Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, January 02, 1915, Image 4

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    Nelle« I* CredMort
to the G
in military authorities,
NACO IS NEUTRAL GROUND
and the withdrawal of »onto now there
for the present at least, la desired by A * Result of Oanaral Scott'* Intar«**
Notion 1« hereby given, that Maude M.
I9 I - S - I« A T
I.Hinlls, the umlcrxlxiicd. has Imen ap-
the Berlin government. Thia was
slon Fighting I* Stopped.
|K>lntcd administratrix of the eatate of
Serial No. OPK23
rarnlt, known In a terra*] uotlitcation
Geo. A latndla, deceased, by the Count*
Washington.—Beorotary Bryan re
Mineral Survey No. 776
o the department of ntute.
Court
of Jackaon County, Oregmt, ana
eslvsd word unofficially that the plau
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
all latraona having elsima against aaij
MINERAL PATENT.
WINTER SHORT COURSE—JAN. 4-JO Berlin Admits Attacks Have A. W. Lawrence Made State Printer. proposed by Brlgadisr-Gsnsral Scott,
estate. are hernliv no tilled to preaent th*
Agriculture, Including Agrsnsay,
United States Ijtnd Office,
ehlef-of-ataff of the United Slates
Mine duly verified hi the undersigned
Ceased
But
Reports
Bains
Salem
-Arthur
W,
lutwrence,
of
Animal Huibandry, Dairying, HsrtE
Roseburg, Oregon, No*. Hth, 1UI4 administratrix, at her residence at Gold
army, for the prevention of firing Into
culture. Poultry Husbandry, Intacta,
Portland, was appointed state printer American territory along the Meat
Hill, Oregon, or at the office of O. B»
Mineral Appliuation No. 008*3
Elsewhere.
Plant and Animal Diseasas, Cream­
by the state printing board to succeed can border, has been agreed on by all
Y tllV F N T h .t
Gold Hill. In Jackaoa
NOTICE IB HEREBY
GIVEN.
That
ery Management. Marketing, etc.
' « r-eifi’ Ti * ii bounty Oregon, on or Iwfore the eiplr.
R. A. Harris January 1.
in purauance of Chapter r ? * .*.*1*1
Home Economics, Including Cook­
factlofls.
°
Mte®
<
>
•
monllw
fnun die dale ol
London.—Features of the war In
The board receded from Its action
the Revised Statutes c i * o . _____
ing, Homo Nursing, Sanitation. Saw­
puldlealion
of
thia
notice.
Bnrlque
C.
Llorente,
Washington
the eastern arena are the admission of a few days ago In appointing W
States, Frank II. Ray, whose Po*t Offloe
ing. Dressmaking and Millinery.
Date of Aral publication la Oetobat
e, including
Man­
' dmi - Business
‘
of the Germane that they hare ceased M. Plimpton temporary state printer, agent of the Qutierres government, of addreaa is N*w York Oily, New York, 6. 1*14.
agement, Rural Economics, Business
their attacks along the Biura river for the term beginning January I, it which General Maytorena at Naco is hna made application for patent aa sola
—Aland* M. Laiulia,
Law, Office Training, Harm Account­
owner thereof lor the Diadem and Ex­
and the admission of Vienna that vi- appearing that he was disqualified by a supporter, was advised that the lot celsior Ixxle Mining (talma sltoalrd ra-
Administratrix.
ing, etc. Engineering, Including
perior forces of Russians in Qaltcta a constitutional provision which aaya tar had accepted the plau suggested aneelivelv in Kanna Creek and Rlaok-
Shopwork and Roadbuilding.
by General Scott. It provides that w< II Mining Districts ( Unorganised) in
FARMERS WEEK— FEBRUARY M have succeeded In recapturing Kroene
that only those who hav* had 10 years'
PUBLK LAND SALE
A general clearing housa session of
and Jaalo. Paris «aye the Germant experience as a practical printer ehall General Hill, of the Carranza forces, Jackson County, Oregon ; The Diadem
Department
of th* hritrtar
Ixxle
Claim
being
more
particularly
des­
six days for the exchange of dynamic
should abandon Naco and be permit-
have been driven hack across the Bau- be eligible.
cribed aa follows:
Ideas on the most pressing problems
U. H. Laud office at Rosa burg. Oregon,
tad
to
go
unmolested
to
Agua
Prteta.
ra with heavy losses. The Germans,
of the times. Lecture* by leading
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, which la
November 3, 1914.
already held by a portion of hla troops 'dentlcal
authorities. State conferences.
however, assert that they hare been
with Hi« >, See. Cor, between
NOTICE ie hereby given that, ae dl-
and
General
Maytorena,
who
has
with
EXTENSION SERVICE
See.
