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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL 6, 1912
THE CITY
I
son wouldn’t take the job.
PORTLAND
I President Taft arrived in Boston and AUTO TURNS
ate two breakfasts. Who would have!
TURTLE
LETTER suspected him of being a repeater?
RESERVOIR
ized for the sluicing process —and the A i"1 t~ï I 'i L'''MTF A rF
man doing the work reports the pros- -»YV —-l-Lel-JlN X xa. A
pect improving as the work is pushed
j farther up the stream.
Of course nothing definite can be
told of the result of the work as the
Session values are now in the sluice boxes and Tuesday Morning. Laborer
j no effort has been made to clean them
Mostly j up but one can see little particles of
Employed in Hydraulic
I quicksilver all over the bedrock to
Trans- which small scales of gold are clinging
Work Crushed by Slide
— Record.
TPTT
U IN 1 I
Visiting London Suffragettes say '
that they will use bombs in their crus-1
Holds Regular
Culture of Flax in Oregon a<le hereafter. There’s nothing like Near Bybee’s Ranch cn
going to New York for ideas.
Three
Tuesday Night.
to be Encouraged. Ad­ In advocating the abolition of the1 Medford Road.
political convention Senator Cummins j
Routine Business
vertising Matter will be evidently figures that he couldn't get | Men Injured
acted.
the hotel men’s votes, anyhow.
Circulated.
of Rock and Earth.
The square deal knows no brother i As a result of fast driving, an auto­
mobile turned turtle on the Medford
and
is disowned by it's daddy.
Corn valuable Rotation Crop
The regular meeting of tho
C
' *
city
! road at Bybee’s corner Saturday even­
A
widow
of
69
in
New
York
is
suing
Portland, Ore., Apr. 2-A movement
A laborer named Ole Erickson, em­
fathers was held at the Council Cham­
ing about six o'clock. Tile auto was
ployed in the construction of the wa­ to stimulate the culture of flax in Ore­ a boy of 19 for breach of promise, owned by John Bai neburg uf Medford
ber Tuesday evening. Present: Mayor
Shaw; Councilmen Britt, Fick, Mc­ Corvallis, Ore., Mar. 3) -Results of terworks dam on Jackson creek was gon is being favored by the Portland which indicates Spring will tire of Win- i I at <1 was driven by his brother in-law
the corn breeding work of the agron- caught by a slide of earth and rocks Commercial Club. Mr. E. H. Smith, ter lingering on hie lap.
Intyre ard Ulrich, Recorder Dox.
E. V. Kellogg, the uther oceupanis
’
omy
department at the Oregon Agri- Tuesday morning and so veverly crushed Western Seed Manager of the Amer­
Now that both poles have been dis­ were Ge». -Stacy and A. Armstrung.
Minutes of previous meetings were
I
cultural
College
are
beginning
to
have
ican Linseed Oil Co. offered to guaran­ covered let us settle down to make the
that death ensued a few hours later.
read and approved. Report of J. M.
Both Barnehurg and Kellogg are re-
Erickson with a fellow laborer named tee the farmers of Oregon a minimum most of what lies between.
Cronemiller, city treasurer was read 1 their effect in practically every regio n
. ported severely injurud, Stacy slightly
i of the state, although the experiments Swanson was handling the “giant” price for all seed that could be raised
and ordered filed.
Mr. Vardaman of Mississippi is one ' injured and Aimstrong escaped unhurt.
The usual'monthly bills for street have not as yet been published. Al­ used in washing down a bank of earth and to take all that would be offered of the statesmen who aspire to be in
I he accident is said to have been
work, materials, lights, salaries, etc though Oregjn is a small gr tin grow­ i and rocks when without warning, a to his company. He also agrees to the middle of the game and on the ! caused by attempting to turn the cur-
ing
state
rather
than
a
corn
growing
mass of earth and rock weighing sever­ find a market for alt the fibre as well. coaching line at the same time.
were read, audited and ordered paid.
ner nt high speed, the machine turn­
The petition of Robert Jeffries ask­ area, because of the cold nights and al tons becoming loosened, dropped up­ As the market price for some years
Only u politician of the rank amateur ing a complete somersault and landing
ing that the office of plumbing in­ early fall rains, yet Prof. H. D. Scud- on tne unfortunate man, bruising him has been much higer than the guaran­ class would desire to be known as a right side up again.
i ider, head of the agronomy department,
externally and inflicting internal hurts teed minimum price, in fact is now $2.- professional politician.
spector be created and that he be ap- '
pointed to the position, was presented believes that a great deal may be done from which he died after suffering a 08 per bushel, it may readily be seen
for this crop by breeding a hardier ear- couple of hours.
