Che G o l d H ill N e w s
IMMWTS
According In plana announced to
member« of (he commercial club by
HAY Kl GOLD HILL. JACKSON
C. N. Kavlln, the huge apple displayed
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OREGON, KY ___________
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by the Hood River commercial club In
lie n H . L a m p m a n
the l ’aluce of Horticulture at the Pun
the laugher
anta Pacific exposition. may be placed
n tl J»! tiw Gold Hill p
for rraai'iin- on through Un mails i
u permanent display In Portland
I
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not
remember
when
tirvt
I
|,<ard
SBOQUll- cla-s matter
Oregon’s first drainage district
laughter—yet I know that I lo u d It that
'lay hik I thereafter. Why, 1 never have formed under the new statu law, has
SATIKDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1915
heard it but,deep in in , heart the pixies successfully flouted a bond Issue and
S U ^ C 'K Íp fíü Ñ Si. öd PER a , \ , \ r AI
n AD VAN Cl o f pleasantry waken and start. They la now prepared to work actively to­
brighten in , eye« and th e, lighten my ward the reclamation of a large area
hrvast, till I throw beck in , head and 1 of fertile »oil. The district He« in
PAUCITY O f IDEAS
laugh with tiro rent. Give me druw, Clatsop county between Knap pa and
(George Putnam, in Medford Mail Tribune)
Wsatpert.
give me lorn, give me pen uice and p a in -
A statewide campaign for a dry na
hut, O, give me leave just to laugh once
tlonal issue was started In Oregon
again!
!l,e next sess,on of congress rapidly nearing we read
Mornlay aud 40 central meeting«, with
and hear much of the plans of able and scholastic repre­ Not tlie laughter of Juda« who counted speakers of national reputation, are to
liis gold; nor the laughter that rings as
sentatives and wise and noble senators. We hear of plans for tlie brass mimics gold; not the laughter be bald In all sections of (be state
national defense, of an enlarger! army and navy, of improve­ that wakens to gibe at a woe; nor tlie during the next few days, closing wltb
a stats convention In Portland Novsm
ments in rivers and harbors, of the care of our Indians . nd the laughter that sneers at tlie plight of a foe ber 18 and 17.
—but laughter that springs as a fa , from
old saw that always serves when all others are worn o u t-e c o n ­ the flower, all m err, with morn and the
By elimination of superfluous mat­
ter from Oregon's house and senate
omy in expenditures.
magical hour; laughter that quiver« and
Journal« of the 1915 legljlatlve session
With a large percentage of the people bankrupt, with thou­ quickens and ding« like colors that riot a and condensation Into one volume, the
butterfly’s wings.
coat of publication this year was cut
sands upon thousands homeless and hungry, we hear of no more
Not the laughter of him who is pale to 82753.03, as com pure,1 with 84820.50
practical way to conserve them as valuable citizens of this coun­ with his jest; nor the laughter of him who paid out for the 1913 journals, printed
try t han to Luild more warships and increase the standing army. has failed at tlie teat; not tlie laughter of In two volumes.
cynics who torture the truth; nor laugh­
Twice as many cars have been fur
The chains of existing social injustice and industrial wrong ter
Phone 583
that lechers tlie white dream ot youth nlshed Oregon shipper« ao far In the
are easily cut or broken, but no hand dare attem pt to sunder —hut laughter that booms like a bereurk mqnth of November as during the
them
The nation knows it can be done, but stands hypnotized at ease, with liis tousle-haired kiddie« same period In October, according to
i County, Stale of Oregon, oiler t,,r s ilt»
astride ot bis knee«; laughter 'hat waken« the public service comm ission, but the
from h ng gazing at an old parchment called a constitution, as and
widens and roars like a giant at p la, shortage, although less acute, still ex
and will si II at public auction t o .....high­
helpless as Trilby under the gaze of Svengali.
in his great out-o’-doors.
est bidder for cash, subject to redempli,,!»
