Gold Hill news., January 21, 1911, Image 8

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Professional Cards
Miners Meet at Ashland
It,
Whereupon the trio star'*
NEWS FROM
down the main tho>oughfar«.— ?—T
I cannot well tetrain from call­
Imagine your-elf, Bro. Tadpole
A. E. KELLOGG
WASHINGTON
talker hut a good pocket hunter ing the attention of th« readers of
tramping «long* n this sheet in
EMBALMER AND FUNERAL
was the hit of the session. He Mid The Gold Ii.ll News to another ar­
the f«c« of th« sr iolw vou wrote de
DIRECTOR
that a- a boy h« had made his liv­ ticle written hv the still unknown
E m p h atic.
‘Ci m plete line of hurlal rohe*.
fending I be mud propoaitinn, I)
John Barren. dins tor of the Inter­ ing jHx ket hunting, and since had “ W. W. T.”, whom I shall heiaafter
W aihlngtoa, D. C.—It la safe to
ca .k ets, etc
V 011 See the |Klil»t? \\ hat would I)» aiaert that Senator Lorlmnr will be
■ ndetataking rooms opposite i. O O F national bureau of American repub­ raised a large family and kept them call, for a short name. William
lics. uow has a thorough knowledge of
■ he decision of th« angel under Die declared never lo have gnnvd a
hut ding; pnooe '<6 M»m
the meaning o f the word “stung" as by pocket hunting and mining. He Walloper Tadpole, aa the atlix it eiruum«lNno«a? Why he would ssv
valid title to hie *eat In the senate.
GOLD HILL. OREGON
It la used In a popular sense.
said tint the pockets, on th e sur­ abbreviation would naturally tit
One o f Ills bureau's principal duties face or near it, are an indication of that mm». I do not care lo per­ th »1 "Cooper set1 |«d up with our It la aald that (airliner can com
CUEMENT H. SMITH. M. 1». is to promote trade relations between the immem-e values in lhe le Ige- sonate that nice gentleman more departm»-rit Kitten year« ago anti matnl only 33 vote. In Ihe senate out
this country and the Latin American
quit, l»Ut toil are a prevaricator, s of a total of 93. It I* equally prohabh
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
republics, and Xlr. Barrett does every below. and that th e name “ pocket,’ than ia barely possib'e, hm he must
that the resolution for Ihe popular
Engagements for obstetrical thing In his power to make good on should not he detrimental to this come in somewhere as a pail of nonprogr«-eive, and under the He election of senator* will pai* the *en
his Job. Not long ago he had a new
Judioaia, you will have lo go down •te, perhaps next week. If not then,
visits must be made
Idea. H e turned to the beet of Mexico mining district, for the pockets lod’s creation, even though be may j where senile raitleaud teeth gnash,
during thl» eeaslon. Senator Borah
in advance
as a means o f Increasing business be­ th-insel ves are proof po-itive of have lieen made out of second hand
hae served notice on the senate that
tween the United States and that the vast wealth locked up in the material, which s me limes answers and the fumes of sulphur neve
any attempt to delay or prevent a
l o h N H . V A K K IS
G L E N N O. T A Y L O R country and put out h bulletin.
cease.
Ac­
the purpose very well, but as the
cording to the printed |<amphlet. Mex­ depths of the ledges below.
Now, Mr. Ta<l|*ole, your dare vote may result In the holding up of
CARKIN & TAYLOR
subject
io the h-ginning embraced
ican l«eea were the best bees that ever
all business. He I* in charge, on the
The
evening
session
#a<
taken
up
pond us fumes” dose not bother me floor, of the llrliiow resolution and
LAWYERS
buxacd. They were docile. They were
the
knocker
and
hi«
influence,
and
BV'SII 17-19 OVKk JACKSON COl'STV BANK affectionate. Finally, they were sting­ by discussions of much imerest to
in the least. Your acmmaiiu ix In dally conference with Senators L»
less, biteless and warranted not to miners, and it seemed to l>e the no one else was in a n y way alluded pre-sions are many, for in fact !
MEDFORD, OREGON
follette and other supporters of the
sting the baby. All this Information „«.„„„I ooncen-US of opinion that to, and inasmuch aa Bro. Tadpole
can’t quite understand wh«t you resolution. They have their fighting
was
widely
distributed among bee fan- .
