Gold Hill news., January 31, 1914, Image 1

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G r» a t» » t N a tu r a l /fe e o u rre e
a f S a u lh r rn O r» g a n n
b » a u tifu l R ag ù » R iv a r
On
fte (Halft
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
PREACH BENEFITS OF
DAIRY AND PORKERS
Will 6e in Gold Hill Februa­
ry 12; Itinerary Include»
Fifty-one Towne
Dry «tat» Prsdleted.
Spokane,
W ash— "The
state of
| Washington will be voted dry at the
; November election of this year by a
1 majority of at least 20,000 votes ’
This Is the prediction made by May­
or Hindley, who has just ret irned
from the coast, where he talked with
the Mayors of 11 Washington cities
and prominent coast business m in on
the present Issue of prohibition.
Citizens' Alliance Exonerated by Jury.
( alumet, Mich.—The grand Jury In-
veHtlgatlng the aeaault upon Charles
H. Moyer, president o f£ h e Western
Federation of Miners, who was beaten
and deported from the strike district,
reported a complete exonoratfon of 17
) member» of the Cltlxens1 Alllenoe.
charged with participation In the af­
fair.
Jackson Co,
O n » C o m m u n ity o t O p p o r­
tu n ity - R o g a r R ii , r V nO or,
u h m th » a p p i» g u n , 4 fo m »
Woman Wins Own Suit.
Olympia, Wash.— Mrs. Claris«
ey, of Beattie, who during the last |
term of the supreme court was allow
ed the unusual privilege of arguing
her own case after she had disagreed
with her attorney, was awarded a re­
duction of nearly 217.000 In street as­
sessments against her property, la a
decision handed down Saturday.
~ SENATE PASSES BILL
PROVIDING $40,000,000
r~~ - - i ■ h i
FOR GREA T PROJECT
-
Machinery Used in Panama
Construction Will Work
on Next Federal Job
ALBERT J. JENNINGS
Municipal Store Opened In Chleatfe.
Chicago.— Chicago’s first municipal
store, which the city council recently
authorized with an appropriation of
221,000, and at which groceries are
sold at cost to the poor, has bees
opened. If tbe market proves a suc­
cess. meats and wearing apparel also
will be sold, and other stores opened
In different sections of the city.
The third Farming OwBonattMton train
ol tlie Houliicrn 1‘aclflc, working in con-
junction with tin« Hstciwioa service oi the
Oregon Agricultural college, will arrive
in Gold Hili on Thursday, February I2tb
at 4:10 p. in , remaining until ft;4ft.
Tin* train in operated lor tin- purpoae oi
promoting dairying and hog raining in j
Coquille Coal Is Moving.
wmtern ami southern Oregon, to tlie end
H aiti Revolt Is Growing.
Coquille.—The output of the three
that thia territory may become the gnat-
Port Au Prince— The revolutionary
eet dairy and hog section in the nation,
movement In Haiti la growing strong­ coal mines on the Coquille river at
an export* have continually maintained
er dally. All the towns in the north Riverton, nine miles below this city.
that it aliould bo. The train will consist 1
are In arms against the government Is 200 per cent greater now than It
£ of seven car . including baggage car car
ami several of the most Important was a year ago Their production Is
rylng complete dairy farm outfit, sample« I
place» have been captuied by revolu­ now running 300 tons a month, and
100 laborers are at work In them.
tionists.
Of feed, etc.; boxcar lor stock exhibit;
two Hat car» lor demonstration purpose»,
Justice Urges Roekplle.
and two coiicln - lor lecture work in tin,
T H E M ARKETS.
The Dalles.—Justice of the Peace J.
event Ute weather prevents lecture» from
Portland.
W. Allen is urging the establishment
•«•Ing conducted in the open. Eleven in­
Wheat—Club, 85c; bluestem, 96e; ot a roekplle on which to work the
structors will accompany It.
red Russian, 84c.
