Gold Hill news., October 19, 1912, Image 4

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K e llo g g
Summons, Suit in Equity
In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e S la te of
O regon, for Jack so n C ounty.
A. W. M cCutche, n, p lain - )
tiff.
vs.
lcedore V iola M cC utchen, )
d efen d an t.
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Sum m ons, S u it in E q u ity .
To leetlorv' Viola McCutcheon, the alsive
nanusl Defendant.
New Is the tim e Io bny property In
In th e nam e of th e ¡gate o f O regon
Gold H ill: don’t w ait HU you have to
you a re hereby o m m anded to ap p ear
hn»e It: buy n o n and m ake the In­
an d a n sw er th e p lain tiff's com p lain t
v esto r's profit, a w ord to the wise is
ag ain st you now on tile in th e above
lu f ftr ie n t: If you have not th e ra s h :
e n title d C o u rt and cause, on o r b e­
ta lk to K ellogg he will get it for you;
fore th e la st day p rescrib ed In th e
he has some re a l barg ain s Just non
I o rd e r fo r p u b licatio n o f sum m ons
In Cold llill p ro p erties.
' lu tein, to-wit, on or before tlie 9th
H e g u aran tee 7 p er cent and have day of Niivemls r. '1*12. said date be-
n ever paid less th an 11 p er cent on ¡ng the expiration of six weeks from
saving accounts paid by the month, I the day of first publication of this
both large and sm all.. The Pacific i alias summons.
B uilding Jt Loan Association. Talk
And you are lierehy notified th at
w ith A. K. Kellogg, local agent.
if you fail to appear and answer for
w ant th e re o f plain tiff will apply to
..O w n your own hom es; slop paying
th e co u rt for th e re lie f p ray ed fo r in
r e n t The Pacific Building ft Loan
A ssociation will fu rn ish you th e m on­ ’ the complaint, to-wit:
T h at th e bonds of m atrim o n y now- .p 4.
e y : pay by the m o n th ; ju s t like pay­
ing re n t; it costs no m o re; talk with ex istin g betw een p lain tiff and d efen d ­
Kellogg, he d o rs th e ir business in a n t h erein be dissolved.
Gold UHL
FOR SALE—Well Improved farm of
43 a cres 3 m iles from Gold Hill, 20
a cres u n aer cu ltivation, w ater right,
and irrig a tin g system w ith place,
plenty of tim ber on place 200 fruit
tre e s 3 y ears old, 1 acre in berries,
good house, b arn and out buildings,
picket and w ire fence, k* mile from
school. Team , sto ck and im plem ents
go w ith place. P rice $4000, p art
down, balance on favorable term s.
FOR SA LE—3 m iles from Gold Hill,
20 acres placer m ining ground, good
title, all tillab le land, 500 tie rs of
fire wood stan d in g on the claim . No
im provem ent on th e land. T h is is
a snap for som e one th a t w ants a
sm all ran ch and a pay roil rig h t at
th e ir door. P rice, cash $400.00.
This alia- summons is published in the
Gold H ili News, by o rd e r of th e h o n ­
orable F M. Calkins, judge of the above
entitled
u r t . » hi h -aid order was made
and ont
1 • ( i ud on the likh day of
- . p io iii
.
« h i . b o r d e r requin - you
to a p p e a r an d an sw er said co m p lain t
eu o r befo re th e last day p rescrib ed
in -aid
i 1 ; i r publication o f ibis -u in ­
ui a -.
D a te .'I first publication ¡»tile 21
day i Septem ber, 1912, and tlie dale of
til. la-: publication is the !<tli day of
off. r i, F R E E . » it • th • xr
co«» of thè U m ver i v Fv
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Is here to stay, and is very much alive to the
n e id so f this growing city, and will design
and execute anything in the Building line.
Brick. Stone and Cement. Plain or artistic
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you in crea se yo u r la n J y ie ils enough to
p a y fo r it th e fir s t y e a r . The n e x t th ree
y e a r s w ill b u ild a nice brick house. B uy
th em from us a n d sane m oney.
