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University of Dreg m Off» Got J Hill X Z - j C p Jackson Co. G r , 1 n l N alaral Raaaartaa a / Saatham Oragan It On kaauttfal Rogaa Riaar On9 C o m m a m ly ur O p p ® « . " tu n ity -- B o g u s Bu. s r uthara th a a p p ia ta m a r i ta m a GOLD H IL L , JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, JU LY 8, 1915 V O L J 8 ■ mbargo an Ex porta Not Planned. Tehuantepec Displays Native Art at Washington. -The United Htatss la I not considering placing an embargo Pacific International Exposition, ‘ on ahlpmenta to any belligerent coub - ■JT try. Thia waa aald officially at the •u te department as a result of pub- -A»: I llahed reporta that an embargo oa all I shipments of American producta tel | England waa likely In reUllatlon for British Interference with American | , trade with neutrala. Old Timer Writes Us His Impressions of Visit to Rogue Vale IP THE MARKETS Portland. the Big San Eraacfeco M « Ita ly le T e Aid a t Dardanelles. Goodly Company of Pioneer’s Friends Missing; But the Hill Spring is Still Sweet ' 'Tim only way to make a visit that you know y o u haven’t time to make, or money, or w imeth I ng else, la to make the vioil anyhow.” TI iim say« Hamuel Coen, an, I lie ehoiild know, for he and hlx gixal wife have |iMt concluded a vlxlt that I hey had Imeii puuing-otf f o r nearly half a Kalear Hae 19 Naw Corps. Zurich. Switzerland, via London.— According to an authoritative military aoureo, Oennany will be able to place 19 more army corps In the field by the end of July. These are composed chiefly of the second category ef the landsturm. comprising men who have ■ever performed military service, but who are in training, and Inland re serves which have been resting In the Interior of Germany Wheat—Club, 98c; blucatein, 99c; rad Russian, 93c; forty fold, 97c; red | fife, 94c. Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, 111; I grain hay, 9)2; alfalfa, 913.90; valley | timothy, 912 60. Butter—Creamery, 29c. Eggs—Ranch, 22c. Wool—Eastern Oregon, 27c; valley, | 30e. Mohair—31c. Injun Girls Were Not Peaches Says C. C Gall’s Recollection Paris.—Announcement was made at the French ministry of war that ac • Father of Sams Valley Fires at wording to the Italian press. Italy has ' oroken diplomatic relations with Tur- Historian in Hot Retort; Sam key. Italy, It is added, will send Was “Squash-Headed” troops to the Dardanelles. I 'n,ree weeks ago The New» published an arc<,u,lt ol th e finding of Indian Krave** the Sleepy Hollow ranch, near GoM HiU‘ At learn one historical inac- curac’ *»'«*« perpetrated—and promptly v,,»Hcnged by C. C. McClendon, aged In century. | ani1 repository of ancient fact Seattle. and trarlition. Of this, more later, with During tlaiir xtay with relative* at tlw Wheat—Blueetem, 99c; club, appropriate correction. •old home on Kane« Creek tlie Own« re red Russian, 94c; forty-fold, Stories of the war-hooping -50’s were newed many of the frlend«lii|M of tlicir fife, 95c. recirculated upon the publication of the youth, and lor a fortnight have lived article, and, gratified at the general in wore in the golden past than in the pre- terest shown. The News ventnred to re went. count the reminiscence of ’ -Sid’ ’ Mont They went to the cabin they knew in gomery, in its last issue. Montgomery tin- IJO’a. Hand-hewn timber and «turdy fonght in tlie Rogue Indian war, and was joist had vanlahed ax sustenance for the well known to C. C. McClendon, who dwarf oak« anil maiizanita. A few used to buy meat from him at the first tumbled atone« marked the lire-place. Thix photograph shows the beautiful Tehuantepec Village on the Zone. the shop in Dardenelles. just across th e ’’But the old xpring -the lawt one ever 9W.<M)O.<NIO amusement section, at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Rogus River Lina Sold. ¡-¡ver from the present city of Gold Hili. waa—it waalhcre!” triuinplied Mr. Coen. Washington.—The state of Oregon, Here skilled craftsmen from faraway Tehuantepec show the manufacture of Medford.—Deeds calling for trans- “ A squarer man nev.