I city and county prisoners. Most of
Fifty-one tewus and cities of Oregon
Hay—Timothy, 217; alfalfa, 214
the 80 criminal cases which have come
will !»• visited by the wjicciaJ detnonetra-
llu tter—Creamery, 35c.
before the Justice In the last four
Uon train, which enter» upon it» itiner­
Eggs— Candled, 37c.
months
have been for mlnor'offenses.
James
C.
Gilmore,
president
of
the
ary at lnde|>*ndcncc, Monday, February
Albert J. Jennings, former train
2d, and cl aes tlie campaign at Albany, new Federal Baseball League, which
Seattle.
robber and ex-convict, who has start­
Silver
Gray
Is
Captured.
w ill fight the National and American
Saturday, February 14tl>.
W heat— Bluestem, 94c; club, 85c;
ed a campaign for governor of Okla­
Bend.— A sliver gray fox, the fur homa.
Individual invitation» have lieen mail­ Leagues.
red Russlnn, 83c.
of
which
is
believed
to
be
worth
from
ed pi many fanner» ami rancher», but
H a y—Timothy. 217 per ton; alfalfa.
2300 to 21500, was caught by C. L.
Immorality Charged to Indians.
814 per ton.
tlie difficulty «I securing the name» of all i Fruit Union Want» Packing Plant.
Smith, a rancher, nenr Bend.
Roseburg.— At the annual meeting
Pendleton.— M ajor E. L. Swartzland-
who aliould be interested in the work is!
• f, agent on tbe Um atilla reservation,
at once apparent, ami a special request i» of the Douglas County Fruit Union
and several witnesses are In Portland
ten lend P> Aid. HE PRESENT. Tim held here, »leps were taken toward
to lay before the federal grand ju ry
importance of the work to be undertaken establishing a fruit packing plant here I
GEORGE PUTNAM ;; in ;; MAIL-TRIBUNE
charges of Immorality on the part of
for the further development and pro»|a-r- for tlie union, and u resolution favor- 1
reservation Indians. It is said a num-
. ity o f thia diatrlct, and the opportunities Ing employment by the county of an
" of gaining at first band ooncisc and reli- agricultural expert wus adopted.
| her of rede with wives are living with
other squaws.
abic information Upon these very impor­
JA ( KSON COUNTY has never had a governor, but is
tant topic», canno*, !»• ovcn-stlmaUxi.
In Jackson county the H|»a-ial will visit Basco Musical Comedy
entitled to one. As a m atter of fact, southern Oregon
Bud Anderson Outclasses
Uie following places at the hour» indi­
Company Will Appear at
is not recognized politically, commercially or in any other
cated :
Oregon City Barber; Suit
A GOVERNOR fR0M JACKSON COUNTY
Wednesday, irbruary 11th
Boguerivcr sr.^f: 10 p.m ., Iv. 4:40 p in
Thursday, February 12th
Ashland - ar. 7:30 a.in., lv. t»:00a.m.
Talent - ur. 0:20 a.in., iv. 10:20 a.m.
Medford - ar. 10:34 a m., iv. 12:30 p.m.
0 . P o in t-a r. 1:40 p.m ., Iv. 3:40 p.m.
tl. Hill - ar. 4:10 p.m ., iv. 6:4ft p.m.
Opera Monday Evening
way by the rest of the state. Smaii part of its progress or
development is due to Oregon or to Oregon capital.
for W ife’s Alienation On
Washington.— By a vote of 46 to 1«,
the senate passed the Alaska railway
bill, directing tbe president to pur­
chase or construct 1000 miles of rail­
road in Alaska at a cost not to exceed
240,000,000.
Fifteen republicans and Senator
Poindexter, progressive, voted for the
bill. Senators Bacon, Hoke Smith and
W illiams, democrats, voted against IL
The bill places on the president re­
sponsibility for the selection of the
route from tidewater to the interior of
Alaska, and the construction, equip­
ment and operation or leesfng of such
lines as he may construct or buy to
constitute this route. The broadest
powers are conferred on the president
in carrying out his duties.
Redemption Fund Provided.
The bill provides for a redemption
fund Into which shall be paid 75 per
cent of all moneys derived from the
sale of public lands in Alaska or of
the coal or mineral contents thereof.