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N o v e m b e r , 1912.
DeARMOND ft DeARMOND,
A tto rn ey s fo r Plninliff.
S T E IN H O F F
The U n iv e r s ity o f O r e g o n
C orresp on ^ence S c h o o l
HAVE now in stock anti set up on the floor for inspec­
tion one of the moat complete lines of H E A T I N G
S T O V E S in southern Oregon. Anyone wishing to
purchase a heater should see my stock f i r s t ! I know
that I can please you. both as to size, price and quality.
I also have in stock two F r e e S e w i n g M a c h i n e s
that I going to dose out at c o s t I They are regular $40
machines, and I am going to dose them out at $ 3 0 I
Now is your chance to get a $40 sewing machine for $30.
Remember, they are guaranteed for five years. Anyone
wanting a first-class sewing machine for $10 less than Ihe
regular selling price should avail themselves of this oppor­
tunity at once. I also have in stock the celebrated
I
w hich the hearing
uienced Monday.
In u decision ju st handed down by
the suprem e court; the law passed by
Clatsop coun ty 's first ju v enile Indus­
the O regon legislature In 1911 reg u lat­
tria l fa ir w as launched at A storia F ri­
p e r d o K « lt'--
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ing the branding of tub b u tte r Is de­
day.
clared unconstitutional, ou the ground
n t s O O c Q u a r t s 7 O c 1 -2 G a l $1
T he M edford o pera house, an old
th a t it is class legislation The decis­
land m ark, burned to th e ground F ri­ ion m akes it possible for all persons
day.
who make b u tte r to com pete with the
T h ere have been Just 14 d eath s from cream eries.
tu berculosis so fa r th is y ear in Lane
A ttorney G eneral Craw ford ta pre-
county.
• paring to go to Crook county to tak e
E ight hundred d eleg ates a re expect­ up the suit ou the boud of Sheriff
ed at th e N ational C onvention of the Balfour, who is charged with not per­
W om an's C h ristian T em p erance Un­ form ing the d uties of his office in
ion, w hich begins in P o rtland S a tu r­ ' connection with controlling vice coé­
day m orning.
ditions. Several charges havs basa
D eW itt P erry of F o rest G rove and m ade ag ain st him. alleging th a t he
Neal M cFarland of P o rtlan d m et death was in league w ith law violators la
C o id < I < a n d p u re as snow
In th e sub-station of th e O regon Elec­ that county.
H a v e a su n d ae 'fo re y o u go
tric railw ay a t H illsboro, when 90.060
G overnor W est announces th a t he
volts passed through th e ir bodies.
Intends to recom m end to th e legists
Silas Rich, ex paying te lle r of th s tu re abolition of the office of s ta te
U nited S tates N ational bank of Salem, land agent, and ulao superintendent
w as arre ste d by a U nited S ta te s m ar­ of the penitentiary, both offices ap­
shal In th a t city, charged w ith em bez­ pointive by the governor. Keoognis-
zling $2400 from th e Salem bank.
ing the uselessness of his office, T. A.
T he annual m eeting of th e Oregon R hinehurt, present sta te land ageat,
B aptist s ta te convention is being held has advised the governor th at Ute
a
t Oregon City. T h e c o n te n tio n Is office o u g h t to be abolished.
LEG
E.
FOR SALE— 120 a cres Improved
A N e w a n d C o m p le te
a m eeting rep resen tin g th e B aptist
The population of P ortland in 1*10, i
farm 6% miles from Gold H ill, rich
denom ination th roughout th e state.
T
h
is
g
re
a
t
in
s
titu
tio
n
opens
Its
according
to
the
bulletin
of
tb
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u
sus
creek bottom lan d ; 80 acres under
L in e o f F is h in g T a c k le
Miss Alice Holm es. 21 years old, bureau, was made up of 111,666 in s is t
cultivation.
