Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, July 24, 1915, Image 4

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    F o r th a t classy
H air C ut
THE LINER OROUNA
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Notice of Sheriff’s Safe Under
execution in Foreclosure
Legal Notices
) Edward J . Kilo,
The Gold Hill B ank,) Louise K. Eile, Ids
a corporation, ) wife, H arry C.
vs.
(Ford, Mary J. Fowl
land Charles Krlwein
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U kpa K tmkni or thx I nttsio «
Steamer With 227 Passenegers
TR Y DICK
The best» and
la te s t “kuts”
O748B
Including 21 Americans At­
u. H. I And Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
tacked by Submarine
May »2, 1816.
N otics is hereby given that Nellie
Bell, whose post-office address la Msd
ford, Oregon, 86 H. Orange s i., did on
the 26ih day of Augoat, 1811, hie In
th is office Sworn Statement and Appli­
cation, No. 07486, to purchase the Lots
12, 19, 14 and 16, of Sect>oo 12, Town­
ship 33 8, Range 2 W„ W illamette Me
rhlian, and the timber thereon, ander
the provieionsol the act of June 9, 1878
and acta anteudaiorv, known a s the
" Timber and Ntotie La«*', at such value
as m ight be fired by appraisement,
and that, pursuant to sucn application,
the land and timber tnereon have been
appraised, 9601.00, thetiinber estimated
1.877,000 board feet at $0.40 * »0.60 per
M. and the land nothing | that said ap­
plicant will offer final proof in support
of his application ami sworn statement
on the 10th day of August, 1813, before
W. H, Canon, U. S. Commissioner, at
his olfi o, at Medford, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate a con­
testâ t any time before patent Issues, bv
filing a corroborated affidavit In this
office, alleging facte which would defeat
the entry.
—J. M. U pton , •
Register.
By virtue of an Execution and an O r­
der of Sale duly issu,-I out of and under
the seal of fl e Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon in and for the County of .lack-
son, dated the 17th day of July 1916, in
a certain cauae therein, wherein The Gold
Hill Bank, a corporation, as Plaintiff;
recovered m tire 14th day of July 1913, a
judgm ent against the defendants, Kd-
ward J . Eile. Louise E. Kde, his wife,
H arry C. Ford and Mary J . Ford, Ids
wife, and each of them for ll«> sum of
Five H undred Fifty (9350,00) Dollars
with interest thereon from tlie 13th day
of Septem ber, 1813, at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum and Sixty five (966.90)
Dollars attorney's fee, and the further
1 u n i of Fifteen (913,00) Dollars Ousts
which judgm ent was enrolled and dock­
eted in the Clerk’s office of said Court in
in said County on the 1441» day of July,
1916, and is of record in Volume 23 of the
Circuit Court Journal at pages 149 and
160 thereof.
I am comm anded by said Execution
and O rder of Sale to make sale of the
hereinafter deeerihed real property, t o
satisfy tlie judgem ent above nam ed, to-
gether with the attorney’s lees costs and
the accruing costs of this sale, I will there­
fore ou TUESDAY the 24th day of Aug­
ust, 1913, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in.
at tlie front door of the Court Hons»' in
Jacksonville, Jsekaon County, State of
Oregon, offer h irsu te and will m il at pub­
lic a u c tljn , for cash only, subject to re ­
demption as is by law provided, all the
right, title, and Interest that the defend­
ants hail on the 26th day ol H ep te in ber,
1913, the date of said Mortgage, or have
since acquired, or now have in and to Ote
following descrihisl real property, to-w it:
All of the Southwest quarter (H W lf)
Newport
Oregon’s Popular Beach Resort
An Ideal outdoor retreat. Hunting, fishing, boating, sur-
lukthlng. etc. Interesting visiting points in the nclghh >r-
hood. Convenient camping grounds, electric light, pure water
New York.—The Cunard llnar Ordu-
Low Season and Weelt-Fnd Round Trip Excursion Fares
na bound from Liverpool to New York
with 227 passenger», Including 22
T w o D o llr T r a in s T ra m A lb a a r
American«, waa attacked
without
Ask lor illustrated folder "Newport” giving list of hotels, rates, etc.
warning, It waa learned on her arrival
here, by a German submarine on the
A Visit to the
morning of July 9.
