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OrafM Htotorteal JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 6. 1912 VOL. VI. NO. JO Managers of the Pendleton Roundup DEMOCRATIC P l A^ORM Goss, Ashiand; Mrs. Laura Grow, expect and attendance this year of Butte Falls; Gay Webb, Ashland; Mrs. J 1 50,000 visitors. The show will be big Bertha McCain, Tolo; Cheone Carkin, ger and better than ever before, with Cannot — Be Enfer ed Sa's Medford; Grace Pearce, Medford; Bicycle Rider Struck by Motor more varied attractions than last year. Olive C. r>avis, Ashland; Lillian Pierce, The dates are September 23-28. Rccsivclî. Medford. cycle. Skull Crushed. Died Salem’s Cherry Fair p-iuinisea to be. The above list does not include the highly successful this year. The From Injuries names of those writing for life certifi Oyster Bay, July 5. T! nt the deni- dates are July 11, 12 and 13. Cherry cates or exemptions. The report on ocratie platform war for • ■pul .ic it>n- exhibits ai.d entertainment features applicants for life certificates is not cannot Ir *• Ashland, Or., July 4.—Darting on complete at this time. will, it is expected, be mure extensive sumption” only and that it enforced was the position taken Lv his wheel across the race track at than ever belore. Colonel Roosevelt today, The ex- Ashland this morning, in front of a president gave the opinion that Go.- Agricultural Survey of Otegon. racing automobile and motorcycle. ernoi Wilson was a free trader and Newspapers. Perry Chapman, 24 years old, barely further said: escaped the auto and was struck by M. O. Evans Jr. of Corvallis rep The regular session of the City work last year. ‘‘Either the democrats will, if elect the motorcycle, sustaining injuries Editing a newspaper in some rw- ed, plunge the country into ruin by Application of S. E. Dunninglon for from which the physicians declare he resenting the Or egon Statistical Bureau council was held in the Council cham and State Immigration Commission is I ber Tuesday evening. Present Mayor liquor license, accompanied by the spects is a good deal like preaching means of free trade or continue the cannot recover. Tyler Smith, of Medford, riding the investigating agricultural production Shaw; Councilmen Britt, Fick and Mc tiensurer’s receipt for license fee, the gospel— truth musr be presented in present tariff system and wink h I their motorcycle, was thrown headlong 20 and conditions in Southern Oregon and Intire; Recorder Dox. Absent:- Coun bond in usual form with two sureties, the form of generalities or some fellow platform and say it was fur campaign etc. was presented and there being no will get get hit and howl. hew per purposes only.” feet, hitting on his face. Although I will be in this locality early next week. cilman Ulrich. Following is the copy of a letter which sons like the iruth, eVen the home Roosevelt expressed the opinion seriously injured he is expected to re Minutes of the preceding meeting remonstrance to granting same, explain the nature of the work. opathic doses, if it hits them. Bul also that both the republicans m <1 motion the bond was approved cover. The accident occurred before were read and approved. Street Com Dear Sir: while preachers c< incise editors tor democrats have taken the wrui'g po the regular racing programme started, missioner Uirich presented a report of license granted. The Oregon Statistical Bureau, in what they do say, no one thinks of sition on the trust question. i the The milter of the acceptance of and Smith, who is the fastest motor work done on streets and bill for same distributing system of the city water giving them credit fur what they do cycle rider in the valley, was prac co-operation with the Agricultural A number of bill for work, supplies, College, is making a preliminary agri works having been postponded from a not say. Yet what they keep to them tising with an automobile as pace lights, printing, etc. were presented Small Charge. cultural survey of a number of leading previous meeting, was now presented selves constitutes the major portion oi maker. Chapman’s skull was crushed, and with two exceptions Were allowed his jaw and leg broken, and at noon farms in every county in the state. and warrants ordered drawn in pay to the attention of the council. As what they know about people. Very many people harbor the belief thé hospital authorities reported that The object of this survey is primarily [ ment therefor. The bills not