THE JACK SO N
WAR DECLAREO ON
TURKEY BY ITALY
C O U N T Y F A IR
M edford, 5ept. 8-9-10-11
L I B E R A L P R E M IU M S
On Stock, Fruits, Grains, Grasses, Agricultural Displays, Products of Kitchen and Pantry, Flow
ers, Minerals, Merchants’ Displays, Etc,
London.—Italy lots dvclared w ar
against T urkey, atul the Italian ain
baaiador ha» left C onstantinople.
M arquis dl U arronl, Italian ainbas
aador to T urkey, handed to the porte
a note declaring Italy conaldered her
•elf In a atale of w ar with T urkey,
and dem anded hla paaaporta. accord
ing to an official telegram .
The reaaona given In the note for
Italy'a declaration of w ar were the
aupport given by T urkey to the revolt
In Libya and the prevention of the
dep artu re of Italian realdenta from
Syria.
Although Italy declared w ar on Aua
trla on May 24 th ere haa never been
a declaration of w ar betw een Italy and
G erm any, the ally of Auatrla, while
until now Italy and T urkey, the ally
of the cen tral powers, nom inally have
been at peace.
TA« W orld'» Cr»at»»t Expedition
Is now at its height In
vSan F r a n c is c o
Never hefoie III the history of the world has there
been conducted such a niaguidoent and wonderful
Ksposition. Here Is artistically prvenU-d the pro
ductions ol the udnd a i u l labors of m ankind
throughout the ages.
1 a > w Round T rip Ticket« arc on sale dally to San
Francisco.
Four commodious trains leave every day for Han
Francis yo.
Scenery enroute is fast lis t in g ,
passed.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 1:30 p. m.
sharp, between Klamath Falls and Medford for
a purse of $300, divided 60 per c en t for winning team, 40 per c en t for losing team
Harness and Running Races — Fine Music
G ra n d T h r e e -D a y R e la y R a c e
One of the biggest events ever pulled off in Southern Oregon. Contestants to run two and a
half miles each day, changing horses every half mile. Purses given to winners of 3 days’ contest
C o u n t y »S ch ool E x h ib its
In charge of County School Supt. Percy Wells. Liberal premiums on everything grown and made
by the pupils in city and country schools. All school children admitted free on Friday
Get a Premium List, prepare exhibits and help make this a big old fashioned fair
Electric automatic Block Signal guard the Way.
Our nearest agent will give your iaquiriea courteous
attention.
Fire! Fire!!
Yards Riveaide^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 I T T (EL G O V .
JO H N S O N C IG A R S
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
GN33YL PRACTITIONER
G old H ill , O regon .
I-c -E
I have constantly on
hand a supply of ICE
that’s chemically PUKE
and safe for table use as
for refrigerating.
W i l l d e liv e r to r e g u
la r
p a tro n s
m o r n in g .
e v e ry
S p e c ia l
o rd e rs fille d
at once
You can’t afford to eat
tainted food, or ¿drink
luke warm beverages
when ice costs only
A FEW CENTS’DAILY
W . A . C ooR
ELEVEN WARSHIPS
LOST BY GERMANS
Four Cruisers. Seven Torpedo-
boats Sunk in Sea Fight
in Gulf of Riga.
For that classy
Hair Cut
Chicago. —Sum m aries of the reports.
three In num ber, of the U nited S tates
com m ission on industrial relations as
to findings and recom m endations for
the Inform ation of congress, w ere
made public here.
The com m ission, which ceased to
exist Monday, was composed of three
rep resen tativ es each of the em ployers,
the employed and the general public.
The rep o rts agree on a federal In
heritance tax and on the general plan
tor Its use. The Manly report dis
agrees In recom m ending practically
the single tax and o th er things.
The Manly sum m ary finds th a t the
causes of Industrial unrest group
them selves alm ost w ithout exception
under four m ain sources which In
clude all the others They a re : Un
ju st d istribution of w ealth and In- i
com e; unem ploym ent and denial of
opportunity to earn a living; denial
of justice in the creation. In the a d
judication and in the adm inistration
of the law ; denial of the right and
opportunity to form effective organ!
xations.
T eutons Take Hill by Storm .