Twenty mllee from the graveyard
B aths in Connection
of the Lusitania, off Oldhead of Kin-
tale. the Orduna eacaped the Lusi­
at San Francisco su d San Diego la an event of
tania's fate by half a second of time
a lifetim e and one yon cannot affimi to tnim
or 10 yards of »pace, the German tor­
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
pedo churning the water that distance
Special Fares In July
“ T h e C ity S h o p ”
behind the liner's rudder. Then the
to Han Francisco, Iasi Ängste* and Han Diego on certain dab's
Orduna sped away. She was followed
by the submarine, which rose to the
Low Round Trip Fares Daily
surface, manned a gun on her deck
with stop-overs In d tlie r dlroctlnn
and shelled the fleeing steamer.
F s u r F is » « T r a t a » « D a l l y I n C » c h D l n c t l o n
The attack was at 10 minutes to 6
o'clock In the morning, when all but
Stop-Overs At Expositions
DR. ARTEM AS W. D EA N E
a few of her passengers lay sleeping
All tickets b> the East via California perm it sb»p-overs at
in their bertha. Aroused by stewards,
Han Francisco ami Loa Angides t o se«' the Bxpnaitlons
DENTIST
the passengers dressed hurriedly and
Ask
nearest
Agent lor "California anil Its Two World Expositions” and
went to the upper deck, where they
GAS ADMI.S'lSTXKXD
' Way Hide Notisi Shasta R oute.”
put on life belts and took their places
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
at the lifeboats.
They heard the
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION
scream of the shells and saw the
D epartment opthk I ntkriok
W. P. CHISHOLM , M. D.
ocean spit up columns of water where
06842
the shells struck.
GNER4L PRACTITIONER
U. 8, Land Offics a t Roseburg, Oregon,
J o h n M . S c o t * . O «r». P « « « . A g o n * . P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n
Ten minutes before the attack a
June 11, 1816
G old H ill , O regon .
sailing ship, with two America*
N oticb le hereby given that Bertram
flags painted on her side, was seen
E, Adams, of Gold Hill, Oregon, who,
ahead. Captain Taylor became sus­
A. E. KELLOGG
on February 2, 1811, made Homestead
picious of this craft and began man­
GOLD HILL, OREGON
Entry, Serial, No. 06943, for the N 4 of
euvering his ship. Then came the
N E l4 o f Section 18, Township 36 S,
E m balm er and F uneral
attack, the first warning of which
Range 3 W, W illamette Meridian, has
s the streak of a torpedo which
D irector
filed notice of intention to make Final
whirled through the water and
Three-year Proof, to eetablish claim to
Com plete line oi burial robes,
missed the Orduna's stern by ten
the land above described, before G. A
caskets, etc.
y ards o r thereabouts.
Gardner, County C le r k o f Jackson
F U N E R A L CAR
Countv, Oregon, at Ids office, at Jack­
of Section Five (5) in Township Thirty-
Office Phone: Home, 9—M; Residence
sonville, Oregon, on ib e 26tli day of
F a s t D r i v i n g T e a m s iQ. F e e d S t a b l e s
six (36) Sooth of Range T h u s1 (3 ) West
Phone, Home 2—K ; Pacific 46-M ain
July, 1915.
of the W illam ette Meridian, situated in
in C o n n e c tio n
Claimant names as witnesses :
Jackson County, State of Oregon.
R, L. Cook, o f Gold H ill, Oregon.
S u g ar Pine Cam p No. 10073
All of tlie above described tract of
HAVE added to our general livery business
W. W. H ittle,
”
land will be sold at said time and place
M W A
Washington. — Secretary Lansing- R alph H aym ond, ”
V
v
tw
o com pletely equipped 5-passenger to u rin g
in the m anner provided by 'aw for the
G old Hill - - - - - - - - - - Oregon made public a paraphrase of the note | j T. G alligar,
”
cars
—to
m
eet increased dem and fo r service. Com­
sale
of
real
property
under
execntioti
to
presented by Ambassador Page to the i
Meets first Friday of each m onth
—J. M. U ptos ,
satisfy tlie judgm ent i n favor o f the
m
ercial
trav
elers, outers, hunters, anglers, to u rists
B
ritish
g
overnm
ent
to
conserve
th
e
|
q.jj)
7.04
Jay E . Davidson—Counsul
R egister.
