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VOL. V. JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 30,1912 NO. 48 them published. Baker, Wallowa, to entertain the entire faculty, conse ■ the streets, giving the old “country WOULD BECOME CAESAR Malheur, Grant and Harney counties cutively. during the course. At a pre | town” the appearance of a metrpolitan will be visited by Mr. Maris in April vious luncheon, at which St. Patrick | I city. I I and May. Superintendent Aiderman decorations were used, the guests were i Hermiston Herald: With more than Advocated by Superintendent will go into Klamath and Lake early the following professors: H. D. Hetzel Portland Stock Show a five carloads of seed potatoes planter! Says Dr. Schurman of Cornell I in April. Mr. Thomason will first visit I head ot the extension department; G. Unii ersity. Aiderman Now in Full Swing Great Success. Mrny Vis ■ on the project this spring some stir Coos and Curry in June or July. j W. Peavy, head of the school of forest- i will follow the marketing of the crop. 50,000 bulletins containing informa 1 ry; John Fulton, head of the chemistry • i The project will then appeur on the itors in Attendance. The following is an extract from a» tion on the state industrial contest, j department; W. A. Jensen, recorder I map in big letters as an ideal place for ; article by Dr. Sl.urman, president of April’s first showers will fall upon also the complete prize list have been of the faculties; W. A. Mdler, com- potatoes as well as fruit«, alfa fu, i tc Corned Uhiveraity, pul lished in th» approximately 61,000 children’s gar sent out by the O. A. C. to each ecu i- ( mandant of the cadet regiment; James Portland, Or., Mar.26. — In quality I I z4 . X I — . . 1 . . .. w« K den’s bringing t> life seed« that will ty superintendent to-be distributed by Dryen. head of the poultry department of stuck exhibited in th? number of Klamath Falls Northwestern: Thad- ' New Y .is Independent, March 2i,. IfTu. produce vegetables to be exhibited far him to the teachers whose duty it is to ' C. I. Lo vis, bead of tho division of The ivstriciion of the I resid.-i t ■ * deus McHattan, who left about two thoroughbred animals ent re I, the pri away from the spot where they Were place one in every heme. Large num | horticulture. T. D. Beckwith, h ad of J two terms at most i> tho fundmiieiil.il- ces Realized bjt stock men for their fan months ago tor a trip to the canal zone, . safeguard of the republic. If our deiii»' cultivated by yotifig strong hands, some bers of separate prize lists are just . the bacteriology department and II. S. cy exhibits, the atteddarice alid the ab is home and says that “although the | cratic institutions are to survive, if appearing at the cdunty or local fairs, now appearing. Letters have been Newins, instructor in foresty. sorbing interest manifested in the show southorn countries may be all right in I Jtthers ttdVelihg to the state fair at sent to all the ministers of the state their way, they do not weigh much,” ' the rule of the people is not to be >up- In this ease the meal was kept with ^tHenr, and still others finding their asking them to give a sermon on the in 15 cents a plate—with 3 cents left not only by breeders of the entire and he will make his home in Klamath I planted by Caesarism, the term of the Northwest but ly the general public, Way east to the land shows to prove movement. over. The table was decorated with the Fat Stock Show held by the Pacific Falls in preference tn the South Sea | Chief Executive must be ridigiy limit- . ed either by law or by custom. One what Oregon children can do. Now shamrocks— the real thing—and the Northwest Livestock Association at countries. - Journal. ! term of five or six ye rs would prob that the gardening and hatching sea place cards had “Paddies” with pipes Portland last week was the most suc ably be the best arrangement. But son is at hand, Oregon children are en T eaching Economy In The Home. and green hats. Toe menu included cessful event of the kind ever held on With u» the pratice of a century ha* tering the industrial contest in earnest. lamb chops; peas; potatoes moulded in the Pacific Coast. Weather condirions Womanly Wisdom. santioned a maximum of eight years or Boys and girls are selecting their seeds, to “surprises,” in moulds shaped like were ideal and the attendance was es two terms. If this limit is now re- preparing their soil, and reading what Corvallis, Ore., Mar. 23—That the white stovepipe hats, trimmed with timated to exceed 6,000 people during moved, it is as certain as any thing in> they can find about the care of poultry, domestic science department at the' parsley around the brim; delicious lun the three days. If you grease the inner rim of a ket- the future can ba that no other lim.S plants and pigs. Prizes, 312 in all, Oregon Agricultural College is teach cheon rolls; Spanish pickle; individual The quality of the stock was so far tie its contents will never boil over. can be established. This is no guess. are to be awarded at the State Fair ing the students