Gold Hill news., March 20, 1915, Image 4

For that classy
Hair Cut
BRITISH BLOCKADE
OF GERMANY BEGUN
FATHER WRITES SLOGAN
SON DONATES POSTER
1t18 Rose F estival R aealves W ork of
A rt from Fam ous O regon Boy.
Endeavor Will be to Stop All
TR Y DICK
Th« b e s t and
la te s t “kilts”
Baths in Connection
Commerce to and from
German Ports.
London.—G reat B ritain m ade known
to th e world in a form al proclam ation
how sh a proposes to se v sr all th e a r ­
teries of ss a com m erce to and from
G erm any during the period of the war.
T h e term "blockade" la n o t used end
no pro h ib ited a re a la defined N ever­
theless. th e tex t of th e o rd er m akes
plain E n g lan d ’s p u rpose—to prevent
w h t u anmmm
com m odities of an y kind from reach ­
ing o r leaving G erm any during the
war.
PORTLAND O REG O N
The B ritish o rd er sta te s th a t neutral
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ships and lives of non-com batants will
be spared. D isposition of ra p tu re d j
cargoes will be left to prise court, it
P o rtlan d ’s 1915 Rose F estival has a
not requisitioned by governm ent, pay­ unique poster—the m ost a rtistic ever ,
m ent for seized cargoes not to be made used and It Is the work of an Ore;.on I
until peace, unless goods had become boy, Fred U. Cooper, now one of tin- ;
w orld's forem ost artists, ills father. I
n eu tral before Issuance of order.
In th e la s t clause of th e proclam a­ J. C. Cooper, of McMinnville, Orc;.on.
Jam es W. G erard, A m erican A m bas­ tion is th e proposal m oat tntefesU ug w rote the w inning slogan, “The Whole I
W orld K now s the P ortland Rose." Vt j
sador to Germ any, who p resen ted the to n eu trals. T his is a fiat ag reem en t his fa th e r’s personal req u est youn --, ;
to
lift
th
e
"blockade"
in
case
any
na­
p ro test ag ain st endangering A m erican
Cooper donated the poster to inoorpor- '
tion will certify th a t th e ships flying a te the slogan.
shipping.
P ortland has co !
its flag shall not carry goods to G er­ operated w ith S eattle, T acom a. W alla
m any, o r o rig in atin g th erein o r be­ W alla and S pokane in securing con |
BRIEF WAR NEWS
longing te the su b jects of the G erm an ventions th a t will bring m ore than i
250.000 v isito rs to W ashington and ■
T he com m encem ent of G erm any’s ' em pire.
Oregon.
It
is
notable
th
a
t
th
e
o
rd
er
declares
blockade of th e B ritish Isles by m eans J
of subm arine w arfare on non-com bat­ no In tention to cap tu re ships proceed­
a n ts gives to the p ast w eek's w ar | ing to and from G erm any's allies, Aus­
moves a distin ctio n m arking it a p a rt tria and T urkey, th e reaso n being, no
i frc»n an y o th er o ccurrence in m odern ' doubt, th a t th e m easure is avow edly
civilized conflicts. G erm any is now , a rep risal ag ain st th e G erm an s u b
expected to put into o peration h er de- j m arin e w arfare.
ROSE FESTIVAL
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
‘• T h e C i t y S h o p ”
AUTOM OBILE
® , G AS ENGINE
REPAIRING
A Specialist in this work,
as well as any detail of
General Blacksmithing, etc.
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m ith
Professional Cards
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
GENERALPRACTITIONER
G old H ill , O regon .
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
G A S A U X IX I8 T K R K D
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
Sugar Pine Camp No. 10073
M W A
Gold Hill - - - - - - - - - - Oregon
Meets first Friday of each m onth
Jay E. Davidson—Com sul
Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
A. E. KELLOGG
GOLD H ILL.ORFG O N
Embalmer and Funeral
Director
Complete line of burial robes,
caskets, etc.