,
’
took exception to said article I shall
W. P. CHISHOLM. M. D.
clothes on and It I* their purpoee at
lers and houey producers o f the XYilt- U,*‘
resources and the min
still
believe that a rock must hav« are driving at, but I will lr«nkly this lime, If It be within possibility,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ed States.
; ing business of southern Oregon
tell you that unle-s you g.-t your
OrriCK AT BE8I0SXCB
thhUetto^ * * Mr' B"rrett rW*'Ve<’ *hoold h* ’•xplmied aa intelligently bit this smart alec somewhere next riiiuhling above the paunch I to achieve this great reform, follow­
ing the years of agitation and pubilo
about the gixxard and cau-ml a pain
WOODVILLE. OREGON
"Dear Mr. Barrett.—I am a Missouri and s i st-inatioalljr ns the horticul
shall not take the lime to bothei demand tor It. It will pass the house
in
his
little
(telly.
And
bv
way
ot
farmer, and I seeu where your trade turai interests, and that the stale
with you. Now, as before, I state and a'tnuat unanimously.
J. L. HAMMERSLY
bulletin said that Mexican bees are should maintain a mining building, comparison I shall insist that Bro
that
the ino«>hack element of Unol
stingless.
I
sent
to
Mexico
for
some
Taft Back* Longworth Bill.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
ladpoleand (be knocker elem-n
Hill ia reeponsible largely for jt
of these bees. You are a liar!“—Pitts­ as well as an agricultural one,
OriV'K IN BANK Bl’ILlll.NO
President
Taft's effort* In behalf
ar«
one
and
the
same
gang.
Anil
burg Post.
where miners could aei.a their earn
btckwurd condition. Tine element of a permanent tariff commission, now
•GOLD HILL. OREGON
io
furthur
illustrate
I
shall
call
at
pie ores and have them tested and
is a detriment to society, and a Include a pubilo Indorsement of the
W h o Is My B ro th er?
len'.ioo to the language nt Job 41
assayed free of charge.
H o Is m y b ro th e r w ho h a th need.
A. E. KELLOGG
carbuncle on progress, and if y»*u Longworth bill, whlcn was a feature
. 16-17. “One ia so near to the other
N o m a tte r w h a t his race o r creed—
NOTARY PUBLIC
A permanent organisation was lh -l ,,0
C(, n com„ ,.Hw<wn |hem want lo coma out like a man and of hla address at the banquet of the
W h e re v e r m en In a ngu ish cry .
W
h
e
re
v
e
r
m
en
In
s
o
rro
w
lie.
Phone 36 Main
d-teud him, and use brain* in stead National Tariff Commission Assocls-
effected by the election of the fol- lhe„ , tick logelher lh„t lh„y ca
W h e re v e r b itte r te ars a re shed.
, ■
,
, i
Thia Indorsement followed a
GOLD HILL, OREGON
W h e re 'e r th e s ta r o f hope h a th fled.
,,re. , dJllt
lowing officers for a term of one ,,ot l)e BUnder, d;. lhllt ¡, Bro. Tad o f b u n com b e, y o u oan c e r ta in ly ge. ch. r, e . dlalni . , ere(1 by
'T Is th in e to c o m fo rt an d sustain.
L e t no one c ry to thee In v a in .
year: president, O. L Young. A.b- L ,,,. an(1 the knock(,r whoni he „ a d iscu ssio n o u t o f m e eith er to the Republican members of tbe
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
Oh. le t th y c h a rity e xtend
land; hr.t vice-president. H. k vehemently upholds and defends th rou gh th e press or in publio d e ways and means committee, that they
DENTIST
B eyon d th e household o f th y frie n d !
Herxinger Grant« Para; second vice Then Job seemed
haFp ,()oked hate, an d I ’ll p rom ise a warm re- harmonise their differences,
T h y lo ve search th ro u g h th e w o rld to
HAS A DM 1XI ST KB KD
The ^ ’“«»ortl» bill would put Into
T h e w e a k a nd s u ffe rin g o f th y kind.
president
I.
J
Luce,
Etna
Mill«,
,
jght
dow„
into
Gold
Hj), a||d j(a o p t i o n b oth for y o u an d ih e el-
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
L e t c h a rity begin a t home.
.
..
the hands of the commission to be
But. oh. forbid It not to roam.
Cal ¡ third vice president, L. L. Ray, knocker elellient>
Bn
. .
