Gold Hill news., March 11, 1916, Image 2

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EVERY SATURDAY IT « 0 1 .9 l l l l l . JACKSON COUNTY.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 11. 1916
S U B S C R IP T IO N
$1 .5 0
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ANNUM
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W e have a n ew stock o f
in r BUNGTOWN «CHItW
Reprinted by request
Entered at the Gold Hill |«»«totii,ie for transm ission through the mails aa
second-.lass m atter
O, the sun went ont. and the «tars ram e
back, and the moon elimiäsi ever li e
hill—a rolling pearl on a silver track—
and the little, »Id town tire» still. His
A D V A N C E pipe was tnild ami the air was sweet, Ila'
night bini vailed t o ita mate, when he
heard the trip »f scurrying feet and tiu*
click »I the garden gate.
The curfew
rang from the »hl town hall, and the
in .trait al douched »n his rounds, hut the
alata and the t i n a n i and the evening all
werm full of pleasant sounds.
Seccnd Count in
Piano Contest March 20
Royal Worcester Corsets
to fit e v e r y o n e —Sizes 18 to 3 2 —Price,
$ 1.00 to $ 3 .5 0 . Misses W a ists-7 5 c to $ 1.00
Middy Blouses—several sty les—for Girls and
W om en—prices 6 0 c to $ 1 .0 0
And lit* hear« lift* click of the garden
latch and the trip ul »vurryiiig feel, and
a whisper of white in a im,'” 111' 1 I**1' 1'
and the low laugh when they mot U And
Ilia atuoke dies out ami the pipe g r o " ’
ehill, as he liears like an echo ever ant
that Occasion is a sort ol lutremeter to '
old a whistle from over (lie hill.
And
your foil. Wing of friends ami, if 7 °« win
it will l„ tile result of the efforts of yonr- ' (he lady tuoon, in the ravelled Ian- of the
little, light Clouds tiling by, hut half oh
s, If and friends.
«curve her sm iling face and wrinkles a
T h e fo llo w in g a te the enterprising liter« I
m erry eye.
c h a n ts w ho give coupons:
And the curfew called aud the curf. w
M. D. Bowers. Drugs,
rang, and the drowsy old man arots*—hot
,u - 2 hnsott, Im plem ents and Ilard -
the cricket shrilled and the night bird
war,
sang, and the breeze bespoke the rose
A t . General Merchandise,
And one by one in the sleepy town the
D. II. Miller, H ardware,
last little liglus burned low—for the cu r­
Merritt A Co.. General Merchandise,
few’s call as night drifts down is a time
Truax A Co., General Merchandise.
for the old to go. For the years swing
When J' i! trade at these stores
sure hack with the garden gate, ami tlie ash
to ask for coupons. Every little piece o f 1 in the pipe grows chill—and the ruriew
paper hearing 25 votes may win some calls th a t the ho u r is Ian- . . . hut
friend of y nrs the beautiful Oberm ayer a whistle sounds front the hill.
Sons piano.
R, tn e in ls r th e $10 in 'Toi. 1 goes to the
o n e w ho m a k e s th e greatest gain in ntttu-
lier of votes.
$10 in Gold to Candidate Making
Largest Gain Since 1st Count
The lime for the second count is fast
approaching and with it interest in the
r-sult
growing more keen with friendly
rivalry among the contestants. The re­
maining days will witness an act'ce cam ­
paign r more votes. New subscript]' n s
.flYc f nning in and the m erchants are
having wide and active demand for the
goiq u-
_..eie will tie anothet prize of ten d»l
lars in g Id to the contestant who makes
the greatest gain in votes betwasti the
first amt second count, March 20th
It y n are not a subscriber for The
News :. ' is th e time to start, or if JOU
owe. now is the time to pay. You have
no dotilg a friend among the contestants
who would lie delighted to have your
Votes
Ten dollar« is worth considerable effort
and the energy put forth to secure this
land« the winner that much nearer suc-
e ei.
'h e tini«h. when the piano will be
awatded. Tf y inr effort« heoetoloro have
been «pastnodle, from now on make It
continuous and determined.
Enlist the
melt as well as the w men folks in your
behalf
They will enjoy The New« and
will be glad to help y ti along to victory.
Speak to your friends and neighbor« and
zee how quickly they will respond.
One of the beauties of this contest Is
th at few are d isap p o in ted -th ere are sev­
eral prizes. It is a time when you ask
your friends to show their friendship in a '
substantial way by assisting you.
The count on March 20th will be deci­
sive as to the $10 but its im portance must
not be overlooked tor your standing on
Margaret Chi«holm,
Pearl Shank«.
