Jacksonville post., July 10, 1909, Image 1

VOL. Ill
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 10, 1909
THE AFTERMATH.
NO. 10.
this experiment is that the features of
the picture, which do not appear to the
eye when viewed in the dark are
plainly seen in the photograph, while
The list of deaths and acci­ the shadow of the cross which does ap­
pear to the spectator, cannot be seen
dents due to celebration in the plate.
Photographers agree that this is the
of the Fourth is smaller most wonderful picture eVer taken by
a camera.
than previous year.
The painting, is owned by a Wash­
ington, D.C., physician, who purchased
Although the celebration lasted three it from the artist for four hundred
days, the list of killed and injured is dollars. It has been exhibited before
considerably less than in former years. over 4,000,000 people. It was given a
The latest Returns give, killed 41; gold medal at the St. Louis Exposition
seriously injured, 784, fire loss, $535, which is a guarantee of its genuine­
000. In 1908 the number killed was ness.
The artist in September, 1866, was
given as 162; injured 5570. The de­
crease is due largely to the use of ex­ returning to his studio late at night
plosives being restricted in most large I and noticed that the picture radiated
light; Believing that the moonbeams
cities.
must be penetrating some crevice he
The regular monthly meeting of the city council was
A SUNNY DAY ON YUKON AVENUE, A.-Y.-F. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
examined further and discovered that
the light came from the picture itself. held in the city hall, Tuesday evening.
Yukon Avenue Is one of the many ways leading to the Court of Honor
The light from the painting of the
of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. It leads from the Cascades
Present, Mayor Shaw, Councilmen Britt, Davis, Dun­
divinity came from all parts of the
down to one of the many entrances to the Pay Streak and directly to the
painting except that a shadow of a ford and Fick,
“café center” of the Fair Grounds.
Recorder Dox. Minutes of previous
cross was observed to be cast diagon-
On the left of the picture a facade of the European Exhibits Building
' ally across the shouldiers. The artist meetings read and approved.
shows. On the right is a corner of the Palace of Agriculture. In the
refused to finish the painting which
A
puzzle
for
scientists
now
distance, and across the Cascades, is to be seen the Oriental Building.
Street committee reported the opening of street near
was then three-fourths completed and
All of these structures were completed before December 1, 1908.
on exhibition at
it remains unchanged.
Beavenue’s. A number of bills for street work, supplies,
, Th<‘y are of the conventional exposition typo of construction— plaster
»•tuff over heavy wooden framework.
Ths light from the picture has never election expenses, recorder’s and attorney’s fees, printing,
Seattle.
lost its power in the fourteen years it
has been on exhibition, and it is today etc., were read and on motion were allowed.
E. Darling, was drowned while bath­
News of the State
Is this wonderful picture of the as bright as the day the artist first
ing in the Willamette river near Eu­
Petition of S. E. Dunnington for liquor license was
Christ the latest miracle, or is it the noticed the peculiar phenomenon.
gene, Friday-
Mrs Benssnjof Hillsboro,was instant­
read and license granted.
The matter of sprinkling
The Ferris lumber mill and the Eu­ result of some chemical change far be­
ly killed by a short circuit of electric reka planing mill were burned at yond the knowledge of the scientists of
streets was discussed, Mr. Ulrich stating that the present
Installation of Officers.
I today?
light wires Sunday evening.
Rainier, Monday. Loss, $25,000.
Casting
off
a
radiance
five
times
as
Five cars in freight train No. 226
supply of water available for sprinkling purposes was in­
L. R. Stinson of Salem has been ap­
were ditched 15 miles south of Rose­ pointed as state printing expert by great as that of any known light giv­ Ata regular meeting of Jacksonville
burg, Friday night.
ing substance except radium, the paint­ Lodge, No. 10, held Saturday night the sufficient for the purpose an allowance of $1.25 per day
Governor Benson.
ing by Henry Ahl. In the shadow of
William Herve, who shot and killed
following named persons were installed was made to pay expense of pumping, same to apply un­
The Eugene—Siuslaw Railway Co.
