ef
world, will be launched Saturday from lighted a plpeu
to
the
International
Correspond­
which made such an hypothesis.
I« . . . . . . . al ' «niñee»
A'enevgcnpher
The pagoda shape o f a stone lantern o f sad memories."
1 t l e p h o a » Il « n e t t
,\sl» « lU e o iu M a n
the yards of her builders at Camden, was outlined against the twilight
ence Schools. This putt you
M e t t . . . . e . » h iig li « » ,»
k h » « C a rd V t ilin g
“W hile w e are satisfied from the
There was silence then for several
I e a d le M a n u fa c tw iin g
W in d o w I rltt'in iM g
New Jersey.
under no obligation whatever but
space
o
f
the
window
and
reminded
C
le t i y .n g in eer
f
"
o
m
in
e
re**a
ItluOMB*.
testim ony that the perpetrators of
moments. Even Nasogl had paused
B u ild in g < A»mrB<-*«*«
tn d w a irta l I teal a ■> I «g
allows our exjierta to ndapt a
Three
bags
of
registered
mall
with
Stanley
of
the
gray
day
be
had
first
A rch ile.-«
. \ « t tot«»,«Wiel l 'i a f i a
with extended tray, his beady eyes fas­
this terrible catastrophe have prob­
I u **rte«e . 'a a M t e r i R
« t.s m ie l
f 'e e n .a to
Course to our individual needs
seen It In a neglected garden beyond tened on the narrator's face with un­
l'to m b in g . totean* I toi g
. «.» a u egea J I t e n , to
ably been members of labor unions, contenta valued at >50,000 were stolen
M in « Pnenamr*
h e n k I teg
I C a rm a n
the gates of Tokyo. It was what he m istakable excitement. The conversa­
and circum• tanees.
la
San
Francisco
or
on
the
Journey
M in e
.......
we had no testim ony that any labor
had tieen looking fur ever since lie hud tion shifted to another topic and was
Vou'tre ¡ o r to e a rn m o re m oney.
arganlsatlon, as such, participated in across the harbor to Oakland.
come to Japan. He might have bought for the moment forgotten. The Japa­
I h e I. ( ' , S i telll h elp you.
The
Carnegie
Trust
Company,
one
the commission of this crime."
a score o f stone lanterns In the orien­
W ill y o u tak e the a ta r i tu d a y t
' 5», i* No. .
of the largest banking Institutions in tal shops of New York, but bis par­ nese moved noiselessly to ami fro, the
Impassive mask o f his face now and
New York City, with deposits of near ticular stone lantern must be found
Would Curb Shipping Trust.
• C • ui • «
» • * * • • • ♦ •<
then breaking Into queer distortions
Washington.—Representative Hum­ ly >9,000,000, closed Its doors by order by him self tn some pla<«e where It lnjd that might lie construed as expressing
F.W.
Smith,
Representative,
Medford,
3
2
S.
Central,
Box 8 4 3
phrey of Washington Introduced a bill of the state superintendent of banka stood In the gnrden o f some home or Joy or sorrow or h mingling of both.
among
the
rains
of
a
temple.
These
that provides for the exclusion from
Before they adjourned to the studio
An explosion and fire almost de­
United States ports of every foreign stroyed the plant of the Oenersl Elec­ things have associations or they could for coffee and while they lingered nt
find no place In his collection.
the tnble the Japanese glided from the
vessel In combinations controlling tric Company of Minneapolis injuring
He remembered the day. gray with a
pates.
The postmaster general Is three men and enualng an estimated fine mist o f rain. He had bowled out room. When they entered the studio
he wns standing beside the lantern
directed to cancel any existing mail loss of >750,000.
of the -lty with Ids favorite rickshaw rubbing his hand ou the stone In a
carrying contract with a steamship
Announcement has been made that man between the shafts, and when the manner which In any other person
T H A T M E A N S ----G E T A N
acmpany or vessel owner connected a contract for 109 engines has been first light shower came the runner bad might have tieen construed ns a ges­
turned Into a tiny tangled garden
with a combination or pool.
awarded the Baldwin Locomotive where a »nihil house stoo<,4iesA'ti«rt ture «if tenderness.
to" E rnie* I" h«» tnld diffidently an he
Works by the Harriman railroad sys­ among the plum trees.
•
passixl from the room. Stanley saw
tem.
TURN IMMIGRANTS WEST
As St uley found shelter In the ve­ his face and followed him Into the
The first annual meeting of the randa he a, -J the stone lantern near­ dlulng room.
Omaha Boosters Start Movement for Tri-State Osteopathic Association of ly overgro^h with some clinging vine
"What Is the matter, Nasogl?” he
We will send you an iron on 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL
“Who owns this house?1 he asked asked qnlckly. “Have confidence. II«»-
Western Development Association.
Oregon, W ashington and Idaho, will
quickly.