An old perfected w a te r , oors fo r th e fall se m e ste r on S ep­
w
as
killed,
and
th
ree
persons
injured
and 88.346 fem ales, being a ratio of
a t the
-.
rig h t, plenty of w ater; producing 75 tem b er 20th. C ourses of in stru ctio n
when th e autom obile in w hich they 134.5 m ales to each 100 fem ales. Ten ,
G en eral
A g ricu ltu re
to 100 tons alfalfa, can double th at inclu d e:
w ere riding plunged o v er an em bank­ years previous, the ratio was 143.«
A nim al
H u sb an d ry .
am ount w ith m ore acreag e; very rich A gronom y,
m ent on th e L innton road. 10 m iles to each 100 fem ales. In all Oregon In
p lace r channel ru n n in g th ro u g h farm . D airy H u sb an d ry . B acteriology. Bo
n o rth of Portland.
census year th ere »ver» 384.265 m ales j
any and P la n t P ath o lo g y . Poultry
P rice 39,000.00; term s reasonable.
W hat can be accom plished w ith the and 288.500 fem ales or 188.2 m ales to !
H u sb an d ry , H o rtic u ltu re ,
E n to m o l­ gov ern m en t's aero system w as dem on­
I HAVEJa elient’that-w ill build yon im- ogy, V e terin ary Science, Civil En
each 100 fem ales. In I960 th ere « e re
stra te d th is week when th e w ireless 129 m ales to each 100 fem ales In Ore­
G OLD H IL L . OHFGON
•
iiatelyja h o m ein Gold Hill onjeor-
g ln eerin g , E le ctrical
E n g in eerin g
o p erato r a t A storia picked up a m es­ gon.
^ i e r lota, nicely ¡located. Submit your
M echanical E n g in eerin g , M ining E n ­ sage from th e Jap an ese coast. 4300
Embalmer and Funeral
0 lan- (or house topcoat JfroinJJfil .OuO.t».»
A third edition of the P ortland
n au tical m iles away.
Director
“ t >?1,600.00. > 2 5 0 .6 0 caahjdow n.jbal- g in eerin g , H ighw ay E n g in erin g . Do
C ham ber of Commerce circular, P ub­
m estic Science. D om estic A rt, C om ­
A large business deal h as ju s t been lic Lunds In O regon." Issued In no
Wv have h ) h k » i i I mmi U m caper*
C o m p u te lint' ol burial robes,
^ » n ' , o n j t l i ■ in-tallin nt, /fciojto 325.00
m ade a t H erm iston, w here th e F irst operation with the passenger d ep art
utlly coiiptriietfd for Kogtx* Riv­
merce.
F
o
re
s
try
,
P
h
arm
acy
,
Zoology.
'-askets,
etc.
jjp - r month.',
er. Tlie I n
HrtHortliu-lit of
N ational bank purchased th e H erm is­ raent of the O.-W. II. ft N com pany,
hem istry, P h y sics,
M ath em atics
- >. > saKanM C E nglish
FUNERAL CAR
ton
Bank
&
T
ru
st
com
pany,
consoli­
cane
poles
in
the
town. Some*
L
an
g
u
ag
e
an
d
L
ite
ra
tu
re
has just bt-en issued. T b s dem and Olli«» Phone: Home, ft—M ; ItesideiKX-
F ir e , L ife , C a s u a lty , A c c i­
thing new in flieN.
d e n t a n d S i c R I n s u r a n c e , Public S p eak in g , M odern L an g u ag es. d atin g th e two in stitu tio n s under the for th is publication was so g reat th a t
I'lioti«», Iloiii<'2— K ; I'ueilh- 46-Main.
H istory, A rt, A rch itectu re, In d u stria l nam e of th e F irst N ational bunk of the original editions did not satisfy.
L o a n s a n d In v e stm e n ts
H
erm
iston.
Pedagogy, P h y sical E d u catio n . M il­
T he booklet contains an am ple de
CLEMENT H. SMITH. M. I).