It is again announced that Germany PETITIONS FOR NOMINATIONS
that this should prove a profitable crop
and ordered laid on the table.
ier
maturing
variety.
I
is
about to disregard the Monroe doc­
for
Oregon
Farmers.
It
is
estimated
The accident occurred about nine o’­
Engineer Osgood presented specifi­
The corn crop in Oregon undoubted­ clock in the forenoon. The victim was that Oregon soil will produce 12 to 15 trine. We sometimes wonder what
cations for tapping and making service
connections with water mains and on ly will never displace barley as a feed hastily removed from the debris and bushels of seed per acre, and from two wot d happen if this announcement Filed with County Clerk up io
motion the recorder was instructed to for fattening other stock, yet it not taken to the house of his brother to two and one-h ilf tons of straw, were overlooked at the scheduled time.
Closing Hour Wednesday
Amundsen thinks there is glory e-
advertise for bids for doing said work, ; only has great value for this purpose, and medical aid summoned, but after which is worth $5 per ton.
The company guarantees to furnish nough for all. But on the North Pole
the bidder to furnish all necessary especially where it may be pastured removal to the house ho failed rapidly
Evening.
Off by pigs without harvesting, but is and at noon died.
seed to growers at absolute cost to discovery there was only box receipts
tools, materials and labor.
even
more
valuable
as
a
cultivated
i
them,
the
seed
to
be
of
a
superior
for
one.
The deceased had been in the United
Council then adjourned to meet Tues­
day evening, April 8th, at seven crop in rotation. No rotation for the States only a few months and made quality. Mr. Smith estimates the cost
China is beginning to find ou*’ that
The lime for filing pit tii ns for nom­
maintenance of soil fertility is complete his home with his brother Eric who has of seed ut $2.40 per bushel and that it republics cannut be erectid in a <iuy.
o’clock.
ination at the primary April IV, ex­
without a crap which will allow the resided hero several years.
[ requires about one-half a bushel per a-
pired at 5 o'clock Wednesday etcsii.g.
thorough cultivation of the fields, not
I ere fur seeding. On this basis it is as­
Those wishing to enter the race at the
only
to
rid
them
of
weeds
which
multi
­
OSGOOD
ISA
CANDIDATE.
serted
that
there
will
bo
a
very
large
MINING HIS ORCHARD
I election in November have » di a
ply m small grain <r hay fiods, but al­
' margin of profit over and above the
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
I chance left however, they may run in-
so for the excellent effects upon the
growing of uther staples, such as oats
For
Republican
Nomination
for ¡dependently.
physical-
qualities
of
the
soil
through
I
and
wheat.
It
w
rs
also
reported
at
the
Ashland Man Has Started Placer
I Tnl following list contains the names
thorough and frequent stiring. The
Sealed proposals for the tapping of meeting that Mr. M. L. Jones, of
County Surveyo:. Planned i I of can ¡¡dates for county offices, viz:
corn is also valuable as a manure con­ water mains and making service con­ Brooks, Oregon, has about 35 bushels
Ptoposition.
:
j County Judge—Geo. W. Dunn ami
sumer, taking the place in the rotation nections in Baid City will be received of flax seod which he will be glad to
Water System For
i F. E. Merrick, Rep.; J. R. Neil ut.d
in which the barnyard manure may be
j
donate
to
anyone
who
will
guarantee
at the office of the City Recorder up to
I F. L. Tou Velle, Dem.
On the tract of orchard land owned profitably used. '
| to 60w it.
This City.
April 8th 1012, at 7 o,clock P. M.
Surveyor—T. W. Osgood, Frank
by Judge C. B.; Watson three miles
t
.____ - __
It
was
the
senco
of
tbe
committee
The contractor to furnish all tools,
j
Grisez,
M. McCown, II. C. Stoecltmae,
southeast of Ashland is being operated
appliances, material and labor necess­ . that if the farmers of Oregon would
and R. P. Cowgill, nil Republicans.
a small placer fnine from which has
Deafness Caitiot bï Cured
take
up
the
growing
of
flax
it
would
T.
W.
Osgood,
the
well
known
civil
ary to produce the finishod result In ac­
Cororer —A. E. Kelli gg and II. C.
been taken an exceptionally good pros­
secure for Oregon a new crop that engineer of Medfoid, who has had su­
by local applications, aa they cannot cordance with the specifications on file
Slock,
Rep.
pect of placer ¿old.
I that would not only be u profitable one pervision of the construction of the
reach the diseased portion of the dkr. in the office of the City Recorder.