Omaha.— In response to a demand be held in Portland, January 13.
member I am your friend. Are you In
The runner named a man in the trouble?"
from western governors, immigration
neighborhood. "It was bis daughter
A look o f proud reserve froze the
officials and commercial organizations
M A IN O rF lC E -M E D F O R D , O R .
EWS OF NOTED PERSONS who lived in the house with her hus­ emotion from the man's face; theu,
for an association which shall devote
band. They were newly married, and with Stanley's encouraging smile, tears
Its energies to turning the tide of
Oscar Solomofl Straus, of New they called It «the abode o f peace and came into the onyx eyes, und his head
inj nigratlon into the western states, York, ex-caoinet member and for more Joy.' But tlie husband went away to
bowed humbly.
* call is being sent out from Omaha than a year and a half American am­ war, and he never came back. The
“Muster, the story of the nlside of
Bench
daughter lives with her parents, nn In­ peace and Joy! A soldier returned
for a meeting to be held here between bassador to Turkey, baa resigned.
consolable
widow,
and
tlie
little
house
M ade
January 18 and 28, for the purpose of
from
the
wars
to
d
a
I
in
Ills
lielove«l
William O. Meyers, past grand ex­
wife. Ere lie reached home he was
oroganizing the Western Development alted ruler of the Order of Elks, and Is a place of sorrowJf
Stanley thought over the little trag­ confronted with the story that she lie-
Association.
said to be the original “Hello Bill,” or edy tliut had tieen briefly played out
Nebraska,
Colorado,
Wyoming that organization, le dead In Philadel­ here, und tlg'U when the rain had stop­ lleved him dead and had married an­
N o . 7 0 5 5 . A eturdy comfortable» too
other. and rather than disturb his hap­
room Bhoo fo r b « « r r m en. T w o fu ll
Utah, Idaho. Montana, Washington, phia.
ped he sought the house o f the owner piness and because lie waaJealona that
doublo «ole« o f th « old m eth o d b a rk tan-
Oregon, Nevada, California and Ari-
2 a«*' • » •« tu ro o f a ll “ Sonate** shoos,
Charles Sedgwick Aiken, editor of and found It easy to purchase the she had cared so little for his memory
h ro n d h«el: w ido. round to«.
Upper
■cna are the states which will take Sunset Magazine and widely known as stone lantern.
lo ath o r ia acloctad A u s tra lia » kid.
the soldier turned back ami w«:«, (o
"My daughter will be glad.
It the new country that In another land
the lead in attem pting to see that the
a writer, died after a protracted ill­ grieves her to see even a distant
he might become wise and great and
new settlers are turned from the ness.
glimpse of her former abode. I shall learn to live without the love of wom­
south and from the Canadian north-
With simple ceremony the funeral tear down the house one day aud turn an. And the place lie camp to wns
w est into the most fertile and promis- of the late Senator 3tephen B E, the place Into a playground,” said the
a great city, and after n few years
log parts of the United States .
kins was he](1 at B jgin, w Va., gat. dignified old gentleman.
had passed he served a new master,
It was dark now. and his pipe had one who brought Into his studio the
urday. Mrs. Elkins was prostrated at
Boy Bandits Are Captured.
gone out. Stanley switched on the very alone lantern that had once sto«xl
Duiuth.—W illiam Muznnrd and Al- her borne is Washington and did not
electrics and then extinguished them, In the soldier’s garden In foraway Ja­
attend.
got Johnson, the boy bandits, who
lighting In their place several softly pan. The soldier rei'ngn lz««d It Imme­
Former City Treasurer Phil Good­ shaded lamps.
held up the clerk and night porter of
diately, but he did not understand un­
a local hope1, and then killed Police­ win, one of the most prominent Demo­
As he dressed for dinner he won­ til he heard his master's story.”
man Cleamore, who arrested them, cratic politicians In Montana, is short dered Idly who the girl was that the
"You will want to go home at once,”
ware captured in a lumber camp, >2 in his accounts about >1,500 in the Claytons were bringing with them. said Stanley heartily.
“Get your
is t o k e n t o s e n d o u r m e a ts
tax roll department, according to a Bob had said It was a friend of his things together, Nasogl.-and start to­
m iles north of the city.
report filed with Mayor Nevins by wife's, aud Mrs. Clayton bad so many night. Come to me for money before
t o t k e c o n s u m e r in t h e
friends It was useless to puzzle his you go.”
an auditing firm.
Six Women Caught in Raid.
head over that. The other couple were
b e s t o f c o n d itio n
"When my work Is done,” said the
San Franc see.—Under the direction
the Lesters. The Claytons Had the man gratefully as he began to clear
of Mrs. Madeline D’Arcy, of the police
Lesters were his most intimate friends the table.