, ^ ° U created, ample means for obtaining
T o seek upon th e h ig h w a y s d re a r
»»it to ake up tny first a rticle in information and for making It most
Sunday Chicken Dinner
Medford; secretary, H . k Andrews. Tadpo,8 Hlling f|ght
w„ h
T h s souls th a t fa in t t o r w ords o f ebsar!
ih e N ew s, s ta le tb e p oin ts in it highly efficacious when In possession
—M a rc u s Pstersea.
Grants Pass treasurer, F. J. New- L km en| when h e,,aid: .»Now
Th« Gold Hill Cafe serve« usual
lhat
y o u ob ject to and w rite in a f of th* government.
man,
Medford.
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
dinner order at 30c everv Sunday,
hie strength is in his loins and his
No. 131.
m
an
n
er th a t at lea st som eon e can
Cannon for Stats Militia,
also Sunday chicken dinner at 50c
A start was tirade at the Ashland force is in the navel of hie belly.’’
Report
of
the
Condition
of
u
n
d
erstan
d
(th
ia
ao
far
I
have
failed
The
houae committee on military
Freeh oysters in cans.
congress that will be of lasting ben I here call attention to the fact thal
lo d o ) , th en I w ill d iscu ss th« affairs appropriated 3770,000 for field
The Gold Hill Bank, it Gold B ill ol
State of Oregon, at the clo->e of efit to the eonthem Oregon north- I Pro. Tadpole’s force muet be it. m atter w ith y o u . B u t ju st sim p ly I »rtlll,r? for organised militia to be
I am getting a large shipment the
business January 7, 1911.
ern California mining districts. It I that neighborhood somewhere, a
of Tokay grapee and can quote
cussing Medford, telling y o u r hear- add,<1 ,o ,he ,e « utar
appropria­
BBSOCRCKS
«« the concensus of opinion of the there is ve y little of it in his head,
tion bill. The provision, which wilt
160,419.74
price« fur small either in large or Loans and discounts
ers th a t someone left Medford, utt
Overdrafts, scoured sod
allow four field guns to svery 1,000
meeting .h a the miners who cou
Fortunately for the brother I
email quantities. J. E. Day,
able to pay bis taxes (and I just rlfias. Is aa outgrowth of ths recent
unsecured
463.03 tinue io
and
delve
will
sot
n
don’t
know
him.
and
can’t
just
tell
Woodville or 216 Front St. North Bonds, securities, etc.
imagine you bought the ticket which
Banking house, furniture,
come into their own.
whether he hae shed hi» tail or not; caused this man to be in this con­ movement for placing tbe country In
Medford.
a better state of military prepared­
and fixtures
1*714.70
* ‘:e n elt meeting .if the Aseocia but their ie one thing I do know, d itio n ), and then cuss me and dodge ness. it authorises the secretary of
Other real estate owned
Stray Notice
Due from banks [not re­
_o | lion which was formed at the Ash- and that is, that Bro. Tadpole can around like a feather in the wind. war 00
roqulelttone of tbe govern
serve banks)
There came to my place on Mays
land congress will be held at use chicanery by the shovel ful. I c n ’t afford to bother with you ° "
Dne
from
aoproved
re­
th* r' r'0U* “ a,M and l,rr,to’
creek in December, 1909, on« red
serve banks
h f
7
rlee, to Issue this artillery material
1 «83 3 6 1 ^ rant* J'*'"8 l‘oni'*t 'me *n July First, he commences dodging by .
bull about thieeyears old . no mark; Checks >nd other cash items
v-
«
<n
j
i
.
to
the organised m llltls and the $770.
648 14 ■ "hen an increased attendance and failing to sign his name; then he
dust
te a . »Mr. I ad pole. I used lo belong 000 Is appropriated and made Imme
brand either “J V” or "I U;” small Gold
Cash on hand
4,821,71 sustained interest ia confidently ek-1 puts in st least half of hie time
to th e hunch who soused on« under dlately available for the procurement
HI *7 Of. I
»
bell; one brass rivet in the collar Expenses
peeled.
| cussing Mrdf >rd. He goes so far and said am en to it, I k ep t it up and Issue of these guns without coat
Owo«r can have same, by prov­ Total
$69,664 28
as to accuse Medford of having a (ill mv m em bers w ere n u m erou s,
t*1" ’’’Hlf's The guns are to re-
LIABILITIES
ing animal, and paying all charges.
main tbs property of the Unheil
Capital stock paid in
Gastronomic Surprise,.
