Jacksonville post., July 29, 1911, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON
OUXTY, OREGON, JULY 29, 1911
| in a ear. The body was brought io coming more succeptible to tire.
from Tacoma and one from Port-
EXCEEDED LIMIT.
PORTLAND LETTER I I one
Medford and is at the Perl undertaking j H. B. Stephenson spent the p:
land. The former states that the
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i parlors awaiting the arrival of Coroner week helping Win. Louden deiiv
| blown tail moth has intested the
While Trying to Beat Record j Kellog who will bold an inquest Monday some logs io the saw mill.
! Rainier Valley, near Seattle, and that
Medford Men Draw Fines
i morning.
Development League Con ; the slate commissioner of horticulture
With Motorcycle Tuesday
It is thought that Dutton had a
has ordered the district affected under
of $25 Each.
MILL CAMP BURNS
vention at Astoria. Open i I quarantine.
i stroke of apoplexy and died before he
The latter is in the form
! fell under the wheels of his wagon.
a communication stating that what
Columbia River.
Silk j I of
Frank Emerick, a young man aged He was subject to such attacks and
Frank Frazier and Jimmie Corrigan
appears to be the gipsy moth has made
about 21 years was badly hurt by being ! was also addicted to drink, which $^0,000 Loss Sustained ty
1 its appearance in southeast Portland. having exceeded the speed limit in a
Industry
in
Oregon
thrown from his motorcycle at the might have brought on a stroke.
I When it is realized that entire forests friendly contest Tuesday night on the
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Curtis Lumber Co.
race track in Medford, Tuesday after­
Dutton was born in England sixty-1
i are stripped of their foliage and left Jacksonville road» were called t> ap­
noon. His side was badly torn and I six
__ years ago. He came to Iowa and ,
Portland, Or., July 25 (Special) The’ I as barren as telegraph poles within a pear before Mayor Canon yesterday
he was forced to undergo an operation. from thwe’to Willamette vafley.” 'lie
Oregon family ef commercial bodies few days, that vast areas of timber afternoon and, pleading guilty, were
He
Albany, Or., July 24. —Fire whi
It is thougnt that he will live, but the has resided in Antelope creek for eight ;started l ife yesterday afternoon total
will have a big t eunion August 14, 15 country are actually destroyed by the fined $25 each.
tunnnrl is
ia serious.
onriAiid
wound
j years and is wall known to the old set- ¡destroyed logging camp No. 6, of tl and 1G at Astoria, when the annual attacks of the gipsy and brown tail
The contest was an expensive one
The Sun describes the accident in tiers of Medford.-Sun, July '•23
convention of tiie Oregon Development moth;, it is time that a thorough in­ for Frazier, as his car took a cropper
Curtiss
Lumber
company,
eight
mi.
part
irt as follows:
east and south of Mill City, this count . League will be held. The program, vestigation were made to ascertain in the contest and damaged itself be-
“The accident was the result of try­
as arranged tentatively, includes a whether there be any truth in these .vo>’d recognition, and it is reported
together with most of the effects
ing out a new machine, the Flying
a larg? number of the most prominent rumors.
that there was a little side bet as an
STOPS FJGHT
Uie mon, none of whom was injur
Merkel, which he and Homer Elwood,
additional outlay for the backer of
i In addition to the destruction of the publicity men of the country. Notable
The
gipsy
moth
was
imported
into
aged seventeen, had just received from
camp build’ngs, nine donkey engine - addresses are sche.iuled that deal with this country for scientific purposes in 1 the Buick.
Oakland. Elwood
F"
had made the half | n.. :<■
Fate
considerable
logging equipment and a the various phases of community 1858. While they were carefully kept . Neither man was injured, however,
Cut
by
Friend
is
jvt V-Al or f aaiinnrla
milo in forty-eight
seconds, l.nt
but .fl-»
the >
I portion of the logging road was burned. building and a ¿big impetus will be in captivity for some time, they finally , and considering all the circumstances
best Emerick could-do was fifty-five.
given Id the development movement broke away and within 20 years, New . it is believed that they both are open
I including a number of flat cars. T
of Medford Mailer.
In trying to beat the record he sent
now s > strongly under way throughout England was attacked by them in such i for congratulations.
loss
will,
it
is
reported,
exceed
$40,06
.
the machine around the curve on the
1 the state.