allowed there had been no valid objections filed No tornadoes, hurricanes or cyclones to determine the opportunities in each 1 ■and the members present were satis that newspapers are eager tu publish in Oregon. he was dying. were: Jackson County, for corrugated i locality for new settlers and, if pos fied with the work done, the city sur deiugaiury tilings. it's a mistake. Later—Chapman has since died as sible, to find some of the difficulties in culverts $100.00 and S. DeRoboam, veyor having filed his certificate that Tuere isn't a newspaper that dues nut j Chamberlain would have made a fine the result of his injuries. "dark horse.” cleaning reservoir $1.00. agricultural development. the work done and materials used were keep unuer the luck of secrecy scores A number of farms in your locality ! A petition and proposition for street in conformance with the plans and of deiugaiury things whim never meet Think of McHarg as premier of a will be visited during the summer by sprinkling was presented by Chris •pecifieations, on mutim duly made lhe pubbc ear. . Duciumg what not tu kitchen cabinet. < Wedding Bells M. 0. Evans Jr. Such questions as' Ulrich and ufter considerable discus- and seconded it was ordered that the ' print is the moat Uuuu.ex.ome pal t ul Evervbuds will be "Lili’’ in rtspente the following will be asked; The value ! sion the matter was laid over until system be accepted and the estimate newspaper work. to a ‘’hello” next week. The many good stories suppressed stock on meeting. ... machinery, ----------- ,, ____ _ hand ___ next ___ ______ „. The offer of Mr. Ulrich of the surveyor approved. Miss Bertha Prim and Evan Eckle- of land, Don’t worry it will be hot rnotqh The matter of employing a superin- because ul limocenl relatives and tor 1 jor you in a little while. son of Portland were united in the June 1; the acreage and yield of each i seems a reasonable one—he offers to the good of the pu bue, i.uuudy out- j bonds of matrimony Tuesday evening crop in 1911 ; the amount of these crops do the sprinklihg fur $1.50 per day, tendent of the water system wus dis- sold and the receipts; the amount of plus the amount he can collect from cusstd at length without arriving at a side of a newspaper office has any i In 1916 there will be a movement lor at 8:30. sale amt sane cunvenpons. other farm products, such as milk, I the people along the route which would definite conclusion, further considera means ut knowing. The ceremony was performed by I In politics many square pigs insist in some instances he whu flies into a butter, eggs, fruit, etc., sold during be about $2.00 per day, making a lotal Rev. Bandy of the Presbyterian tion being deferred until a later meet passion because a newspaper prints i in gelling into round holes. church of this city, The bride is the the year and the receipts: the ex of $3.50 as against $6.00 paid for same ing. something about him which he con penses for labor, seed, feed, fertilizer, Many of tin in « il1 tome back tr ft ay daughter of Judge and Mrs. Prim of siders uncomplimentary, has every —the Elks and their ii lends. this city and the groom is a well known machinery, threshing, etc. ; the meth How’s This? reason tu feel profoundly grateful to , By the years 2000 we may have a civil engineer now employed near Port ods of cultivation used and your obser vation of the results. the newspaper lor publishing s i little , commission form of city government. land upon railroad work. The happy oi what it knows about him. And ! As y°ur answer W>H be used for the couple left Wednesday evening for oftentimes the loudest bluffer is toe. Big crops anti high prices rarely benefit of your community and of the j We offer One Hundred Dollars Re their home near Portland. most vunerable to attack. A big noise come together; one will tio pretty well. entire state, accuracy of statement is ward for any case ofCatarrh that can not be cured by Hall ’ s Catarrh Cure. is generally a device employed to I Bryan preferred that the Democratic | of the utmost importance. All of the F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. party be right than to be president. cover trepiualiun. information received from you and Northwest Will We, the undersigned, have known Pacific Teachers' Examination A young person in love doesn’t wort y Newcpapeis put up with more bluff ; your neighbors will be compiled in F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and Show Products of the ing