Jacksonville post., November 27, 1909, Image 1

JU
Oregon Historical Society
City Hall
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 27, 1909
SNOWY BUTTE
ORCHARDSOLD
Amos McKee’s Dec. 25.
There was a big red automobile
through Buncom, enroute for Sterling
last week.
It was driven by Doc
Reddy of Medford.
OREGONIAN EN
DORSES VALLEY
PORTLAND LETTER
News of the State
MAY HAVE WAR
Oakland shipped for Thanksgiving
trades, 100 turkeys, aggregating 56,000
Agricultural College offers pounds. Of these, 3,590 birds went to Explanation of Nicaragua
John 11. Allen Buys Snowy
practical short courses- San Francisco and 1,600 to Portland.
Portland Oregonian at
Oregon Sidelights.
is not Satisfactory to Gov­
Engineer Thomas F. Rogers was
Butte Orchards for $168,-
Oregon apples to grace killed
Awake—-Says Men
in a train wreck on the O. R. 4
ernment -at Wash ington.
Large quantities of poultry have been
000.
tables of Royalty—Death N. near Warrenton, Monday morning.
Plant Orchards Are
shipped from Scio.
Tom Tucker, who was tried at En­
of Pioneer.
Hillsboro condenser will resume op­
of Heavy Profits.
terprise la3t week for participation in
Tnis government has not fully ac-
John R. Allen of New York City, erations December 1.
a riot more than a year ago, was found cepted the explanation of Nicaragua
owner of the Pacific & Eastern railroad
guilty and sentenced to four years in touching the execution of Groce and
Washington county people are to hold
Portland, Ore. Nov. 25 (Special) — the penitentiary.
The following extract from a recent
that is being extended over the Cas­ a rock roads meeting.
Cannon in that country, Sufficient
Special short courses that are bound
editorial in the Oregonian will be read
cades to an eastern connection, and
credence is given statements that have
Salem
prunes
took
the
gold
medal
at
A
Wallowa
citizen,
slightly
de-
J
be
of
great
interest
to
many
through
­
to
with
interest
by
residents
of
this
val
­
projector of a trolley line to traverse
been made to the Department of State
the
Seattle
exposition.
ranged,
was
arrested
for
attempting
to
ley and others residing elsewhere:
out the state are offered during the
the Rogue River valley from Ashland
to prompt inquiries into there non that
build
a
house
in
the
middle
of
the
The Stayton city marshal has served
"At the National apple show, in Winter by the Oregon Agricultural
to Grants Pass, has purchased the
moved President Zelaya to order the
street.
two
years
without
pay.
Spokane, Tronson and Guthrie’s Rogue College. These courses will commence
famous Snowy Butte orchard at Cen­
Rev. W. G. Riggs, pastor of the two Americans put to death.
tral Point from Fred H. Hopkins for
A $50,000 bank has been incorporated River Spitzenberg’s carried off the January 4 and continue for a period of
Secretary of State Knox is authority
University
Park Congregational church,
six
weeks.
There
will
also
be
a
special
world’s prize. The judges were unan
$168,000. The sale was made by Dr. at Brogan, in Malheur county.
for the statement that a demand for
died
at
his
home
in
Portland
Sunday.
J. F. Reddy.
People of Forest Grove and vicinity imous in their decision, which is per­ short course covering a period of five
reparation may be made upon Nicar­
haps more significant of the merit of days commencing Monday, February
The Roseburg Review states that agua. Secretary Knox is acting with
The orchard is one of the best known will hold a fruit cannery meeting.
the apples than the prize itself is. At 11, offered particulary for those who five thousand acres of land in Douglas the full approval of the President.
in the valley and the pioneer commer­
Vetch can be made a very profitable
cial orchard of this section. It con­ crop in Polk and other Willamette val­ just about the same time a peach are unable to take the longer course. county will be planted in fruit trees
American ships-of-war are speeding
orchard of four acres, not far from These short courses are of especial this season.
sists of 300 acres of choice varieties of ley counties.
toward the shores of Nicaragua. The
Ashland, sold for $8,000, that is at the value to practical farmers, horticultur­
apples and pears, 160 of which are in
The dam at Scio went out Monday, gunboat Vicksburg arrived at Corinto,
Monmouth man is going into the rate of $2,000 an acre, In connection ists and stockmen throughout the
bearing, the remainder in young trees
stopping the electric light and power on the Pacific Coast, Tuesday, and the
from two to four years old. A fine chicken business on a large scale; has with these facts one involuntarily State.
plant, the flour mill and milk con- [ cruiser Des Moines may arrive at
thinks of the Rogue River shipment of
Every department of the agricultural densers. The dam was 140 feet long about the same time at Port Limon.
modern country residence goes with 500 on hand now.