FOREIGN NEWS BITS
doteetlve Bepartment, a women s pool
and hud been Celia's, too, before she
“And tlie lantern, Nasogl—you will
room wag Hided. Slz women and an
Thanks largely to American sup­ and Stanley had quarreled and sep­ want to restore that to the abode of
eqeal nnUber of men were placed un­ port, the gross receipts of this year’s arated. Celia had returned to her par­ peace and Joy?"
ents, and Stanley had gone to Jnpan
"Excuse," said the Japanese softly.
der arrest and the paraphernalia of Pasalon
Play
at
Oberammergau and lately had returned to occupy the
"If my honorable master will keep It
'he place seized.
reached the big figure of >456,150.
studio alone. Under the circumstances ns n recollection of much happiness
King Alfonso of Spain Issued an he rather wondered at the Claytons he conferred upon a foolish s««rvant It
' The Chicago dominie who has been
will cauge me gratitude. My garden
writing a song or hymn about “fa­ official denial of the report that an bringing along a strange girl.
“ A S q u a re M e a l a n d a S q u a re D e a l*
Years of travel and hard work had will have Joy und peace even If It
ther" may have done a good Job, bnt attempt to assassinate him waa made.
Japan Is hopeful of removing the not softened tlie blow of Celia's de­ lacks the lantern," he said happily.
he mustn't piumc him self on being
sertion after the bitter, foolish little
"Mine will have the lantern, while
original. How about that sw eetly pa­ obstacles in the way of the admission disagreement. li e had written once,
It lacks Joy and peace," said Stanley
thetic ditty, "Tlie Blow Almost Killed of Japanese laborers to the United but she had never replied to It. He rather bitterly.
Father," and that exquisite chanson, States by the revision of the treat
tried not to think of her. In that way
Rut Celia’s hand wns throat through
Steve Jones, Proprietor
beloved o f connoisseurs, "Everybody between the tw e countries n"xt sum alone there was peace of mind.
his arm. and her soft eheek nibb««d
mer.
Ex i.ctly at 8:30 the elevutor stopped ngainst his shoulder.
W orle hot Father?"
Nearly half * million dollars in at his floor, and Nasogl threw open
“Cannot we have Joy and peace and
fc-Mniil only 704 In population prizes for aviators has alr<'«-«iy been the studio door to announce the guests. the lantern, too, dear?” she whispered.
E ltd r ic L ight in Every
The Beet th e M arket
during the lust decade and reports a announced for 1911, accoi
« lo an Maud Clayton and Bessie Lester came "I am so sorry, Ethan. I wonder If I
Room
'o fl,«t. ami close behind them was a may not stay with you. I have never
A florde
total of 04,366. It Hum 1880 and 1900 official list made public b
ae Aero 'MiF figure, nt the sight of which
had a word from you all the long
the increase w as 31 MO The question club of France.
■tai ,v's heart Jumped Info his throat. years, and”—
o f What to the inntter with Alaska Is
Quarrels as to the parts to be i'Od stayed there for awhile. Bob and
Nasogl had vanished. From the
MiTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
now In eod«
Probably she needs an­ placed by various memte ; o: ti e no­ Ton- brought up the rear, covering the studio came the first dreamy chords
to make final comminution proo', to
Department of the Interior,
valahlish claim to the land above de-
other gold n sh .
bility in the corona* ,nn of Kin" aw kvard situation with frivolous talk from Clayton's violin and a low mur­
scrlhed,
heforo W, H. Canon, U. 8 .
8. Land Office nt Roseburg, Ore.,
mur of voices as the others talked.
George V next June h a te c a i <■«• and laughter.
,
.
, Com miseloner, Medford, Oregon, on the
“Shall we take off our things In here,
na tena ttonn sixty day* Chinn In to much hltlernt
“Not another word, sweetheart,"
November 23, 1910 17th «lav of January, 1911.
in England, Scotia.id
be under constitutional government and Ireland.
Notice is hereby given that Florence 1 Claim ant names as witnesses-
Ethan?” caned Mrs. Clayton over her murmured Ethan to his wife. "We
P t Petoralw: . piense take n often.
sb older, one htud mi his bedroom have both been to blame. We have ^ vvaiRcrui
neurit*,
who , on i «lohn
Val.lfe-r ? L .P
eBf ,?> Oregon, who,
John (J.
C. Walker, of Asbestos, O regon.
door.
both suffered for our folly. Together April tt, 1909, mnd« horn«'Btp«(l » n trv , | Jo h n B. Walkor,
*•
«•
W ill tin? school
o a lt" instruction
‘‘Certainly! You all know the way. w will start anew, with the stone No. 04838, for N W ’4 NWJ/4, Section 2, Hugo Gnnthcr, of
f i t flB asd words Dr. Cook's are pos­
of Ri'ngle, Otegoti.
show ing how to eat a Jam «nndwich < > li: . ’ la- found tim e to m urm ur ns lantern to light our abode of peace TowliMhip 36 8 . H hiiro 2 W WilJaniHttn 1 Thomats Godfrey
itively the most depressing.
Meridian, h a-flle.l notice of Intention)
IIWNJAMI n ’ f . JONES, B et'star
i Without unduly smearing the features? her bund rested In his for a brief iu- und Joy."
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