FUNERAL CAR
Office Phone: Home, 9—M; Residence
Phone, Home 2—K ; Pacific 46-Main
Fire! Fire!!
Wood of every description at
lowest prices. Wood saw for
custom work.
Y ards Ri veside’Ave.
Phone 3F21
J. R itter
_ P a tr o n iz e H o m e !
In d u stry !
SM O K E
M T . P IT T ®, G OV,
J O H N S O N .C I G A R S
d a re d inten tio n of em ploying h er su b ­
V igorous P ro tsst Expected.
m arines and m ines in th e w a te rs I
j around th e B ritish isles w hich sh e h as j W ashington.—Q reat B ritain's order
proclaim ed a w ar sone, w ith th e ob- , In council explaining h e r em bargo on
ject of sh u ttin g off th e food supply of all com m erce betw een O erm any and
n eu tral cou n tries was received with
th e B ritish people.
G erm any has earn estly w arned the »»<* evident d isappointm ent by high
n eu tral sta te s th a t th is zone will here- officials of the United S tates govern-
a fte r be a d an g er zone for all shipping m en* th a t a stro n g p ro test ag ain st its
and has expressed h er d eterm in atio n term s was considered in official quar-
of tak in g th e m ost strin g e n t action ters a s ce rta in to be m ade toon.
ag ain st the B ritish m erchantm en.
T he reply of th e G erm an govern­ GERMAN STATEMENT MADE
m en t to th e p ro te st of th e U nited
S tates ag ain st th e blockade of B ritish M inister Will Continue W ar Until
P ro p er G u aran tees are O btained.
w aters arg u es th a t G reat B ritain has
m ade th e blockade n ecessary by its
London.— A R euter d ispatch from
own declaratio n of in ten tio n to Invoke B erlin by way of A m sterdam quotes
sta rv a tio n as its ally and tak es up the i the G erm an m in ister of th e interior
g au n tlet th u s throw n down.
I and vice-chancellor, Clem ens Del Bru-
G reat B ritain, in h e r an sw er to th e ; eck, as declarin g in a speech in the
A m erican p ro test a g ain st th e d e te n ­ ! upper ch am b er G erm any’s intention
tion of A m erican sh ip s by B ritish war to continue th e w ar uutll she obtained
vessels, denies th a t G reat B ritain un the g u aran tees she desired.
duly d etain s ships o r th a t th e naval
“If we w ere satisfied m erely with
operatio n s of G reat B ritain have been ( rep en in g th e enem y,” said the vice-
.th e cause of any dim inution in th e vol- chancellor, "we should soon have
um e of A m erican exports.
peace. But we cannot re s t satisfied
In announcing th a t th e cargo of th e w ith th a t alone; we shall not sheath
ste a m e r W ilhelm ina has been held to th e sw ord until we obtain guaran tees
a prize court, th e B ritish governm ent th a t o ur enem ies will not a tta c k us
cites as one of th e m oving reaso n s again. D iscussion of th ese g uarantees
a c tu a tin g it in th is resp ect G erm any’s a t th e p resen t m om ent would not fur-
orjjer confiscating all g rain and flour th e r G erm an in terests,
in the em pire.
A u stria h as won h er notable victory
E ight Ships are Damaged.
Of the w ar durin g th e week by c le a r­
Berlin, via London.—A w ireless d is­
ing Bukowina of th e Slavs. T h e as- | patch received from C onstantinople
sistan ce of a G erm an arm y o perating says:
in so u th ern G alicia h as been of much
"It is sem i officially announced and
service, b u t the m ajo r p a rt of th e su c­ m ost em phatically th e B ritish w ar­
cess m u st be cred ited to th e A u stri­ ships A gamemnon, Lord N elson. C orn­
ans.
w allis, Dublin and th e F rench ships
F rench and G erm ans both rep o rt Bouvet, Stiff ren and S ap h ir all have
m inor successes in th e w estern w ar been dam aged in the D ardanelles fight
a reas during th e w eek, but none pos­ 4ng. T he B ritish b attlesh ip Queen
sesses any m ilitary significance. The E lizabeth h as been stru ck by th ree
local offensives developed by th e G er­ heavy shells."
m ans ag ain st the B ritish positions j
n e a r Y pres w ere probably only recon- i
n aissan ces in forces, intended to d is - 1
close w h eth er th e B ritish lines a re be- i
ing stren g th en ed by th e new m en now
arriv in g a t th e front.