On a half acre near McMinnville, 40 Comice pears in 1907, which sold at college will take part in these courses. and 10 feet high.
the grove, which makes an ideal home.
The Marietta, too, is on her way to
Mr. Allen will subdivide the orchard Rome Beauty apple trees produced 320 auction in New York for $4.10 a box. | Lectures and demonstrations will be
The high water this week has caused the Atlantic Cou. t. The transport
boxes
of
apples,
worth
about
$700.
A
fruit
growing
region
of
this
sort
will
given
in
the
subjects
of
general
agri
­
into five and ten-acre tracts, which will
the temporary shutting down of several Buffalo, coaling al I’ichilinique Bay,
be placed upon the market, reserving
A considerable number of people are naturally attract attention. Men de­ culture, dairying, horticulture, me­ sawmills in the vicinity of Cottage California, is under orders for Panama,
a portion for himself. The balance going into the Siletz country to take siring to plant small commercial chanical arts, domestic science, forest- Grove.
There a force of 50) marines will board
will fill the increasing demand of home- j up timber claims or to get homesteads. orchards will inquire for five and ten- ! ry and commerce. Taught as these
the vessel, should orders to that effect
Turkeys
reached
a
higher
price
in
seekers for small tracts of bearing I Albany now has 12 miles of cement acre tracts suitable for fruit growing subjects will be by experts, with many
be issued.
Portland
this
week
than
ever
known
orchard, a demand impossible to supply sidewalk and extensions are being made and not too far from town to make object lessons of what is accomplished
The first American warship to arrive
there,
prime
birds
selling
at
30
cents
hitherto.
to all parts of the city, says the Herald pleasant homes. Capitalists will seek on the college farm, those who take while fancy stock went as high as 35 in Nicaraguan waters was the gunboat
On this tract is located the wonder­ It has constructed some 35 blocks of to invest their money in an industry the courses cannot fail to receive great
Vicksburg. Her presence at Corinto,
and 37 cents per pound.
ful block of 16J4 acres of Winter Nelis bitulithic pavement in its business dis­ which promises returns so certain and benefit.
on the Pacific side of Nicaragua, was
pears, which produced a net yield of trict during the past year, besides mak­ so large.
Valuable co-operation will be lent
announced at the Navy Department
“For both the homeseeker and the the college staff by practical men
$19,000, or $15.83 per tree in 1907.— ing many other noteworthy improve­
late Sunday. The little gunboat is in
General
News.
Mail Tribune.
ments that will tend to the advance­ capitalists opportun ties are abundant largely responsible for the success of
command of Commander Alexander S.
in
the
Rogue
River
Valley,
Although large farms, orchards, dairies and stock
ment of the community.
Halstead.
apples, peaches, pears and grapes are ranches of the state. Exhibits*in all
j. E. Defebaugh, owner of the
Moro Observer: The death of Peter
Buncom Reports.
produced there in a degree of perfec­ these lines will be made and the rail­ American Lumberman, the largest and
Taylor in Portland last week leaves W. tion which few places can
rival, still roads have agreed to carry the exhibit» most influential lumber journal ir, the
A Broken Back.
S. Failing sole survivor of the first gold
only a small pari, of the land has yet without charge. There are no entrance world, died at Chicago, Sunday morn­
Correspondence to the Post.
That pain in your back caused by
prospecting party on the John Day in
lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain is an
Considerable rain has fallen during that terrible winter of 1861-2. 7 hey been planted. The Rogue River fruit examinations required for these short ing
industry, in spite of the magnificent courses. The only expenseswill be for
the past week and it is still raining.
were the only white people in what is
Shelby M. Cullom, the oldest mem­ easy thing to get rid of. Ballard’s
success it has won, is only in its in­
J. Parks and son, Hollis were in now Wheeler county, and they suffered fancy. Men who go there now and board and room, which will cost from ber of the United States senate, cele­ Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, lum­
$3.50 to $4.50 per week, and laboratory brated his 80th birthday at his home in bago, sore and stiff muscles, strains,
miserably in their search for the yellow
Jacksonville last week.
plant orchards, although the prices and registration fees that will amount
sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds
M. R. Buck had the misfortune to sands which were never found.
they must pay for land may look large, to not more than $3 in any one course. Springfield, III., Monday.
