Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, April 27, 1912, Image 6

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First-
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Methods of Stag« Drivers In ths Moun­ W A N T K O a L O I T a F O R I A L C f e e
tain» of Msxiso.
The driver» who pilot the »tagecoacb-
Rampaon Spray—Lhucjstid sulphur so
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It Is the object o f the
ea through the mountains in Mexico lution, in any quantity, ami the right
W ashington.—A deetsloh handed ♦ tUAnagenient to book only
have a w ay o f their own o f coaxing Frier Ssnipsnn Spray (>»., Grants r»e.
down by the interstate commerce com
first class attractions and
their mule» along the rough roads.
A T H O N L ST P R IC E S
mission ordered big reductions In ♦ about two perform ances
WANTED—To buy, or rent, 800 Get
The method la described by Wallace
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rates on wool, hides and pelts from ♦ month. The stage has been
OUIpstrick in his book. "The Man Who of 12 inch and 800 feet of 10 Inch hydrau­
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points west of the Mississippi river + enlarged and new dressing
Mexico:"
lic pressure pips, with giant to match.
+ Likes
to points east.
If you have never ridden on a Max­ Address J, B. HUNT. Ashland, Ore.
+ rooms added to the building +
ican coach you have still a new sen-
The commission ruled that the pres­ ♦ with new scenery and the
+ •atlon
In »tore- The Chapala coach
ent rates were unreasonable. The de­ ♦ present stage, w e ran stage
WANTED— Ssoond-hand machinery
+ has a cushion on top, and if you are and
EXAMINATION end ADVICE cost* you nothing, and may Nave you
cision also orders that the preernt + any kind o f a production.
t-lron aerap. Orante Pass
many dollars.
+ fortunate In sharing thia seat you may Iron oM
"blanket system" of freight charges +
and Steel Work». Orante Pnse.
The House In the future
ride muy a gusto, seeing the country
on wool I e supplanted by graded +
O re.
My office, th.- most up-to-date In souihi-ru Oregon, U filled up with all
w ill be booked through the + and the manner of manipulating an
freight rates and prescribes lower +
nuxkm
electrical appUanrra, and thus rnahlss t h w living out of town
eight
male
team
at
the
sam
e
time.
Northwestern Theatrical as­
H1R SALE—Aafew ret tings of eggs of
rates for baled wool. The ruling al
to h aw iteir work done promptly ami get home the same day.
‘T h ere are two about the slxe of rab­ choit» strain Black Minorca*. Thlrtren
+ sociation haring signed a con­ +
lows western growers to bale their
bits In tbe lead, a string o f four In the W
+ tract to thia effect, and they
Compare my prices with otte r« and are If (here is any reason why
for $1.80.
A. E. Kellogg, Gold
own products and In addition to estab­
you should pay more.
+ have assured us that they + middle and two larger ones on tbe HUI, Ore.
lishing cheaper carload rates. It gives
+ w ill use their beet endeavors + wheeL The driver haa a whip with a
ALL MY WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED,
intermediate cities the privilege of
la d y Httendant.
lash long enough to reach tbe leaden.
We have a few tons of First Crop Al­
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Those living out of town will not he kept wailing.
to only book good companies
* Ills assistant haa another shorter one. falfa left at $14, delivered. O. E. liter k-
cleaning and treating wool in transit.
W. H. 8TICKKL. + but his chief persuaders are rocks.
The present rate of $1 on wool from +
22-Karat Gold Crowns • 55.00
ington, Gold Crest Fruit Co.
Full S -l of Teeth, on Ruhte<r
M anager
+ "The assistant earns 00 routs a day
Pacific coast terminals to Boston and
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and
free
Inaumnce
against
dyspepsia.
other points on the Atlantic seaboard
, / c, ®, McQanshan, “ The Incubator
He alights at the foot o f every hill and Man s sd in this Irene, for the best
Best 8et of Tooth, on Ruhte-r
w ill be continued in effect, notwith­
Bridge
Work
(perianth)
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fills his sombrero with rocks on the uienhator on ite- market today for the
standing that this rate Is materially
(»old filling • • $ 1 .5 0 and up
N 0T IC 1 FOR PUBLICATION
way up. He then shies several bowl­ pntv. Aini uien* gru nono ln*(u*r ut niìv
Paiiilem
Exlraulioti
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50<
higher than the rate from Intermediate
J
Deportment oi the Interior
ders big enough to dislocate a hip at price.
Silver Fillings - • 1.00 and up
other work in proportion.
points inland. The commission speci­ U. 8. Land Office at Ruaebarg, Oregon the leaden, and when the whole team
fically declares that this rate of $1 Is
la In a gallop he sw ings him self on to
April 12, 1912
REM EM BER, THE M ATERIAL AND W ORKM ANSHIP
forced upon railroads by actual water
Notice is hereby given that Richard M. the box In some miraculous way. 1
competition.
ARE G U AR AN TEED TO BE THE VERY RKST
Jennings, whose poetoffice addrere is think be stands on the hub. H e could
Pointed Warning Sent To Mexico
never
do
It
If
he
wore
shoes."
