Gold Hill news., April 22, 1916, Image 2

T he G o ld H ill N e w s
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY AT GHI.D
OREGON, BY
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SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916
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L e g a l N otices
m u.. J ackson n n 'N n .
ANNUM
IN
ADVANCE
Tue boys are working very hard to secure the fine new
baseball mitt given by Tue News for the largest and best list
of news items that are printed during the week ending April
29. Get busy, boys.
I f you like T he News tell your friends. If you have a
news item tell us. We are here to make this paper better. You
can help us in many ways, and one is to tell us about the little
happenings that come up in the course of your daily business.
We appreciate it and so do our readers.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
07«IW
D ki - abtmkmt or tub I ntkrio K
U. H. Land Office at Rossburg, Oregon
a pi ii e, nue.
NOTICB la hereby given that Amos C.
Hazelwood, of tteagl. . Oregon, who, on
February 24, 1912, made homestead en ­
try serial. No. 07853, lor E ls N E G , SW
t* N E q , N E 'jS E '« , Section 30. Town­
ship ."4 S.. Kai g« 2W ., W lhainatte Mer­
idian, b a a tiled notice of Intention
to m a k e final three-year proof to
establish claim to the land above dea-
C> lb> d. before W. H. Canon, V, 8. Coin
mia»ioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the
20th day of May, 1916
Claim ant name» an witnesses:
Francis K. Sprinaer, of Bengls, Ore.
George E. Moore, of
Joa ph L . W y la n d , of
Pavid E C ottrell, of
—J. M. UrTO»,
4t*-2
Register.
We submit for the benefit of the trade, the
following prices.
Please look them over and if in line, let us have a par ol your business. You will
find these to he our “ Regular” and not cut prices, hut we reserve the right to change
at any time that the market shoukl justify.
The Piano is here and to give everyone a chance at it in every way
we will give one 25 vote ticket with every dollar CASH PURCHAse, cash on
account and cash on notes, from Monday, April 24th next until 3 p.m. on
Tuesday, May 2nd 1916, at which time we are told the contest will l>e
closed by the Publishers Music Company, votes counted and written or­
ders given by the judges in charge.
H ere T h ey A re
Best Cane Sugar, per sk
Crown Flour, per sk
Pure white, per sk
Red Cross, per sk
Oat and w heat Elakes,
9 pound bag
White and Yellow Corn­
meal, 9 pound bag
2 Cream, wheat
Kerosene Oil, Bulk, 5 gal.
W. W. TRUAX
Candidate for County Asaemor at Re­
publican Primary Election. May 19, 1916.
Three years ex|K*rleiuv. clerical work,
making up assessment rolls ami extend­
ing tax rolls, township 29 and 30 North.
Range 4 West, state of Michigan.
Three years assessor and metnlier ot
Comity Board of Supervisors, O ts e g o
Comity, Michigan
Six years deputy assessor in Jackson
County, Oregon
If eleeted, practical experience, com
m oil sense and business judgment, will
la- exercised in m a k in g a s se ssm e n ts.
Fictitious, boom, valuations will not I««
permitted.
O nly a few days ago we noticed an item in an exchange
headed: “Clean Up,’* and it looks good to us. We believe that
there has been some such suggestion made in Gold Hill the past
week. Why not have our mayor set some day and let everyone
get out with whatever clean up utensil they possess and make
our little city shine like a brand new dollar. We know one team­
ster who has signified his willingness to donate a day’s time with
his team toward the work. The cleaning up can be done and the
quicker we get busy the less time will be lost. We understand
that the members of the Greater Gold Hill club had charge of «J„‘'m /h X b i
will*?«
this movement last year and made much success of the day. T he ri*i,,|y ‘ 'lfoiwii
The most efficient administration that
N ews moves that they try it on again and will be glad to boost experience, education amt capability, can
exact, in every department of tins im­
the idea along.
portant office, will lie elli■i-tcd.
W hen you clean up, paint up, too. Paint your house, paint
your barn, paint your fences. Good paint kills germs and makes
the old plac? look like new—a credit to the city and its owner.
Would you rather live in a clean city than a dirty one? Of course
you would. So would your friends who come to visit you.
Clean up. Every little touch of cleanliness makes the old place
look like home. Now is the time to practice the art of spring
cleaning. Don’t forget the old henhouse and the dark, dingy
woodshed. A coat of whitewash will give it a pleasant look. If
you start the movement your neighbor will do likewise. Try it.