than any other agency would en about politics, religion or e>| entes. making up a final report on the gener believe him perfectly honorable in ail business transactions and financially dure. It is not because they lack The following Jackson county teach al conditions in your community. I able to carry out any obligations made The revolvers are not only often Soil courage; it is because they are un deadly, bul very expensive to taxpay ers were successful in the recent state Your statement will be considered by his firm. willing to use their power tu destroy ers. W alding , K innan & M arvin . examination for teachers’ certificates: strictly confidential. The report of Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. or ruin, unless the interest of society ! The way they're acting, there will be Leta Peelor, Butte Falls, Enid Peel- individuals will not be published with Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in Portland, Ore., July 2 (Special) — or, Butte Falls; Mabel Myers, Med out their consent. j no more "principle parties” pretty ternally, acting directly upon tho blood Instead of an apple show, Portland I demand it. ( It might be well for some people toi j soon. We hope that the farmers will assist and mucous surfaces of the system. ford; Amy Stannard, Ashland; Helen will hold a land products show this Chappell, Ashland; Nina O. Morris, our representatives in securing the in Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents Winter that will be the first of its i rellect upon these truths and in silent had only two delégales io bottle. Sold by all Drujgists. , gratitude accepl nnld admonition lest i If Oregon . Ashland; Blanche Canode, Medford; formation desired and that in turn the per kind in the Pacific Northwest, It is I any kind of a convention there won d Take Hall ’ s Family Pills for con | worse befall. —Ex. Vernon Blue, Ashland; Katherine college and the Immigration Commis stipation. hoped to make it an annual event I I be a row. sion may aid the farmers by giving Foley, Central Point; Bessie Newton, — rivaling in interest the big land allows After the fioth and ft me sue evnp- Gold Hili; Mabel Marsh, Sams Valley; advice to all those who wish it. of the East and Middle West. Oregon Sidelights orated, Bryan will remain the great- Respectfully yours, Myrtle I. Dunten, Central Point; Ag The records in Weather Observer November or December will prob I est Democrat. J. A. B exell . nes M. Salter, Medford; Lucile Rader, Gilmore’s office show the rainfall in ably be the time of holding the show I Medford; Eula Houston. Trail; Grace i Astoria during June was 4.14 inches and it is planned to have it last two The Ontario Commercial club is ne- I As well tty to teach a toad «bout Smith, Medford; Gussie Updegraff, The county court was in session, for or 1 04 inches less than the average | weeks. In scope it will cover the en- gotiating fur a site iur a club build heaven us Tammany about political nauiuuu, Mrs. airs, Jennie eennie Hogue, Ashland; i the the tra Ashland; transacting of county business, wec- for the corresponding month of previous j tire Pacific Northwest and all the ing. progreMiveneHS. Sylvia G. Brown, Ashland; Mrs. O. M. resday. years.—Astoria Budget. , state» included in this territory will be There are several hundred people A movement has been started among asked to co-operate and send exhibits. the Catholics uf Jurdun Valley tu erect who think they wouldn’t like Baltimore It is desired to have every product a church edifice. iiB a summer resort. ‘ of the soil assembled here at that Shouldn’t the < xpenst -pay of deli - Rev. D. W. Joplin, formerly of Da ’time. Commercial bodies will be in- ■ tcrested and it is hoped to develop this kota and Iowa, has accepted a call tu gates to national conventions beraisid, i event into an annual attraction that the Rainier and St. Helens Congrega say to $1(XM apiece? , will appeal to people throughout the tional churches. Well, if the girl hadn’t been joy rid 1 whole country who may be attracted The bridge across the Santiam at ing to a roadhouse late at night she ! to the vacant lands of the Northwest Stayton, built by Linn and Marion wouldn’t have b.