Plaintiff and against tin - Defendants to­
rig h ts of A m erican citizens in cases 1
Alvah E, Kellogg—Clerk
bound fo r m arvelous C ra te r iMike—will find th a t we
gether w i t l i tlie attorney’s fees, costs and
being tried by B ritish prize courts. I t '
know th e roads, th e country, and how to please.
has no relatio n , be said, to th e general • 1» th e C ircu it Couri, of th e S tate of the accruing costs of this sale.
Dated
this
17th
day
of
July,
1913.
note on co n trab an d still in course of
Oregon, for Jackson C ounty,
— W. H. Sijtni i K,
prep aratio n . T he p arap h rase issued Ja n e E. G uernsey,
:
Sheriff of Jackson County,
T h e .S h o r t e s t W a y
by the s ta te d ep artm en t follows:
P lain tiff,
S la te o f ( b e g o t). :
“ In view of differences w hich are
vs.
SUMMONS
By E. W. W ilson ,
T h e L ea st C ost
j said to ex ist betw een th e tw o govern- W illiam D. G urnsey, :
7-24—8-21
Deputy. !
D efendant. :
Com plete Line of A utom o­ ! raents as to th e p rinciples of law ap-
T h e B e st G u id e s
bile Supplies and Repairs, 1 plicable in prize co u rt proceedings in To W illiam D. G urnsey, the above
—r" — - .....—.............. ——-
i
cases
involving
A
m
erican
in
terests.
naated d efendant.
especially Fords
and in o rd e r to avoid any m isunder-
In th e N am e o f th e S tate of O regon ,
A Specialist in th is work,
stan d in g as to th e a ttitu d e of th e Unit- j yoo are ,ierebv requjrei, to appea-. and
One trialTand’our L ivery Service m ak es]frien d s~ -try jit!
as well as any detail of
ed S ta te s in reg ard to any such pro- allBwer th e L.onlplai„ t o( p |alntiff rt, pd
G eneral Blacksm ithing, etc.
ceedings, th e governm ent of the Unit- as(ainst you
th e aUove e o tu le d (.ourt
ed S ta te s inform s th e B ritish g o v ern -. and caua#i „ „ or
fl)l wt.ek# , r()m
W ashington.— With the re tu rn here
m ent th a t in so far as th e rig h ts of th e day of t h . first publication of tins
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N
A m erican citizen s a re conerned, it will ! SUIliniong th e flr9t p at,)j,.ation
M onday of P resid en t Wilson, the for
B la c k s m ith
in sist upon th e ir rig h ts u n d er th e p rln -, lllade on th e n ,th day o , JufH,
{h(. m utation of the policy to bo pursued
ciples and ru les of in tern atio n al law tim e prescribed in the order oi publi­ by the U nited S tates aa a consequence
as h ereto fo re estab lish ed governing cation thereof.
of G erm any's lust note on subm arine
n eu tral tra d e in tim e of war, w ithout
And you a re hereby notified th a t if w arfare w as begun.
W hile d etails ns to the course which
Wood of every description a t lim itatio n or im pairm ent by o rd ers in you tail to a p p e a r and answ er raid com­
low est prices. Wood saw fo r council o r o th er m unicipal legislation plaint, for w ant th ereo f th e plaintill Is to be followed a re w ithheld, it is
by th e B ritish governm ent, and will will apply to th e court for the relief de- know n th a t both the president and Mr.
custom work.
n o t recognize th e v alidity of prize m anded in th e complaint, to-w it;
L ansing have practically made up
Y ards R i\• -idc’Avc. I 1J
co u rt proceedings tak en u n d er re ­
th e ir m inds th a t a definite statem en t
¡■
’or
a
decree
of
th
e
co
u
it
forever
dir-
Phon.- IF21
stra in ts im posed by B ritish m unition solving tile bonds of m atrim ony e x is t­ of w hat th e consequences of fu rth er
law in derogation of th e rig h ts of ing betw een plaintiff and d efendant.
.violation of A m erican rig h ts would be
A m erican citizens under in tern atio n al
P a t r o n iz e .H o m e
T h is sum m ons is published by virtue should be given to the G erm an gov­
law.”