FOR SALE— Eighty acre improved
farm within two miles of (»old Hili, ail
good land, along the Pacific Highway,
house and barn and somF fruit. $100 per
acre. Terms i cash, very easy terms
and long time for the balance at 0 percent,
consider this choice.
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—C.JS.-Redfield,
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Gold. H i 11, .O regon. B ritish S team er Sunk in Irish Sea.
London.—T he G erm an cru iser D res­
Liverpool.— W ithout w arning a G er­
den, th e only one of Vice Adm iral von
man subm arine torpedoed the B ritish
20 hard-working men desire positions
Spec's squ ad ro n w hich escaped a fter
steam er Cam bank a few m iles e a s t of
in the country at reasonable wages. Ad­
the b a ttle w ith th e B ritish fleet off
L inas Point, in the Irish sea. T he ex­
dress Portland Commons. 195 Burnside
the F alkland islands in Decem ber, has
plosion killed th e th ird eng in eer and
S t., Portland, Oregon.
two firem en. A nother m em ber of the been sunk, according to announce­
crew w as drow ned in an a tte m p t to m ent by the B ritish ed m iraity.
The D resden w as «
Sunday off
Notice oi Annual City Election
jum p in to a boat. T h e re s t of the
Ju a n F ern an d ez island.
crew and th e pilot, 20 in all, w ere
The ad m iralty announced th a t the
March 11, J 915. saved.
Dresden w as trapped by the B ritish
N otice is hereby given th at the Annual
I c ru isefs K ent, Glasgow and Orarna.
City Election in and for the City of Gold
j The B ritish ships im m ediately opened
THE
MARKETS
Hill, Jackson C anity. Oregon, will la-
fire and a fte r resistin g for five min-
held on the 5th day of April, 1015, at the
- utes, durin g which sh e w as badly dam ­
Portland.
City Hall of Gold Hill. The polls will be
W h eat—Club. >1.27; bluestem >1.40; aged, the G erm an w arship hauled
open from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. ami from
down h er colors and ran up the w hite
2 p. m. to 7 p. tn. The elee'ion will in­ red R ussian, >1.30; forty-fold, >1.39;
i
Gag. W hen she su rren d ered the D res­
fer the purpose of electing a Treasurer, red fife, >1.32.
H ay—E astern O regon tim othy, >15; den w as in flam es. H er m agazine had
Recorder, one Councilman for each of the
exploded and h er upper w orks w ere
two wards of the City and one Council­ grain hay, >12; alfalfa, >13; valley tim ­
,
burning fiercely.
'
othy, >12.50.
man at large.
1 The crew w as tak en off In boats.
B
u
tter—Cream
ery,
30c.
The following named persons have been
Eggs— Candled, 21c; ranch, 19c.
appointed judges of said election: '
Italy Stops Mails to A ustria.
H ops—1914 crop 15c; 1913 crop, 14c.
Rome.—T he Italian m in ister of
H. I). Reed,
Wool—E astern Oregon, 25c.
posts and teleg rap h s issued orders
C. II. Price,
suspending th e exchange of teleg rap h ­
W ho shall act as clerk of election;
S eattle.
J. H . Beeman,
W heat—B luestem , >1.41; club >1.39; ic m oney o rd ers w ith A ustria-H un­
Who shall act as clerk of election. red R ussian, >1.31; forty-fold, >1.40; gary. O rders also w ere issued sup­
pressing the trav elin g pobtoffice on
(Signed) B. G. H ardinkì
fife, >1.34.
train s bound for th e A ustrian frontier.