Cleanliness offers a solution for almost every sanitary prob­
lem. It will do more than anything else to solve the fly prob­
lem. Little flies and little children cannot dwell in the same
habitation. If the first are not killed, the second probably will
be. Why not make the cleanup movement a forerunner for the
“Swat the Fly” campaign? Now is the time to do both. Flies
are carriers of disease seed. They live and breed in all kinds of
filth and infect food and drink by germ-laden feet. Each female
fly can lay one hundred and fifty eggs, and should be kept out of
all dwellings. Get a swatter and let the fly know you are ready
for business. One swat may make quite a showing if done in
time. Common borax, dissolved in hot water, is recommended
as a remedy to be poured over manure piles and compost heaps.
It kills the eggs and helps to keep down the fly pest.
The B oN -ToN
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Professional Cards
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40
Good Coffee, 6 lb for
1 lb Royal Club, reg. 40c
1 lb can Dependable ”
5 lb can white Karo Syrup
1-2 gal. T-Garden Syrup
1 gal. T-Garden Syrup
Holly Milk, 3 cans for
Corn, 3 cans for
Toasted Wheat, 3 for
S e n d in y o u r o r d e r a n d
or» it. W e d e l i v e r w i t h i n a r e a s o n a b l e d i s t a n c e i f
t h e o r d e r is s u f f ic ie n t to j u s t if y .
R e s p e c tfu lly y o u r s
Eair and courteous treatment extended
to all taxpayers.
Integrity of |n ir|«w ttie governing fac­
tor.
Your support solicited.
F is h in g
T a c k le
o f a ll
K in d s
at
$8.00
1.65
1.65
1.40
T h e M o r tg a g e L ifte r
DR. ARTE MAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
ÖAS AIIMINIRTXK Kl>
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
G old H ill , O regon .
Sugar Pine Camp No.
M W A
16073
Gitili Hill
Oregon
Meets first Friday of esci» month
Jay E. Davidson—Uonnsul
.Vivali E. Kellogg—Clerk
DR. R. C. KELSEY
Gold Hill Hospital
Gold Hill,
An Electric Motor can lift anything. Let us tell you
By MAKING TW O EARS <>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 FARMS use ELECTRIC POWER und 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 exjiert attention and will last a lifetime.
O uk P 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 POWER will help
on the FARM.
how .
Oregon
CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER
COMPANY
MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Main Street
-Mr«. E. B. Day returned from Med­
ford, Friday even in g.
I n Tint C ircuit C ourt o r tub S tatk or
P a tr o n iz e H o m e
D heoon , for J ackson tof.'TY
NOTICE.
section line 193 feet to the place of be­
-C ounty S i - allinu C ontfst -
Marv E Akin,
i
In the Circuii Court of the State of Ore­ ginning, containing 5 ac-
In d u stry ,
Plaintiff, )
i n» hi on fl
doAml the further degree thaf said do !
gon for Jaikson County.
vs.
)
for
fendant he restrained from asserting in
Names of pupils making 100 per cent
Raphael U. V ssner,
Publican «n
and tq said premises any right, title, in- ¡„ t|,e County pelling Contest, »•Id Apr. T. D. Akin,
Plaimiff.
Defendant. |
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tereet, lien, or e-tate therein ; and if you
1916.
To T D.Aktu. defendsiit named als.v, .
fail to appear within said time a decree
M T . P I T T <2X G O V .
H. A. E.ieign, ami the f S ummons for of strict I irecl sure will be entered
.In the name of the Slate ol Ori eon. !
Persist School, Nellie- Morgan.
Complete Line of Automo­
Gold Hill b a n k , an Ore- | P ublication against «oy to the effect that if you fail i
You are hereby required toaup. ar, and
bile Supplies and Repairs,
District No. 93, Hope Nye. Waldo Nye. «n-wer the complaint of plaintiff tll.d
JO H N S O N C IG A R S
gon corporation,
to appear within a tim e fixed "by the
Defeiidaut.
I
against you in the above entltle.l couit
espec a ',y Fords
court and pay in toth e court to the credit
Elk Creek School, Gonion Miller.