In d u str y
of an o rd er m ade by th e Hon. F. M e rn m en t in the next com m unication.
You can raise -0111c crops every year and all crops some ycar.i w itliont
C alkins, Ju d g e of th e aliove entitled T h ere is little likelihood th a t there
Irrigation,
hut if you « an t Io raise all crops every year you should irrigate.
will
he
any
fu
rth
e
r
discussion
of
the
PANKHURST HEADS PARADE c o u rt, on the 17th day of J u n e . 1916,
the first publication to be on th e 19th principles involved.
Irrigation by f leitriially driven Pumps is Economical, Reliable and Ef­
M T . P I T T <a G O V .
B ritish S u ffrag ettes Ask to Be Em­ day of J u n e , 1915, and the last pnb.ica-
By th e recent a tte m p t to destroy the
ficient— and cxcells all other forms of Power. If you have a water supply
ployed
in
Munition
Factories.
B
ritish
lin er O rdur'a, carry in g a score
ti<
n
on
the
31st
day
of
Ju
ly
1913.
JO H N S O N C IG A R S
from well, crick or stream , an Electric Pumping Plant, can lx> installed at
London.— Enorm ous crow ds of wom­
of A m ericans on her voyage to the
— M clkev & C herry ,
a small cost |s r acre, and at a minimum of expense for iqs-ration.
en thronged V ictoria em bankm ent, de­
U
nited
S
ta
te
s
with
no
m
unitions
or
A ttorneys for Plaintiff,
sp ite a drizzling rain, to p articip ate in
Our Power Lines cover a large portion of Jaekson and Josephine coun­
Medford, Oregon. co ntraband, officials h ere feel th a t the
the w om en's procession voicing the
position of the U nited S tates, as given
ties and we are constantly m aking new extensions.
dem and th a t the B ritish governm ent
In its previous notes, has been m a te ri­
NOTICE FOR PU B L IC A TIO N
Full information of cost for installing ami operating can Is- o b ta in e d by
utilize women In th e work of m aking
ally stren g th en ed . They declare It
D K l’AKT.MRNr o r TH E IN T E IH O R
b • ears out the A m erican contention
inquiry at any of the Com pany's Offices. •
am m unition and In replacing th e mçn.
It is estim ated th a t 30,000 m archers,
th a t the c h a ra c te r of a vessel, h er des
*
-
01480
led by Mrs. E m m eline F’an k h u rst,
tin a tlo n and cargo can be safely d eter
I.am i Office at R oseburg, Oregon. m ined only by visit and search.
founder of th e W om en's Social P oliti­ U.
Ju n e 23, 1913
cal Union, w ere in the ranks, which
N otice is hereby given th a t Chari*»
contained m an; noted women, includ­
H, W ilton, of S am i V aliev, O regon, COMPETITION NEEDS A CURB
ing Lady C olebri
, Lady K nohys and who, on April 2!. 1909. m ade H o iiic -
. V / O l v i E ï ’-î.
Mrs. W aldorf Astor.
stend E ntry, S erial, No. 94880, lor the
‘•y.lj of NVVf and N W Jo f HIV1,' of He - L um ber Industry R epresentatives Lay
Phone 168
216 W est Main S tre e t
L e v
Case Before F ederal Commission.
tion "I Tow nship 35 S, Range 2W, Wit-
M e x ic o C it y is A g a in T h re a te n e d
lailiette M eridian, has filed untie of in­
Chicago. -G overnm ental regulation
W ashington.—Mexico City is again ten tio n to mak<- Final Ftve-vear Proof,
of com petition, as opposed to th e gov­
th reaten ed with attack anil th e Car to establish claim to th e land abov
NOTICE OF CONTEST
You are, therefore, liirtli.-r notified
For Publication
ranza forces under G eneral Gonzales d scribed, before W. II C anon, U. H. ern m e n t's activ ity a g ain st tru sts and
th a t tin ' said a lle g -t oiis will he tak> 11
m
onopolies,
’is
a
necessity,
according
98982
Comm
issioner',
at
his
office
a
t
Medford.
