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GOLD H ILL JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON SATURDAY, JULY 11,1914
NO. 10
To Trade at Home is the First Duty in the Catalog of Community Virtues-and the Last!
ELDEST STA TE STAGE
J. BURNS.
MISS MARGARET W-.SON.
WILL FIGHT LEGAL
DRIVER VISITS CITY
BATTLE FOR MINE
Pameus Detective Orappad
by Sleuth«* Asaeelatien.
George Roberts of
Old Days Greets
Old Friends
President*« D a u g h te r te B e­
ceri*« Social M s g azin e E d ita r.
Expraaa Company la Indicted.
Halsm.—An Indictment waa retnrn
nl by the Marlon county grand Jury
tgalnat the Qreat Northern Express
□ouipuny on the charge of violating
the law regulating the shipment of
liquor properly labeled Into dry terrl
tory.
Thia Indictment la probably the drat
one returned In the otate for violation
of
„„ „
from (he
ment of a gallon of wine by the Rose
City Importing company to J. A. Ben
Jamln, aaalatant attorney general. He-
cauae the package waa not properly
labeled Kalem police officer« aetxed
It. It la alleged that Inveatlgatlon
«bowed that the Importing company
had properly labeled the package,
showing Ita true content«, but that
the express company had covered the
Importing company's label with Ita
shipping label, thus causing the pack
age to be shipped In violation of the
label requirement« of the law.
Siuslaw Bar Being Surveyed.
Florence.—Five men are here to
snake a new survey of the Siuslaw
bar to ascertain the effect of work
which has been done on the Jetties
here. Soundings of the bar taken by
boat« passing over It show an Increase
In the depth of the channel of from
four to six feet.
Sucker Creek Find
Runs $ 2 ,5 0 0 to
Ton of Ore
George Hubert* of Roseburg, eld*
eet of living Oregon stage driver« of
Charley Farmer, who forme) ly
the old day«, la the guea; of Me for-
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I owned a mercantile establishment In
nier comrade of the ribbon* Non
Desperate Crook Taken by Officer, I thiB ci’Y. and who is patentee of a
Eddlnga, and of hta boyhood play­
Eugene.—John Bodgen, alias John ! na,nln8 device that will revolutionize
mate, Marshal Jim Hutaon, the prea-
A. Harmon, said to be one of the most the art ot recovering values, waa in
ent week. Roberta, who inlaaeil but
dangerous criminals on the Pacific i Oold H111 on th® Fourth. The fol-
few daya In a period of sixteen yeara
coast, was captured here by the depu- i lowlng day he returned to Holland,
upon the Catlfornla-Orugon atage
ty sheriff of Woodland county. Cal., near which place on Sucker creek.
line, carrlea with him the peculiar
and railroad detectives. They have he has been working a placer and
credential« of hta calling. The third
been following the man for sev'-.al qnartz property for some months
and fourth finger« of each hand are
weeks.
past la partnership with Lester Bol­
permanently crooked and ben: Inwaid
ing of Foots creek.
a heavy ridge of fleah tranaveralng
Many Check Signatures.
He reports a legal controversy
the palm at the Juncture of the dig­
8alem —Secretary of State Olcott anent a Sucker creek property and a
it«. It la ac that sixteen yea'* of four
has a special corps of men checking* rich strike made thereon, that will be
horae a ta rlrg with the relna gripped
over the signatures to the petitions of interest to the many local mining
on up and down grade« for long hours
for Initiative measure«. It Is not nec- men who know the principals con-
each dav, permanently mark« Rob­ *15,000 la Lose In F ire at Stevenson.
essary that negative arguments be cerned. One year ago Thos. Ander-
Stevenson, Wash.— T he biggest fire
erta aa one of the plctutuxqtio arid
flled until July 21.
I son, of Holland, purchased certain
P b n o $ 1914. by American Prete Associ**
paaalng fraternity of atage driver«. In the history of Klevenaon occurred
mineral bearing school land, for pia-
tlon.