I ,RrRe k n ook i“ » •I* “ *»»
k '«idly and my main forte was to get
»10 060 On
L. E. Neaihamer.
Due to banks and bankers
783 08
The old newspaper man standing I tells ue lhat someona got into busi man to gee that he was a very great Btates.
R. F. D. No. 1 Woodville, Oregon Individual deposits subject
I nesg up their aod got busted, a< d
to cbeca
63,613 07 I along the curb reminisced thuswlae:
sinner.
When I could get him Advance Payment May Bs Required.
Ever know Scotty McLennon? I
. k j .
i
-u
i
Demand certificates of
Senator Carter Introduced a bill glv-
to
tb« place there I bail no trouhle converting
deposit
1,654 36 don't know why I should speak of him I ” ‘a * o l "ers
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Time certificates of deposit
1,000 00 now, except that If he were here he because of high taxes.
Now, I him This ia what I am trying to I
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
1, * r*la? ° f t1h" l,,t#r,or au‘
Ua-bler’s checks outstanding 2,713 n« I ’7°ul<J PTOhably have with him » thought about the second article
COUNTY OF JACK8ON
...
B
I tborlty In hit discretion to require
do with the knocker. If I can ev»r persons seeking to make entry on any
Cash long
NOTICE
from Bro. Tadpole would cause him get him tt s«e himself in his true government Irrigation project, at any
Total
$09,064.261 to pas» the time
IN THE MATTER OF THE AP­
Scotty used to work here on the 14<> fall in the trap, "Taxes, taxes.” ltgh', he will not kick on “tax-tax” lend-openlng to deposit with their ap­
State of Oregon,)
PLICATION OF IDA M. RENNELS
old Report. I remember when he had | Y»,u see at once that he belongs to but will then he willing to pay a plication such advance payment as
County of Jackson | 89'
TO REGISTER TITLE to the loliowiug
I, J. L. Hammersly, C shier of Die
described seal properly, situated io
the element of equealers and public reasonable tax and see that it is the secretary may specify and the
above-named bank, do solemnly sw> ar
Jackson county, Oregon, to-w it:
that
the above statem ent Is troe to Hie
kickers Don’t want to pay taxes. properly handled
Begirung at ihe Northeast corner of
So goodbye, secretary may ferfelt such deposit
I
th e Warman Donation Laud Claim best of my koowlwdge and belief.
where persons making the same fall
That
ie
just
tbe
thing—until
Bro. Tadpole, shed your tail and to make entry after the privilege of
J. L. Hammersly, Cashier.
number 68 In Township 36 South of
Subscribed and sworn to before' me
pe »pie get ready and willing to pHy com e o u t sq u are if you w an t any-1 doing so has been given them.
R anged West of the W illamette Mer­
idian, a id running them e W»st 1207 8 this 17th day of January, 1910
a reasonable tax, and apply it use thing more from me
Moneys so forfaited are to go Into the
Hattie Hav« Beeman
feet ; ll encc S »nth 2« and 40» West 1203
fully, you will have no civic im­
[SEAL]
Notary Puonc.
.82 fee'; then»'« South 63* East 1432 2
reclamation fund.
E d . C oopkk .
feet; li enee North 1849 98 fe«t to m e
C or r e e l - AI test:
provements, front street will still
Homsstsadars May Gat Mors Tims.
place < begining, containing 41 31 acres
S. W. McClendon
of land
he a little “soft at the east end of THOUGHT HE WAS DRUNK.
H . D. Reed
Tbe house public lands committee
vs
Directors.
it,” and your system of growth
A n d t h . Judg« A gr««d T h a t Jeok’s made a favorable report on the bill
A LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
blocked at every turn. This clas­
which passed the senate last month
D iag no sis W as C orrsot.
Defendants
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sifies Bro. Tadpole exactly where
Jock McCraw, a hard beaded, non extending from December 1, 1910, to
TAKE NOTICE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
T hat on the 31st day of December,
JACKSON COUNTY
be belongs. He smilingly refers to committal Scotch farmer, was sum-1 May 16. 1911, the time for homestead
1910, an application was filed by Ida M.
moiled to court, a witness In a case entrymen or persons who have made
SUMMONS
tny
assertion in regard to the mud the evidence of which hinged upon the declaratory statem ents to establish
Rennets, in the Circuit Court of Jack-
J.
E.
Davidson,
Plaintiff
son County, Oregon, for the Initial
proposition. Now, I am going to »tote o f sobriety of the defendant.
residence upon land entered and re-
vs.