-r lived,” «ays Mr “‘I drunk (ruin (hat apring, ax I have in the opinion of officials of the de their native textile« and potteries. fer of the Rogue River Valley Rail- .McClendon, “ than Sid Montgomery ” many a day long xlncc, and looked acroux partment of Justice, can collect from road, known as the Barnum line, to Judge C. C. Gall, father of Sams Val- the valley to the hill«. They seemed Just tlie Oregon A California railroad com the Southern Oregon Traction com- ley and veteran of the Rogue Indian war, tlie «ante a« they uxed to. It made a fel pany back taxes on every acre of the pany have been drawn and the actual writes The News from Ashland to dis- low feel like crying, without being «orry unsold portions of Ils land grant and transfer of the property took place agree with Montgomery upon the wealth at ail.” can contfuue to collect from this com July 1. The deal has been hanging ,,f color witli which hi» narrative shone Whereupon Mr. Ooen presented tlie pany until title Is passed to other own fire for the last six weeks. The pur- Tlie Judge, cynical and equally e-.-rtain, News reporter witli the following inn- ers. As the department Interprets the J chase price, as named in the deed. Is I lakes issue with the narrator in the view, and hade him goodliy. It is a d decision, the court holds the lands are $60,000. The sale means the electri- following fashion: ■cument ol tlie heart, and we are w »till owned by the railroad company fication of the Barnum line for Its en- “ I was born in Franklin county Mis- .pleased to publish it aa—why, more at and therefore the atate is entitled to tire length, eight miles. | in 1<B3> whefe Allan if It were tlie pentonal recollecti ,11« collect taxes from the date of Judge to tell the truth. I saw in Tlie New« a «if John Rockefeller: Wolverton's decision, on which date | Accident Act Attacked. J roan says he was born in Missouri. He ” Yea, the lime ha« arrived when tin the railroad company ceased to pay- Salem.—Asking damages of $15,000 I meant “ mis -ry” , the way he talk«, when tiutie« of our Seattle home coin,« I n« t taxes. To this extent, said depart each and contending that the state In he «ays he was shot in the hand with an «ay goodhy to our many dear friend« ment officials, the state won before dustrial accident commission act, pro- arrow that made a scar in his head at rc«idenlx of Utdtl Hill and t-ieliuty, and the supreme court. i Oregon Building, Panama-Pacific In- Arrest of Huerta Is Result of Three viding for compensation for injured the battle of the Meadows, in 1855 or 5«. the many friend« that we have mad The intimation is made that the de-I ternational Exposition, San Francisco, Months' Espionage. workmen. Is unconstitutional, George It must of been one of those pretty girls since our arrival «nine litre«- weeks Since pertinent of juatlce, after digesting July 2. — Luther Burbank, who gave Washington.—The United States Evanhoff and Mark R. Upton have he speaks «boot that gave a wonnd in bis ’Ti« a bard wortl to «ay iait since tlie tx-«l the decision, will Institute suits I Oregon ila moat popular potato and the government has frustrated for the brought suit in circuit court here head. I never saw a pretty girl among of friend« moot purl, it ix with many re against the railroad company for sell-1 loganberry a« well, a matt of world-wide present an attempt on the part of Gen against the Bridal Falls lumber com- the Rogue River Indians. grel« 1 hat we «ay it. We have certainly Ing Its lands In numerous Instances in I knowledge ami authority, paid Oregon eral Victorlano Huerta and his asso loo I a very enjoyable tint«, witli tin “ I enlisted in Capt. J. K. lim erick’s tracts of more than 160 acres and for I the compliment of making a spedal half- ciates to launch from American ter pany Temporary injunctions restraining I company in 1853, anu some of my com- litany dear friend« tliat we knew forty more than 92.60 an acre. The railroad hour visit to the Oregon exhibit in tlw dime year« aince. It i« a «ad fact, never has realized $2,0W),000 or 93,000,000,1 Palace of Agriculture