Machinery utilized in the construc­
tion of the Panama Canal is made
available for the construction work.
The bill provides for the senate’s
approval of the appointment 6f civil
engineers receiving more than $3000
per annum; forbids any payment for
t^e good w ill of existing railways;
gives injured employes the right to
sue the government, and lim its the
government’s defense to the grounds
provided for In the Federal employers'
liability law of 1908.
To Urge Goethal« to Stay.
Listen to ibis. It 1» the dramatic crlt
Ic of tlie Medford Mail-Tribune, in a re
Southern Oregon has grown in spite of Oregon, rather
Oregon City, Ore., Jan. 27.—“ Bud”
cent ixsuo, discussing a performance of
Anderson, of Vancouver, Wash., and
than because of it. It has no state institutions and no
the Basco musical comedy „ company, !
Medford, Or., pugilistic aspirant for tbe
state officials. The benefit this section derives from being
which will ap|M*:tr a' the Gold Hill opera
lightweight championship of the world,
house, next Monday evening, February ]
a part of Oregon consists in being hampered in its devel­
is sued for $5000 damages by an Oregon
2d. Says the Mail-Tribnne:
opment by unprogressive and restrictive laws and in pay­
City barber for alienating the affections
’’Basco and bis musical comedy com­
o iliis wile. The suit was filed in the cir­
ing constantly increasing taxes to support institutions and
pany broke the record at the Page theater ,
Validity o f Clatsop Road
cuit court o f Clackamas county this
last night, not only forcing tbe inw of tbe '
officials, commissions and boards located in other portions
morning by Brownell A Stone, attorneys
Established in High Court ‘‘8. It. O.” sign, but even tilling all six­
of the state.
for tlie barber, G ny'H . Pace. This is the
teen of the Isixes for the llr»t lime in tbe
second suit brought by Pace in which |
L Salem, Jan. 27.—The validity of Clal- history of tlie house. More to the point,
Bud Anderson figures.
"so p county’» 6100,000 bond issue for good eveiyone was pleas <1. Tlie contagions p c X w ’T
Z t b T Wiy* “ * r ? “ '*
I m° * "l
pe«onal ambition is
In August 1913, the barber filed a suit
road» wa» «-Htnlilii-lK-il by tbe supreme hilarity ami ridiculous antics of Basco,
IS f r e ,f ir n
M
C“n,|hl“t<‘’' and
being ridden for a fall. However for divorce from liis wife, Maud Griflin,
court today In an opinion written by Jns- who, for some of his eont< rtloiis, seems
fn^-for-all sc ramble for primary nom-, the choice should be narrowed down to .laughter of O. W. Griffin, of this city
Pace’s allegations in tbe complaint. w hicV
tice Charles L. Me Nary. Thu county, to bi' an overgrown “ Little Jeff,” which, ¡nations, present» the opportunity for one candidate-let tlie county unite for Pace’s
allegations in tbe complaint, which
ol which Astoria i» the county »cat, may backed up by tlie clever impersonations
r ” 0 th° ” 7 innik........... . “U
- ' - a ~
X e r eventually obtained him a divorce on Sep­
now procei-d to aril it» bonds anil expend <>f ’’Curley” Confer, kept tlie audience
tember 13, were that Anderson had alien­
the proceeds a» contemplated on three of in a roar of laughter, were interspersed bis election by concerted and undivided
Accident Benefit» for Postal Employe»
ated his wife’s affections.
vote
of
Jackson
county—nearly
10,000—
with just the rigid amount of “ pony bal­ effort.
its main highways.
In the suit against Anderson, Pace al­
The postoffice appropriation bill,
will
secure
him
the
nomination
against
F. L. Parker attacked the validity of let work ( s l id t h e girls an* young and
Tliere never wa» a time when more un-
leges that the prizefighter sought out his carrying a record breaking total of
scattered
opposition.
With
the
nomina-
pretty)
to
make
everyone
want
more
of
(lie bond issue on tbe ground that the
l” ,"i'lt)l| r
° f th*'
‘«o» securetl." tlie election merely becomes wife, and became acquainted with her in 2305,000,000, was passed by the house.