27
and
2«,
T.S8
S
,
R
3
W.
of
W.M
BUDGET
IS
$8.775.396
successful on the right bank of the
rectal by the Oommiattcner of the Gen.
drawn his forces southward from Na ^ N T 3 ^ lThe‘BronBX1t h » f,“ i f . ,r t ‘* ^ ", ‘ l U ,,J '
Offers lectures, movable schools, In­
provisions of
Pilica, and Austria asserts its troop*
stitutes and numerous correspondence
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C?*ntfrNss » iitk r n tK il M **i< li o»t
•tat* Secretary's Estimate of Next co, would agree not to occupy Naco,
have
taken
Aajok
Pas*,
in
th*
Carpa­
courses on request.
Biennial's Expenses Is Ready.
Sonora, which would thenceforth be lo ^ u 4 NoTh
' '»v.,% 7 B u t t “
i X
thian*.
MUSIC: Piano, String, Band, Voice.
It n r? I
<>
1 W"
pUttatlon of Harlow 0- Messenger, B*-
come absolutely neutral.
1» O.ft h et to Cor. No. 1. the piano of | r|«| No. 0935). we will „(Ter at publle
Salam.—The
first
biennial
budget
Both
Germans
and
Russians
tell
of
No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail­
From the American point of view b< ginning,
»«Is, to tha highest bidder, but at nut
which will be submitted to the legisla­
having taken many prisoners.
roads. For further inft rms' ion address.
And Excelsior, Lode Miuing, Claim . h as than *3.St) i>ar acre, at two u’olock
The Oregon Agricultural College,
The German official press bureau, ture early In January shows that the the arrangement was favored because being
more particularly desorilssd as p. I" on tha 22nd day of D«oemher,
(tw-ti-l-to-l-l)
CORVALLIS, OREGON according to a wireless communica­ various state departments estimate fighting at either Agua Prleta or No­
follows:
g
11*14, at lilt* office, the following tract
gales
would
not
be
close
enough
to
the
that they will require a total of *8,-
tion from Berlin, says:
Beginning nt Cor. fo . I from which of land:
American
towns
to
produce
the
same
point the 8, W. Cot. of the John t*win-
“Russian attacks in the vicinity of 776,8*6.47 for the years 1*16 1916. This
BW U HE l<, Bee. 8, T. 86 8„ I W.
Lotzen have been repulsed and we la a large increase over 1*13-1*14, situation aa had existed for several den Donation Land Claim No. 38 in of W. M.
T w p. Stl, 8. R. 3 W. of W M. hears S ’ Any iiersnna claiming adversely tha
took 1000 prisoners. In North Poland, when the legislature appropriated *7.- mouths at Naco, where stray bullets 0*ft'
For that classy
W. 202 feet; Thence West 800 fpet abnva-ueanribed land are ad vised to file
to the east of the Vistula, the situa­ *73,320.**. and a sUll heavier Increase constantly fell on American soil.
to Cor. No. 2. said Cor. No, 2 Inong their claims, or objection«, on or before
Hair Cut
tion remains unchanged. We have over 191V1912. when the legislature
identical with Cor. No. 2 of the Diadem the time designated for sale.
, „
Appeal la Granted to Leo M. Frank. Lode Claim above described; Tnence N .,
ceased our attacks on the Bsur* river. appropriated *5,262.336.10.
i f 5' E. 1320 feet to Cor. No. 3, said cor- ' „
“ • UPTON,
Of this sum the legislature must ap­
On the right bank of the Pilica, to the
Washington.—Justice turner, of the nar being identi al with Cor. No. 2 of I ,,M: ,U'
Itegtslar.
southeast of Tomassow, our offensive propriate *3.689,096.64, the remainder Supreme Court, granted an appeal Diadem Lode Claim above described;
____________
has been aucceastul. Further to the of the revenue being derived through from the refusal of the federal district Thence Ea-t (MX* feet to Cor. No. 4, said |
south the situation remains un­ continuing appropriation*. millage oourt for northern Oeorgte to release corner being on the W. at line of the IN THE CIRCUIT OOUR'i OF THS
Johu Hwlndcn I*. L. C. No. 38 at a STATE OF OREGON FOR (AORMOW
taxes end fse*.
changed."
on habeas corpus proceedings Leo M. said
imlnt from which the N. W. Cor ol aatd ‘ ATh
* ',A0K 8° "
Under the l a v th* variou* depart­ Frank, under death sentence for the claim hears North (Fft'E. 1131 2 feet;
COUNTY
Russians Hold All Carpathian Passes. ments must submit estimates to the murder of Mery Phegan, a 15-year-old Thence 8 >nlh 0*6' W. l.'tai feat to Cor. Thomas F. Kahler, Plaintiff,
No. I, the place of beginning;
va.