1st«, and 1« especially felt by the turn
i as is hy law provided all of the right, tide
W e turn to pages of the press, the inspired voice of the peo­ I do not remem her when flrst I lieard ber manufacturers.
! and interest that the defendant« ats.v«
ple and behold pages of football and society notes, the adven­ laughter—yet I know-tbat I loved it that
Common lotnlror. sized, 813 ,«.r tiron­ named had on the date of the Mortgage
Insurance Agents Held Liable.
d a , and thereafter. Why, I never have
tures of Wallingford and exploits of Elaine, fit epitome of the heard it but somewhere within the pixies Salem.—Because many Insurance ean I. Ih..roughly seasoned. All building herein forecl.sed, or now have or have
life of a people afraid to think.
of pleasantry plead to begin. They tug agents In Oregon have contended they inaterials at retinouahiv price#, All eom- »nice acquired in and to the following de-
scr.l«d real property allualed, lying
at
a prisoner pent in in , breast, till they were not responsible for the payment petition cheerfully met.
How thankful we are that men who lived five or five hund­ loosen
— D ig I h i e s l . o n i l « r C o m p a n y . Ixnig.n Jackson County, Oregon, pi wit:
his bonds Hnd he laughs with the of the premium on a policy Issued at
red thonsand years ago devised an economic svstem for the rest. Take my spear, take my gear, take the request of another agent who de­
The South half of the North -ast quar-
ter ami the South half of the Northwest
present day. If they had not we would have to do it for our- my castle in Spain—b u t, O, g i v e me livers the policy to the Insured. Har j N o tic e d Tex le v y and City Budget
quarto r of s,,-tlon twenty-eight (UK) aud
vey Wells, state insurance cotnmls '
for Gold Mill. Year 1 9 th
selves, and there are none among us for the task. So we drift leave just to laugh once again!
sloner, has Issued a bulletin declaring j
II." Northeast quarter I Section Twenty-
on and, m the language of William Howard Taft, only God can
nine (-.11 (township Thirty four (34);South
that his department would hold agents
Nortea!» hereby given that nt a |»x-ial u ' T i ’ " “ i 2 ’ " ‘ **"1 Die Willamette
help hungry people out of work, even though they stand in
issuing such policies responsible for
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
rj ,1(-
mis ting of the City Council of (.old Hill. Meridian. Together witli ,,j|
the premium's payment.
reach of a billion bushels of grain.
Oregon to bo lid«! in die city hall, Fri- 1
or helonging thereto or used
day, N'ovemlx r t’lkli, at 7:30 p in . a tax
1 M other with all the U'lro-
Portland’« public schools next year
Just the Right Present
>( 5 mills iltain the assess««] valuation ol I
''••'■’»»aineiite aud appurten«n<xw
will coat the taxpayer« approximately
SUFFRAGE LOSSES IN THE EAST
the City of Gold Hill will be levied for th. »»•longing to or in any wise appertaining
f2.650.000.
Don’t take chances in the matter ol year 1916, to provide for the various de­ j lo any of «aid real property.
T H E E A S T -th e staid, bespectacled, pompous old E a s t- is the The annual Oregon Irrigation Con­ Christmas presents. You don't want partments us named in the following | I hat all of ««id property will I«. sold at
will be held In Portland Decem­ yours, like so many others, t» lx- received
fool of the family. With grave accord the New England gress
budget, unless it shall be otherwise deter- .-lid time und place in the manner pro»
ber 28-30, at the Imperial Hotel.
witli indifference or worse, and ten days
states at their recent elections deliberately disapproved of suf­ A fire destroyed half a block la the after Christinas to be cast aside and for­ miiie.l by the action of the intvtiug then Vldcd hy law (or the «ale of real property
iimler execution to satisfy die judgment,
and there assembled.
frage. It was this same East that sent her thousands of sons business district of Indeopndence, en gotten.