Bill Sullivan in a pistol duel at Gates, has opened offices at Eugene add are the Cross”, has puzzled all who have as officers for the ensueing term viz;
til further ordered.
about six weeks ago, died at the Salem preparing to begin active operations at seen it on exhibition in the Swedish
PaBt Grand... Charles Dunford
building
at
the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
hospital, Sunday.
once.
A communication from the Warren Construction Co.
Noble Grand. ¡F. H. Roundtree
E. C. Leonerd of Wasco, while at­ Joe Anderson, who murdered Harry Exposition.
Vice Grand........ ..John Norris
In regard to widening road near the rock quarry, was re­
That there is no phosphorus or Other
tempting the rescue of his wife, was Logan in Portland in 1908, was hanged
Rec. Secy............. C. R. Basye
radiating substance on the picture is
drowned at Cove, Saturday afternoon. at Salem, Friday.
ceived, after some discussion the necessary permission
Treas.....................Silas J. Day
attested by the foremost chemists of
The Cherry Fair is in session at Sa­
Cond......................... Roy Ulrich
the
country
who
have
analyzed
the
was granted, the work to be done according to directions
lem, this week.
Chaplain............ P. R. Nelson
Bowel Complaint in Children
paint.
R.S. N.G............ M. E. Abbott
The Southern Oregon Chatauqua op­
of
the street commissioner.
When* six months old the little daugh­ And yet its light is wonderfully
R.S. V.G................ Jas. Young
ened at Ashland, Wednesday and will
A communication from Mr. Hanna, stating that ow­
L.S. V.G................Alex Norris
continue ten days.
ter of E. N. Dewey, a well known mer­ bright. That it might deceive the eye
is possible but it is impossible that it
R.S.
S
..........
J.
M.
Cronemiller
chant
of
Agnewville,
Va.,
had
an
at
­
Friday, July 9, was Oregon Day at
ing to a press of other work he would not be able to do
could practice that deception on a
L.S. S.................... Chris Ulrich
the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition tack of cholera infantum. Chamber­ I photographic plate.
I. Guard ..................... M. Hege
further legal work for the city and recommending the ap­
and hundreds of people from all over lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
O. Guard............ Miles Cantrall
Remedy was given and effected a com­ | A picture, the most remarkable feat
the state were in attendance.
pointment of Mr. Newbury, was received. Mr. Newbury
that has ever been known to photo­
The installation cermoniese were con­
The convention of the State Teach­ plete cure. This remedy has proven
graphy,
was
taken
of
this
radiating
ducted by Roy Ulrich, Deputy Grand being present, was instructed to prepare ordinance for
ers’ Association held at Eugene last very succsseful in case of bowel com­
wonder by its own light at the Expos­ Master for this district.
week was one of the most successful plaint in children and when given ac­
ition recently The camera was placed
After the close of the lodge session submitting to a vote of the qualified electors, the question
meetings held since the formation of cording to the plain printed directions
with
the
picture
th
a
room
absolutely
can
be
relied
upon
with
perfect
confi
­
a
photographer was admitted and a of issuing bonds for the construction of a system of water
the Association.
After eleven flashlight picture of the new officers
dence. When reduced with water and black with darkness.
C. W. Norris, a religious fanatic re­ sweetened it is pleasant to take, which hours of this exposure to the rays from
works. He was also directed to prepare an ordinance
and the members present was taken.
siding near Albany was committed to is of great importance when a medi­ the painting, a perfect photograph was
providing
for the construction of concrete sidewalks upon
the insane asylum at Salem, Saturday. cine must be given to young children. obtained.
Herman Darling a 10-year-old son of For sale by the City Drug Store.
certain streets of the city. Both ordinances to be pre­
A peculiar and unexplainable part of
City Council Meets.
Regular Monthly Meeting Held Tues­
day Evening--Several Bills Allowed
—Liquor License Granted-Attorney
Newbury Employed to Draft Ordin­
ances for Water Bonds and Concrete
Sidewalks.
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WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE
WEAK BODIES.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the
Common Aches and Ills of
Jacksonville People.