London.—While Petrograd reports secretary of stats aot later than No­ factory girl of AUanta. Ga.
Aa appears by the Official Plat of Elisabeth J. Kahler, Defendant.
say that the Russians have gained vember 15. and he must have a com­
Mineral survey No. 774 now on file in ^uit In Equity—tor Dlvorua, Bummons
control of all passes in the Carpathian plete itemised statement ready for the
tlie Roseburg, Land Otiiue, Itoaehurg, for Publication.
members
of
the
legislature
several
Oregon and by the field Doles of the
To Elizabeth J. Kahlar, th* ahova
mountains and that the Austrians are
mirvey thereof h I ho on tile In said Lund mimed defendant:
in disorganized retreat, earlier dis­ weeks before the beginning of the a
Office, which field iiotts ol aurvey de-
r_
w.™ . -r
O .-.- • C
patches from the earns source say the ston.
sertlxxl the boundaries and the extent • Yoo Ire
aths in Co nnection
Among the Itsms that must h* taken
caar's forces that have been investing
of
mining variation
claims on
the 30' »urf.ee
with said
magnetic
at 20-
East. ^ * V g J t H .t T u ‘ i t h r o v e
Cracow for several weeks have raised care of by the next legislature ar* de­
ficiencies
totaling
*61,2*4.6*.
which
And the said Application of the aaid court and caose, on or before s ii weeks
the siege and retired 60 miles to the
Indianapolla.—Virtually every mem­
have been authorised by the state’s ber of the city administration of Terre Frank H Hay ia now pending before ' from the date of drat publication, being
northward.
the United Bute» Land Office and any 1 on the 28th day ol November, 1*14, tha
einergency board.
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
Haute la in the hands of United and all persona claiming adversely any
time prescribed in the order of publi­
States
authoring*
as
a
result
of
the
portion of said Minlug Claim« abora de­ cation thereof.
" T h e C ity S h o p “
ITALY READY TO AID U. S.
wholesale arrests there on Indictments scribed are required to file their ad verse
And You Are Hereby Notified, That
charging a conspiracy to corrupt the claim« wltii the Rcgialei ol the United If yon fall 'o appear and answer said
Cruiser Ordered to Help American
States Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ooraplalnl, for want thereof plaintiff
election of November 3 last
Warship In Turkey.
during the sixty day period of publica­ will apply to the oourt for the relief da-
O V E R OS Y E A R S
Ninety-three persons Including May­ tion of this notice end ss required by manded
E X P E R IE N C E
in the complaint, to-wlt:
Rome.—Instructions have been sent
or Roberts, who is a candidate for the law and the reg-dations of said (.and
to the Italian cruiser Calabria, now at
For a decree of said Conrt forever die-
Office
or
they
will
lie
latrrad
from
doing
democratic nomination for governor so thereafter by virtue of provisions of solving the Immls of matrimony between
Beirut, Syria, to assist the United
plaintiff and drfendant, and for such
States cruiser North Carolina, if the Note Defining Point of View of In 1916; Dennis Shea, sheriff of Vigo Statute in such cases made and pro­ other
and further relief aa to the conrt
vided.
county;
Circuit
Judge
Eli
H.
Redman;
necessity should arise as the result of
United States is for Mem­
may aaaaa just and equitable.
City
Judge
Thomas
Smith
and
other
There
are
no
conflicting
claims
nor
further demonstrations against the de­
This summons ia published under and
leading Terre Haute politicians bad are there any adjoining claims to said by virtue of an order made by lion. F.
I RADC M A R K *
bers of Triple Entente.
parture of Europeans from Turkish
claims.
D e s ig n *
been taken Into custody.