He haa been aollclted by the manage­ at 3 o'clock Sunday morning, when a
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cer mining purposes, rejecting fiag-
block
of
buildings
on
Cascades
avenue
ment of the Kan Francisco exposition
Young Idaho G irl M urdered.
ments of the tract which were con-
to appear In 1916 In an historically * aM burned to the ground. The build
Pocatello. Idaho.—Finding their 8- sldered to be of little or no value.
accurate reproduction of Oregon ‘n*8 WBre occupied by a hotel, barber
year-old daughter missing from her R. Boswell, a well known Medford
atage daya, and will doubtless at ahop, two pool room«, two saloons and News Brevities of the Week From Rogue River Valley Cities bed on their return from a dance after man, together with his son. afterward
cept. The Roberts and Hutson fam­ one restaurant. The losses aggregate
midnight Sunday, James T. Hender­ purchased ot the state the remaining
Crater latke travel Is on for the
son and his wife, ranchers at Robin, fragments. Their judgment was Jus­
ine« were pioneer neighbors near *16,000.
season.
Oragon W ill Receive *10.000 For Edu­
an Isolated hamlet 30 miles south of tified or fortune in particularly felici­
Roseburg, to which vicinity the par­
cational Extension W ork. *
Grants Pass trounced the Medford
Mayor*« Aaaallant Dies.
ents emigrated In the late 'IQs. Mar­
Corvallis.—Under the provisions of here, discovered the child’s badly mu­ tous mood, for In January of this
Butte, Mont —Eric Lantala, the Fin­ tossers for three games In the tour­
tilated body In a spring 300 yards from year they removed the cap slip from
shal Jim Hutson, of this city, al­
the
Smith-Lever bill recently passed her
home.
though some yeara younger, was play- nish miner who attacked Mayor Dun- nament of July 3d and 4th.
a three-foot vein, containing a ote-
Robbers entered the Colestln post- by congress, Oregon will receive *10.-
mate of the youthful Roberts, and 1 c,n wl,b * d,rk ,n ,he ,a ,,*T’li office
Alfred
Henderson, who is not a rela­ foot strata of hematite that runs tc
000 for educational extension work In
both have recollections of the stock-1 " nd
"h° ‘ by ,be m#J,or' dled ot offlce sometime between Sunday and
tive, was arrested, charged with mur­
ade built on the Roberta place to re- i?" wound The bu,le‘ P^nCraled ’he Monday morning, purloining over agricultural and domestic economy to der and was brought here for safe­ »2,500 per ton. The balance of the
vein averaged »1 to the pan.
be
carried
on
during
the
next
year,
l>el Indian attacks. Anyone wishing
Ver ’-«Mala refused to make any *100 In stamps. How they gained
keeping because of the high feeling
rhe
money
Is
appropriated
for
use
Anderson, It Is alleged. Impelled
entrance, or whither they departed Is
against him at Robin.
to hear the story of how "Indian } ,tu t,-m«nt
the «>»»* Attorney.
through the land grant college In each
by a quite natural cupidity, secured
not
known.
John"-— a savage henchman of old
st.ite. and therefore will be adminis­
an Injunction restraining the Bos­
Grants Pass commercial fishermen, tered In this state by the Oregon agri­
man Roberts'—foiled a - plot to burn
wells from further operations, claim­
apprehended In the act of taking sal­ cultural college. The money became
the ranch buildings and Incidentally
ing prior title to the land bv reason
mon below the prescribed limit for available July 1, or as soon thereafter
shot a mauraudlng tribesman, may
of old stakes set out some time ago
net fishing, were brought to trial at as the work has been outlined and
have the yarn for the asking. George
by himself. Inasmuch qs the law
Merlin, where the Jury foozled wlth- approved by the United States depart
Roberts Is now In the seventies, but
provides that school lands cannot be
hale, hearty, and keenly Interested Ini belief Agent. C. P. Easley, now In I out a conviction, as Is customary,
ment of agriculture. The plan of op­
located for mineral purposes after
life particularly ns to the 11)15 ox- ¡'h arg e of the Southern Pacific office
M. W. Henderson, of the Univcr eration has already been prepared by
llow the look-hefore-yon-leap pol­ survey, which was the case with the
position
j at this station, has hnd many trans-1ally of Wisconsin, whose appolntmen" the college officials and forwarded to icy applies to dealings with Sears-
disputed tract, Mr. Boswell feels con­
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fers In the course of his calling, to as county pathologist was approved, Washington for approval.