Representative in State Legislature—
Some time ago an old prospector ap­ There
but
would
also
provide
for
bringing
to
is only one way to cure deafness,
water system for this city has announ­ J. A. Westerlund, John H. Curkin,
Bids to specify a flat rate for each
proached the judge and assed him if and that is by constitutional remedies.
the state the flax manufacturing indus­ ced himself as a canditate for the repub­
Rep.; G. E. Barkdull und H. L. De-
he knew that there was gold in paying j Deafness is caused by an inflamed connection complete in place.
Specifications may he had at office of try und make possible the manufacture lican nomination for county surveyor. Armond, Dem.
quantities in the bed of Sheffield ; condition of^the mucous lining of the
■ of linenB, crash, twines, nets and other
The ability of Mr. Osgood as an en­
creek—a small stream flowing through , Eustachian Tube. When this tube is City Recorder.
Assessor W. T. Grieve, Rep.. Mar­
: allied products.
inflamed you have a rumbling sound
gineer has Leen proven to our citizens
HENRY G. DOX,
his place—and proposed to the judge or imperfect hearing, and when it is
For some months a special commit­ by the work done here and which is tin McDonoigh ar.d J. C. Barnard,
City Recorder,
that he be allowed to mine it on a per­ entirely closed, Deafness is the result,
tee of the Portland Commercial Club now almost completed at a c< st of ap­ Dem.
centage basis. The Judge told told and unless the inflammation can be I
Tr. as irer James M. Cronemiller,
j
hus been studying the subject. The proximately $65,000., comprising a
him that he was .cercain there were taken out and this tube restored to itj
report of their experts show that r.o storage nservoir having a capacity of Rep.
normal condition, hearing will be
small deposits of gold there but that destroyed forever; nine cases out of !
Vriy lie Was Late.
i better fibre than that produced in the 80,fiJJ,000 gallons, a gravity supply
Superintendent of School»—J. Percy
he did not care to have the property ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
“Whr.t made you so late?”
Willamette Valley can be grown any» line, a settling reservoir a distributing Wells. Re:.
prospected in that manner but would nothing but an inflamed condition of
“I met Smithson.”
! where in the world. The climate of system comprising about four miles of Com n ssione- -W. C. Leever, George
“Well, that is no .eason v.-hy you should
employ a man to do the work under mucous surfaces.
' this part of the country is also favor- water mains. The plan«, specifications
We
will
give
One
Hundred
Dollars
be
tin
hour
late
gettirfg
home
to
supper,
”
his director.
fness (Caused bv | , “I know, but I asked hiU) how he Was feel­ | able to the c'Bvelo; ment of fibre flax, and surveys were all made by Mr. Os­ Lymen and ... v. Smith, Rep.; W.
for any Case of Deafness
Mr. Watson has put a man at the catarrh) th At cannot be cured by Halls
Halle ing, and he insisted on tellirig me about his I afld i; was showtt that the climate of good and the success of the system is Daley, Dem.
work who is now sluicing the bed I Catarrh Cure. Send f<jr circulars free. stomach trouble.’’
Sheriff—Wilbur A. Jones, Dem.; A.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
“Did you tell him to take Chamberlain’s Eastern Dkegori is ideal for thé prod­ admitted by all.
of the creek and is getting sohie goed I
D. Singler an I Emmett Beeson, Rep.
uction
of
flax
seed
for
dil
purposes.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Mr.
Osgood
has
had
charge
of
sever
­
”
prospects. The water from the big I Tflke Hall’s Family Pills for Consti­ Tablets?
County Clerk —N. L. Narrcgiin, G.
“Sure, that is what he needs.” Sold by
The officials of the Oregon Agricul­ al large engineering scheme» in the val­
irrigation reservoir on the place ¡s util-1 pation.
all dealers.
tural College have been asked to give ley besides the on« here, notably r. A. Gardner and W. F. Quisenberry,
the movement their endorsement, and mong which was the planning and con­ Rep.; W. H. Miller, Dem.
Mr. Smith was in Corvallis Monday struction of the water and sewer sys­
Recorder — Chauncey Florey and
with Dr. Withycombe. He also tele­ tems at Central Point, and in every in­ Fred Colvig, Rep.; Robert L. Taylor,
graphed for his expert, Mr. A. P. All­ stance he has made good.
Dem.
»
ensworth, who has been engaged ih
Joint Representative—C. E. Whisler,
flax demonstration in the Dakotas and
Rep.
1 Montana for several months, to come I Don’t 5e surprised if you have an attack
Prosecuting Attorney First Dis­
to Portland. The movement has re­ of rheumatism this spring. Just nib the
affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Lin­ trict—H. K. Hanna and J. N. John­
ceived the endorsement of the O.W.- iment and it will soon disappear. Sold by
ston, Rep, F. E. Kelly, Dem.
