Jacksonville post., June 28, 1913, Image 1

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VOL. VII.
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 28, 1913
town last week.
■ project untill now, with the goverment
LEADERS EXILED
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
recognizing her Exposition, placing it
Joe Goldsby was in Medford Monday.
on
exactly the same footing with that
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Cameron and
Found Near Sumpter.
Many •on Lloyd were up little Applegate Sun- Procession Escorts Pair From A Few Paragraphs Showing Im­ at San Francisco and with previous
Expositions, San Diego is in position Oregon Bankers W.ll Regúlale
day.
to extend to exhibitors, be they gov­
Claims Staked Near
Jail to Wharf and Give
perative Need of New Cur­
Mrs. S. A. Cantral was out to the
Fraudulent Lan J Dealers.
ernment, state, or private, more actu­
ranch on business matters this week.
Susanville.
rency System.
Last Orders
al benefit from participation than they ,
Pearl McKee and Katie By m were up
can possibly derive from the San Fran­
Portland, Ore. June-26 (Speeial)-
little Applegate on business last week.
cisco Exposition.
Sumpter, Or., Jur.e 24.—Considera­
It is absolutely imperative that we
Marshfield, Or., June 25—Secretary
Miss Ella Parks and MissLetha Buck
The government will be represented I That would-be settlers coming to Ore-
ble excitement followed the finding of returned from Ashland Sunday.
Edgeworth of the Coos county I. W. should give the business men of this at San Diego with exhibits from prac- I ; gon have, in many instances, been vic-
a seven-pound gold nugget by Arm­
W., and Wesley Everett, an organizer country a banking and currency system
' timized by unscrupulous land specula­
Margaret Kasshafer spent several in the same organization, were taken by means of which they can make use tically every bureau and department.
strong & Stuart in their placer claim
tors and that the state a3 a whole has
Many
states
will
be
represented
with
three miles from Galena, near Susan­ days with Ora Goldsby recently.
from jail and escorted to a boat, car­ of the freedom of enterprise and of in­ special buddings, especially those that j been injured by their operations, is a
ville. In that locality many claims BORN June 21, 1913 to Mr. and Mrs. ried eighteen miles from town and told dividual initiative, which we are about offer opportunities to settlers and in­ ' statement made at the annual conven­
have been staked out and much placer W. O. Garrett a son.
never to return. Business houses closed to bestow upon them.
vestors. One of the greatest Of exhi- j tion of Oregon bankers recently held
work is being done. For years this i Dora Saltmarsh was visiting her during the demonstration and eight
We are about to set them free; we bits will be that of the history and pro- at Corvallis, and the attending dele­
section has been one of the best pro­ ¡daughter Mrs. John Cantral last week. hundred men formed a procession to es­ must not leave them without the tools
j cess of the use of water for agricul-, gates expressed a determination to co­
ducers of placer gold in Oregon. Old
Miss Esther Pursel was the guest of cort the Industrial Workers to a wait- of action when they are free. We are I tural and industrial purposes. Home operate, with the commercial bidies
residents of the Sumpter district, pay , Miss Vivian Crump the first of the ing boat. There was no violence.
about to set them free by removing the building, farm building, as done in the throughout the state in an offort to put
little attention to finds of this kind as I week.
Just before the boat started, Edge­ trammels of the protective tariff.
Americas will be shown in sections greedy real estate tnen out of business.
The tyrannies of business, big and that wiU give each state and country The plan does not contemplate the en­
similar finds are made every year, but I Mrs. Augusta Bostwick was visiting worth, standing on deck, told the crowd
outside parties get excited and start her daughter Mrs. Jocie Stansell the if it were the will of the people that ' little, lie within the field of credit. If in North and South America a chance tire elimihation of land selling agen­
stampedes after a discovery of this na­ fore part of the week.
they should leave, he was satisfied, but a man cannot make his assets available to exhibit what it has best to offer to cies, but does propose to annihilate the
ture.
he was not afraid of any man or the at pleasure, his assets of capacity and | the land hungry man from the East the sharks who have been speculating
George Barnum and wife were the whole throng.
| character and resource, what sstisfac- | ' and Europe.
