Gold Hill news., March 18, 1916, Image 2

G o ld H ill N e w s
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’ VERY SATURDAY AT GOLD H U I..
OREGON, BY
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I.U 'k sO N COUNTY .
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W e have a new stock o f
TH t B U N G IO M N P IO N ttK
Kepriiik'.l hy request
Gold Hill |xwt.4ttn* for tnuism iw ion through the m aib as
« co n d -d am m atter
Royal Worcester Corsets
Old Joe IXiliaon, just Hs hi* alta, then'
SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1916
S I S( R - ¡'ION
$1.50
PER
ANNUM
IN
the anu—ktokiiig Uke Lite ami him
called it "quits
with one gal Ills tin-
done; and Ida tattcnxl old hat. with a
rout in llie crown, all stave in like th a t;
and hia liead hanging down, and his
hands on hia knee« wagging withered and
lease—looks as though, if you please, he
waan I lunch Use. Looks aa though one
might say, as he pondered on J o e : "l)w -.
tor Osler waa right; thia old jay, he
should go.” He should go with the years
that are over and doue—there is need, it
appears, tor hia place in the sun. But he
sits there and Miiimhlca hia quid, dis**
old Joe; W»d stranger, we none of tis
want kbit to go. Sixty yean is a Inl­
and the timber that "law right hare on
thia spot, he whittled it through aixty
hi
ADVANCE
Gelling Ready for
the Second Count
Ballot Box Will Be Closed at Noon
Monday, March 20th
The News’ great piano voting contest is reaching normal
proportions now. It has come to where you can’t tell who
___ is
. . winter« ago. with one eye on his gnu, did
leading. So many have brought in subscriptions and received l'"'t
*an,,‘ J01” **•<• *K> counted it
their votes, and some have so many that no one can even
' "**’
drsl
Uk‘ “rou,ul " l“'" *"
w in 1 .. t; * most. There is quite a demand for merchants’ cou- round, old Joe pushed it ta c k . i ’uaiad
pons. too. These are the little jokes that will probably tell thel*‘ ba,;k'
’•» own, till the home,
story in the end, and this is the way our readers can help It '‘te“der!< c*m“ *° ,h,' ,*,Kr *,f ,lu- known,
does not cost you a cent when you’ buy groceries drv o™d« nr
T'leu.*»
,
J
x.
.
J MU’-vries, urj gOCMlb or followed then; we feel, kind of dim, that
\\i.oi.c\ei ,e adxertiser in the contest have to offer, and then, "c wouldn't liave beau it it w asn't (or
as the contestant comes to you, you will have a pleasant little him' !<uri,> 1 know others followed, as
surprise for her that will prove you a person that thinks of *** " ‘,“‘i dnret: bm “ *
“
aid Joe lie was tlrat! And he aits
others, and it will make her • pleased
with
you.
— - — •• --•• j —
there and mumbles his quid does old Joe,
Every one of the ladies who are out for that piano want it, *.nd m utters and grumbles and prophe-
and they are trying in every honorable wav to come into
!ies
,,i!* eJe
“",l
oiaArt nF it-
Tf ie e ir o rd ir «
i - .
his raev w ’moat run, ami lie tw n * hall
S1, L‘ ” •
simply a question of which one you like best, awake as lie aits in the sun . . . and
Or course, \ ou like them all, and Gold Hill and vicinity has noth-
°i da* <**per is lower ami low
ing nictr than these contestants, and what is nicer for a lady -but’ 8tr,n8er’ we none “* want ,,i,n
to go.
whether old or young, and her circle of friends, than a nice piano
and s j < a one. for instance, as The News is giving awav to
the lady that the people of Gold Hill and vicinity like best ’
Bear in mind that the ballot box is closed for the second
count at 12 m. on March 20. Be sure and have your votes all in
N O T IC E F Ô R P U B L IC A T IO N .
by that time so that you will have a fair chance to show your
D ki 'A htmint o f t h k I stxuiou
standing. Remember the $10 in gold goes to the one who makes
o sh i
the greatest gain in number of votes.