T he Dally C apital Jo u rn al, one of acriptlon of all the public lands In the
itary
Science and
T actics, am!
th e best known papers in th e W illam ­ sta te now available for en try uuder
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
Music.
e tte valley, h as been sold by Colonel either th e s ta te n r federal lawe
Office in Wells Building
C atalo g u e an d illu s tra te d lite r a ­
We alwi i««ni- hnnting mid fish­
H ofer to L. S. B arnes of Salem and
tu re m ailed free on ap p licatio n . A d­
Hours 10-12—2-4
ing liceriRCK
G raham P. T abor, late of L ogansport,
C
latsop
to
Have
C
heese
Factoriea.
dress: R e g istra r, O regon A g ric u ltu r­ Ind. T he consideration is understood
A storia.—A bout 30 dairym en from lO IIN H . C A H K IN
OI.K NN O. T A Y L 3 F
a l College, C orvallis. O regon.
to have been $3t),l)0t).
th e C latsop P lains section held a m eet­
School y ear opens S ep tem b er 20tb.
A ccording to a request often m ade ing h ere and decided to Incorporate R i^C A R K lN & TAYLOR
In his lifetim e, th e ash es of Jerem iah th e
LAW YERS
C latsop C ounty
C o-operative
R. Ream, for m any y ears a prom inent C heese association, w ith a capital
OOMS 17-11) OVUM JACKKOX COUNTY BANS
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business man of Albany and Eugene, stock of 35000 to erect and o p erate a
M EDFORD. OREGON
N o rth b o u n d
w ere c a st upon th e w aves of the Paci­ co-operative cheese factory at Seaside.
I f you w an t y o u r
No. 20 . . .
.
8:13 a. m. fic ocean, his widow m aking a trip to
P lans a re also under way to e re c t one CLARK E. SAUNDERS, M. D.
,
No. 24 (m otor)
.
11:02 a .m . N ew port for th a t purpose.
Ì. 96
. _ c fl
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k ) s
o r m ore cheese factories In the d is­
tools p u t in good
No. 32 (m otor)
.
5:27 p .m .
Prnetiu* Limited to
W ith inform ation from every county tric t betw een Seaside and A storia.
No. 16 .
‘
.
6:44 p. rn.
2 ;d L le ta l:
.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
in th e sta te as to salarie s of ail coun­
sh ap e be su re to see
ty officials and expense of th eir of­
Eye« Neientilically examined and gla««es
S o u th b o u n d
H untington Has New Mayor.
T o r i . ’c r . v . i
furnislied when ms'iled.
No. 23 (m otor)
8:13 a. m. fices, G overnor W est is preparing a
H untington.— W ithin the past nine
No. 31
(m otor)
.
.
1:42 p .m
! lave More I i» -r» .
m . easure to equalize aii salarie s of
•»• aH-Corey J*fT .'i;a, M -dtord, Ore
m
onths
H
untington
has
had
th
ree
dif­
No. 15
. . .
.
2:66 p m. county officials according to assessed
in a g a z .u c o r ,
c ..
fe re n t men for m ayor. M ayor N orthey.
No. 10
. . .
. 10:46 n. m.
in ihe j d ia b le í a s h i o n G ;
valuation, a re a and population of each
monthlv in o n e m i l : < n o n e lv . it <'
who resigned at th e request of G over­
DR. R. C. KELSEY
county.
thounathl ho.n s
1* m »: vs *-1.«
omen in
nor W est; J. T. Fyfer, who succeeded
i lg i.i the l a t e s t t l e s i g .s o : M, I .
The extension division of th e Ore­
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him
,
snd
lastly,
J.
S.
C
rlm
lns,
who
P .tteras. each i sue is 1 : r f 1
gon A gricultural college rep o rts an
COB. THIRD 4 C BTR.
w as elec:ed by th e council Friday.
n rklinçf «’’o t «*
'
r '. n m
t T V í t t f t s h
unusual dem and th is season for mem­
GOLD H lt.L ., OREGON
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bers of th e college faculty and ex­
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Bird
and
mm.il
Collection
is
Gift.
|2 '3
4 N 5
scrim >< i »• 1
perim ent statio n staff to judge exhib­
M iners, I can sh arp
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
<•! r. »f»
F orest Grove.—A valuable addition
its and ren d er o th er expert service a t
i -» L I .