Ia?t.«y H'vlge«,
D 'l»re« KeN y,
Agnes Flippon,
Hazel Knotts,
Bernice Nichols,
Vera Mitchell,
K atherine Foley,
Glady« H aymond,
Velma Davidson,
Mrs E sther Reed,
Agnes Dietrich,
Mrs. Jessie Cook,
Lizzie Smith,
Pauline Olsen,
7050
6800
45.50
4500
4025
3600
8300
3200
3100
2650
2625
2575
2400
1850
1800
1050
Spring line o f Shoes and Tennis shoes in
We give a 25-vote coupon free with each $1.00 cash purchase
— J, M , U
tllows the use of
SB S |
;e night before ;
p l a x a - t i v e t a b l e t •'
h t h e p le a sa n t t a s t e
e have the exclusive
selling'rights for this
. ’great laxative
M- D. BOWERS
L A N C E & CO.
V, 6. L aud Otfleo a t R o seb u rg , O regon.
2-26— 1-1
a '
Sum m er Dress G oods—new and fresh
Call and see them first
NOTICE FOR PU BLICA TION .
D kpaktmkxt o r th e I stskiok
OSISI
Full particulars and rules on Page 4
I.s
pt O w ,
R egister.
C iw t it C oirt o r tiik S tvte o r
O regon in ano kor t i u C ointv
o r J ackson
t iu
M argaret E. Kellogg, Plaintiff }■ N otice
vs.
¡-
or
Jam es F. Hutson ami Daisy jS iiK itirr’s
H utson, bis wife, >tn<l
¡- S al «
R. L. Darling, Defendants. }•
By virtue of an Execution »nil Order
of Sale duly issued out of and under the
seal of the Circuit Court of the Mate of
Oregon, in and for the County ul Jack-
son, i n a certain suit therein, wherein
M argaiet E. Kellogg, recovered a judg­
m ent against tbe defendants. Jam es E.
Ilutson and Daisy H utson, his wife, for
the sum of Seven H undred Fifty ($750.00)
Dollars with interest thereon from said
20th day of November, 1914, at the rate
of 10 per cent p*r annum , and Righty-
five ($8-5.00) Dollars attorney’s fee, and
the further sum of $17.80 Dollars, which
judgm ent was enrolled and docketed in
the C lerk's office of said Court on the
2nd day ol February, 1916, and is of re­
cord in Volume 24 of the Circuit Court
jo u rn al at pages 6 and 7 thereof.
T am commanded by said Execution
and Order ol sale to m ake sale ol the
real property herein after described, I
will therefore on M onday, th e 26th day
of March, 1916, at the hour of 10 o’clock
A. M. at the front door of the Court
Hottsb til Jacksonville, lackson County,
Oregon, offer for sale ami will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash subject to redem ption as is by laW
provhjed, all of the right, title and in ter­
est of the defendants in and to Lot nuin-
l>er Four (4) in*Block No. Seventeen (17)
in th e City of Gold Hill, County of Jack-
son, State of Oregon.
The lot alxrve described will lr* sold at
said tim e and place In the m anner pro­
vided by law lor the sale of real property
under execution.
D ated this lflth day ol February, 1916.
—W, ff. SiNoi.aa,
la retreating westward, while the
BRIEF WAR NEWS
southward thrust by the Russians has
The situation remains unchanced on driven a wedge between the Turkish
the Russian and Austro-Itallan front«. forces w est of Ldke Von, in Armenia,
Advices from a diplomatic source la end those operating to tbe seat In
Constantinople «ay that an attempt Persia.
The Gertnane have r e tn m d their
Mae been made to aeeaaelnate Baver
Pasha. the war mlnleter, who was heavy offensive In the reglen of Ver­
dun, with the French everpwhere
•eunded.
The Germane admit that in the r » | strongly opposing i t
The German armies at the gates of
(le e of Ypree the British recaptared
the positives the Germane took from Verdun are hammering them hard
them February id. hut eay the British with heavy am ilery. In the laht fight­
were Immediately driven out of most ing reported the Initiative was on the
of them.
The British, however, de­ side of the French, who deaper^tsdy
clare that they have held theee posi­ drove back at the Oermans In a coun­
Sheriff,
ter attack which gained them ground.
tions.
By E. W . W ilso n ,
The OermaD thrusts In the new
The Russian oocopatlen of B ttiU , 1h
Deputy.
Turkish Armenia, te retarded la Petro­ phase of the titanio struggle are being
grad as a development of first Impor­ delivered with heaviest foros at pres­
tance. opening farther the way to Bag­ ent on the salient to the northeast of
Fall o f Bagdad la Naar.
dad for the Russian armies The Turks the fortress In which Use toa Daaàu
m
ast
plain
Hese
toe
Wan
eh
lest
LoaBau.—The
fall at Bagdad la aaa
now will be greatly hampered In
bringing up reinforcements for their weak were driven out of Port Doua» atdaaad laim laaot, aaoardlag to aa
Atoaaa dispatch.
army (hat met defeat s t Krserum and mont village to the west.