To H. A. Eneign, defendant above of the plaintiff herein the tium oft+lo 4!ji Liberty School, Hellen von der Hellen. 'and can-e, on or b. fore the last d y pie
A Specialist in this work,
aerified in the older of publication ol
tegether with interest thereon from '
named :
as
well as any detail of
summons,
to-wit:
on
or
before
the
27th
January
le
t,1914,
at
the
rate
of
five
Pankey
Sëhool.
Jessie
Frdejiberg,
In the name of the State of Oregon :
lav
of
May.
1916,
said
date
being
the
Mabel
Payne.
G
tneial
Blacksmitbing, etc.
You are hereby required to appear, and
sn n ',U1/
thereafter jou
an-wer the complaint of Plaintiff filed ,
•
' °f
r>Kbt, title a> d in-i Tatile Rock ,S chool, Eva Nealsoti, IJoyd expiration of eix weeks from the date ol Wood of every description at
tne first publication of .aid suininous;j
against you in the above entitled court ert’ht m and to the preini-es described Caton.
and i. suminons is served rn you per-
and cau-e, on or before the last day pre' herein ; such decree providing that upon
Antioch
School,
i.ally without the State ol Oregon, i lowest prices. Wood saw for
Iziuie
Sweet,
Chester
»cubed iu ti e order of publication of such failure that you shall forfeit to
after the order of publication has been
B la c k s m ith
summons, to wit: on or Cefore ttie 3«! HB*htiff herein alt moneys paid by yon «Ihnes, Vernon Jones,
custom work.
ing the uP°h spie of said premises by plaintiff
Sams Valley School, Elsie Tresharn made, you are hereby required to ap­
day of June, 1916, said date being
«.»» y » • as • »•
•» r - x « r r c x j a c s a v a i s »
B U J V»»
—
—a.
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I Lyman,
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further"decree
Daisy
Daisy Chope», Dimple pear and answer within six weeks from Yards Riw-airfe Ave.
expiration - «4
-ix weeks from the U date
of herein to ~ you; and the ___________
thé first pu'lication'ol said en'mmoni.' th*1 1 uefendxnt, the Gold Hill Bank, i Coo|«er, Morte Gripe, K»y "Holst, Dosha tlie date of such service upon you
PboBC 3E21
• served
' on you per . an Oregon corporation, be required tq | Cooper, Alb rt Strauss, Carl Van Aard-
And jou are hereby notified that if
and if .mimions ia
surrenderd tù the plain.iff the deed tqlenburg, Juannessa Holst.
ywu fail to appear ami answer lire said
tonally without the State of Oregon, subì
premises executed by plaintiff
complaint, within said tim e, for want
after the order of publication has been
Dardanelle Kcliool, Clara Mason.
made, you are hereby required toappear her. in io you ami now held in escrow
Gold Hill Schools, Linwood Blakely, thereof plaintiff will apply to tb e c o U 't
by
said
bank
;
and
for
such
other
relief
and answer w ithin six week» from the
Howard Kell,Gladys Darling, Reta Tiffin for the relief demanded in the oom
as mav be just and equr.able.
plaint, to-wit:
date cf such service upon you.
Sadie Berg, Walter Kelsey.
This summons is published in the
For a decree and judgm ent ol this C O M M I S S I O N E R
And you are hereby notified that if
Howard School, Margeret Hewitt.
H ill N ____
kwh ,a news - paper
court lorever dissolving the bonds ol
vou fad to appear and answer the said G old ________
- of gen-
Byliee Springs School, Teelma Yocum matrimony hi-retofoie existing hetweeu P ersons
wishing t o make
complaint .w ith in said time, for want »ral circulation published in G ' ld H ill . Jane Carter,‘Bernice Galbrelb.
A. E. Kellogg
the plaintiff and defendant.
thereof plaintiff will apply to the court OaaooN, by order of the Hon M E.