Any and all taxpayers of tlie City of costs and the accruing oust« ui dlis sale’
U
lling
a
loss
of
820.000.
with
an
In­
Yon take no such chance in giving The [Gold Hill may appear at such limo and I' ited this 2nd day of November, 1915
into fight for the principle of human equality—and freed a race
Youth’s Companion for a year.
place for consideration and discussion of
from slavery. Yet, so benighted is this day, she hails the sot surance of about 810,000.
If. .SiKdl.kM
Did you ever know of a home in which
Eastern Oregon has furnished Just
• liertffof Jackson Cum ly, Oregon
and simpleton as “citizen!” and thrusts presumptuous woman half of the county entries in the land it came amiss, or of one in which it as die proposed tax levy and chy budget, 'l l' 12-4 Hy E. W. Wilson, D,
and will I«- heard in favor of or ggaiuat
back to greasy dishwater and improvement clubs that can’t im­ products section of the Manufacturers' not conspicuous on the tlie library tabl" such propo.-ed iax levy.
or in some one’s hands all through the
The estimated expenditures of the City
p ro v e -fo r the reason that their patronesses are not classed as and Land Products Show at Portland. year?
TOR SAIL
Jones and Murray, of Modesto, Cal.,
rational beings. The trouble is that the East dees not recognize have Just purchased the Harpold prop­ It is worth while to make a gift of that of Gold Hill for tlie year 19'6, are ns «
follow#:
l ine liand-niu.it) Mission fiuuitiirt ut
the \ erv principles for which she has twice taken up actual arms erty of 1400 acres in the Bonanxa dis­ sort, and it is wortli while to receive it, B i im . x t or C i t y E x p f . y s k roa Y ata Ihh
half value, s«- it aiul get price». I also
trict of Klamath county and paid 840.- too, lor The Companion illustrates the
- oecause. for the once, these same principles wear petticoats.
UcwlplM
make the I« S| furniture polish and floor
best traits in American life in its stories Proceeds 5mifl tax on assesM«l
000 for It.
Oil and sell it . heap. Also doall k<uda of
and
sketches,
upholds
the
best
standards
valuation
•
.
.
Seventy-five editors and publishers
81340.00 job-work and all sorts of furniture« pab-
subscribers of the Portland Jo u rn a l-a n d there be many from all parts of the state convened in its articles and other contiihutions, License«, water receipt«, etc. - 200.0«» Ing. guaranteeing all my w o rk -it mnst
and
combines
tlie
practical
and
inform­
■ such m this locality-w ill rejoice to learn that their favor­ at Salem for the two-days' annual ing with the entertaining and hlood-stir-
stand or no pay.
lie «„n.
, 1m)
Total receipts for year . . .
meeting of the Oregon S a t e Editorial
right man.
I.DO.
00
ite daily dissemenator of news will enter the morning field on association.
rmg.
— J . N . F .ll X T M \,
Expend! turiA
if you do not know Tlie Companion as Interest on outstanding warrants
November 15th with a special out-of-town edition. This issue
1 » " Id H i l l , ( Ire g o on.
i
Because a piece of apple lodged in
HO. 60
will reach southern Oregon patrons in the afternoon of the day his windpipe, 3-year-old Albert, son of it is to- day, let us send you one of two Salary of poli,x. for year -
300.00
two current issues free, that )ou may
150.00
of publication, and will contain in entirety the gossip of the Mr. and Mrs. William N. Saunders, of thoroughly test the paper's quality We Salary of recorder for year
You may fin(f
Treusiner's commission on funds
Richland, died at Baker In SL Eliza­
‘¿ml lb«* thing'*'
world for twenty-four hours previous. To achieve this result it beth’s
will
also
send
the
Forecast
for
1916.
handled
.
.
hospital.
3Ô.00
Butter pa|«T, print«
Every new subscriber who sends 82.00 Street fund
in iwconlnnoe
has been necessary for the Journal to add to its present facilities The Dallas band has at last won l a
-
.
.
.3(N).uo witli the law, for «alt
for,lie fifty-two weekly issues of 1916 will Water fund
on order at The
.