«
Summer Shirts for Men—Sporb, N egiligee
and G olf S ty les—prices 5 0 c to $ 2 .5 0
Legal Notices
F ebruary 19, 1916.
N orte« is hereby given th a t Irw in F
K oenig, of A sbestos, O regon, w ho, on
Ju n e 18, 1912, made H om estead E n try ,
S erial, No. 08121, for tb e SW>-4 of S E '4
of Section 10, T ow nship 34 S, R ange 2
W, W illam ette M eridian, has filed uo-
tb-e of in ten tio n to m ake F inal T h ree-
year Proof, to estab lish claim to tbe
land above d escribed, before W . H.
C anon. U. 8. C om m issioner, a t his of­
fice a t Medlord, O regon, on tb e 4th day
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C laim an t n am es as witfiesse«:
F ran k D. H ill, of Derby, O regon,
I Cliff Hazelwood, of B eagle,
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Jack W alker, of Trail,
J . B. W elch, of Asbestos,
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SZ)c H o m e S t o r e
MELLOW-SWEET
IS TASTE OF
‘“ SPEAR HEAD”
Most Richly-Flavored Chew
That Was Ever Pressed
Into Plugs
FAVORITE
FOR
A GENERATION
Red-blooded men with real tobacco
hunger find that they can satisfy it only
by chewing, and tlie most wholesome
and satisfying tobacco to chew is that
made in plug form.
The limit o f luxury in tobacco chew­
ing is the rich, sweet, juicy flavor that
trickles through your system when you
chew Spear Head.
No other chewing tobacco is so mel­
low, so luscious and so satisfying. No
other equals Spear H ead for putting a
keen edge on your appetite.
Spear H ead is made of the w orld’s
best tobacco leaf—the choicest of red
Kentucky Burley. T his leaf is selected
fo r its full, juicy richness with the
most painstaking care, is stemmed by
hand, is pressed into Spear Head plugs
so slowly that not a drop of tlie rich,
natural juice escapes.
— •
Y our first chew o f Spear Head win
open your eyes to the genuine enjoy­
ment there is in chewing
Chew the rich and mellow tobacco
th a t has been the favorite for a third
o f a century— th at’s Spear Head. In
10c cuts, wrapped in w ax paper.
T h e M o r tg a g 'e L i f t e r
An Electric Motor can lift anything. Ix‘t us tell you
how. By MAKING T W O EARS O E CORN GROW
WHERE ONLY ONE GREW BEFORE. Not getting the
RIGHT AMOUNT of rain at the RIGHT TIME, is the
principal cause of crop failure.
This is past history however, on hundreds of profitable
farms throughout the country.
These EARMS use ELECTRIC BOWER and MOTOR
driven pumps a l l o w IRRIGATION in t h e RIGHT
AMOUNT and at the RIGHT TIME.
They are always ready, reliable and inexpensive, re­
quire no expert attention and will last a lifetime.
O ur B ower is at Y our C ommand at A ny T ime , D ay
or N ight , T hroughout the Y ear .
Let us show you where ELECTRIC BOWER will help
on the FARM.
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
Professional Cards
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MARTIN I . R tD D Y ,
2 1 » C Main at, Medford, O r.
C o m p le te L in e o f A u to m o ­
b ile S u p p lie s and R ep airs,
e sp e c ia lly F o rd s
A S p e c ia list in th is w ork,
as w ell as a n y d e ta il o f
G en eral B la c k sm ith in g , e tc .
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m it h
AN D
EMBALMER
G old H ill , O regon .
ruurth Avnu« North, Gold Mill . - Oregon
WeH
S u g a r P in e C am p N o .
M W A
equipped
morgue
and
10078 chapel, complete line of caskets,
robes, etc.
Gold; H i l l ....................................... Oregon
Black and Grey Hearse
Mi-eta finrt Friday of each m onth®
Jay K. Davldnon—Counnul
D«y telephone No. 2 I.; Night Ho. 2
£Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
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AUTOMÒBILE
<a GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
DIRECTOR
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
Cxpert Watch R•pairing
r.Fafe «».v* ••
A. C. Kellogg
FUNERAL
L A M D
C O M M IS S IO N E R
P e r s o n s w is h in g t o
m ak e
h o m e ste a d e n tr ie s, tim b e r e n ­
tr ie s, h o m e ste a d p r o o fs, c o n ­
t e s t s o r tr a n sa c t a n y b u sin ess
r e la tin g to g o v e r n m e n t lands
should w r ite or ca ll upon
W . H. C A N O N
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In d u a try
SM O K E
M T . P I T T <XX G O V .
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Fire! Fire!!
W ood o f e v e r y d e sc r ip tio n a t
lo w e st p rices. W ood sa w fo r
c u sto m w ork.
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