Central
Point
School,
Myrtle
McDowell,
homestead
entries, timber en­ EUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
for the relief demanded in thecom plaint Calkins, Judge of the above entitled
_ This summons ia published in the
Cour>, said order being filed herein on Hasel Bebb, Malcom Anderson, Winnie Gold Hill News, a newspaper of general
to-wit
tries, homestead proofs, con­
Stewart. Billy Hopkins, James Hfllde-
For a strict foreclosure against the the 21st day of April, 191«, which order brand, Verona Brenner, Mollie Thorn- ■ iiculation, publish, d at Gold Hill, Or-
EMBA!MER
defendant, H A. Ensign, decreeing a directs the summons to tsj served upon brue, Clara Hathaway, Edith Boss, agon, b.v order of Hon. F. M. Calkins, tests or transact any business
fourth
Avnue
North. Gold HUI . . Oregon
strict foreclosure of all the right, title yon by publication thereof in a news­ Arlene Hay,Kendall Hall, Verle Walker. Judge of the above entitled court, said
ruder being filed herein on the 8th dsy relating to government lands Well
and interest and estate in and to the fol­ paper for six consecutive weeks from
Eagle Point School, Theo Florie, Verta of April, 1916, which order directs the
equipped morgue and
low ing descr itied premises and every por­ and after the first pub'ication whih the
tion thereof,-ituated in Jackson county, 22nd day of April, 191«, and the la-t Grover, Stella Betz, Nellie Coy, Adin summons to lie served upon you bv pub­ should write or call upon
chapel,
complete line of caskets,
Hazelton,
Helen
Holt,
Fern
Lewis,
Ethel
da'»
ol
publication
being
the
3rd
day
of
lication »hereof In a newspaper for six
Oregon:
June,1916, and the .aid order requires Winkle, Nora Chlldreth.
consecutive weeks from «ml after the
robes, etc.
All that i ertain land and premises, Von to
. t-r. . . .« , : ,
Talent Sch.sil, Mlldrep Besson, Kosr first i.nhlication which is the 15th day
beginning at a point on the west line o f , prcscribrLF in the o'rderof publication* 4
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publication
of
of
April,
1916,
and
the
last
(late
ol
puhli-
Lucy Oatman, Lucie King,
section 16, township S6 south of range Ssi.l tun moos, and that in default there- Morrison,
_
Helen ______
Adamson,
Maude Rice, Delpiia cation being the 27th day of May, 191«,
3, west of the Willamette
and ' ’ *d
Black and Grey Hearse
of the co u n meridian
t, road Haul
I
L",:
Wilmer and the said order repuir. a you to ap­ Room 29, Jackson County Bank
the sonth tin
ed herein against you as se lf irthapove. Morse
pear
on
or
before
the
last
dav
prescrib­
point bears n rth 688.50 feet from the
Bldg., M edford , O re .
Rogue River School,Effie Lewie,Gladys ed in the order for the publication of
southwest <•« rner ol section 16 in the
Geo W.Cherry,
Day telephone No. 2 I.; Night No. 3 K.
above-mentioned township and range; Attorney for plaintiff, Medford, Oregon Sundry, Leah Aolcomb, Rov Clary, Hazel .aid summons, a n d that in default
thereof
a
decree
and
judgment
will
he
Kirk.
thence south »18 degrees east along the
Tim representatives of the Rogue River
entered herein against you aa set forth
Prompt Auto Serviee. - My machine Is
south line of said road 224 feet; thence
„ ,,,
‘
, Butte Falls School, Ernestine Freden above.
Public Service Corporation, A.A. Hyun always ready for service and to him at
Publication of the News was delayed I hnrg. Wilson O’Brian.
south 77 degrees 15 minutes east, con-
—Gao. W. C hkrby ,
tinning on south gibe of eaid road 800 ! Uds week on acc >unt of a legal notice
and G.E. Handers, of Grants Pass went in
The pnpile who have tieen selected to
. feet;
l; thence south
.. 12 degrees
.
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lowest ,s,esilile rate. For four pass.mger
Attorney for Plaintiff,
45 min- received at the lust moment.
Gobi Hill, Wednesday.
uphold the honors at the County Fair
fid-3
Medford,
Oregon.
ntee west to the north hank of Rogue
parties the rah' is no more than railroad
"
this fall, and who will compose the spell-
river; thence along the north bank of
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Upton are now ing team from Gold Hill are; Walter
fare.
Phone 32J.
aid river about 800 feet to the west line- domiciled In the Lake Jennings home, I Kelsey, and Beta Tiffin, with Sadie Berg
H. Van Hovenberg of Hama Valley,
I... soutu eide of __
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Mr. and Mrs. McIntire were dinner
of section 16; thence north along said no
on i the
town.
namisi as alternale.
—C. L. DtisKNnaMnr,
passed thru here to Medford Wed.
guests at, tiie Wharton home Wednesday.
Gold HUI, Oregoa.
SM O K E
AUTOM OBILE
<& G A S ENGINE
REPAIRING
Fire! Fire!!
CHARLES KELL
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J. R itter
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