Berlin, via l.ondon.—A hili at Kopy-
tow. to th e southw est of the R ussian
fo rtress of B rest Lltovak, has been
storm ed by the T eutonic forces, ac- |
cording to an official sta te m e n t given
out by the G erm an arm y headquarters.
Berlin, via London.— G erm an troops
have occupied the fo rtress of Ossn-
wetz, which was evacuated by the
R ussians, G erm an arm y h ead q u arters
has announced.
G o ld H ill
A u to L ivery
F a st D r iv in g T e a m s
Feed
in C o n n e c t i o n
S ta b le s
M I T E HAVE added to our general livery business
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two completely equipped 5-passenger touring
cars to meet increased demand for service. 'Com
mercial travelers, outers, hunters, anglers, tourists
bound for marvelous Crater Like -will find that we
know the roads, the country, and how to please.
T h e S h o rtest W ny
T h e L ea st C o st
One trialJandJour’LiveryJService makesjfriends--tryjit!
D a r lin g Q. H o d g e s
L egal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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John M. Scott. Gen’l Passenger Ag't, Portland. Ore.
G O L D H IL L , O R E G O N
London.—A d ispatch to the C entral
News from P etro g rad says:
“T he p resid en t of th e dum a has an
nounced th a t th e G erm ans had lost
the b attle cru iser Moltke. th ree cru is
e rs and seven torpedo-boats in the
Riga battle."
Baths in Connection
T he announcem ent of the president
of the dum a as se n t was as follows:
“ In the Riga b attle the G erm ans lost
one b attle cru iser, the Moltke. three
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
cru isers and seven torpedo-boats.
“ T h e C ity S h o p ”
“The G erm an fleet has w ithdraw n
from Riga bay.
“The G erm ans tried to m ake a de
scen t n ear P ernpvin (P ern ig ell, on
the e a st shore of the gulf of Riga,
som e 35 m iles north of Riga. Pour
barges cram m ed w ith soldiers took
p a rt in the descent. They w ere re DR. ARTEMA8 W. DEANE
pulsed by the R ussian troops, w ithout
DENTIST
tlie co-operation of artillery , th e G er
m ans being exterm in ated and the
«AS AUMIKIHTKRKO
barges captured.
U I A I . Ì O B U IL D IN G , M E D F O R D
“ P etrograd indulged in pardonable
rejoicings. The d esp erate effo rts of
th e G erm ans to upset our m ilitary
A. E. KELLOGG
plans by creatin g a diversion on the
GOLD HILL. OREGON
E sthonian coast has signally failed
Embalmer and Funeral
A ccording to the new s received they
sustained heavy losses during th e op
Director
eratio n s connected with the forcing
Com plete line of burial robet,
of the gulf of Riga.
'■aekets. etc.
“Aided by B ritish subm arines we
FUNERAL
CAR
w ere able from th e sh e lte r of the g reat
and little tow ns to h arass and cripple Dtfice Phone: Home, b—M; R esid en ce
and finally to drive the enemy out e?
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th e gulf.”
U. S. Asked to W ithhold Judgment.
Investigators Agraa on Inbarltanca
T a « ; D iffe r on O ther Pointa.
Russians Lose Osaowetx.
No extra charge for grandstand, vehicles or autos S. I. BROWN, Sec.
Wood of every description at
lowest prices. Wood saw for
custom work.
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T h e B est G u id e s
G e n e r a l A d m is s io n A d m its to E v e r y th in g
J. T. SULLIVAN. Pres.
and
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INQUIRY REPORTS FILED
B a s e B a ll G a m e s
varied
10073
W ashington.—C ount von B ernstorff,
the G erm an am bassador, asked the Gold Hill - . ...................... - - I »regoli
Meets first Friday of e»ch month
United S tates to withhold Judgm ent
Jay > E Davidson—( 'oimsul
on the sinking of th e W hite S tar liner
Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
Arabic until It has h eard from Berlin.
D e i - a k tm k s t
of th k
I ntkrior
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U. 8. Land Office a t Rnsebura, Oregon*
August 10, fill»
N otice is hereby given th a t Jo h n F.
Ralls, of Gold Hili, Oregon, who, on
January 2», l!)ll). made hom estead En-
try, Serial, No 0f>M2, for the W% of NW
‘4 of Section 2. Tow nship 37 S, R ange
J V\, \\ illam ette M eridian, has filed
notice of intention t i m ake F.nal F ive-
| year Proof, to estah-isb claim to the
land above described, before W . U
I Canon. U.