4
R. Ô N. Co. and the Oregon Electric all dealers.
Of the thirty-eight candiuates above
Co. and their experts will Work in as­
named, 27 are republicans and 11 are
sociation with Mr. Allefiswdrth.
Circulars and will be distributed VETERAN OFCIVIL WAR democrats, sixteen gave Melford as
their residence.
through the state setting forth the ad­
vantages of growing flax and its pos­
f
sible financial returns and a vigorous Dits at his home in Apple­
I
campaign on behalf of the cultivation
gate
Aallcy
Sunday,
f
,
>
II of flax will be carried on.
II
DO
IM
Mackere
9
salmon
111
WHAT’S THE REASON?
Aged 87.
'•’’on will look a good while before vou finu
•tier medicine mr coughs and colds than
ynlierlain’s Cough Remedy. It not only
t relief—it cures. Try it when you have
urh or cold, and you aro certain to be
e.l with the prompt cure which it will
ct. Fcr cnle by all dealers.
/•
✓
.Jacsson county in 1851, died at his
home on the Applegate, Sunday, Mar.
There no wc< r:s < f people who drag
31, 1812, ag.-d 87 years, 3 month» and
out a miserable existence without real­
7 day».
Mr. Miller was born in Clay county, izing the cause of their suffering. Day
Eictric Sparks
Missouri, Dee. 25, 1824. He cam« iv after day they are racke I with back-
Grego.i across the p.uins and in early ache nn<l headache; suffer from ner­
i d <ys and was city maisbai in Ledford, vousness, d.zz i e»s, weakness, Ian’UO",
Rob Ft'.aim-nona might nl’ be •b’e
Likely the kidneys
I Mr. Miller leaves six children. ami drpession.
to stan 1 in the ring and argue out d s
the kkin- ys have fallen behind in thu r
Tney
are
M
a.
P«.n.
ii,
1
3.
llousluii
puted points wish Jack John ion, but
I of A.iplegate, Mrs. L. M. Culp of ‘ 'ali- work af filtering the blood and th t
as his own personal and pr vate white
and John G. Miller, B. W. i< tie root of the troub'e. Look to
man's hope the lanky one is slid a I ahan, Cal.,
j Miller, W. L. Mil er, of Appl-gate, your kidneys, assist them in their
freckle trimmed success.
1 u e al was l.ilu at Grill in creek work— fl e them th« help they 11 ’«1.
We know not how the sox will entr.e l Tuesday af e IIOUII.
You a i ue n> better remedy than
out later, but at present they are hav­
D >rn’s K dm y Pills.
ing some trotblu in taking candy fr< m
Belov is gr .leful testimo ly from a
Bank Destayzd.
kids.
» iffe-er in his “cality.
Mr«. Stella Van W .kel, 324 W.
Now, what will April do *o prove ,
L, Mulford, Ore , say.-:
The Pine Belt Bank al Bulte Falls Jackson
th it it ¡3 worse than March was.
“
I
fir-t
came
to I nd out the merit of
burned
at
an
early
hour
Tueeduy,
the
That swishing sound you hoar is made 1
by the impure food people sighing : furniture and building being entirely Dunn's Kidney Pills while living in
Paterson, N. J., and so w»41 did they
with relief at Dr. Wiley’s resignation. I destroyed.
serve me at that lime that ever sine«
We are becoming too well trained to 1 Tuesday evening at 8:30 flru slarted
I have been her» I have u.'O I them
think that any snowstorm is the last, j from a defective flue. It was seen
and thought out at that lime, I ut I lie when annoyed with baekauhe or
“Tama Jim” might do worse than |
flames started again about 1:3J in the trouble with my k Ineys.”
have bis resignation follow Doc Wiley's. > morning.
For sdr by all dealer.’. Pi ice 0
Col. Bryan never caused any uneas- ! Cashier Barker, who /.cep» in the i < en a. Foster-Millbarn Co., Lu fal. ,
i
iness to the Republican Party until he building, had a very ..arrow escap I New York, sole agents for tbe United
began nominating its candidates.
with his life. He announced this morn. States.
Remember the name—Doan,3—«nd
**
icii - , ing (IiaiUie
If Congress viiuuiu
should vuv
cut uh
off uiq
the j Preei-
that the IIBIIK
bank WUUJ
woul .1 J Hl
at < once rebuild •
11dent’» traveling expense» Weedy Wil-1 The building waa injured.
take no other.
lilt
1.11
ill
Leadin j Merchants
11
Many Jacksonville People in
Poor Health Without Know­
John S. Miller, au In ban War veteran,
who came to Oregon in 1846 and to
ing the Cans?.
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