»urn of $400,non exceeded 2 per cent of each. It was also most refreshing after
September, 4911, and held secret meeting3
I t includes an amendment which
the usscsseil valuation of property in the all the ’’Apache” and aerobatic dances Lord 1914. The opportunity to climb the
with her for some time. Further, when extends to postoffice clerks, letter car­
The
Ashland
Tidings
suggests
tlie
name
comity, and because tlie election was held which have swept the country, to gee Mi»» political lightning rod in public has prov­
he and his wife moved to Isleton. Cal., riers, rural free delivery carriers,
under the provision» of the Gill regiatra- Schuler in her graceful floating toe dance. en too big a temptation for aspiring poli- of State Senator von der Hellen of Wei­ Bud wrote letters to her and called np on mounted letter carriers and postoffice
len as a republican guliemat-orial candi-
tation law, later declared unconstitu­ And then, just a» we wondered how ticians, oblivious of
the long distance telephone.
messengers, for Injuries received on
th .7 ' ï , “ ’', Tb,‘
¡. . «00,1 one. An
much more variety of entertainment t w ,
tional.
The plaintiff further avers that the^mg- duty, full salary for one year after ln-
could lie furnished for 30 cent», came S
Ä
" W b# u
B v“
-
ilist took his wife automobile riding in JuryK with an additional half salary
Walter Farnsworth, with hi» sweet, sym­
Los Angeles, Cal., and Oregon City, Or., for another year If necessary, and
pathetic tenor, giving ns those fascinat­
and finally so infatuated Mrs. Pace that 22000 lump sum payment In case of
Fruitgrowers Plan Work.
<r ._ .
,
r
iMiii anotih'r im
ing Irish songs, »<> reminiscent of Chann
her affection for her husband was dead death.
Roseburg.— A t a meeting of the cey Olcott and Andrew Mack, assisted
affairs
and
lie was obliged to get a divorce from
Apple Shippers Assured.
fruitgrowers of Douglas county, hejd part o f tbe time by Jack Thompson and
Tbe issues M ore the people are I other available repubHcan g 'Ì v I ? Gore
her.
l l l i e r i h 'd partisanship
h H r h fla n u h in or be­ __ ’
..
of I l inlicritcd
Pacific
Coast apple shippers and
th e re , It was decided to affiliate with “ Curley,” whose harmony resulted in not those O
president of tlie Medford National Iwnk.
Anderson was found in company with commission merchants, who have been
't h e North Pacific Fruit Distributors’ encores until they were tired (not the liefs based on differences in national pol­ Among the democrats who could be nom-
association In disposing of thia year's audience), And it is certain that the il­ icies originating in civil war times. Nor inale.1 and elected by a whirlwind cam­ tlie former Mrs. Pace at her father’s apprehensive of the results of the Mo-
crop. This UHsoclatlon does not hnn- lustration of the Tango, which was an are they those that split tlie republican paign are County Judge Ton Velie and home when the summons was served by Kellar cold storage bill w ill not be
affected by the measure.
The bill
dle the products of Individuals, but added attraction, would have uroused party and elected Wilson. Every candi- Attorney A. E. Kearnes. There are oth- Deputy Sheriff Miles, of this county.
would prohibit keeping in cold storage
of the various fruit organizations of nothing lint, hearty approval either at dale draws Ins own plalfonn and asks ’ ers just as available
for snpport upon personality. The char-1 What tbe people o f Jackson counts
the state.
various products longer than 90 days.
Farmers to Get Advice.