.
.
a leased night wire from the east.
fight for municipal support. After
300.00 News office.
receive free all tlie issues for tlie rest of Contingent fund
.34.5. (N I
January 1, 1916, the Dallas band of 40
I saw cordwood to stove lengths with
191.5 and The Companion Calendar for
pieces, will be a regular municipal In­ 1916.
Total >-x|ieiiditures for y-ar - >1540,00 power saw, promptly on or '-r. Phono
stitution and under control of the city
This notice is given hy order of the John J. Ritter, 3F2I.
THE YOUTH’S COMPANION
council.
Gold Hill. Ore
Council of tlie City of Gold Hili, Oregon,
Boston, Mass.
The financial statem ent of the state
Orders taken for any l««ik published in
industrial accident Insurance comm is­ New subscriptions received at this office. duly made and enured on tlie 1st day of
the I niu,I States. Also we areth esu b -
N ov »* ih I mt , 1
sion covering the 16 months prior to
* r.|Aion agent for all U.M. sad many for­
Dateil
at
Gold
Hill,
Oregon,
Novemlx
r
October 31 last, shows receipts total­
eign magazines and papers.
1, 1915.
ing 8779,141.05 and disbursements of
— tor —
BEN
H.
LAM
I’M
AN,
—John R. Kelsey,
8630,980.57.
S A LE
with Goid Hill News.
Recorder.
Governor W lthycombe has Issued
720 acres, solid body, in Meadows dis­
Prompt Auto Sendee.—My machine la
paroles to seven Inmates of the state trict, small house and good barn, old or-
«IwMjN rcHtfy for
and to hirv at
prison, whose release had been rec­ hard in bearing, several good springs,
lowest possihl,. jate. For four passenger
Notice
of
Sheriff's
Sale
Under
ommended by the s a t e parole board al«»ut 40 acres under cultivation. Price
partie» the rate in no moru tiian railroad
Execution in Foreclosure
The board considered 26 cases at l a 812.50 per acre.
iare. Phone ,32J.
recent meeting.
«65 acres, near Defienger Gap, 16 miles
—C. L. D uhknhkkky ,
Plaintiff,
The Oregon Association for the Pre­ from Gold Hill, over 100 Mres under cnl Cora B. Olson,
(»old IIIII, On*iroir.
vs.
vention of Tuberculosis is preparing tivation, 10 room house, good barn, live
BUY SHINGLES AT H O M E .-M an-
B.
F.
Seaton,
Chas.
A.
Chapman
to launch l a campaign for funds by creek through it, and several springs, all
and ufacturad from Jackson county timber,
Effie Me Ixdlan Chapman, his wife Re-
bolding a tale of Red Cross seals. This good land. Price 835.00 per acre.
select stock, at our new mill in Sams Val-
becca Mc Leilan, J. H. Wennandy and
„ ... _ ..
.
will begin on December 1 and will
200 acres near Beagle, finely improved, L .n L. Fox, partners as Wennandy Liv- ó ley.
lowest 1 prices
b a l n Will
^ sejl shingles
* . * at m""“
close December 24.
including stock and all agricultural im­
ery Company,
Company, and
and Rogue
Rogue River
River Fruit
F rn k A
* .oor,|
u - 1 , æ1* at ,hllt "r 'MUcred
cry
Don. J. Zumwalt, who has a crew plements, all tor 8-10.00 per acre. Terms
Produce Association, an Oregon Corpo­ to order. We also manufacture fruit box
of surveyors at work on Klamath
604 acres In one solid body five miles
«». Prices always reasonable, stock al­
ration,
Defendants.
Marsh, In the northern part of Kla­ out, Sams Valley district, nearly all un­
ways the best. Cali at o r write—Sams
math county, reports that the prelim der cultivation, no bettor alfalfa or grain
Stolen from garage at Gold Hill, Oregon,
T alley Shingle Mill, Hams Valley, Ore.