and of «aying that ritory a new revolutionary movement the commission from assuming juris- I pany was in the battle at the Meadows in Mexico. The arrest of the Mexican diction over the affairs of the lumber and no one got shot with ail arrow for I tlieless a true one, that we have not had the department contends, to which it I la- had never seen a better of its kind, ex-dictator with General Orozco and company were asked. knew them all. There was live-Sheets, the pleaxtire of meeting very many of our was not legally entitled. The govern- lie was particularly enthusiastic over the others at El Paso follows nearly three old linn- acquaintance« for whom we had ------------------------ t— J. Aliian, J. Carroll, Lientenant Ely, all ment may sue to compel the railroad exhibit of forage crops and grain« which months’ of espionage by government f irnit-d a v ry warm and sincere ullucl company to pay back, either to pur- won tlie grain* prise in competition with Klamath Project to Be Completed. K°t wounded, and I knew A. C. Cal- agents. inent. Namely, Colonel Rom, l«lt Han Klamath Falls, Or —While no more born ,llat 801 kiUed- He wiuj the 3nly chasers or to the government itself, | similar exhibits from a score of «tales 1 ,, , , . , The department of justice had In reclamation projects may be expected "n< lhat had a breech-loading Sharps ley anti Thom«« and Vincent Bell; cape this bonus. At the same time it is He had never see.. a won, satisfactory gtructed Unl(ed guteg Att c ciully tht1 late Thotnax Cavanaugh. Will an<lthe Indtan»lrive that up saying: admitted that purchasers who bought and was amazed that Oregon Oregi ht | I exhibit ami of the western digtrict of Texag tQ to be initiated in Oregon or elsewhere , him we had a very a|a<ciul acquaintance at more than $2.50 an acre may use I could produce so wonderfully. Mr. Bur- take Into custody these men. who in the United States in the immediate ** e» G ke> calaben hiase copit wake, and learned to regard each other ax two future, it may be written down as a 1 halo, poo. the supreme court decision aa a basis! b a n k complimented Chief F r e y ta g seemingly were engaged in violations fact that the Klamath Falla project friend«. We have been pleased to meet ‘ 1 ,lave lived in Jackson county ever for private suits against the railroad I warmly and said I hat there was no doubt of American neutrality laws, which witli Mike Cavanaugh, then a hoy of of Fort Lanv <“»1 company to recover the difference be- in Ids mind that the grand prize had fal forbids the recruiting of men, the pur of 250,000 acres will ultimately be SlnOe 1S52’ fonr nine; Peter, «ix yearx of age; and Mary ;cmpleted as a result of the visit here pe' e^ heard of a battle on Table Rock. tween 92.50 an acre and tlie price they l--n in exactly tlie proj^-r place, chase of supplies therefor and the or- it 12 members of the appropriations “ take8 8ome one like CS Mulkey to ka and Margaret, the two younger, with paid. 1 d the recent winning» by Oregon ex- ganizatlon of a military expedition on whom we have had a very pleasant visit, I1111 na whit when be say« Chief Jo’s :ommittee of the 64th congress. hibita, tlie Exposition News, tlie daily the eoll of the United States. anil would like to see them again were it daughter Sally had a voice like a lion. »Ilb-ial publication on tlie grounds, «ays: ' The developments at El Paso caused possible; but circumstance« will not per I knew Jo’s daughter Mary; he had no I In- «late of Oregon ha« set a record the a sensation in Mexican quarters here, mit the visit, la-nce our return to our daughter Sally. Mary was a tall, slim past few days in tlie number of prizes the both the Carranza and Villa agencies Seattle home, where we have ulready and very dark-skinned sqnaw, and not state mid its individual exhibitors have issuing statements rejoicing that the spent many happy moment« of our life. more loud voiced than other squaws, and carried nil at the exposition. Tlie prize.