Conun-ssiooer, a t Ids o1-
I fire a t Medford, Oregon, Oil the ?oth
I day ol Septem ber. 1HI5.
C laim ant names as witnesses:
G eorge M artin, ol Gold H ill, Oregon.
| A rt Doggie, of
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Eba Davis, of C entral P o in t,
’’
' Ervin Ray, of Gold H ill,
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—J. M. U pton ,
8-14—!»- 1H
Register.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Under
Execution in Foreclosure
) Edward J. Ede,
Tl. ■ Gobi Hill B ank,) Louise E. Ede. his
a corporation, ) wife, H arry C.
vs.
(Ford, Mary J. Foni
»and ( barles Erlnein
By virtue of an Execution nud an Or
der of Sale duly issued out of and under
the seal of t i e Circuit Court of the State
of Oregc n in and for the County of .lack-
son, dated tlie I7tli day of July 1IH5, in
a certain cause therein, wherein Tin-Gold
Hill Bank, a corporation, as Plaintiff;
recovered in the I Ith day of July PU5. a
judgm ent against tlie detendauts, Ed
ward J. Ede. Is.uise E. Ede, his wife.
Harry C. Idird and Mary J. l-'ord, his
wife, and each of them for tlie sum of
Five Hundred Fifty ( U n o t l. lM lj Dollars
with interest thereon from the loth day
of September, 1013, at, llie rate of H )H i
cent |» t annum and Sixty live ($trt.tsi)
Dollars attorney’s fee, and tlie further
I r r ig a tio n is C r o p
In su ran ce
You can raiw some crops every year and all crops some years without
Irrigation, but if you want to raise all crops every year you should irrigate.
Irrigation by Flectrically driven Pumps is economical. Reliable and Ef
ficient -and excells all other forms of power. If you have a water supply
from we',I, creek or stream, an Electric Pumping Plan! chii Is- installed nt
a small cost per acre, and at a minimum ->f cxjh - iisc for operation.
Gur Power Lines cover a large portion of Jackson and Josephine coun
ties ami we are constantly m aking new extensions.
Full information of cost for installing ami operating - an is- obtained by
inquiry at any of tlie Com pany's Offices.
CALIF0RN1A-0R. EGONPO »VER
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
s u m of Fifteen ($10.1»)) Dollars costs
which judgm ent was enrolled nml dock
eted in the C lerk's office of said Court in
in said County on the I lib day of July.
Ifilfi, and is of record in Volume 23 of the
Circuit Court Journal at pages lib a m i
ISO thereof.
I ijin eouiuiamled by said Execution
and Order of Sale Io make sale of the
liereiniifler deserlls-d real properly, I o
satisfy the judgement above named, to
gether with the attorney’s tees costs and
the Iieeruing Costs of this sale. I will there
fore on TUESDAY tin- 24th -lay of Aug
ust. IHIÒ, at tin hour of III o’clock a. in.
it the front door of the Court llnu.so in
Jacksonville, J-ekson County, State of
Oregon, oiler for sale and will sellai pub
lic aneti m, for cash only, subject to re
demption as is by law provided, all the
right, title, and interest that the defend
ant* bad on the 25tli day of September,
1013, the dale of said .Mortgage, or have
........acquired, or now have in mid Io the
following lies, | ils-d l-e ill property, to-W'it;
All of the Southwest quarter i S W 4 i
ofHeetion Five f.'ii in Township Thirty-
six (3(1) South of Range Three ( 3 | West
of tile \\ illamette Meridian, situated in
Jackson County, State of Oregon.
All of (I k * ii I hivc described tract u f
land will Is-sold at said lime and plan-
in the milliner provided by law for the
sale of real prop-rtv un-l'i-r exiv-ntion to
satisfy the judgm ent in favor o f the
Plaiutitl' ami against the Defen,hints to
gether with the attorney’s fees, costs and
tin- accruing costs of this sale.
Dated this 17th day of July, |bl.’>.
' — W . I I . S lN lll.l H,
Sheriff of Jackson County.
State of Oregon.
By E. W. W ilson ,
”•24— 8-21
Deputy