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The
origin
of
the
blaze
was
fro
:
numbers that entire forests were j
northeast side of the track With the
James J. Hill, Judge Robert S. stripped in a short time. The legis-1
forest
fires,
which
have
been
smouldi
Earl Parker, a waller at the Royal
power on. It left the runway and
FIRE AT TALENT
1.?vet t, Louis W. Hill, Howard Elliott,
struck the troble track of the Pacific Cafe, was severely cut with a kuife in ing in the foothills. A fresh bree:: ■ and hther railroad men of prominence lature of Massachusetts appropriate« !
and Eastern railroad. The boy was the hands of a friend late Saturday I with a change in direction, fanned the throughout the country are expected - $50,030 for their extermination, but to
hurled twenty feet and alighted on when ho attempted to stop his friend flames and they were driven town:-1 to attend the s essions of the convention. little avail. Within ten years, over Wednesday Morning Destroys
his side. A call was made for an from mixing with an Italian waiter. the camp, which speedily succumbed, The lines they represent are paying I $1,000,000 was spent in the work,
Two Buildings.
ambulance.and Emerick was taken to The young man’s wounds while painful, , despite heroic efforts of the- lumber- more at tention than ever before to! followed by an appropriation of $300,-
000 in ono year, yet the gipsy moth i
are“not sertous. Dr. Shearer dressed ' men to save the property. All th?
the Sacred Heart hospital.
|0 I workmen safely got out of Mill City lhe Pacific Northwest and what
was unconquered. The slate finally j
Both Emerick and Elwood are ex­ the wounds and the young man was able
have to say will be listened to
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late
last
evening.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
gave
up the work and one property
to
go.
He
exonerates
his
friend
of
all
perienced hands at driving motorcycles,
interest by people of this state.
It was reported here at noon th
owner spent over $75,000 on his own i the Jarvin & Thutber two-story build­
but the injured boy .underestimated blame. The Italian had used some lan­
Advices reaching che office of Sec- estate in an effort to stem the fearful ing and the Talent Hotel, one story, at
and his friend started for him. the fires, are .doing considerable further
the speed at which he was going. guage
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retary C. C. Chapman of the League slaughter of the trees.
Talent, eight miles south of Medford;
damage
to
timber
between
the
for
Emerick has owned two motorcycles.
noticing a knife attempted to
indicate there will be a large attendance.
It will not take long for the Oregon early Wednesday morning. The loss
Mail Tribune
He and Elwood got lhe Flying Merkel stop ■ him and was hurt.— -----
--------- of the Santiam river.
Commercial bodies so far heard from farmer, fruit grower or timber owner ' is given at $15,500, covered by insurance.
as a sort of sporting proposition.”
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intend to send big delegations. Th s to appreciate the enormity of this Both buildings were frame. No one
fact that the Astoria Centennial fearful destruction, after investigating j was injured.
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SPECIAL MEETING
WATKINS WIRELESS.
i eelebi'ation will bo in progress at the the failure of the state of Massachu­ • The fire broke out about 12:30 in
KILLED BY WAGON
i same time will undoubtedly add to the setts. What would happen to these’ the Jarvin & Thurber building, known
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magnificent Oregon forests, should the ! as the old Valley hotel. The blaz»
Of Cily Council leid Tuesday i attendance.
Correspondence to tho Post.
Belie ving the women of the state gipsy moth once gain a toothold? No ■ originated on the second floor which
R.
Phillips
tool»
a
party
of
campers
Evening.
Antelope Creek Farmer Found
I have a direct interest in better roasts, one can tell, for the financial loss ' is.used as a dance hall. So far as
' to the high hills recently.
the Mother’s Congre33, which is a would be greater than could ever re- j known no one ha<l been upstairs during
with Head Battered by Spokes
S. Arrasmith. tee berry wizard was
lhe evening, according to the report
branch of the" national organization, suit from fire.
I down from his ranch recently.
A special meeting of the city father;- lias identified itself with the movement
sent to Medford immediately after the
Mr. Garrett of Buncom has been was held in the council chamber Tue.i- and Mrs. George T. Gerlinger, of
fire, which makes the origin of ths
His body fastened to and hanging from
1 doing some much needed improvements day nigbt. Present Mayor ' Shaw, Dallas, head of the Good Roads anj
Oregon
Sidelights.
blaze difficult to account for. Tho
his wagon axle and his head between 'I (on
roadf
V .
| on our
our roads.