Roebuck or other catalog houses, is fident of retaining title. The case
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. , . v t
aH parU ot the Hne. The Gold Hill will arrive next Monday to assume
If the plans outlined by the college convincingly Illustrated by a recent will be heard either at Grants Pass
St. la u l.-A n earnest plea In behalf ¡«atlon he classes as one of the best
charge. The office will be maintain­ ore finally approved *6500 of the fund local incident. A *100 order destined or Jacksonville within the next week
of the women educators by President business getters and revenue main-
ed In the Garnett-Corey building at will be used to carry instruction by for the Seattle branch of the mam­ or two. Over *15,000 is estimated
Joseph Swain, recommendation for j talner,
folI„d llIlywl„,r„ on
Medford.
[ means of field demonstrations and moth catalog house, was intercepted to be in sight, and an arastra will he
radical change« In the present public ov«u»m for »,Vr... »itl„ *
MhAAi «.«.»
*<
far exceeding in importance
Little Ruth Helman, of Arbiand. ‘dvlce a»d assistance to individual by a local dealer, who asked for an constructed to mill the ore.
school aysteni, discussion of a plan
of nianv ,arKer c„ leB R
farmers. The college experts will be
The property in which Mr. Farmer
. ^ a ’‘n “bln n T '“ s Of “ h ™ 1“
•*•»<*-iron, thto office tor each work- aged eight, swallowed a sufety pin sent Into certain communities where opportunity to take the order at the
while bathing, and was speechles« for
charming catalog figures, without is interested lies below the Boswell
cost »100.00Q.O00 In the country dis- lng da) g<)
far e#t
several days. At the Sacred Heart they will make a survey, call on the having a preliminary opportunity to strike, to the south, and is under
trlcts, to which Andrew Carnegie may
have exceeded *1,000, and although hospital ^surgeons located and re­ farmers, help them to solve their prob- secure an estimate from his whole- lease from the owner, Mrs. Bessie An-
bo the chief contributor, and actlvb
a great part of this is due to heavy moved the obstruction, restoring the 'ems 88 ’hey meet them on the varl-
sale house. The demand was com- Person, of Foots creek. In the oo:n-
tlea of convention politicians marked
machinery shipments of the cement glrl's voice Immediately.
, ous farms; carry °>* demonstrations plled with by the purchaser and the io» of Mr. Farm er they will strike the
the opening session of the National
and power companies, yet the re­
T
h, Ashland
i.h i„ .. i Chautauqua
,-h. .
u
Education association.
The
began
its ln orchards and fields
.. and hold fre- order went to Portland. The goods; »»me vein as that upon which Bos-
mainder aggregates a total that Is
,
quent meetings for the more exten- reached the purchaser several days
operated by cross-cutting 50 or
annual session on Tuesday, and
doubtless very satisfactory to the _ 22nd
in
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s,ve discussion of the common coin­ sooner than would have been the case
Mlaalsalppl R iver N avigation Open.
feet, and the work has already
will continue until July17th. Wh e
,u
.