“ Others were nominated but as yet have received no votes. U, 8. Land Office at Ito seb n rg , Oregon.
F ebruary 19, 1916.
These ladies should by no means be considered out of the run­
N' otick ia hereby given th at Irw in t
ning, as all have been doing some work and they will make the Koenig, of /Asbestos, O regon, w ho, on
contest interesting for those who already have a good start.
June IS, 1912, m ade H om estead E ntry.
Remember that several of the merchants are interested in S erial, No. 08121, for th e - W j ol S E '4
Section 10, T ow nship 34 8, R ange 2
this contest and give 25-vote coupons with every dollar’s pur­ of
W, W illam ette M eridian, has tile.1 no­
chase. Also, those who don’t fully understand the rules and tic e of in ten tio n to m ake F inal T h r. e-
regulations of this contest can call at this office or write us, and year Proof, to estab lish olaim to the
land above described, tie fore W. II
we will be pleased to go over the proposition with them.
C anon. U. 8. C om m issioner, nt his of­
following are the candidates and their standing when the fice a t Medlord, Oregon, on tbe 4th day
first count was made:
of A pril, 1910.
to fit ev e r y o n e —Sizes 18 to 3 2 -P r ic e ,
$ 1.00 to $ 3 .5 0 .
Summer Shirts for Men—Sport,, N egiligee
and G olf S ty les—prices 5 0 c to $ 2 .5 0
Sum m er Dress G oods—new and fresh
Call and see them first
Spring line o f Shoes and Tennis shoes in
We give a 25-vote coupon free with each $1.00 cash purchase
L A N C E & CO.
Legal Notices
Margaret Chi-holm,
Pea.l -h an k s,
Let-y Hodgee,
Dolor - Kelsey,
Ague- Flippen,
IIaz.il Knotts,
Bernice Nichols,
Vera Mitchell,
7050
6600
4550
4500
40*25
3000
3300
3200
K atherine Foley,
Gladys H aym ond,
Velma David-*.u.
Mrs. E sther Reed,
Agnes Dietrich,
Mr-. Jessie Cook,
Lizzie Smith.
Pauline ‘ Naen,
3IÜ0
2650
2625
2575
2400
185l 1
1800
1050
Full particulars and rules on Paee 4
Claim ant names aa witnesses:
Frank D. H ill, of Derby, Oregon,
¡ C liff Hazelwood, of Beagle,
sheriff,
M aich 13, 1916.
N otice in hereby given that the Annual
City Election in and for the City of Gold
Hill, Jackson County, Oregon, will lie
held on the 3rd day of April, 1916, at the
City Hall of Gold Hill.
The ,sills will la* ojien from pi a. m. to
1 p. m. and from 2 p. m to 7 p. in.
The election will Is* lor the ptirjaisc of
electing a Mayor, Treasurer. Recorder,
I Councilman at large, 2Coiincihn* ivlrom
tiie 1st ward and 1 Councilman from the
2nd war*).
The following named persons Lave l»*en
appointed judges of said election:
Ww. F l ip p e n , Judge;
J. H. B eeman ,
W ho shall act as clerk of election ;
F k e d T lu n er ,
wherein Margaret E. Kellogg, as I’laintilf '
Who shall act as clerk of election.
By E. W. W iijmjn ,
recove red a judgm ent against the defend­
—C. ft. I’ hice ,
Deputy.
ants. Jam es E Hutson and Ilaisy H utson, j
4-1
City Recorder.
his wife, for the sum of Seven Hundred
Fifty
l.idi Dollars with interest there
Notice o f Special Election
on from -aid 20th dayof November, 1914, Body of W illia m Stephenaon, of North
Y akim a, Found by T racks.