Eugene, Oregon, did, on die 17th day of
I f you want your
Warning was issued by the United Nowmher, 1910, file in this office Sworn
tfitates to the Mexican government, aa Statement and Application, No. 06781
tools put in good
TRAINED TURTLES.
well as General ltexcual Orozco, chief to purchase the E l ,E ^ , Section 18,
shape be sure to see
of the revolutionary forces, that the Township 35 South, Range 3 West, Wil­ Tricks The»» Clumsy Creatures May
H<'
“■ » •
' I n .jH ic fi)« , 9 a. m. to 1 p.m.
United States "expects and must de­
Bo
Taught
to
Perform.
lamette Meridian, and the timber there­
mand that American life and property
Of
all
living
creatures,
says
n
writer
J O I-8 F arm u ra* a n d F r u itg r o w e r s ' B a n k B u ild in g
on. under the provisions of the Act of
In tbe Strand Magaxlne. the turtle Is
■within the Republic of Mexico must be
Jane 3, 1878, and acts amendatory,
B
la
c
k
s
m
it
h
Cor.
W, Main end Grape Sts.
M e d fo r d , O re.
undoubtedly the slowest In Its move­
Justiy and adequately protected, and
known as the “ Timber and Stone Law,” ment and probably possesses the least
that this government must hold Mex­
B o t h PH ov«««
z
at such value as might be fixed by a,»- brain. Yet a well kuowu American
ico and the Mexican people responsi­
prairement. and that, pursuant to such naturalist hns succeeded In training
ble for all wanton or illegal acts sacri­
application, the land and timber thereon three of these creatures to do a num­
ficing or endangering American life
have been appraised >782, the tlmlx-r es­ ber o f little tricks. He places them,
or endangering American property or
timated 1,080,000 board feet at HO rente one aboTe the other, on spools, and if
interests.
Miners, I can sharp­
per >1, ami the land $80; that said ap­ a piece o f cabbage or other green stuff
Orozco recently refused to recognize
la
held
out
In
front
of
them
they
will
en, repair or make
plicant will offer final proof in support of
Mr. Letcher as the American Consular
make a complete circuit, all moving In
his application and sworn statement on
tools,
and guarantee
representative because the United
unison, keeping their Its lance and not
(he 29th .lay of June, 1912, before W. W tumbling off.
my
work
to stand
Stales withheld recognition of the
Tbe bigger turtle will also ring a
rebel cause. The representations to Calkins, United States commiamoner, at
the
racket;
try me
Eugene, Oregon.
bell. This It grasps In one of Its fore­
Orozco accuse him of "practical mur­
and
be
shown
Any person is at liberty to pretest this feet. Jerks it off the ground and then
der" of Thomas Fountain, an Amerl
can gunner enlisted with the federate purchase before entry, or initiate a con gives It a shake. It Is quite umuslug
to watch the slow, deliberate manner
hut summarily put to death test week test at any time before patent femes, by
In which this la done. The turtles
filing
a
corroborated
affidavit
in
this
B L A C K S M IT H
when taken prisoner by the Insurrec
office, alleging facts which would defeat have alw ays lived In their owner's
tos.
house, spending their time In the kltib
I he entry.
Popular Election cf Senator Possible
en bunting down the vermin.
P R A C T IC A L
BENJAMIN
F.
JONES,
One of tbe turtles draw s a little cart
Senator Borah is confident that the
Register.
S
H
O E M A K IN G
aboat
tbe
garden,
a
task
which
be
ap­
present session of congress will not
parently does not resent In tbe least.
adjourn until an agreement has been
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Boots and Shoes Made to O tte r
Of course be Is never kept harnessed
reached upon the Joint resolution pro­
Department of the Interior,
for
any
length
of
time.
He
la
quite
viding for the election of senators by
r e p a ir in g
U. S. Land Office at Roeeburg, Oregon. tame, follows tbe children about tbe
direct vote of the people. The dead
Dons in Tint-class Shape
garden and w ill even eat from tbelr
March
27,
1912
lock has continued for some months,
Notice is hereby given that Charles F fingers.
Is one of the most useful among the electric family, and
but It now looks as If the house would
h a r n e ss r e p a ir e d
Young, whose post office address is
ironing
day has no more terrors since the advent of thi*
recede from its position that the con­
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Hay for aale—A lfalfa, baled; grata,
Medford, Oregon, did, on the 20th day of
useful member.
trol of the election of senators shall
baled and loose; $1$ per tea; smaller
Hot in a jiffy, clean and economical to operate, and a
he taken from the federal government. October, 1911, file in this office Sworn
Statement and Application No. 07605, to than ton lets at rate of $1T per lea.