City Recorder.
Barley—>26.50 per ton.
CRUISER DRESDEN
SUNK BY BRlTiSH
Two World Expositions Now
Open
Reduced fare round trip tickets, permitting stop­
overs ut all points in either direction, to the Pan­
ama Pacific International Exposition, San Fran­
cisco, and to the Panama California Exposition,
San Diego, on sale every day to November 30
Via the
Scenic Shasta Route
Three fin e Trains Daily
Shasta Limited San Erancisco Express California Express
Stop-overs on One Way Tickets
Ten days’ stop-over will be allowed nt San Fran­
cisco and Los Angeles on one way tickets sold to
Eastern Cities when routed via the Southern Pac­
ific.
“ CALIEORN'A AND ITS TW O W ORLD EXPOSITIONS”
A new booklet describing th e trip from Portland to Han Diego including the
two Exposition«, tin' «o-itli- Is-autlea of Oregon, tlio Hlakiyotu Mid Sliasta
Mountains, San Francisco, tin- l«-ach »ml noting resorta of California, the
San Joaquin Valley ami V -m ite National Park. Free on application to
nearest Agent.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WILSON TO ENFORCE
DEMANDS IN MEXICO
John \J- Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Respect fer Foreigners to be
G o ld H ill
Compelled, is Text of Notes
Sent to Carranza.
W ashington.— P resid en t W ilson has
determ ined th a t all the rival factious
j h> -Mexico shall be com pelled If neces-
sary, not only to resp ect the lives and
p roperty of foreigners, but to Insure
freedom of .com m ercial com inunica- ’
tion betw een th e U nited S tates and its j
southern neighbor.
T his policy, enunciated in the last .
tw o notes se n t to G eneral C arranzu j
concerning th e situ atio n a t Mexico
City, was fu rth e r developed by the dis­
patch of a com m unication inform ing 1
the Mexican chief th a t unless the gun­
boat Z aragoza was recalled from its
attem p ted bloekado ot th e port of Pro­
greso. th e p resid en t of the United
S tates "yrould be constrained to Issue
in stru ctio n s" to the com m ander of the
arm ored c ru ise r Des M oines "to pre­
v en t any in terfe ren ce” with A m erican
ships going to o r from th a t port.
T he purpose of this note apparently
w as achieved before it reached Vera
Cruz, for the navy d e p artm en t receiv­
ed word th a t the Zaragoza had put
t0 Vera Cru2
accouIlt of the
stre ss of the w eather." T he opinion
of officials is th a t th ere will be no
fu rth e r a tte m p t to blockade.
Will V italize New Discovery.
W ashington.—It is announced offi­
cially that« tw o large com panies have
arran g ed to tak e advan tag e of th e .It,
coveries recently announced by Seen-
tary Lane th a t revolutionize th e tnene-
factu re of gasoline and m ake the U nit­
ed S ta te s independent ot G erm any i-
the m anufacture of tuluol and benzol,
used In m aking explosives and dyes.
VESSEL SINKS IN 5 MINUTES
B ritish A uxiliary C ruiser Bayano Tor
pecioed by German Subm arine.
Ayr, S cotland.—G raphic description
of the sinking ot th e B rltsh auxiliary
cru iser B ayano by a G erm an submit-
rine was given by survivors of the dis­
aster. Of the 220 men on board, 194
perished, a s th e cru iser san k so rapid­
ly th a t the m en had scarcely a chance
for th e ir lives. She w as a converted
m erchantm an.
L ieutenant C om m ander Gay, one of
the survivors, said : ' The Bayano w ent
to the bottom five m inutes a fte r the
G erm an torpedo stru ck her. Of the
220 persons aboard, I am certain that
only 26 w ere picked up by th e steam
ers Balm orino and T ara, which cam e
to our rescue. All the o th ers w en
killed by th e explosion or w ere swirled
down in the vortex.”