Eugene
Bosse,
who
has
been
conduct
­
have one of his cows die.
The data by which Dr. Cook hopes and all aches and pains. You need a
are really taking advantage of pioneer There will be no fees connected with
Sold by City
to prove his claims to the discovery of bottle in your house.
Mr. Foreman of this place was up ing extensive experiments at Salem in conditions. They are certain not only the five day course.
Drug Store.
flax
culture,
has
been
awarded
the
first
the
North
Pole,
will
be
shipped
to
Big Applegate last week.
of heavy profits from their fruits, but
Oregon’s chief city is going ahead as Copenhagen, Denmark, Nov. 25.
prizes at the Seattle exposition and also of an enormous increment of land
Henry Stephenson and Bert McKee
never before in its history. Portland is
starts for Europe to enlist capital in values.”
Because the belle of the town re­
of Upper Applegate stayed all night
growing because the state at large is
Astor’s Yacht Safe.
the industry at Salem. Mr. Bosse is a
fused to dance with Walter McKenzie,
with J. Goldsby and family recently.
prosperous
and
is
constantly
increasing
man who thoroughly understands his
two men are dead and three others
What Would You Do?
, Ed Ryan, who has been visiting rela­ business, and he has devoted his whole
its wealth. Plans to beautify the city
The steam yacht Nourmahal, about
tives at Buncom, is expecting to visit life to flax culture ar.d the preparation
In case of a burn or scald I what by following a comprehensive scheme seriously injured at Barnwell, Ala.
Robert Black, a stationary engineer, which there has been considerable in­
home folks in Jacksonville soon.
of the fiber for manufacture. Journal. would you do to relieve the pain ? Such of city building are now receiving a
injuries are liable to occur in any great deal of attention. Mayor Simon was robbed and murdered near San quiry lately, with Colonel 'Astor and
B orn —November 19, 1909, to Mr.
party aboard, arrived at SanJuan, No­
family and everyone should be prepared announces that during the coming year Rafael, Calif., Sunday night.
and Mrs. Harry Gilson, a girl.
The new Oliver Typewriter, latest for them. Chamberlain’s Salve applied 90 miles of hard surface pavement will
vember 14, with all on board well.
The
annual
convention
of
the
Michi
­
W. R. Garrett is running a cream improved can be seen at this office.
on a soft cloth will re'ieve the pain al­ be put down, making the streets of the gan Equal Suffrage Association is in
wagon for H. Gilson at present.
We have secured the agency for Jack- most instantly, and unless the injury is metropolis equal, if not superior to any session at Grand Rapids, this week.
Mr. Wm. Johnson sold a fine beef sonville and surrounding country and a very severe one, will cause the parts
other city in the West. At present
James Estes, an aged negro, was
cow to A. S. Kleinhammer.
would be pleased to receive your order. to heal without leaving a scar,
For Portland has a total of 60 miles of hard lynched by a mob at Delhi, Ala., Sat-
There will be a grand mask ball at
Jacksonville Post sale by City Drug Store.
surface pavements.
urday night.
Apples grown in Oregon and Wash­
Steve Vitch, a seven-year-old boy, Jacksonville People Should Learn
ington will grace the tables of Europe­ shot and killed his sister aged nine
to Detect the Approach of
an royalty this Winter, plan of James years, at Punksutawney, Pa., Saturday
J. Hill, the Great Northern magnate, night.
Kidney Disease.
1 who has ordered 100 boxes of the best
Thirty-five houses were wrecked and
! apples displayed at the Spokane show. several persons injured by a tornado at
The symptoms of kidney trouble are
He has wired his Spokane agent to pay Dexter, Mo., Monday.
so unmistakable that they leave no
I $10 a box If necessary. He says he
A heavy shock of earthquake was ground for doubt. Sick kidneys ex­
wants the apples for Christmas pres­
felt at Salinas, Calif., Monday.
crete a thick, cloudy, offensive urine,
ents to the following: “Royal and
full of sediment, irregular of passage
titled heads of Europe holding stock in
or attendeu by a sensation of scalding.
the Hill roads, the Queen of Denmark,
the King of England, the Emperor of WRISLEY TRACT SOLI) The back aches constantly, headaches
and dizzy spells may occur and the vic­
Germany, titled members of the British
tim is often weighed down by a feeling
Parliament and German and Swedish
personages of royal blood.” Apples $50,000 Paid for 196 Acres of languor anil fatigue. Neglect these
warnings and there is danger of dropsy,
will be selected from fruit grown along
Near Central Point
Bright’s Disease, or diabetes. Any one
the Hill lines and from the Deschutes
of these symptoms is warning enough
Valley.