Councilmen Britt, Dunford, Fick and Rural Schools committee, ha3 take s
lower floor is used as a billiard and
the spokes of the wheel and ground, !
pool parlor, conducted by Jarvin &
steps to have the school children aid in
Ralph Waldo Emerson of Ruch has Grieve; Recorder Dox.
the lifeless body of William Dutton,
Ra,ph
The application of L. L B e »'
' - •*i"i ttuxkv Boys are expected to re­
A drill is to be sent down 25003 feet , Thurber. Players there had left the
Antelope creek farmer ,was found while ■ been nnuaecting far the yellow rue Lal
"saloon license, accompanied by a bond port roaT co i l;ti > 11 rf IT’ "p/jper "HT jnA:cvniT3 hi nre~!iopto vr nnmnA «1 j«»!»«»
ch.u't limo hafnrf* the dis-
the team plodded along on their home- in our vicinity-
I covery of the blaze.
in proper form was presented, the j I authorities anl if the rising genoration tesian water.
ward journey at 4:39 yesterday after-1 A woe begone looking pedestrian
buildin '
license fee having been paid to the I j can be interested in highway im-
Mrs. George McHargue of Smith Riv­ The heat from the burning
noon. The find was made by Professor passed through here- a few days since,
distane 3
ignited
th«
Talent
hotel
at
a
treasurer. On motion the bond was ' provement, it i.-i thought
er. in Douglas county, has killed three
Englehart who lives about four miles 1 enroute to Cinnibar Springs, to try the
of thirty yards. Tbi* is a residenci
approved and the license ordered issued I j will provid better ro i ls.
wild cats this year.
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from the city on the Eagle Point road. virtue of those famous waters, on ¡.for a period of six months.
property, owned bv John Bu-lgeon a i l
Aft?” an extends 1 trip throughout
Tiie Woodburn schools require the ser- conducted at> a hotel.
Professor Englehart was on his way fever and ague. He claimed to be
The
bids
for
the
sprinkling
of
streets
Central
Oregon,
covering
it
for
the
I
vic'S of 13 teachers. The high school
home when he saw the driverless team from Tolo, and had been employed in were opened and discussed at some
Most of the furniture of both prop­
ahead of him. Just behind Dutton’s shaking the superfluous fruit from the length. The bid of Magnes J. Hail to first tim?, C. C. Chapman, secretary . enu ner.ation is 107. Anaddtional build­ erties was saved. The Io33 on tiJ
Oreg
a
1)
vetopment
League,
I
of
the
Rogue
River
Orchards.
outfit was a gravel wagon directed bv
ing is needed.
Jarvin & Thurber building is placed
furnish th’e water and all labor,
a boy who, however,did not notice any­
H. H. Wright of Elliott creek was necessary equipment, etc. for .$180. returne 1 to Port laal much impressed' The organization of the Spanish War at $5,030; on the Talent .hotel, $1,5));
with its future. “it is better than Veterans at Eugene is to be known as
thing wrong ahead of him. Professor down to read his mail while Wm. P.
— Sun.
per month of thirty days straight
Englehart approached and found Hutton Reid of Middle Fork was dov.-n to time, was considered the best bid and Colorado or N ; v Mj.cie>, a 11 jait a< i Gump General Lawten. The camp
good a; the best parts of Utah anl
hanging on the front axle of of the write his letters,
on motion was accepted and the Mayor Montana,” he said, “ What is needed will be instituted tonight.
wagon in such a way that his brains
It seems as though the devil was and Recorder authorized to enter into
The Lane County Veterans’ associa­ SPECIAL ELECTION WANTED
were being battered out by spokes of after us. The electrical storms of contract upon the contractor filing a i? for Portland to know more about tion composed of soldiers of the Civil
the wheel. The ’police were] notified 1911 are certainly charged with a proper bond for the performance of the interior an I to co-operate with war, will niret in annual reunion at
the people of that soition of Oregon
a::d Chief Hittson went to the scene sulphur, or else the forests are be-1 his contract.
To Submit Question of Authoriz­
for building up its agricultural oppor- i Springfield October 5-7.
Father
McMillan
will
remain
as
pas
­
tunities. ”
ing $1,000,090 Indebtedness
Secretary of the Interior Fisher tor of the church of the Sacred Heart,
; will visit Oregon nsxt m )nth, inspecting ‘ at Klamath Fall), instead of coming to
. At a meeting Wednesday evening the
the reclamation projects under way Portland, as hi d been planned.
Medford Commercial Club passed res -
Salem
Statesman:
E.
M.
Iloffnell,
rep
­
here. He will learn of conditions pre­
vailing in respect to forest reserves, resenting the Spaulding Logging com- ' luttons requesting the county court to
vacant government lands and the j pany, rep n'ts that in a few days a raft call a special eleclion to submit at once
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other matters under his control. He ' containing 6,53 ),0)3 feet will gat here. to the people the question of authoriz­
will also visit other Pacific Coast
It is announced th* the first issue of ing an indebtedness of one million dol­
i sections and Alaska.
| Yoncalla Times will come off the press lars for constructing a permanent sys­
tem of highways for Jackson count. .