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum , ,
I
March 13, 1916.
and Eighty five ($86.00) Dollars, atto r­
Seattle, W a sh —The body of WII
N otice is hereby given that a «,s*cial
ney’s fee, an I the further sum ol tl7 .n o liam Stephenson, a w ealthy farm er of
costs. Which judgment was enrolled and : N orth Yakima, was found beside the City election in, anil for the City of Gobi
docket..I in the Clerk’s office of s a id ' N orthern Pacific railro ad track near H ill, Jackson County, Oregon, «ill 1«
Court ill lid Comity on the 2nd day of R avensdale, 30 m iles e a st of S eattle. liiM on the 20tli day of April, 1916, at
The
February. I'.'P;. and Is of record in Vol- ; In the dead m an's pocketbook were the City Hall of Gobi Hill, Ore.
nine 2 1 of th • Circuit Court journal at | eertlftcatr s of <p posit on S eattle, Port p ills «¡11 Is- o p ii from 10 a.ni. to I p.ni.
and from 2 p. m. to 7 p. m.
pageGand 7 th roof.
land and Tacom a banks for sum s to­
. Tiie election will Is- for the purpose of
In <•■ mpliaoce with the commands of taling $11,000.
said Ex< eutioii and Order ot Sale I will
The*coro*. r and deputy sh eriffs be­ annexing the following plat descrilx d a-
on Moinl , the 17th .lay of April, pap;, lieve Mr. Stephenson w as m urdered. in the Rlver.-ide Addition, to tin-C ity
al the hour ,,f 10 o’clock A. M. at tli Two err.iity money sacks in his coal j f roll) Hill, i Io gon. v iz:
A'l Hun porti u of the North half, ol
front .L sirof the Court Hoii-s-iu Jackson­ nicket co .¡need the co ro n er th a t Mr
ville. faek- ii; County, Stab of Oregon, of­ Stephenson was in the h ab it of mak jtlie North Ea-t quart* :. of Ss-tiou t«en-
ty one, Range 30, 3 West, W. M. |yi„g
fer for - d i; I will -ell all of the right, ing his dep ,sfte in gold coin.
title in d ii - restth at the defendants hadon
It is the belief of th e officers tha! betw en Hie S. P. i oin|inny's right of «ay
the date of the m rtg if! hi is n foreclos­ he was attack ed and robbed on tie a i l 1 Rogue River.
Th- folio« ing nam ed p- r-mis have lx en
ed or have since acquir' d or now liave in train by som eone fam iliar w ith I
app lintcil ns judges;
and to ii" ’ following le - . - r i ls d real p r . hanking m ethods and who belie*,
W. It. W a lk er ,
perty situ it- d as follow-:
th at he still had a large sum of money
J. W , li l l KS,
All o l th ■ Northeast quarter of the on him. ft is supposed th a t a fte r ha
Win» will act as Clerk,
Northe.'1-t qm rter, in section thirty-iwo ing Is en robbed he was throw n fron
A. J . T Smith,
fo2l . Il
p .r t of till West half of the the train. Eight of hfs ribs and hi
Who «ill act as Clerk,
North«
in 1 o r of said m ciion •!;! to-«j:
right arm were broken. In tern al in 4~lo
—(I. If. P i iiie ,
— B-ginning
t h e N o rth « --t eorm r juries caused death
Recorder.
C’/?o H o m e iStore
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SPEAR HEAD" _
AN CLD TIME
FAV ü R ï ’TE
"H ip Most Popular Chew for a
Third of a Century
PURE, RICH, FRUITY-SWEET
Notice of Annual City Election
.......................... .................................................. ............................ mu
Margaret E.Kellogg, Plaintiff j N otice of s a i d section 33 running South 40
vs.
¡-
of
chains; thence East 5 chains; thence
Janie-. F Hm.-on and Dalny ¡- m i e r i h ’ i - North 40 chains, thence West 5 chains to
H utson, bis wife, and
}■ S ale
the place ol Is ginning, all of said describ­
R. L. Darling,
}. vxdek , ed pro,ierty Is ilig situated in Township
Defendants. ' f ex eittiox
, 2- -.'11th o l R a n g e 5 West of the W illam ­
ette Meridian, in Douglas County, Oregon.
Also Lot Iiuinlar Four (4) ill Block
S t a t e of O keciox
Number Seventeen (17, in the City of
8 S
Gold Hill, County of Jack.son, State of
J a < k - i 'XC o i ' xtv
(Iregon.