Registration of tbe T itle of the land
I dlnna think he wIs dr nmk. testl-
W.
R.
Mr-Keen,
Defendant
uppose that Bro. Tadpole i« just
’tr»’! | „ ueV| . njf entrymen and settlers from
above described;
fled Jock. “I think he wls only fu'.'
Now, unless y o j appear an»1 anvwer To W . R. McKeen, Defendant:
about to topple over to the other
“Ah,” said tlie Judge, with Interest, the necessity of residing on their land
IN THE NAME OF TH E STATE
on or before tbe 20 day of February, A.
side
of
the
Jordon,
and
before
he
“then
you can distinguish between be­ from the date of passage of the bill
OF
O
R
E
1
»ON.
You
are
hereby
re­
D. 1911, and show cause why such ap­
until May 15, next.
plication should not be granted, the quired to appear ami answer the com­
quit« get« there a great big angel ing ‘full’ and 'drunk?’ "
same will lx taken as confessed, and plaint filed against you in the above
“Aye. Mouy’s th’ time I line been
National Capital Brevities.
comes along and notifies him that fu’t hut I wls dr-rnnk only ylnce.”
a decree will lie entered according to entitled action with n six weeks from
The
house passed the legislative,
the prayer of the application; and you the date of lit« first publication of this
thb old mewrpapkk man .
I he wants to see him over at the
“»Most Interesttug. This seems to
I
. . . «
. . .
executive and Judicial bill, carrying
w ill be forever Warred from disputing summons, to-wit. within six w eek, i hl„
hnve
a
most
Imisirtant
bearing
on
the
trout the 21st day ol January, 1911, and “ nr ‘ tHRte of cavlar’’ He bit Into west end of the Centennial bridge
tbe same.
approximately $35,000,000.
I When he meets Bro. Tadpole he present case. Just relate your experi­
W ITNESS mv hand and the Seal of >f you tail so to answer for wknt m e r e -| l,' Bpa,J t out an<1 th»‘D ’"»‘d:
Col. Cooper Replies Again
(Continued Iront Ural page)
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/
the Court hereto affixed this 9th day of
January, A. D. 1911.
The date of tbe first publication of
th is notice is January 14th, A. D. 1911.
W R COLEMAN
County Clerk of Jackson County and
Ex-officio Clerk of the Circut Court.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land O ffice at Roseburg, Ore.,
January 18, 1911.
N otice is hereby given Inat David C
A very, Gold H ill, Oregon, who, on N< -
vember 5, 1908, made Homestead en i-
Tio. 02160, for NWJ< SEJL Sect!..,
34, Township 36 8, Range 3 W. W.
Meridian, has filed notice of Inteo'ion
to make Final Commutat on Prooi. to
establish ■ laim to the land above de­
scribed, before W. H. Canon, U. S
Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on
the 25th day of February, 1911.
Claimant names as w itn esses: Arthur
Stew art, of Gold H ill, Oregon; Thomas
O. N orris, of Gold H ill, Oregon: George
Hlgenbotham . of Gold H ill, Oregon;
E lm er H lgenbotham , of Gold H ill, Or­
egon.
BENJAM IN F. JONES. R egister.
of the plaintiff will take judgment I “ ‘Gad. mon, but your blackberry
save, “Some years ago you made a
«gainst you for toe sum ol fifteen bun- i Jam is bitter.”
“ Dd
Dollars, I "Somewhat similar In viewpoint was I covenant with the bunch over head,
(♦l.,_».90j as demanded in Dlolotlff's j bis remark about horseradish
He
.
u
,
first cause of a c tio r a n d tbe further tw k „ mouthfut and. with tears roll
>0U W° Uid ®peak ‘ he l ' Uth
X d ° e d u, “p l.lo L ff’s ^ co n d c it^ e m '" f
hl" ch,*‘k"' "flld
UndCr “ " i a ° d “ I' 01™ ® " 1«"®«8'
action, together with the co-ts and dis-
That s hotter oatmeal than we
‘»urseuieuts of the Hction to be taxed J have In Scotland:'" — San Franclaco
«t»d al.o for tile »ule of the properly of t Uhronlcle.
the <leieo d .n l .llunte in Jackson conn-1
x
. a ,
— .