Dr. J. M. Keene and J. K. Carlton to begin treating the kidneys at once.
A distinguished pioneer of the state
was laid to rest during the past week. of Medford have purchased the noted Delay often proves fatal.
You can use no better remedy than
Joseph H. Lambert was widely known Wrisley tract, known also as the Prawl
as the originator of the famous Lambert tract, for a consideration of $50,000. Doan’s Kidney Pills. Here’s Jackson-
cherry and his services to advance the The tract was owned by Messrs. j ville proof:
Mrs. M. IL Roundtree, living on tho
horticultural interests of the state w«.. ' Vawter, Hutchison and Lumsden. W.
North side, Jacksonville, Ore., says:'
H.
Holmes
made
the
deal.
It
consists
very valuable. He died at the advanced
of 196 acres and lies near Central “Backache and dizzy spells, made life
age of 83 years.
Point opposite the famous Snowy a burden to me for a long time. I suf­
Butte, which was sold Saturday to fered so severely from dull pains in my
back and hips that I could hardly get
Advertising Pays.
John R. Allen for $168,000.
: around. I was tired and worn out and
had no ambition to attend to my or­
Billy Jones wrote on the blackboard,
dinary household duties. If 1 attempted
Excursion
To
The
Orient.
"Billy Jones can hug the girls better
to stoop shatp twinge would dart
than any boy in the school.” The
through my back ai d I would also suf­
teacher seeing it, called him up. "Wil­
The Seattle Commercial Club is or­ fer fro n dizziness. I used many reme­
liam, did you write that?” she said. ganizing an excursion to the Orient for
dies but obtained no relief until I pro­
The children waited for Bill to come business men, their families and con­
cured Doan’s Kidney Pills, en the advice
out, when they began to guy him. nections, to leave Seattle by the S. S.
of a friend, at the City Drug Store. Tho
“Got a lickin’, didn’t you?” "No,” Minnesota on December 22nd, and re­
results obtained from using this remedy
"No.” turn about March Sth, 1910. The Min­
said Bill.
“Get jawed?”
w re better than I had hoped for. I
"What did she do?” they asked. nesota will touch at Kobe, Yokohama, improved from the time I began using
“Shan’t tell,” said Bill, "but it pays Nagasaki, Shanghai, Manila, and Hong­ Doan’s Kidney Pills and when I had
to advertise.” Ex.
kong. First class round trip will be used thiee boxer. I was completely
$250.00. Space for exhibit on board cured. I cannot say too much in praise
will be provided. Stops will be made of Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
A Hair’s Breadth Escape.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Plenty more proof like this from
Do you know that every time you of from one to three days at all ports,
and seventeen days at Manila. Appli­ Jacksonville people. Ca'l at The City
have
a
cough
or
cold
and
let
it
run
on
or Money Refunded
thinking it will just cure itself you are cations for full particulars and reserva­ drug store and ask v.lial customers re­
! inviting pneumonia, consumption or tions should be made to J.M. Shawhan, port.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
■ 3ome other pulmonary trouble? Don’t chairman of the Publicity Committee,
. risk it. Put your lungs back in perfect 700 Filer’s Music Building, Seattle, I cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, Sole Agents for the Unit-
health and stop that cough with Bal­ Wash.
! cd States.
lard’s Horehound Syrup. Price 25c,
Go to Abbott’s Hardware for a Mon-1 Remember the name—Doan’s—and
' 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by
arch Steel Range.
' take no other.
1 City Drug Store.
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
li
Cranberries,
Tea Garden Mincemeat, 4-lb. Jars
Tea Garden Mincemeat, in Bulk
Monopole Seeded Raisins
Monopole Seeded Currants
Candied Citron, Lemon and
Orange Peel
New Crop Almonds and Walnuts
Leading Merchants