All of the alxive property will b - «old
By virtue of an Execution and Order
of Sab- duly i-n e d out of and under the at said time and place if necessary to sat­
aeal of tiie Circuit Court of the State of j isfy the judgm ent, attorney’s fee, coots
Oregon, in and for the County of Jack- and accruing costs of sale. Dated tiiis
son, tom e directed and dated the lfithday loth day of March, 1916.
— W. II. S ik o i . ek ,
of March, 1916, in a certain suit th ci-in , j
”
Ja c k W alker, of Trail,
.1. B. W elch, of Asbestos,
—J. M, I'i-ro x ,
2-26— l-l
K cgister.
Misses W aists~ 75c to $ 1.00
The man who chews gets by far the
most wholesome enjoyment and satis-
faction out of tobacco, especially if he
chews fluff tobacco. The rich juices
of the leaf are retained in ; ood
plugs better than in any other f rm.
I’ r more than a generation Spear
Head has held first place as the favor­
ite high-grade plug chewing tobacco.
This unique distinction is due soL h’
to the wonderful quality and flavor of
Epear Head—the richest, mellowed,
tastiest chew in the whole world.
Spear Head is the choice ,t of all
r ! Curley, hand-stemmed and made
•h'to mellow-sweet plugs in a perfectly
cle; n, most sanitary factory.
You can't chew the flavor out of
Spear Head, because it’s a [a rt of the
t l.acco. That rich, ripe, red Burley
ta-tc keeps on pleasing you as long
as you keep on chewing.
Chew Spear Head and you'll be
chewing the purv.t and most satisfying
tobacco that it's possible to make. I"
10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
T h e M o rtg a g e L ifte r
An Electric Motor can lift anything. Let Ua 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 POWER anti 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 ex,-»ert .attention and will last a lifetime.
or
O ur P ow er is at Y oi r C ommand
N ig h t , T hroughout t h e Y ear .
at
A ny T im e , D ay
Let us show you where ELECTRIC POWER will heln
on the FARM.
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER.
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 1G8
216 West Main Street
Professional Cards
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
D K N ÏIS T
GAM AD M TN IH IKH Kl)
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
A. f . Kellogg
funeral
director and
CMBALMER
Tourth A viu m North. Gold Hill - . O rv io n
Well equipped morgue and
10073 chapel, complete line of caskets,
G old H ill , O regon .
fap ert Watch Repairing
S a n d y o u r w a t c h r e p a i r w o r k to
m t.
I
am
now
l o m t o f tk o
c o u n try
a n d
d o in g w o r k fo r
h a rt p to p h
in th a
m y ra tu rn a
a rt
p ro m p t, w o r k a c c u r a te a n d ra -
lia b le , p r ic e » r e a to n a b le .
MARTIN I. REDDY,
2 1 2 E Main st, Medford, Or.
AUTOM OBILE
® . G AS ENGINE
REPAIRING
Complete Line of Automo­
bile Supplies and Repairs,
especially Fords
A Specialist in this work,
as well as any detail of
General Blacksmithing, etc.
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m ith
Sugar Pine Camp No.
M W A
robes, etc.
Gold, Hill -
Oregon
Black and Grey Hearse
M co I m first Friday of e w h inontligj
Jay E. DavidM»»ii--( ’ ohumii I
Day ti'h'phoni' No. 2 I . ;
Night No. 2 K.
"AIvuli E. Kellogg—( ’lurk
L A N D
C O M M IS S IO N E R
wishing to make
' hotnestead entries, timber en­
tries, homestead proofs, con­
tests nr trail, act any business
relating to government lands
should write or call upon
P ersons
P a tr o n iz e H o m e
In d u stry
vSM O R E
M T . P I T T <a G O V .
JO H N SO N C IG A R S
Fire! Fire!!
Wood of every description at
lowest prices. Wood saw for
V . .V. C O M M I K M 1 O N E K
custom work.
Room 29, .Jackson County Bank
Yarili Rivt'N(t|i'*Avt
Bldg., M edford , O re .
Plinni* 3F2I
W . H. CANO N
J. R itter