.
company
nnd
certainly
an
indication
,
, ,, , ’»unity problems with the people of had the order gone to Seattle; more been started. Systematic tracing of
New Orleans— The transportation ' ,
the program prepared is a splendid the regpectlve dlgtrictg
Of freight on the Mississippi river ° <'" 1'1
material was purchased, of equal cr ’he placer deposit upon which the
one nnd well meriting n large attend-
from Its headwaters to the gulf was
ance, It is to the beauty and charm Wheat Crop of Pacific Northweat Es- better quality, for the »100; the dif- partners worked this winter with ex-
Patronise home industry—smoke Mt.
resumed after 20 years' suspension,
ference In freight between Seattle cellent returns, indicates the source
of this southern Oregon city and Its
tlmated at 65,000,000 Bushels,
when barge No. 6 left here for 8t. Pitt and Gov. Johnson cigars,
surroundings that no large measure
Portland. Or.—The season Is now and Portland was saved to the pur- ' of supply to be at that uoint, and
Paul, Minn.
of success will be due.
far enough advanced to make It al- chaser. The local dealer ln turn, practically assures the uncovering of
Medford Guardsmen Plan Club.
J. C. Hamlin, alias J. C. Rogers, the most certain that the cereal crops of made a profit of *5.03 plus the reg- some splendid ore.
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Medford.—Because there is no Y. horse thief, was committed to the in- th® Pacific northwest will be safely ular 20 per cent discount. In all
New York Tenement is
.
.
• aa
n
M. C. A. at Medford members of the sane asylum by Judge Tou Velle Fathered. The progress also Is suf- approximately »13.50 was saved t o 1 »»
Wrecked by Deadly Bomb Seventh company, Oregon national 1 uesday after examination by Dr. J. ficlent to enable grain men to esti­ dealer and purchaser in the transac- ‘ ‘uer^a Again Mex rres-
Thousands of dollars annually
ident by Fake Election
New York.—In the ruins of the tene­ guard, have decided to Incorporate W. Robinson. Hamlin rented a horse mate with a degree of closeness the
leave this community ror the coffers
Mexico City.—Elections for prest-
ment wrecked by the explosion of a d a b features In their organisation, and saddle of the livery firm of yields of the leading grains.
bomb, which It Is believed was intend- establishing bowling alleys, a library Boyer Bros, at Rogue River, Wednes­
That the wheat crop of the three of the catalog house. The *100 or- dent, vice-president, deputies and sen­
ed for use against John D. Rockefel- | alld reading room for the young men day. and rode the animal to Wolf states will break all previous records der referred to is a case in point, and ators were held Sunday in that por-
ler or his son, the authorities found oi ,hR cl’y who 11 rc members. Later Creek, where he undertook to dispose Is conceded by nearly every grain au­ the wisest policy would seem to be tion of the republic controlled by the
evidence that Arthur Caron, who was a swimming poo! in the natatorlum of the animal. By peculiar coinci­ thority In the northwest The general 'trade at home.’
Huerta government. Indifference waa
killed with three others, had used his where the company rooms are located dent the man to whom he offered the estimate now Is 65.000,000 bushels for
manifested everywhere.
apartment as a center for the dlstrt-
be rented by the company on cer- horse and saddle for the sum of *35 Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
President Huerta, it is reported, re­
Major General Wood, former chief
butlon of Inflammatory literature, and ’n,n days In the week and a small was Scott Boyer, a brother of the
of staff of the United States army, ceived a virtually unanimous vote of
Blue Sky Law Void.
thnt It wax filled with death-dealing gymnasium Installed.
has been ordered in command of the confidence. The returns Indicate the
Rogue River firm. He at ones recag-
Des
Moines.—Iowa's
so-called
blue
explosives.
re-election of all present members of
eastern
department of the army.
nlzed the horse as coming from the
Polk Display Planned.