L. Tou Veils, Judge of tne County
territory. The cruiser Tennessee, the
COKVRIGHT* A c.
of posting tlds Notice on ground Court of Jackson County, Oregon, in
Mayor Roberts, who la regarded as is Date
Anyone »ending a »ketch and description may
fuel
ship
Vulcan
and
the
gunboat
28th
day
ol
October,
1*14.
qnlckly ascertain our o|Htik>n free whether an
tbe absence from Jackson County of tbs
Washington. — The United State*
In rent ton is probably patentable. Communica­
Judge of the above entitled court, on
Scorpion, of the United States navy, government dispatched a long note to the leader of the alleged conspiracy to
J. M. U fton
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent«
corrupt
the
Terre
Haute
election.
Is
sent free, oldest agency fo r securing patents.
which also are looking after Ameri­ Great Britain, Insisting on early Im­
Register. the 24th day o( November, 1014, tba
Patents taken through M unn Jt Co. receive
first publication being made on the 28th
special not Us, wit hoot charge. In the
(Nov 14—Jan 18)
can interests along the eastern Med­ provement In the treatment of Ameri­ charged with many overt acts in the
dav ol November, 1*14, and tbe last
indictment.
iterranean, are ready to steam to any can commerce by the British fleet
publication will be made on the Hth
It Is charged that the postal laws
day ol January, 1016.
place where they are needed, accord­
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. T a r rest cir­
The
document,
constituting
the
culation o f any scientific b iin m l. Term s. |3 a
were violated in that the alleged con­
T akkx U p —At River Bend Ranch, five
—Gao. W. C hkhkt ,
ing to report* received here.
year; —
four months,
---------
f L gold I h y a lin e
_
strongest representation on this sub­ spiracy was furthered through the
miles below Gold Hill, one rud heifer,
Attorney lor Plaintiff,
ject made by the United States to any mails. The federal authorities con
M Branch
UNN OŒce.
& 6X5 F £L_ W ashington.
New D . G.
Medford, Oregon,
right bar cropped, left ear under slit.
London.—A dispatch from Athens of the belligerents since the outbreak
says it was the United States cruiser of the war, was cabled to Ambassador tend that Inasmuch as a United States Owner prove property, pay charges ami
—C. D. W ixji . vxbtom .
Wegn show« please people—10 cents.
North Carolina which threatened to Page to be formally presented to Sir senator and a congressman were voted remove name.
use its guns at Tripoli, Syria. The Edward Grey, British foreign secre­ upon, the federal government has jur­
isdiction in the case.
North Carolina, convoying the Ameri­ tary.
can steamer Virginia, had proceeded
As the detailed point of view of the
to Tripoli and the commander re­ United States in numerous specific
quested the Turkish authorities to cases of detentions and seizures of
“ THE HALL OF FAME, i
permit the British and French consuls cargoes had been set forth in a series
A Specialist in this work,
to depart with their nationals rest of emphatic protests, moBt of which
JOHN PAUL JONES—Nnval
as well as any detail of
dent in Tripoli. This request was re have gone unheeded, the communica­
hero
of the American Revolu- 4
General Blacksmithing, etc.
fused.
tion was couched in general terms,
tlon.
Born 4,
covering the entire subject of the re­
at Klrkbean, 5
F a s t D r i v i n g T e a m s <S1 F e e d S t a b l e s
18,500,000 Men Fighting.
latione between the United States and
Scotland,Ju- U
in C o n n e c t io n
ly 0. 1747, ;;
London.—The belligerent armies In Great Britain ae affected by the lat­
B la c k s m ith ;
died Paris
the fields of war number, all told, ter's naval policy, considered highly
S e p t.
12,
E HAVE added to our general livery business
nearly 18,500,000 men, or 28,000,000 objectionable by this Government.
171*2. H i s ».
with all reserves and “new” troops
Since France has adopted practical­
two completely equipped 5-passenger touring
n a m e was
counted, according to a French statis­ ly the same decrees on contraband as
cars—to
meet increased demand for service. Com­
o
r
ig
in
a
lly
4
tician, M. Yves Guvot.
has Great Britain, the note is virtually
John Paul, x
mercial travelers, outers, hunters, anglers, tourists
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
a statement intended for all the mem­
the “Jones” w
bers of the triple entente.
bound for marvelous Crater Lake—will find that we
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
being lidded 4
The note declares at the outset that
by himself. Came to America In 7
know the roads, the country, and how to please.