AlvC.
en, re p a ir or m ake
to
the
zoological
d
ep
artm
en
t
of
Pacific
DENTIST
. r , ‘ • !» P »»•rnt L”*«!
th e county and g range fairs th rough­
U niversity w as m ade when Dr. E ver
tools,
and g u aran tee
«• . i : . ••«’ »tom**
l iti J -r :
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out th e state.
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McC.1l Í '1er • i
RIALTO R U ILD IN G , MEDFORD
,i «i • »«V» • ie«1. h • i • liip ' •
1
my w ork to stan d
The wool ra te case, w herein the est, of G aston, m ade a gift of his
r , J. I. i;.
r ¿ - i t r, » r b* i.
I
N ational W oolgrow ers' association and collection of birds and m am m als to
th e ra c k et; try me
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M A C A Z i •r
th e Oregon W oolgrow ers’ association the university. T he collection was
A. E. KELLOGG
and be shown
made by Dr. E verest during hla 20
a re plaintiffs ag ain st 25 railro ad s la
NOTARY PUBLIC
y e a rs’ residence In Oregon, and con­
||2 7 ^
Oregon, has been postponed by th e
P hone 86 Main
sists of about 85 specim ens.
s ta te railro ad com m ission, he
G OLD H IL L , OREGON
B L A C K S M IT H
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S e atin g C apacity 600.
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It is th e o b ject o f th e 4»
FO R SALE—40 acres unim proved land
-F m an ag e m en t to book only 4»
in Sam s Valley, price $20 p er care;
•F firs t class a ttra c tio n s and 4»
also an SO acre tra c t a t sam e price
4 ab o u t tw o p erfo rm an ces a 4»
p er acre. Both tra c ts nicely lo­
4 m o n th . T h e sta g e has b een 4
cated.
4 e n larg ed an d new d re ssin g 4
FO R SALE— F arm 30 acres, 6 miles 4 room s added to th e b u ild in g 4
from Gold H ill, rich riv er bottom 4 w ith new scenery an d th e 4
land, 7 acres in alfalfa, good im- j 4 p re se n t stag e, we can stag e 4
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provem ents and fences, all under 4 any k in d of a p ro d u ctio n .
T h e H ouse in th e fu tu re 4
cu ltiv atio n excepting 4 acres. Price 4
$6000; $2000 cash, b alance on one 4 will be booked th ro u g h th e 4
+ N o rth w e ste rn T h e a tric a l as- 4
and tw o y ears tim e.
4 so ciation h av in g sig n ed a con- 4
FOR SALE—160 acres of tim b er land 4 tra c t to th is effect, a n d th ey 4
a m iles from Gold H ill, ab o u t 2 H 4 have a ssu re d us th a t
th ey 4
m illion feet fine fir and pine tim ber 4 w ill use th e ir best en d eav o rs *
i-enrly all tillab le lan d , plenty A ; 4 to o n ly book good com panies
pr<ng w ater on th e tra c t and nicely 4
W. H. 8T IC K E L . 4
■cated for farm ing and stock rais­ 4
M an ag er
4*
ing P rice $20 p e r acre, o r w ill en ­ 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 F 4 4 4
te rta in a proposition w ith m ill men
fo r th e tim ber a t $1.50 p er M.
OREGON
AGHI« I L T l RAL
COL
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
M ason Fruit Jars
h
/C E C R E A M
. » aa Fountain Drinks
Turner’s Lunch Room
Professional Cards
BON
TON
Give us a trial
T a lk W it h
K ellogg'
P. Tim Card
m in e r s
C H A R L E S K ELL
11912 OCTOaFR 1912
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Just a word !
C .F . CARTER