A small printing press, revolution­
In a wordy altercation over the Nic­ the chamber and senate. The lightest
Rogue River stable, and suspecting sfcy law, providing for the regulation
Rickreall.—Preparations are under crookedness, telephoned to his broth­ and supervision of Investment com aragua treaty before the foreign rela­ vote in many years was cast, both in
ary pamphlets and circulars, an elec-
panies, was held unconstitutional In a tions committee, Senators Root of the capital and near-by towns.
trie dynamo, two electric batteries, way in tarions sections of Polk coun­ ers.
per curia opinion handed down by New York and Smith of Michigan
cartridges and Mis of steel were ty for exhibits nt the Panama-Pacific
( Vera Cruz.—It is rumored here that
among the articles uncovered, which exposition nt San Francisco In 1915. T he Requirem ents oT a W orkm an'« Walter I. Smith, United States circuit nearly came to blows.
judge, and Smith McPherson and John
It Is said that leaders are hoping , an flllunce between Provisional Presl-
tend, In the opinion of the police, to Prune and hog snmplen. grains, sheep,
F am ily of 5 Computed.
C. Pollock, United States district that a vote on the Hobson prohibition den’ Huerta and Emiliano Zapata, the
show an nnaarhlst plot. That the goats, hogs, cows and poultry will be
Olympia, Wash.—Eight hundred
demonstration, hailed by the bungling exhibited. The fine flocks of sheep pounds of potatoes, 686 pounds of Judges.
amendment to the constitution will be revolutionary leader, is to be formed
soon.
had In the house about August 1.
of some one who was preparing an and goats of William Riddell ft Sons, flour, 683 pounds of meats of various
T H E M ARKETS
Mexicans from the interior and Just
The United States has been asked
Infernal machine for Its mission, was of Monmouth, and F. A. Kozer, of kinds and 260 pounds of sugar are
Portland.
plaoni'd against the Rockefeller fam- Rickreall, are to be represented, i
by
Consul
General
Cheshire
of
Can-
’
beyond
the American lines do not re­
among the principal Items of a list,
Wheat—Club, 86c; blues tern, 89c; ton, China, to send aid for the 2,000,- Siard seriously the elections. It Is
ily In Tarrytown, Is the theory on
regarded
as
necessary
for
the
main­
red Rus&.'an, 86c.
Lane W oman ‘‘F reigh ter’’
which the authorities are working.
000 people who are sAld to hav* been pointed out such elections could
Hay—Timothy, *16; alfalfa, *18.
Eugene,—Mrs. Charles Croner has tenance of a workingman s family of
Two of those killed In the wrecked
rendered destitute by the recent floods scarcely have any conciliatory effect
five persons for one year. This has
Butter—Creamery, 27a
In two southern provinces of China.
on the constitutionalists and never
apartment were prominent agitators the distinction of being the only wo­ been compiled by Labor Commission­
Eggs—Ranch, 21c.
The house passed the bill repealing could he regarded as legal, since the
who were to ha placed on trial nt man "freighter" on the McKenzie riv­ er Olson for the purpose of showing
the provision that anyone who was government is powerless to comply
Tarrytown on the charges of disorder­ er. She makes regular weekly trips the comparative cost of living for a
Seattle.
ly conduct In connection with the over the 60 miles between Eugene and workingman in various parts of the
Wheat—Bluestem, 89c; club, (6c; In any way active on the side of the w,*h <h« provisions of the law that the
rebels during the civil war should not votes be cast freely throughout the
mourning Inaugurated against John I). McKenzie bridge, hauling supplies for state. He Is getting price quotations red Russian, 85c.
he eligible for the collection ef claims 1 territory.
Rockefeller, Jr., ns n protest against the summer resort, her load averag­ now In all sections of the state on the
Hay—Timothy,
*17
per
ton;
alfalfa,
from the government. Claims total- i
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his attitude In the Colorado mine ing 1600 pounds.
list, which comprises nearly 4000 *14 per ton.
Patronize home industry—smoke Mt.,
strike.
Ing *165,000.000 will thus be revived,
Butter—Creamery, 26c.
pounds of food of all kinds.
i Pitt and Gov. Johnson cigars.
it is said.
Southern Oregon’s Shortstories
Receipts at Local
Depot Set Record
Mail Order Stays
at Home; $ Saved