V erm ont Will Vote Upon Prohibition.
M ontpelier,
Vt.—G overnor Gate;,
signed the prohibition referendum bill.
As a resu lt the voters will decide at
the m unicipal election in March, 1916,
w hether to su b stitu te state-w ide pro­
hibition for local option.
A u t o L iv e r y
F a st D r iv in g T e a m s
F eed
• i n C o n n e c t i o n
S ta b le s
E HAVE added to our general livery business
two completely equipped 5-passenger touring
cars—to meet increased demand for service. Com­
mercial travelers, outers, hunters, anglers, tourists
bound for marvelous Crater Lake—will find that we
know the roads, the country, and how to please.
W
T h e S h o rtest W ay
T h e L ea st C o st
T h e B est G u id e s
One trial and our Livery Service makes|friends---try it!
D a r lin g Q. H o d g e s
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N
T A M A L E and CHILI Season
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A>x - v a s w .~ -r - T
s e - j
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Is now on. Hot Coffee always on
tap. . .Y o u can get something
good to eat at any old time.
W o u ld b e p le a s e d to s e ll y o u
T o b a c c o a n d C ig a r s
WMBÄ«»,'SKSS’JRFJiM . W l t W
your
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A T T U R N E R ’S
Gold Hill and furnishing electric current
to operate said pum ping system for a per­
iod of t e n year*. Said electi!.' pumping
system to lx! installed and electric current
furnished according to plans and sjxeifl-
cations on tile and of record in the olliee
of the Recorder of the City of Gobi Hill,
which said plans ami s|s-i-ifieutiotis are
subject to ins|M'Ction by persons contem ­
plating m aking such proposal.
Each proposal m nst lx- accompanied by
a certified cheek on some State- or Na­
Notice
tional Bank of the Stale of (lo g o n , pay­
able to the City of Gold Hill, in the sum
of Six Hundred Dollars ($600.90), same
N otice is hereby kiven th at the City of to is- forfeited as liquidated damages in
Gold Hill, Oregon, hereby calls for seal case the pro|swal accom panying it be nc-
M arshfield.—D eath of Byron Craig,
aged 12, one of th e injured, and the
discovery th a t Joseph Brooker, a lodg-
or, had been m issing and In all prob­
ability had lest his life, brought tho
num ber of d eath s by W ednesday’s fire
at the Sm ith mill boarding house to
eight. Of ii'O o th er injured, one is in
a critical condition. Seven will re­
cover.
ed p ro p .« ,Is for the installatio n of a street
h .,| an(l
lig h tin g system am i fu rnishing electric - ¡.„¡j prop<JHa|
elirrent for a period of ten years. Said
street lighting system to Is- installed and
electric current furnished to Is- according
to plans ami specifleations on file and oi
m on n i
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record in < the
oilice of
lie- Recorder of i tin
City of Gold Hill, which said plans and
specifications are sultject to Inspection Ify
Juneau, A laska.—A bill providing ■persons contem plating making snch pro­
for prohibition throughout the e n tlr posal.
The City Council of the City of Gold
te rrito ry of A laska was introduced in
the lower bouse of th e territo ria l leg Hill also calls for scaled proposals for In­
stalling electric pumping s y s t e m for
islature.
pumping water tn supply said city of
|>erMOJ, (>r
„ m kfn
/ai) ,
o enter into con­
tract and to fnrnisli $5000.09 Bond on
each contract wit Irin ten days after la-ing
notified of such acceptance, and Io Is, rc-
lornwJ ih ,.aw. sai,,
.
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Council reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals.
S u d i proisisals will Is- received by the
City Recorder a t a n y tim e before 7 P. M.
on the 7th day of April, 1915.
Dab-of first publication, M arcii (Ith,
1915.
B. G. HARDING,
City Recorder.