The mining drill that has been in op­
in good Oregon soil, taking it out of
eration here ever since Spring opened guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Camer­
As the launch chugged out into the i tion is it to him to see opportunity I With a group of beautiful buildings production and holding it for an un­
bay, B. A. Coppie, a merchant led in beckoning to him on every hand, when
prospecting in different sections for on this week.
reasonable increase in price.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crump were in singing “America,” which was joined others have thu keys of credit in their j ' set in a perfect landscape, surrounded j It was decided to form an appraise­
dredging ground, was taken this week
| by a wealth of trees, vines and flowers
pockets and treat them as al) but their never before seen in America, each | ment
to i he Granite district where it is re­ Medford Sunday and Monday.
in bv most of the spectators.
committee in each community to
1
ported much work of this kind will be
Mrs. W. R. Garrett was visiting
on the prices of lands, the com­
The men were landed far down the own private possession? It is per foe t- building filled with most interesting ex- pass
1
done. The bench land near Sumpter ; Mrs. Ancel Gilson last week.
to consist of two members of
lower bay, where they could walk to i ly clear that it is our duty to supply hibits of vital human interest, at the mittee
1
the new banking and currency system first United States port on the Pacific j ' the
has been drilled and it is reported that I
local
commercial body and one
Gardiner.
They
were
provided
with
a
,
Miles Cantral was in the city Mon­
another gold dredge will be installed !
intendJnsi ',urehaser1s wil>
bag of food aad a package of tobacco the country needs, and that it will im­ ñorÜMtf the I’aiiam^CanitL‘authorised 1bank1er;_
day.
mediately need it more than ever.
be
advised
to
purchase no realestate
there.
to last them on their journey.
by the government, San Diego’s Expo­
The following ones were visiting at
The only question is, when shall we sition is certain to be one of the work from any dealer until the value of same
The Ben Harrison mine in the Green­
The trouble has lasted seven weeks
has been passed upon by the apprais­
horn district, is stea lily shipping con- > J. Goldsbys Sunday, Mrs. Frank Cam­ following speeches made in the streets supply it now, or later, after the de­ famous events, and beneficial to all.
mands shall have become reproaches
centrates to the smelter. Several four-. eron aud daughter Virginia, Ester Pur- I by Industrial Workers.
ers and the price asked decided to be a
that we were so dull and so slow?
horse teams are employed in this work, sell, George Pursell, Dean Saltmarsh,
/•easonable one. It was stated as a
Mis Clay Given Hearing
The control of the system of bank­
on the return trip to the mine carry- [ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hall. Rev. H. R.
fact that much of the agricultural land
Burhans, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf
New Paper at Medford
ing and of issues which our new laws
ing supplies and other freight.
in Oregon is held at too high a figure.
and children Gladi s, Carl, and Carol,
are to set up must be public, not pri­
There is doubtless plenty of good land
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Mrs. Alzira Clav, a well known loca which can be obtained at a fair price,
they were entertained by violin music
vate; must be vested in the govern­
Number 1, Volume 1, of the “Satur­ ment itself, so the banks may be the character, is being tried for insanit; but the newcomer, usually unfamiliar
played by George Pursell and Arthur
Picnic at Palmer Creek
day Review” is the latest addition to instruments, not the masters, of busi­ before Judge Judge Tou Velle this af with local values and conditions, seldom
Hall.
our exchange table, the paper bearing ness and of individual enterprises and ternoon on complaint filed last April by hears of that land. The committee
date June 21, 1913.
District Attorney Kelly. After the will see that he gets a square deal.
A picnic ground is now being cleared
initiative.
The Review is edited and published
on Elmer Stephenson’s place, near
Debenger Gap.
I have c^me to you as the head of complaint was made, Mrs. Clay disap- I Oregon is likely to btcome the center
| by W. D. Guernsey a job printer of j I the government and the responsible peared on her homestead in the Dead
Palmer Creek, and the National day
of a great fishing industry within the
| Medford and the circulation and field leader of the party in power, to urge Indian country, where she has beei
will be celebrated there A large hall
near future if the investigations of the
By Norman Gage.
, work is in charge of G. W. Davis, a action now, while there is time to serve making life miserable for Chas. Blak<
is being erected and a dance in the eve­
Government confirms the report of ex­
Geo.
W.
Stacy
of
Beagle
who
has
and
other
neighbors,
by
tearing
dowi
1
weliknown
Socialistic
lecturer.
ning will be the main feature.
the country deliberately, and as we |
tensive halibut banks off the coast of
The paper is published in the inter- should, in a clear air of common coun­ fences and making roads through grain
All are cordially invited to come and I been working in the upper Rogue Riv-
Lincoln County. A large number of
fields. Mrs. Clay has several times be­
! ests of socialism, it being the intention cil.
celebrate with us. Good music will be ,1 er country came home last Sunday.
launches are now being fitted out at
fore
been
eommitted
to
asylumsand
re
­
I
of
the
management
to
make
it
the
furnished, and a good time is assured
Bird Johnston and Norman Gage
Newport, on Yaquina Bay, for the pur­
leased as cured.
all. Meals will be served by the la­ were business visitors in Jacksonville, official organ of the Socialists in South­
pose of exploiting these recently dis­
Monday
morning
Mrs.