as confessed, and your said e n try will
who drove the Z apata arm y from tin
( ' < n lR st 3 5 3 0
Oregon, on th e 10th d ai ol Aug -st, 1913. to re p re sen tativ es of the lum ber In­
be uaiicnllsd w ithout fu rth e r rig h t to be
capital 10 days ago. have m arched hur
heard, e ith er before this office or on ap­
D
efahtmicnt
the
I
ntekiok
Cliinriant nam es as w itnesses:
d
u
stry
,
who
presented
form
al
s
ta
te
­
riedly no rth w ard to engage an ad ­
U nited S tates Laud Office
peal, if you fail to tile in lid s offico
J . 15. Fi«her, of S am s V a lle y , O re g o n . m ents describing present conditions
vancing colum n believed to be plan E it. Cooper,
R o s e b u rg , O re g o n J u n e 15, 1915
w ithin tw enty davs aft.ei Hi- FO UItTH
”
’
In th e ir trad e a t a conference held
nlng a junction with the Z apata Jo h n W. A im stroug,
To William P atrick G raham id Med­ publication oi th is notice, »s shown be­
”
”
low, vour ansiVi r, un.ler m t'li, spccill-
h ere betw een th e’ federal trad e com ­ ford, Oregon, C nnlestee:
”
”
troops now m enacing com m unication Thom as J , P e rry ,
You are hereby notified th a t A rchie eslly res|,i,„dm g to these Hllegations of
m ission and a com m ittee rep resen tin g
with V era Cruz.
S tate d ep artm en t
—J . M. U p to n ,
r. F lm u n so n who g i v e s C entral Point, contest, together with dm proof th a t
1
patches announced th at G eneral Gon
R egister the N ational L um ber M an u factu rers’ Oregon, as his post-office address, did you have served a copy of your answ er
association.
z a '-s, w ith m ost of his arm y, had
on Ju n e 7. 1915, file in th is office his on the said co n testan t eith e r In person
O verproduction, uncontrolled price- • Inly corroborated application to contest, or by registered m ail.
evacuated Mexico City, tu rn in g the
Seattle.
You sh mid state ill vour answ er th e
cu ttin g and o th e r ruinous com petitive and secure t l i e eaneella, ion o t your
go em in en t over to the civil au th o ri­
W h eat—Bluestem , 95c; club hue;
praettees were blam ed 1 ; It. it. Down Home-lead E ntry No. 0898.’, Serial No. nam e of post office Io wh eh vo i d mire
ties.
98982 mail" July 9 . 11)13, lor lie - S 1^ of filtioe indices to I) sent, lo you.
red R ussian, 89c: forty-fold, 90c; fife,
man, of New O rleans, president of the - E 1^ o f Heetion 11, T ow nship 34 S,
89c.
—J . M. Urro.N,
association,
for
the
p
resen
t
situation
Bang" 2 W., W illam ette. Mcridan. and
Swiss P ro h ib it Gold E xperts.
I t e g is l.e r .
Barley—$22 per toil.
as ground- for his ooutest Io- iille. es
In th e lum ber industry.
P aris.—T he Sw iss federal council
Hay—T im othy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
He described the situ atio n as being tb a t said William P. G raham lias aban­
has decided to prohibit the ex p o rta­ $14 per ton.
doned his said hom estead lor more limn
of first publication Julyfl, 1915
one of dem oralization tor the last one vear last past. T h at said William Dato
” "second
”
July Id, 1915
tio n of gold in any form, say s a Havas
B u tter—C ream ery, 27c.
eight
years,
Including
a
t
th
is
tim
e
a
P, G raham never m ade a settlem ent on
third
July 17, 1915
d ispatch from Berne.
E ggs—24c,
-aid hom estead.
fourth
condition of actual loss.
July 2), 1915
Professional Cards
AMERICAN NOTICE IS
SENT TO THE BRITISH
Two W o rld E x p o s itio n s
Southern Pacific
J G old H ill
A u t o L iv e r y
AUTOM OBILE
Q . GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
WILSON LIKELY TO BE
FIRM WITH GERMANY
CHARLES KELL
D a r lin g Q. H o d g e s
Fire! Fire!!
J. Iv ltte P
I r r ig a t io n is C r o p
In su ran ce
SM O K E
CALIF0R.NIA-0R.EGONP0WER.
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.