economy in the home mock-mince pies and coffee. superior to that of last year that offi Carry a lead-pencil in your pocket, no baseless fancy. It is a truth demon for pupils’ exhibits of vegetables, pigs, in the most practical way possible, cials and stockmen were positive that and date the eggs as you gather them strated by human history. From i> chickens, sewing, cooking and wood was evinced when the Governor was the grand champions of former shows each day. chief magistracy of mote than two» work. These prizes represent a-value I served an enticing luticheon this week, RUSSIAN BIGOTRY. Vvould not have been eligible even for The range will keep b'ack much terms the nation would be insensibly of between three and four thousand I ebstihg exactly 22 cents a plate. the smaflesf jiriíSa this year. The longtr if you rub the stove over with carried, by the machinations of able di liars. Including Cotifity and state p izOT between $18,000 and $20,000 ini ’ “In the course in home problems, the Banishes 23 Persons for Belong champion carload, consisting of fifteen , soap, then apply the blacking. Save and unscrupulous leaders, to n chief head of magnificent Hereford», was I all »mail pieces of soap for this pur magistracy of several terms or to a prizes will be won by Oregon boys and girls are given just so much to spend for I probably never surpassed, if equaled, . each person, and are required to keep ' ing to Rival Política! Pariy. life office. The trower of the President, girls this year. pose. at any show in the United States. growing by what it fed on, would in Twenty-five counties have been within that sum,” said Miss Ava Mil- j Keep ycur spices in glass bottles This carload was sold at auction, bring this succession of terms easily trans visited and fully organized for I an, the profesuor in charge of the! wi h screw tops — such as peanut-but- ing 510 10 per 100 pounds, almost $1 cend the limits fixe I by the Cinstitu industial work, Superintendent Alder-! work, explaining it to the governor. Warsaw, Poland, March 23.—Thai per 100 more than paid for the champ- ter.jars. A glance will tell you the tion. And by a gradual nn 1 natural man and field organizers Calvin C. ; “It is a course required of every Russia is still fighting against the pa!' did contents, even if marked covets I ion carload last year. transition the Presidency w>uld become Thomason and N. C. Maris, having j senior, and each girl in tbe class be- itical enlightenment of her people with The grand champion steer, also a get mixed. a dictatorship or a Caesarism. been hard at work since the first of 1 fore she graduates, must plan such a the old time weapon i of imprisonment Hereford entered by the University of To keep fish, never put one on top February. Y arnhill, the pioneer county i meal, nor spend a cent over the a- in Siberia, is indicated by a monster Idaho, whs tl beautiful two-year-old of of another. Wring a clean cloth out ' l protest which has Just closed in the mount allowed, even though floral d«c- " ‘ ' L L ' * " ” in starting industrial work, is a model ' almost faultless proportion!, and was of cold salt water, wrap the fish separ DROWNS IN BEAR CRE1ÍÍ in organization, having held her first oration» and place cards are included. ” city of Radom, Simply for belonging to the Polish social democratic party ' sold f or $1.20 per pound, on foo* a atcly in this, put them <n a dish and The girls are assigned different du children’s fair six year’s ago when the county superintdndent wasL. R. Alder ties each time; one sweeps and dusts no other charge being brought against price which has been exceeded but keep on ice. the room, and removes any stains ori them, 25 persons were Sentenced to Í once in the United States for a single man. If you feel all run down and despond Medford Girl Becomes Dizzy On a receht visit to Josephine coun the woodwork or carpet. One does I imprisonment art I hard labor for terms meat animal. The second prize steer ent. if you are not sleeping well, if While Crossing On a Foct-Log. ty, Assistant Superintendent E. F. the marketing—and she must bargain I ranging froirt two to eight yeats, ahd whs sold for 50 cents per pound. you feel as if life were a real burden I 23 were sCntd iced to exile drd banish- A prominent feature of the show Carl Ton, assisted in arranging for a shrewdly to get what she wants With doctor, was the splendid exhibit of hogs from and that you must consult a unique list of prises for ihe COuuty in so small an amount—and one haS I I Went * in • Siberia. Perhaps all you Marie Daily, the 13-year-old daughter just think it over, Central and Eastern Oregon, alfalfa- fair. Ths entire list of prizes is io charge of the decorations. need Is to raise your bedroom window of James Daily, foreman of the Hill fed and vtheat-finished iff every instance co sht of ptire bred chickens, first | The luncheon planned for the gov crest orchards, was drowned in Bear How’s This? equaling in size and quality any simi at night. prize a trio, second a cockerel and pul- i ernor was to be kept within 25 cents creek near