Clay
appeared
ern
Oregon
and
Northern
California.
dies.
Medford ano Central Point last Friday
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
covered banks, and those which have
on the streets bright and early with a
The copy before us is well printed pre­
and Saturday.
alread started operations are returning
dog harnessed with various weapons
sents a neat appearance, and is well
to port with capacity loads of splendid
Ray Whittey of Prospect is visiting filled with matter pertaining to the
and
utensils.
She
said
the
dog
was
Buncom Reports.
Now on Better Footing. Was going on a camping t ip.
fish. The extent of the bankB is stat­
friends at the Debenger Gap ranch.
doctrines of which it is the exponent.
ed to be sufficient to supply the Pacific
“
The
bugle.
”
she
said,
“
was
for
the
I
It
will
doubtless
“
fill
a
long
felt
The
annual
school
meeting
at
the
not Taken Seriously & First
John Cantral was in the city Mon­
ar.imal to blow if it got lost,'and sum­ Northwest with fish for years to come.
j Debenger Gap district No. 50 elected want. ”
day.
Under a joint agreement of the
mon Policeman Cingead« to the rescue,
I Jasper Hanna as director and Fdward
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Buck took din­ Foster clerk.
San Diego. Cal.,—June 25. When though I doubt if Cingci.de has sense Southern,Pacilic and Santa Fe rail­
A Good Investment.
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings
Presidedt Wilson signed the Kettner enough to know what it means.” The roads, it is announced that a new rail-
j A quite severe hail storm raged along
W. D. M..g i. a w. 11 la a n merchant of
Sunday.
Oregon
bill
extending to the San Diego Expo­ jacknife was for the dog to whittle | r' «d wil1 be
Whitemeund, Wis., bought a stock of Chara
P hu I Anderson and family were the i the west side of Rogue river last Wed­ berlain’s medicines so ns to be able to cmnl .• sition the seme privileges and thesame kindling for a fire, it it got cold, and 1 coast construction to begin at the pr«-
nesday doing quite a bit of damage them to his customers. After receiving
Hunt northern brminus
of the North-
Nori I.-
8ent
terminus ot
guests of Mr- Mrs. A. S. Kleinhammer
authority granted to previous exposi­ the airgun to shoot bears.
|
along
its
route.
The
hailstones,
some
them
he
was
himself
taken
sick
and
say-
Mrs.
Clay
put
in
a
busy
morninggril-
western
Pacific
line
at
Sherwood
Cal.
Sunday.
tions and to the San Francisco Exposi­
i of which were about the size of an av­ that one small b tile of Chamberlain’s ( - lie,
ling
the
authorities
and
haranguing
the
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roild
w
*9
built
up
the
coast
to
tion,
the
San
Diego
Exposition
at
once
Hollis Parks was in Ashland Satur­ erage sized hen egg were known to Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy w-is worth
assumed that rank among world fairs crowds. She is defended by Attorney Myrtle Point, in Coos County, and will
more
to
him
than
the
cost
of
his
entire
stock
day.
i crush the skulls of small turkeys and of these medicines. For sale by all dealers.
j I hen proceed up Che valley of Rogue
it’s scope and character had prepared Canton.—Suu, Tuesday.
Cliut Galleton of Buncom was in i disable half grown rabbits.
River, connecting with the So. Pae.
Advertisement.
for it.
main
line at Grunts Pass. It is stated
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Starting with a comparativi ly mod-
that work will begin this present Sum­
Oregon Sidelighls.
.
TBW T«»
'fwsnr.'ci
| est plan in 1009, in a city at that time
mer.
I of 39.000 people, the San Diego Expo­
To th * Pacific Northwest goes the
sition was not taken seriously outside
The Coquille Sentinel man boasts he
Z'
the in mediate circle of the city’s inriu- is getting out the biggest weekly news­ honor of providing a man to head the
American Association of Nurserymen
I ence. Steady work of preparation, de­
paper in Oregon outside of Portland — for.the coming year. The convention
votion of capital to the amount of $50.