As one weak link weakens a chain, so
weak kidneys weaken the whole body
and hasten the final breakingdown.
Overwork, straint, colds and other
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess of uric
poison circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is an ever­
inceasing tendency towards diabetes
and fatal Bright’s disease. There is
no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help.
Doan’s Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure every kidney ill.
A. R. Bly, living Cor. 4th & B. Sts.,
Ashland, Ore., says: ‘‘Doan’s Kidney
Pills proved of wonderful benefit to me.
At the time I began them I was so
lame and sore that I could hardly get
around. My kidneys were disordered
and the secretions gave me much an­
noyance, by their frequent action. I
would arise in the morning feeling tired
and worn out and the pains in my hips
were excruciating. It was while I was
in this condition, that Doan’s Kidney
Pills were recommended to me and I
procured a box. I had only used them
a short time when I felt better, I con­
tinued taking the remedy and was soon
free from any trace of kidney trouble.
I have recommended Doan’s Kidney
Pills to many persons suffering from
this affliction and will continue to do so.”
Plenty more proof like this from
Jacksonville people. Call at The City
drug store and ask what customers re­
port.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, Sole Agents for ths Unit­
ed States.
Remember ths name-Doss’s— and
take no other.
sented for approval at the next meeting of the council.
Council adjourned to meet Monday, July 19th.
PORTLAND LETTER
Exhibits from Seattle fair
will be displayed at Port-
land--Unique Celebration
at Bend—A Successful
School Convention at Al­
bany.
in the country because of one great
feature, a trout barbecue. There are
numerous places in the state that could
duplicate it, probably, but where
throughout East could such an affair be
held? Bend had about 3500 trout
served to those in attendance at the
celebration, certainly a splended ad­
vertisement of Oregon’s attractions as
a fisherman’s paradise.
The Oregon State Teachers' Asso­
ciation completed its ninth annual con­
vention at Albany during the past week.
The gathering was pronounced the most
successful in the history of the orga­
nization. An interesting and valuable
programme was given, with many no­
table addresses. The second annual
convention of county superintendents
of schools was held at Salem just pre­
ceding the meeting of the state peda­
gogues. A higher standard tor school
work in this state was set and many
matters of mutual helpfulness were
discussed.
Portland, Ore. July 7 1909.
Special arrangements have been
made whereby all the exhibits in the
livestock show at the Seattle fair will
be displayed in Portland the third week
of September during the show of the
Portland Fair and Livestock Associa­
tion. This will mean a show of pure
bred stock in horse, cattle, sheep and
swine divisions greater by far than has
ever been seen in the state. The ex­
Not Up-To-Date.
hibit will show the great strides of the
livestock industry in the Pacific North­
west during recent years. The annual
show of the Portland Fair and Live- ! The Myrtle Point Enterprise remarks
stock Association will last from Sep­ that a woman always gets cross when
tember 20 to 25th and the State Fair she has to get up to let her husband in,
entries will be on display as well as but she dosen’t mind it at all to get up
and let the cat out.
the cream from the show at Seattle.
That editor is certanily a close ob­
‘‘We had at least $1,000,000 worth
of stock here last year,” said Secre­ server, in fact, a philosopher of the old
tary Wisdom of the association. ‘‘But and most reliable school. He undoubt­
applications from stock farms of the edly acquired his knowledge through
Coast, Middle West and Canada already experience, but that household is not
of the most modern type or he would
received make it certain we shall have
be home minding the baby ready to let
more than $1,5000,000 worth of the fan­
his wife in when she comes from the
ciest stock the breeders of America
club, then there would be no occasion
produce. It will be possible to arrange
for any one to be cross. -Co-irier.
for a great deal more comprehensive
display this year for the expense of
They say all whiskey is good whis­
shipping exhibits from a distance will
be minimized and distributed between key only some is better than others—
•‘Some’ means ‘‘HARPER,’ the others
Portland, Salem and Seattle.,’
Bend had a Fourth of July celebra­ are ‘also-rans.”—Call for HARPER
ron that was probaly the most unique at E. H. Helm's.