Queen Mary’s court or at the Nat, ami
It Is also planned by the fruitgrow­ tlie perpormers were sure ’some chick­ atter o f ins support determines whether want to do is to draft tlie most available
In response to a large number of
Burns.— The annual short course in
lie is prognstslve or reactionary. The use candidate regardless of , «« Rv“lla,,k agriculture and its allied interests will Inquiries from California merchants-
ers to engage In tbe extensive culture ens’. ”
U party
as biinder, for an un- j parties mid
, » " X p T . n ^ be held in Burns February 16 to 21, Representative Kahn obtained a prom­
of ('nullflower during the next year,
Gold Hill receives tin» excellent com­ of
Ibmkmg people belongs to a day that j by an energetic, spirited cam ^ign non,
An export may be employed to direct pany, which usually books only the larg­
Inclusive, with the following instruct ise from Representative M cKellar
-----r^’»R»s asisui-
this work.
er cities, t hrough the enterprise of Mana­
mute ami elect him—slip one over on the ors from the Orejon Agricultural Col­ that his bill would not be permitted
Tlie great issue before the people at tlie mossbaeks by advertising to the world lege: Professor 11. D. Scudder, Ip ag­ to apply to apples in cold storage.
ger W. H. Stickle. If Gold Hill is to re­
Short Weight on Butter Found.
instate itself upon the itinerary of really November election will b e prohibition. how Jackson county stands by its own, ronomy; Professor Potter, in animal
National Capital Brevities.
Grants P ush .— In the cuse of the high-class productions this in an oppor­ This will be settled, one way or the other, and h o w a side-tracked community, husbandry; Mrs. Calvin, in domestic
A point of order struck out of the
state of Oregon vs. E. E. Abell, tried tunity for local theater-goers to demon­ by fhe people themselves. Hence this knowing just what it wants, pnxw ds to science; E. B. Fitts, in dairying, and
annual postoffico appropriation bill
here, the Jury found the defendant strate their willingness to be entertained. issue need not enter into tlie gubernator­ get it.
Mrs. Dolman in domestic science.
the “rider” to exempt all of the coun­
ial contest, for the winner is sworn to en­
guilty of selling butter one ounce short
The proposal is a business one for the
try’s 2400 assistant postmasters from
force
whatever
law
tbe
people
enact,
This
W
ith
a
declaration
against
it
by
A
t­
In a two-pound roll. Deputies of the
the civil service law.
Jaines E. Godfrey, of Salem, has feature out of tbe way, tlie main issues entiic county, and whether successful in
state food commissioner collected the
its entirety or not, will secure for the torney-General Crawford, all members
beon appointed income tax agent In are economy, efficiency and good roads.
a .»-ottTT or a eontwance netweun
evidence from n local grocery store.
county hereafter the political recognition of the state desert land board, with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan
the Internal revenue service on rec­
Jackson
county
lias
many
citizens
qual­
the exception of Secretary of State
The deputies have been busy In
on the latest Haytian revolution, offi­
ommendation of Collector M iller and ified for gubernatorial honors, who havo now denied. It should be taken up by
Oloott, have gone on record against
'Southern Oregon for tho past two
the
various
commercial
c
l
u
b
s
,
who
cials have been considering the advis­
Senators Chamberlain and Lane. His proved their capacity both in public and
Governor
W
est’s
plan
qf
Irrigating
weeks collecting evidence for the pur­
ability of adopting some measures to
compensation will be 27 per day and private life. I t could furnish better should appoint committees to get together
public lands by state and federal co­
pose of locating violators of the law.
Insure the continuance of constitution­
24 per day In lieu ot subsistence.
quallfled candidates for both parties than and
ratify', prepare
a id s t a a program
r t r e l b for
n g the . clubs to
operation.
’
Colonel George W . Goethals w ill be
asked to remain in the federal service.
He w ill not be permitted to sever his
connection with the government ex­
cept over President Wilson's protest.
And the president expects Goethals
to stay.
”
This much was learned here from
an authoritative source. I t Is under­
stood that the report that Colonel Goe­
thals was seriously considering Mayor
M itchel’s offer to appoint him police
commissioner of New York shocked
the president. He had already plan­
ned the issuance of an executive or­
der creating a canal government with
Colonel Goethals as governor.
The T
fact that
Goethals
, ldX
T
° ° etha,8„ even
even con-
con'
‘
° « er’ a r“ y
said.
was due to friction during the last
year among certain Panama official».
al government In the Island republic.