By virtue of an Execution and Order of
lnary work in the drainage of the land in this county. Price 8100 per acre
November 3,1915; model 1914; bore Oregon
marsh Is progressing nicely.
120 acres on Foots Creek, 7 miles out, sale duly ¡«sued out of and under tlie real
Mrs. Gaither Drewry. Spencer ooun-
Approximately 55,800 head of cen 45 to 50 acres under cultivation, as much of the Circuit Court of tlie S a te of Ore-
license No. 4408; engine number 439371;
gon. in and for the County of Jackson? to j dr.n withlV 18 m o n th ^ h n
° h“ '
tral Oregon shoep have passed through or more could be easily cleared and cul me directed ami daUd 1st d a , of Novcm- ! a w orld ^ rscorrt
i ’ J X *
“ ’.J"
original license tag may have been removed;
Bend in the last month to the winter tivated, almost unlimited range for stock,
* ,
»*r.
1915,
in
a
cerObi
cause
therein,
ago
tb
er.
h„r
n
n,Onth'
range near Coleman and to other g.Hxl bouse, two large barns, hog and
red front common to 1914 models has been
wherein Cora B. Olson on the 19th day of three boy, and t .
i i” ** chlldran’
ranges in the state for feeding prepar chicken bonses, good stream through it. October,
1 9 .5 , recovered a j u d g m e n t X . h a a i X *
' J ”’
repainted black; brass cap on right rear hub
atory to shipment to coast stook mar I’rice $75.00 per acre.
against
the
above
named
defendants
for
of
four
mors
boys
C
°
me
th’ mothar
kea.
160 acres near Asbestos. 20 miles out,
is mashed; guard on left iront wheel is
the
sum
of
Seven
thousand
seven
hundred
I
The
Amertr.n
...................
.....
Several hundred teachers and edu­ some under cultivation, s m a ll Imuse,
kinked; righthand strap of folded top is
C
cators are expected to gather In Pen large amount of small fruit, small bear­ thirty-eight and 87-100 (8773«.87) Dollars, glnsora at its me tlf *
with
interest
thereon
from
said
19th
d
a
,
drafted
a
federal
law"i*
ro
ChlcM° ’
ing
orchard,
most
of
this
is
heavily
tim­
substituted with common red leather grip
dleton next week to attend the annual
teachers’ institute, November 17, 18 bered, unlimited range for stock, several
strap; muffler replaced, asbestos wrapped,
and 19.
The district includes the good large springs. This is a bargain at per annum and 8132.65 costa, which said for the manufacture o f
° n h*
closely bound with stove wire.
counties of Morrow, Wheeler, Gilliam 84500. Considerable stock and imple­ judgment was enrolled and docketed in Columbia river In
the Clerk’s office of «aid Court on the 19th i
’
Or®S°n- The meas-
ments go witli tlie place at that price.
and Umatilla.
ure will urge congress to clear title
Several other farms, large and small, day of October, 1915 and is if record in to water power sites desired.
Growers from all sections of the
Volume
23
of
tlie
Circuit
Court
Journal
Hood River valley report that the ap several fine garden tracts from two tip to
R epresenatlve Claude Kitchen, dem­
pie crop for the season Is now gather 50 acres, improved and unimproved, sev­ at pages 305-6-7 thereof.
ocratic leader of the house, told Presi­
Now
TftKRroaa,
in
Compliance
with
ed and under roof. Several hundred eral of them are decided bargains. If you
dent Wilson after a long conference
packers are now at work sorting, grad want anything in this line it will pay you I lie commands of said Execution and Or­ with him, that he could not support
Ing and packing the apples in boxes to call and see me. or write for particu­ der of Sale, I will on Monday the 6th day he administration’s program for a .-
lars on any of the above.
I of December, 1915, at the hour of 10
for the trade.
I»
tlonal defonso and that be would op­
o’clock a. m. at the front door of the
C. S. REDFIILD-GOLD HILL, OR. .’ Court
pose
tho
program
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