Bill For Rail Line In Alaska
5
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ioreJ
’ractK'al or convenient article would 1« hard to
Nest to Berber Shop
find.
uaranteed two years and the price ¡. o n ^
Governmental
c o n s t r u c t i o n ___ purchase the Northeast Quarter, Sec­ Darling A Hodgsa.
equipment of a thousand miles of rail­ tion 28, Township 35 South, Range
West, 'Willamette Meridian, and the
road In Alaska and the establishment
of a naval coal supply base off its timber thereon, under the provisions
shores are advocated In a bill intro of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts
duced In the sen a te The bill calls amendatory, known as the “ Timber and
for an Alaskan railroad commission to Stone Law,” at snch value as might be
aid ths president In building the line fixed, by appraisement, and that, pur
It also provides for th s acquisition of suant to such application the land and
existing railroads In Alaska and rights tiinl»er thereon have been appraised,
of way by lease and condemnation. $615.00, the timber estimated 700,000
The Interstate commerce commission board feet at 75 cents per M, and the
Is empowered to control the railroad’s tend $90.00; that said applicant will offer
final proof in support of his Application
opera done
and sworn statement on the 21st day of
Railroads Fear Panama Laws
Washington is Just beginning to re­ June, 1912, before W. H. Canon,
alize that the railroad and steamship United States Commissioner, at Medford,
legislation pending in congress pre Oregon.
P. B O U C H E T , P r o p .
Any person is at liberty to protest this
sents an issue almost as Important as
purchase
before
entry,
or
initiate
a
con­
the tariff. The most radical proposals
test at any time before patent issues, by
made since the enactment of the Hep­ filing a corroborated affidavit in this
burn bill are contained In the Adam­ office, alleging facts which would defeat
son bill, forbidding railroads to own the entry.
any Interests In steamship lines with
BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register
which they may compete for traffic,
B est W ork D on e T h at C an B e D on e
and In the Humphrey bill, excluding
Notice of Final Settlement of Account
A s h la n d , O reg o n
from American ports any foreign ships In the County Court of the County of
which may be a part of a foreign
Jackson, and State-’of;Oregon.
H. G. Butterfield
C. W. Watson
steamship pool.
In tbe matter of the estate of W. H.
Electrical Fng’r
If no other sign existed of the im­
Caine, deceased.
portance of these proposals, one demo­
Notice is hereby given the undersigned,
cratic and one Inspired by the admin­ the Administrator of the estate of W. H.
istration, It would be indicated by the Caine, deceased, lias rendered and pre­
recent visits of eminent railroad men sented for settlement, and fifed in said
to the White House.
court, his final account of his administra­
National Capital Brevltlsa
tion of said estate ;Xand that Friday, the
The president has signed the bill to -’Cth day of April, 1912, at 10 o ’clock a.
tax white phosphorous matches. It is m., at the court room of said court, at
Proprietor»
asserted the law will In effect pro­ the ( ourt House at Jacksonville, in said
hibit their manufacture
county and state, has been duly appoint­
e s p e c ia lly a d a p te d to f is h in g in t h e
Rigs for all occasions
The interstate commerce commis­ ed by the judge of said court, fortheflnal
R o g u e. A n e w a n d c o m p le te lin e o f
sion holds that there Is no substantial settlement of said account, at which time
Good horses and drivers that know the roads
reason why mohair should be required and place any person interested in said
flie s , tie d b y th e b e s t e x p e r ts .
We make no'fipecialty of any class of trade
to pay a higher rate than wool.
i estate may appear and file exceptions in
A new order issued by President writing to the said account and contest
G IV E U S A T R I A L
Taft permits federal service employes
same.
A. E. KELLOGG,
to present petitions to congress or
Administrator of said Estate.
S o ft D r in k s
Ice C ream
any of the com m ittees through the
Dated atGold Hill, Or., March 20, 1912
heads of their departments.
C a n d ie s
C ig a r s
T estifying before the senate finance
tom m lttes, Huntington Wilson, acting
secretary of state, said that the free
sugar Mil would mean the abrogation
o f the agreem ent between the United
States and Cuba.
obtain«! OB WO FBI
Trade-
*"*1 Label» reffi«t«red.
Under the present law, homestead-
F*ACTICI. Hithert refcrea««. ,
Bend
model,
«ketch
nr
photo,
for
free report
»rs oi reclamation lands cannot ac
* " •»»■"»«« •> n M ~ 5 » l. I
BAWD-BOOK FBEB Explnin«ererythln<. Toll« ,
quire i 11 title until at the end o f ten
wm
“nd **" W Unt*‘ What I o tob M o W
Will Par. How to O«t a Partner, espial ng |
years. Under a bill Just Introduced
moTem
Rod contain« »00 ot__
C. C. A p p l e g a t e , S a l e s M a n a g e r
by Senator Smoot, they cotild obtain
■uhjeete of importance to inventor«.
Adtlretf
Utle In five years, the government re-
tablin': a Hen cn the land until ail pay-
365 Willson 8ldg.
WftgHINSiON, 0.
merits are inada.
Dentai Work
Consult Me Before Going Elsewhere
M IN E R S
D r. B a r b e r
T h e D e n t is t
CHARLES KELL
E le c tr ic I r o n
C. F. C A R T E R
J. E. M A R T I N G
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A re You Going to
Y our L and?
Before perfecting your plans
consult US. W e are prepared to
investigate your project, to de­
sign and construct your dams,
ditches and pumping stations and
to furnish the necessary Pumps,
Engines, Moters e tc .
Butterfield & Watson
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P a n to r iu m
C lothes Cleaned, Pressed and
Repaired in Good Order
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