25 cdunm of local news per week.
of the association held in Portland last
00 per man, woman and child in the
"No more advertising on the front I week was the first meeting of the or-
city, and a well defin d plan for the
profitable participation of states and page.” is the announcement with which 1 ganization ever held west of the Rocky
goverments have combined to place the Roseburg Review signals its latest Mountains, and at its final business
the San Diego Expositon in such a po­ advance toward metropolitan journal­ session, Friday mornig, J. B. Pilking­
ton, of Portland, was unanimously
sition that it now bids fair to prove as ism.
Douglass Mullarky, 15 years old and I elected president. The 1914 meeting
large and more attractive than the
much heralded fair at. San Francisco, editor of the Redmond Enterprise, te- I will be held in Cleveland, Ohio, and at
which, by the way, is not fifty percent ceives fraternal mention in the Madras that time a strong effort will be made
as far advanced toward completion as Pioneer as "the youngest editor in the to bring the association to San Frun-
state and probably in the United I <-isco lor its meeting in 1915.
is that at San Diego.
Since the day ground was broken in States ”
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Arlington Independent: The traction
San Diego the city has more than dou­
bt d in population, the scope and char- engine that has stood on Main street in
Law Applies To Operalives
cter ot the Exposition has grown so front of the blacksmith shop for about
mat no less th.in $6,4011,000.00 have 10 years was removed last Saturday,
been set aside for its completion. Ma­ which helps the appearance of that
Salem, Or., June 24. In an opinion
ny foreign governments as well an ma­ part of the town very much.
handed down yesterday afternoon At-
ny states have made arrangements to
An Oregon Citv man whose parking torney-General Crawford holds that the
participate. The Exposition itself is strip is a small garden of roses, has ■ 10 hour law pa- ed by the legislature
over 50% complete and hundreds this sign posted: “You may pick all applies only to persons actually em­
of workmen are busy with the build- the roses you want, but do not harm ployed in factories, mills and manufsc-
ings and grounds. Most of the build­ the bushes or buds.” Of this man, his tu.ing establi-hments, and that it does
ings are to be permanent structures garden and his sign, the Courier says: not apply to foremen, superintendents,
and all are to be of Spanish Colonial | “We need more such signs in the city. or persons doing work outside those
architecture, one of the must beauti-1 We have carloads of roses, and visilors concerns, He calls attention to th-.*
ful forms of all buildings.
should ue invited to help themselves.” fact that the measure excepts from its
The action jest completed was not
Mirthful at the expense of those re­ operation watchmen, and those en­
obtained without a struggle. It has '
gaged m making repairs, and provides
been three y< ars since San Diego first actionaries who sneered at the ul’lklug t’l it orly those employed in factories,
ordinance
when
it
was
enacted
at
Hills
asked the government to take official
r<i«ai <1 ■« > J
tt. mills arid manufacturing plants shall
cognizance of her exp/ai'ion project. boro and sain it wasn’t practical,
Argus now says: “Occasionally a fa: come within its purview. Workmen en-
The opposition of persons who have j
iners dog strays into th? city, but not gaged in y*ork o’ltsid« of these estab-
since seen the error of such opposition 1
lisl ment.i, t.hu gh the work may be con­
prevented such recognition almost to often. A dozen yelping curs were a.- nected with ttn operation of the plants,
ways in evidence months ago, but Hill.s-
the last, and, even in the last few days
do not co ne within the operation of the
the San Fiancisco Exposition sought boio is now truly ami agreeably a dog law, he says, hi 1 neither do superin­
less
town.
”
to prevent tiie passage of the Kettner .
tendents or foi'men. Had the Legis­
The "fraga festeno,” given by the lature intern;.-1 to include them Ian-
bill.
Leading Merchants
n Diego has never thought of com­ Esperanto c.ubs at the home of Mr. ai. l gr.age to that < i -t. would have be« n
peting with Sat. Francisco for patron Mrs. J. C. Cooper of McMinnville le­ used, he de lai s. He holds that the
age at her exposition. She has held •ently, was attended by about 21 o, ihe measure apnli a to engineers and fire­
q
all nio:.g 'la; <.h.- scope and character world language advocates, bi Hwber- men tn these institutions.
of the two Exboaitiona are so entirely ries (fragoj) ard cream were serveil
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different that theie can be no competi from a table decorated with number-
tion. While others b«v« devoted then­ o ib green stars, the Esperand emblem.
The Am -rican I! >ndmg Co. of Balti­
time to attempting to dissuade and tear "More facile.” says the 'iaiephune- more will go on your .bond and writ«
dow n the work she is doing, San Diego Register, “becomes the language as burg ,ry insurance.
has gone steadily forward with her I the members persist in using it.”
D W.^B agshaw . Agent.
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