the McAndrews ford, just much extra work lar showing made in recent years in It is a pity that so We offer One Hundred Dollars R> let, and third a cockerel. Mr. Thoma a plate; the young women brought it north of the city limits of Medford, accompanies the beautiful spring days. I ward for any case ofCatarrh that can the best corn and hog growing states son has visited Tillamook, Washing | down to 22 cents, and this is what was not Sunday afternoon at I! o’clock. Al be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. of the Middle West. Prices for hogs We would enjoy them better if W? I ad j ton, Lincoln, Douglas, Josephine Jack- ■ served, on a table decorated with jon- F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. averaged nearly 8 cents per pounds. though it was but thirty minute; after more lime, and if the spring sewing, son, Wasco, Hood River, Clackamas, I quils and with place cards hand paint- We, the undersigned, have known the accident that physicians were Governor West has offered to co-op house-cleaning, gardening, sitting Inns Morrow, Gilliam Sherman and Cook ' ed with the same gay, yellow flowers: F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and working over her, all effort» at resus and hatching chicken*, were not all believe him perfectly honorable in all counties. Mr. Maris has assisted in i roast chicken with dressing; mashed business transactions and financially erate, using all the resources at his citation failed. organizing Multnomah, Clackamas, potatoes; pean; hot rolls; an egg and able to carry out any obligations mad'* command, with a joint committee of needing attention at once. Accompainied by her sister, the child ihe Portland Commercial Club, the Rhubarb may be canned in cold wa had beon down in the fields beyond the Hood River. Sherman, Gilliam, Wasco, I lettuce salad with mnyonalse dreBSingt by his firm. Portland Chamber of Commerce and the ter. Use freshly cut stalks, fit them j W/iirtiNG, K in M an M arvin . Morrow. Wheeler, Umatilla and Union. I wafers; pirieaptfle ide; Small sweet Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. , 1 Portland Realty Board In making gen- tightly into a thoroughly clean j ir and | ford gatherin' greens. On the r re Superintendent Alderman his person- j efikes find coffee. turn th,y aitomoted to cross the creek Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken ill- , tilly assisted ifi Brgdiiizitig Columbia, j ihe guests pre3erit on this occasion, ternafly; acting directly upon the blood ; 1 era! investigation* into the Operations let the water run fuil for e n to the I on a small foot log laid across by work- of any person, firm or corporation ih jSr for fifteen minutes till all air is ex- I Ltiliel Lifih slfid tiitsofi; and has vis- [ beside .the Governor, were Pres. W. J. and mucous surfaces of the system, i i men who are constructi'.g a Hum; ov r ( Red thhny othfir feduhties. Polk, Mar- Kerr; Dean J. f., Bexell of the school Testimonials synt free. Price 75. cents Oregon presenting to the public an in- eluded, idfeW on the top wlnle the jar , The foot log bottle. Sold by all Diu’gists. vestment of doubtful or suspicious ioii ahd Benton, oiling to their bro&- of commerce; Dean A. B. Cordley of I per Take Hall’s Family Pills for con ¡ charactei. The investigations are to is still under water—««» that it is perj I being but six inches wide, the girl rat feetly un-light —an 1 the contents down on it, .it e noting to v o k her IHiitV to the state house and the O. A. the school of agriculture; Dean G. A. stipation. be followed by relentless prosecution. s: , oild keep ;.nd be like fresh’ f iubarb. C: are tireli drganized, Covell of the engineering school; Dean way across, .ini». n -e of 12 feet 11a f At the annual meeting of;the Oregon Sd far aS possible the counties will ot women. Dr. A. Z. Crayne; acting . way over she. ltd to her sister that As a substitute for hot-water bays hold fairs prior to the state fair which Dean of the domestic science depart- j Don’t ne surprised if you have an attack Conservation Association held in Port- .. in ordinary ailments such as toothache, she was growing /'..zy and a mornei t comes the first week in September, i ment, Mrs. H. B. Brooks and Miss Mi of rheumatism this spring. Just rub the land on March 18, the delegates fa- 1 earachtf art4 ether mil or pains, use later had Ial,e i in.o the water. The affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Lin- vored a change in the date of the open- ' Many of the counties have already I lan. irtient and it will soon disappear. Sold by common Hanner h’rt>«« made in conven body was rec-v re. I about 200 you s ir.g of the season for hunting big game ' made up their prize lists, and have i It is the purpose of the department ; all dealers. ient sizes, with draw.atrtog , Fill down stream. from August 1 to September 1. ---------------------------------- I them with hot sand or salt, and th> y It also endorsed the United States i. by x-o Win Into. Senate bill providing for an appropri- 1 are safer than a cheap rubber bottle, and much handier