British Columbia is interested in Friday. D. A. Morrison, J. S. Kelly and
The resolutions are similar to thosu
opening the Columbia River to navi­ F. B. Rutherford are the publishers
adopted by the mining bureau Wednea-
gation as far ai Rivals o'to, B. C.,
A resolution is pending before lhe
day, and will be acted upon by the
and then on to Like Win irmera, not 1 cily council of Klamath Falls to empow-
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county court next week.
far from the source of that stream. j -r the city to build its sewers and side-
Oregon an I W^shi.igto 1 nro aiding i walks when bids vubmited by contrac-
to make the river navigable from its I tors are excessive.
ANSWERS EVERY CALL
mouth to the Canadian border.
Raising the limit of b-aundedindebted-
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Oregon may s>on have a silk in­ ' ness of the sewers of Eugene from $50-
dustry. A colony of Italians will set-1 00'3 to $100,03) was proposed al the last Jacksonville People Have Found
tie in W.isco county next month and ! session of ths city council and the pro­
That This is True.
the immigrants expect to raise mul­ position met with favor.
berry trees for s'lk worms. The new-I
Rev. Arthut Spleiss for 13 year « pas-
A cold, a strain, a s 111 ?n ¡wrench,
comers are said to be cxerienced in ' ! tor of St. Pauls German Evangelical Lo-
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A litrl ; cause m ly hurt tho kidneys.
this industry in their own cuuniry and
i lhern church tit Shirwood, has resigned
Sped* of ba.-kaehe often follow.
they find on investigation that Oregon |
Or s >mo irregularity of the urine.
j to take effect August 1, and has aceept-
is suite 1 to the growth of the industri­
A certain ramely for- such atta-ks,
el a call from Endicott Wash.
ous -worm and the inznufacture < f ,
A medicine that answers every call,
Dr. A. H. Davis of the Fairmonut Nor
its gossamer fibre.
In Doan’s Kidney Pills, a true spe-
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I a l school of West Virginia has been
i elected principal of the Condon nchool - cific.
Thousands of people rely upon it.
I at E tgeno. For 12 years Dr.t)avis was
PROTECT THE UMBER.
Here ia on« c wo;
j principal of the Clarion slate norm I
M. Powell, 26! Oak St., ¡Ashland,
: school ut Clarion Pa.
¡Or.,
says: “I suffered a great deal
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Gipsy Moth One of Worst Eugene Register: Stmethinglike -133 from kidney trouble and backache and
' cords of wood will be brought down son .-times I cjuld hardly get around.
the Willamette liver and millrace from On arisi: g in the morning, I was stiff
Edemies oî Timbermen.
pr int t between Gosben and Criswoll in mil lama mid ths kidney secretions
' the near future. Bob Farris, Bolton am >yed mo by their irregularity in
“The worst devasting insects in the llamble, Paul Bond and other universi­ pas-mge. As soon as I commenced
Our Prices are Right
' world is said to be gaining a foothold ty students will bring it to Eugone.
taking Doin'« Kidney Pilis, I im­
in Oregon. The damage that they ac- Journul.
prove I and 1 am now in good health.
J complish runs into many millions of
I sl'il use Diar.'s Kikney i’ills océa­
dollars. These are the gipsy and
Tlr re will not be any Sunday 3choo) .tonally however, but m ire ns a pre-
brown tail moth.s. These, with white
or prea-hing services at the- Presby­ ventive than anything else, I always
butterflies and pine beetles would so«n
terian Chur-b f'.r several weeks or in list upon Dian's Kidney Pilla, for
i destroy the largest forest« in the
until further notice, on account of the no substitute could be as effective as
• state. The destruction by fire in
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they.’.’
hot weather.
our forests would be less, in dollars
Fol' sale by nil dealers. Price 50
Do not let your insurance policy lapse
and cents, than the destruction that
Leading Merchants
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffa'o,
can be wrou, it in a short time by un this dry weather when danger from
toss by fire is so great. 1 can wiite New V irk, s ile agents for the United
a’tack "f the gipsy moths.”
This statement by William L. Finley. it for you in first-drs.-, companies at States.
Renumber the mm 3—Doan's and
asjr.abk" tates.
President of ti. Audubon Society, i?
D. W. Bigshaw. I take no other.
base.1 upon two newspapei reports,
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