-en shot. states. The land show project has the counties, is practically completed. I The principal official business in cer support of the Oregon Development Teams have been crussing since two tain official circles seems tu be to League and the chief organizations of weeks ago. "double crons" othes officials. Portland and the state. A. M. Stamm of Eugene, has raised A thorough survey of the agricul tural districts of the state is now be gooseberries this year that weigh 35 ing made under the direction of the to the pound. The Register says they 1 Oregon Statistical Bureau of the state are as large as bantam eggs or Italian Immigration Commission and the Ore prunes. gon Agricultural College. Representa The Grants Pass Courier is urging Many Jtxktcnville Rtadtrr Have tive farms in each localito will be in the organizing of a development league Heard It and Profited vestigated and careful statistics col "to make known to people in seal ch uf lected showing production, cost of homes the manv favorable opportun Thereby. raising crops, social conditions, etc. ities to locate in Josephine county.” The results of the inquiry will be used Klamath Falls Northwestern: Righty- in attracting immigrants and it is ex ‘‘Good news travels fast,” and the pected the survey will be useful in six beating hearts were welded into thousands of bad bark sufferers in giving valuable information to settlers half that number during the first six Jacksonville are glad to lei.rn thi t and in helping to solve many problems months of 1912, according to the mar- prompt relief is within their tench. nage license record for Klamalh 1 Many a lame, weak and aching back is of the farm. county. bad no mori, thanks to Doan's Kidnty A gridiron of electric roads through The telephone line from Roseburg Pills. Thousands upon thousands if out the most fertile parts of the Wil lamette Valley, costing $8,0X1,000, is into the forest reserve to the eastward people are telling the good news of announced by the Southern Pacific. is to be extended to Diamond lake and their experience with the Old Quaker Yamhill, McMinnville, Alsea, Albany, thence south to connect with the for Remedy. Here is an example worth Eugene, Molalla, Salem, Falls City, estry service line from Medford. Some reading: M. Powell, 263 Oak St., Ashland, Canby, Aurora, Lebanon and many branch lines to ranger stations will also other points are to be reamed by this Pu^ n>al<*nK a total of about 100 Óre., says: ‘‘1 suffered a great deal 1 from kidney trouble ar.d backache ar.d new system of roads, which will de- ' m*‘e8 °f new l*ne- veiop the country reached as nothing i Medford Mail Tribune: The needy 1 sometimes I could hardly get around. else can. With these big improve- J poor of Medl'ard cost the city, through On arising in the morning, I was stiff, menu going on ¡.nd the biggest crop 1 its several Institutions, $296.00 during and lame ami the kidney secretions( in its history to be harvested, me i the winter months. This amount was annoyed me by their irregularity iti . state has nothing to fear from the I spent on food, clothing, carfare to I passage. As soon as 1 comrnedied taking Doan’s Kidney Pill#. 1 improved usual blighting effects on business of , relatives and medicine. A lurge and I am now in good health. I Bld I Presidential year. i amount of clothing was given to des- use Doan’s Kidney Pills occaMoi ally 1 titute families. Pioneer and Leading Merchants Eugenics n a be expected to have a however, but more as a preventive prominent plane at the Salem State; Canyon City Eagle: As a precau than anything ei‘e. I always insist Fair. A p an is now un ler w ay to tion for the spread of fire in the tim upon Doan’s Kidney Pills for no sub show in tach town boys and girl^ un- ber thii summer, there wl>l be a look- stitute coull be as effective as they.” d.r two years and under throe years. lout stationed on Strawberry butte ant. For sale by ail dealers. Price 50 The prizes will be awarded on points ■ also one on Dixie mountain. From cents, Foster-Midbi ho Co., Buffalo, rather than that of doll-like beauty, this eminence it will be possible to de New York, sole agents for the United and the best children will then be tect fire at its inception and with tele- States. taken to the State Fair and entered in : phone communication a serious confla- Remember the name-Doan’s—a: d , a state-wide contest. giation can be averted.—Journal. i take no other. ACCIDENT AT ASHLAND CITY COUNCIL MEETING Held Tuesday Evening. Distributing System Accepted. Bills for Street Work, Salaries, Printing, Supplies, etc. AZZowed. PORTLAND LETTER Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts, Wheat All Kinds of Chick Food Baled Hay, at Ulrich Brothers GOOD NEWS