to use; “What made yon »o late?” ation of $50,000 to he used for propa- efficacious, ' “1 met ftmithaon.” a half-dozen ready. '1 hey ure of gating salmon i.i waters controlled by »cep ' Well, that is nc eason why you should great help in times of acheB und pains. be “ an hour late getting home to supper.” the Government. •From April Farm Journal. “I know, but 1 naked him how he was feel ing, and be insisted on telling mo about Ilia I stomach trouble." "Did you tell him to take Chamberlain's Oregon Sidelights Bulletin on Indian Exhibits. Tablets/’ “Sure, that is what ho needs.” Sold by all dealers. . Woodville is no more, its name hav Washington, D C., March 20 The ----------- »®»———— • ing been changed to Rogue River, b> Smithsonian Institution has just issued For the very best in ciga s and to permission of the postal department. i bull«!ill of more than ordinary inter bacco C. Shaw. The L.-banon Tribune, weekly, has est oil naw Indian tXhilita that have appeared. It is published by the Tri been plated in the National Museum in bune Publishing company, 1*. L. Dug Washlfgts tl. ger, manager. With the aborigine rapidly becoming The teachers of Columbia County are part and parcel of the general popula ’ I planning to hold a series of teachers’ tion and losing his identity with his old i X institutes. The first Will be held at customs and sorroundit g", it is becom Which is Bette---Try an Experi Rainier, Saturday, March 3). ing a ffidtt if of more an I more inter ment or Profit by a Jackson Work on the new Sonthern Pacific est to preserve hlifl f «rpeAata the ville citi ten's Experience depot at Roseburg has been resumed traditions of the race and io pl»«« in » and the contractors hope to have permanent resting place all that Chtl be preserved concerniug them. the building in readiness by May 1. Something naw is an experiment. Eugene Register: The building com “Of particular interest in connection Must be proved to be as represented. mittee of the new Methodist church with American ethnology,” says the The statement of a manufacturer is has decide I to use the Hebron, N. D., bulletin,'* are two recently completed brick for f. cing their new church. The groups depicting scan. 1 , i* >:n the daily not convincing proof of merit. But the endorsemmt of tr' i Is is. common brick will I.e furnished by W. file of tho aborigine«. Th * j gr< up» form a part of a very complete Ccriil Now »unposing you had a bad back, O. Coak. of exhibit» showing the general char A Lime, Weak, or Aching one. The publishers of the Canby Irriga acter of the Various peopled of the Would you experiment on it? tor have decided that a six page p per, world. One, known as the Quart/ You will read of many so-called cures. all home print, is better than an eight Group, represents a scene in the Endorsed by strangers from far page paper, four pages ready print, and District of Columbia before the white 1 away placas. have changed tie Irrigator’s form ac man came, where a group of six Indi- • It’idifferelt when the endorsement cordingly. a”s are quarrying reck» for utensils comes f om home. Baker Democrat: Idaho capital is and shaping them fur future use.” Easy to prove local testim >ny. seeking the development of the east Another group represents the snake I Home endorsement is the proof that ern part of Baker county. An electric dance of the Hrpi Indians. "This life backs every box ot Doan’s Kidney pills road tapping the valleys of Eagle and like group represents Indians perform Read this case: Pine is proposed. How does this ing the fantastic steps and grotesque Andrew Cantrail, of Jacksonville, sound to Baker people. antics of a religious ceremony, which Ore., says: "I used Doan's Kidney Leading Merchants Salem Statesman: The Stay ton chair although appearing eccentric and ab Pills and I am glad to say that they factory is enjoying a small boom in the surd to the modern observer, was en helped me greatly. This remedy came manufacture and sale of camp stools tered iuto with sober an I devout feel to my aid when I was suffering from of the ordinary folding variety. The ings by the Indians,” backache, and out of gratitude, I rec chair mill is one of the leading factors * 1 " i commend it highly.” in keeping Stayton before the public For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ’ on will look a rood while before you find eye. slier medicine tor couglui and cold» lhau I cents. Foster-Miilburn Co., Buffalo, amberlain’e Cough Remedy. It not only New York, sole agents for the United Hillsboro Argus: The new firs ap lelief-—it cure». Try it when you have States. paratus has arrived and is now in the c u gh or cold, and you are certain to he ICaBMSS Remember the nn.-nJ-Taan.s- and fire quarters. The new team was b >«ed with the prompt cure which it will | hitched to it and it was hauled through ifi.'Ct, For »ale by all dv alera. take no other. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING j i I PORTLAND LETTER IM Mackerel, Salmon JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Bellies, Ill IM Salmon and C o d il s h |M M ÜÍ H [Ml h