« | United States had checked an effort "Now just a word a« to this ta-antlful Jo’s Indian name was Cliick-a-qnash. won by Oregon products and by Oregon on the part of the so-called reaction valley that forty year« ago, front present ‘‘Now about tliat log cabin episode. Salem.—At a meeting here the mate indication«, was «imply in its infancy. fish and game com mission appointed ians were chiefly in connection with tlie ary interests to regain control of Mex I This was tlie story at that time. A man I have traveled quite extensively since Carl Shoemaker, editor of the Even ■date’s horticultural and agricultural ex lean affairs. Roseburg. — The Douglas County was out hunting— I have forgotten hi« leaving here hut them ix no plate that ing News of Roseburg, state game hibit«. In both of these fields the Ore Taxpayers’ League, formed here, elect- name now—and got lost, and late in the appeals to tut- like tin- grand and fertile warden; R. E. Clanton, ex-master fish gon exhibits have carried oil'the grand Dario Resta In Auto Makes 97.6 Miles ed R. M. Fox, of Sutherlin, president; evening lie espied a log cabin and «moke. country that it ix. It seem« to me one warden, superintendent of hatcherlAs, prizes, giving the slate the highest rank B. W. Strong, of Roseburg, first vice- He went to the cabin, not two cabins, An Hour. veritable garden of finite—fruit« of ail and H. L. Kelly, of Oregon City, mas among the states that participate in the president; W. C. Edwards of Drain, and found four or five Indians, and they Chicago.—All competitive speedway ■xhibits. The horticultural exhibit is in kind«, and vegetable« aecond Io none in ter fish warden. aecond vice-president; G. W. Riddle, met him friendly and took him in for charge of C. N. Ravlin, 61 Hood River, automobile records of the world from of Riddle, third vice-president; R. E. the night, and they didn’t want to fight. any plate or country that has been my The resignation of A. H. Lea as and the agricultural displays are made 50 miles to 500 miles were shattered privilege to see. Were conditions and state game war Jen was accepted. Mr. Smith, of Roseburg, secretary. So next morning they sent two Indiana in the first Chicago 500-mile derby. cirettniManeex somewhat different I cer ,ea. who was appointed at a recent under tlie supervision of O. E. Freytag.” Thirty directors chose the officers, as an escort; said some of tlieir tribe They were not only beaten by Dario July 1 was Oregon Cherry day. Mag tainly would take great pleasure in tie- meeting of the board, declined the The purpose of the organization is to was ont hunting and they might kill Resta, who won with a French car and way of returning to this Itenuliful valley place. nificent cherries from the various cherry see how county money is spent and to him. 80 they did meet them and wanted districts of tlie slat«* were 011 display captured more than $20,000 in prize bring co-operation between the tax to kilt him to keep him from telling the and making it my home the remaining money, but by nine other drivers who days of lift , and distributed. An elaborate program payers and the county officials. whites where they was. So he promis- lamdon.—England called upon or finished in the money. ---------------------------- led he’d not tell the whites. But tlie "Now, Mr. Editor, I certainly wixlt bad been prepared and t li e day was | ganized labor to come to the aid of made a gain one at the Oregon building. ) The previous record, made by Ralph you success in the enterprise which you Washington.—Favorable reply from thing he told was where his res- the government In the serious cjisla These special occasions bring tremendous I De Palma at Indianapolis recently, Germany to the last note of the United cuers was. That showed he was a traitor itave embarked, together w it It man developed by the shortage of war was at the rate of 89.84 miles per hour. happy day« and good fortune otherwise.' to see the Oregon building, which , „ , . „ and a liar, ^o a company of volunteers muultions. Minister of Munitions crowds . , ,, one of the two or three , averaged dls- States concerning submarine warfare is ......... unquestionably I Resta . , , _ 97.6 over the same , and a few regulars, with a mountain and the sinking of the Lusitania was Lloyd-George issued a remarkable ap lance and J. Cooper, who finished Cornish. N. H.