G old H ill , O regon .
the representations are made in a
1773 and In 1775 wns In com- •
friendly spirit, but that the United
niand of tbe Alfred and did ”
much damnge to British ship- j
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
States considers it best to speak In
T h e S h o rtest W a y
ping. He next commanded tbe '
terms of frankness, lest silence be
DENTIST
Ranger and captured the British •
London.—Assisted by light cruisers, construed as an acquiescence in a pol­
T h e L ea st C o st
sloop Drake. He was then plac-
destroyers and submarines seven Brit­ icy which Infringed the rights of
GAS ADMtNISTKRKD
ed
In
command
of
the
Bon-
J
ish naval airmen, piloting seaplanes, American citizens under the law* of
T h e B est G u id e s
homme Richard and In tbe most -t
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
made a daring attack Christmas day nation*.
famous
naval
action
of
the
war
J
on the German naval base of Cuxhav-
captured the Serapis.
Sugar Pine Gamp No. 10073 en, at the mouth of the Elbe.
Hood River.—Despite the recom­
Six of the airmen returned safely, mendation of the state railway com­
One trial and our Livery Service makeajfriends—try it!
M W A
Gold Hill - - - - - - - - - - Oregon but the seventh, Commander Hewlett, mission, which was engaged here in
WORKERS ANO EATERS.
It is feared, has been lost, as his ma­ hearing complaints against the rates
Meets first Friday of each month
Whereas God Almighty has
chine
was
found
off
Heligoland,
of
the
Hydro-Electric
company
and
Jay E. Davidson- -Counsul
given to every man one mouth to
wrecked.
the Hood River Gas & Electric com
Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N
l>e fed and one pair of bunds
What damage was done by the pany, that the two companies should
adapted
to
furnish
food
for
that
bombs thrown by the attacking party consolidate, the announcement that
mouth, if unytliing can be proved
A. E. KELLOGG
could not be ascertained, but the Ger­ the concerns would be consolidated
to be the will of heaven It Is
GOLD HILL, ORFGON
man report of the affair says that the the first of the year came as a sur­
proved by this fact—that that
raid
was
fruitless.
Embaí mer and Funeral
prise to local business men. The mer­
mouth Is to be fed by those
By rapid maneuvers the British ger was not expected until later.
hands without being interfered
Director
ships were able to avoid the Oerrarn
with by any other man who bus
John A. Lang, an attorney of Port­
Complete line of bnrial robes,
submarines, while the Zeppelins found land, will be president of the consoli­
also bis mouth to feed and his
caskets, etc.
bands to labor with. I bold if
the fire of the cruisers too dangerous dated companies, and George F. Me-
Is now on. Hot Coffee always on
FUNERAL CAR
the Almighty hnd ever made a
Office Phone : Home, 9—M ; Residence for them to keep up the fight. Ger­ vlns secretary-treasurer.
tap.
, .Y o u can get something
set
of
men
thnt
should
do
nil
the
man seaplanes dropped bombs, whlcb,
Phone, Home 2—K; Pacific 40-Main
eating and none of the work he
according to the British account, fell Governor Not Applicant, He 8ays.
good to eat a t any old time.
would have made them with
Salem, Or.—Governor West declar­
Some bargains in small tracts of land harmlessly Into the sea. The Germans,
W o u ld b e p le a s e d to s e ll y o u y o u r
mouths only nnd no bands, and
however,
reported
they
hit
two
de­
ed
that
he
Is
not
an
applicant
for
a
suitable for garden, chicken or dairy
-If be hnd mndo another class
T o b a c c o a n d C ig a r s
stroyers
and
their
convoy,
the
latter
place on the trade commission.
purposes, ranging In size from two to
that he Intended should do all
being set afire.
tbe work nnd none of the eating
fifty acres, close in and conveniently lo­
President Wilson Is Fifty-eight.
be would have mnde them with­
cated for market and schools. If yotl are
Washington.—President Wilson cel­
out mouths nnd with all hands.--
looking for small place for any purpose American Consuls Must Suit Germans
Washington.—United States Con­ ebrated his 58th birthday Monday.
Abraham Lincoln.
call upon or address, —C. S. Redfield,
suls in Belgium must be acceptable
Gold Hill, Oregon.
IMPORTANT EVENTS GERMANS ABANDON
BZURACAMPA'GN
iG u n i
a
TRY DICK
Tú b est and
la test “kats”
93 POLITICIANS IN
INDIANA ARRESTED
WARNING SENT TO
GREAT BRITAIN
P atents
Scientific American.
Co.364
York
AUTOMOBILE
Q. GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
G old H ill
A u t o L iv e r y
CHARLES KELL
W
Professional Cards
BRITISH ATTACK
GERMAN BASE
D a r lin g ' Q. H o d g e s
TAM ALE and CHILI Season
A T T U R N E R ’S
S-