A n o th e r W a y O u t.
ty. O regon , a tta c h e d by the .Sheriff of 1
in
ore
o
f
Glasgow's
finely
laid out
Jackson counlv, Oregon, In said action
uniter and hv virtue ol the writ of at­ cemeteries a rich cltlxen, who was no­
tachment ie-ued out of «aid court to torious as a skeptic, had erected a
atl-fv the claim« of th e p la in tiff h e r e ­ massive mausoleum on what he terms
in , or .»« »r,uco t.li- »«of as m ay be neces-
‘his ancestral plot.” One dny he met
. . . > to i-aii.fy .aid demanu of the plain. a worthy elder of the kirk coming
tftT In >»ai<l a c tio n .
a —ay from the vicinity of the Impos
Ti IIS sU M.YIONS l. published un-
d«r and h yiirln -- of an order of the ing mass of masonry, so he said to
II. no’r.h'e F M. Calkins, Judge »J the him, “Weel. Dauvlt. ye've been up see-
Circuit Court of th»» sta le ol Oregon for ln' ♦•»it gran' erection o ’ mine?"
“Ueed hlv I, sir."
Jaikron County, made and rendered
on the 17th day of January, 1911, where­
“Gey strong place that, Isn’t It? It’ll
in publication of summons is ordered tak’ a mon a' hla time tae raise out
to to he »itibliflhed in the ‘Gold Hill o’ yon at the day o’ Judgment.”
News." The first publication of this
“Hoot, ma mon,” said David, “ye
summons Is on the 21st day of January,
1911, and tbe last publication hereof can gle yerself little fash nboot rlsln’
gin that dny comes. They’ll tak’ the
will be on the 4th day of March. 1911.
bottom oot of It tae let ye fa' doon.”
J. L. HAMMERSLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
| ae a part of the conditions to obtain-
ing a seat in the new Jerusalem,
Now we get a copy ol Tbe Gold
Hill News every Saturday morning
up there, «nd the chief clerk of the
department called tbe attention of
th« executivecommittee to an article
in said paper upholding tbe knock­
er and criticising Cooper lor trying
io elevat« these poor damnable
cusses; and further in this article
you etated that the mud proposition
was a fake —none there, cleanest
town in the state, etc. Now, I am
here to test this thing out. I have
no gumhoots. I command you to
to travel with me through Main
street and state close to middle of
ence.”
“Well, responded McCraw, “It wls
like this: Aye dny I wls at th’ market,
The day’s trade wls extra gold. Efler
It win H ower I Imd 11 drapplp w f a
wheen a,.Id frens. Then w e had a I,Il
sang an' nnlther drnpple. Efter an'
hoor -weel, y e ken hoo It wls, yer honor
—I mounted Meg, nia auld menr. tae
gang bame. I had often lieen fu', as I
wls tellln' ye, hut Meg had aye tnken
me bame safely. This time I tunimclt
att an' fell lntae th' burn (brook).
When Meg cam' up tne th’ door wl'oot
me, ma w ife beguld tae screech,
'Jock’s deld Jock's deld!’ OathcHu’ a'
th’ farm hnun's, th' bale pack o' them
cam' rlnnlng doon th' lane. Mn guld
wummnn snw me lyin’ In th’ bit burn
an' fell ower In a font efter crylu’ oot,
•Oh, mn pulr Jock's drooned!’ Well,
sir, when they cam’ up there wls I
lyin' In th' edge o’ th’ burn, th’ watter
lappln' up aboot my lugs (ears), an’
me shakln’ mh held an' sayin': 'Nae
malr, thank ye; nao malr, thank ye.
I've had eneuch.’ I think I wls drunk
that time.”
“Yes,” agreed the Judge, “I think
you were.”
President Taft, after consideration,
I has decided that the $1,000,000 fund,
soon to bo deposited In the bank to
the credit of the Colville Indians, must
vn
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,
The Ha'e" blU Proposing that Con-
Kress extend thanks to Captain Roh-
er4 Peary and retire him with the
rank of Rear-Admiral as a reward for
his polar achievem ents, was approved
by the house subcommittee on naval
affairs.
The Gardiner bill, wnlch would pro­
hibit the admission into the United
kltates of any Illiterate alien over 18
years of age, was ordered favorably
reported to the house by the commit­
tee on Immigration.
Representatives of many Interests
were present to hear the final argu­
ments of Attorney-General Wlcker-
shem In the tobacco case. On these
might reBt the prosecutions of the fu­
ture or might be found the Justifies
tlon ot tne existence of other business
concerns.