—Under orders from peal to the trade unionists, signed by most popular buildings on the grounds, J tenth, bettered the De Palma mark predicted in an official dispatch from howitzer, fired and the first shot went his physician to take a oomplete rest the United Labor leaders of the na Ambassador Gerard, received at the through the top ol the cabin, and all of ! by averaging 90.3 miles. the other allots went over. Never heard President Wilson settled down at the tion, urging every skilled workman to Dry Act Printed Wrong. The result, according to experts, es State department. about the log rolling. I guess they rolled •‘Summer White House" for a brief va enroll as a volunteer in the munition Eugene.—According to the wording tablishes the new wooden track as the Tourist Coin Stays Home. it like tumble-bugs, one on each side. cation to prepare himself for the ardu factories. The proclamation issued by of the 1916 code recently distributed . fastest in the United States, if not In Washington.—Money heretofore ex There were nine Indians altogether; they ous work ho is expecting within the Lloyd-George described the ammuni throughout the state, and In which a the world. It was announced that pended by American tourists to Eu found one dead Injun in tlie cabin. I next firiv months In. connection with tlon question as very serious. printer's error was discovered by Dep 80,000 persons witnessed the spectacle. rope, estimated by Secretary Lane at don’t how to, multiply nine to make the European and Mexican situations. uty Sheriff Elkins, of Lane county, the The performance of Harry Grant In $100,000,000 or more annually, is this thirty. I leave tliat for ‘misery’. Georgia Urges Reprisals on British. prohibition law would be unenforce driving the entire race without a stop year being spent in the United States, “As for Chief Sam looking like a thor Big Storm Hits Kansas Crops. Atlanta, Ga. — Resolutions urging able, it Is said. The code uses the excited almost as much enthusiasm as according to a statement issued by oughbred; he had a head like a squash Kansas City.—Storms which swept President Wilson to use every means words "not less than $500,” when re the brilliant victory of Resta. him. and a mouth like a frog and a voice like central Kansas and northern and east in Lis power—"diplomatic If possible, ferring to the penalty, when it should a lion.—C. C. Gall.’’ ern Oklahoma caused widespread dam retaliatory If necessary’’—to prevent say "not more than $500,” This Barley—$22 per ton. Scandinavian Women Work for Peace. Tlie Montgomery narrative, to which age to crops. Some points reported interference by Great Britain with would leave the law without any max Hay—Timothy, $16 per ton; alfalfa, Amsterdam, via London.—Hundreds Judge Gall employs such caustic comment winds of violence almost equaling a American commerce to neutral na imum penalty and, it is said, a law *14 per ton. of mass meetings of women were held was written by Fred Lockley in the tornado, accompanied by rain which tions, were adopted by both houses of not limiting the penalty la unconstitu Butter—Creamery, 28c. In all parts of Scandinavia Monday Oregon Journal of Sunday, June 20th, sent many streams out of their banks. the Georgia legislature. tional. Eggs—22c. to urge the calling of a conference of and partially reprinted in The News of i neutral nations to end the war. June 26th. Macadam Read Wanted. Baker.—A movement toward the macadamizing of 70 miles of highway between here and Halfway, In Pine valley, la being started by people of Pine valley. The road will for the most part be over high hills and If completed will be the longest stretch of macadam In eastern Oregon. Barnum Line Soid to Bullis for $ 6 0 ,- 000; Will Electrify O. & C. Grant Can Not Avoid Taxes is Informed Opinion! Burbank Never Saw Better Exhibit Than Oregon’s at P. P. E. Editor Wakes Up as State Game Chief! Douglas Taxpayers Eorm Eirm League!