Jacksonville post., September 13, 1913, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COL NTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 13, 1913
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’ nowadays is crov.
New York's favorite melody —"How
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usl Issued by the Forest Ser­ Over 2500 Majority in County. ' tother dear Governor away.”
Discovered Saturday by Rangers
If Huerta doesn’t hurry up, the Buyers’ We?k a Succrss. Hop
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Zapatistas may find occasion to censor
Light Vote Polled in Most
vice. Other Maps Issued,
Started by Careless Campers
his reply.
Seaton on.
flax Industry
and in Preparation
Precincts.
The references of Senator Hollis to
The most dangerous and destructive
Ei ccuraged.
political sabotage implies that the big
forest fire, believed started by campers,
shoe
is
fully
as
effective
as
the
big
have
A series of maps of national forests I The voters of Jackson county
as now raging in the valuable timber of
which will be of value to campers, gone on record for the issuance of $509, slick.
the Camp creek district, just over the
Portland) -Oregon, Sept. -8th. —In
Señora Castro, wife of the former
hunters, and tourists, as well as to 090. of bonds with which to construct a
California line. The fire is outside the
permanent highway from the south dictator announces that she hasn't seen order to cement a closer community of
local
forest
users
is
being
issued
by
the
Crater Lake national forest and the
boundary of the county at the Califor­ Cip for more than s year. Congratu­ interest between the jobbers and manu­
U. S. forest service.
forest service officials in Medford have
facturers of Portland on the one hand
The third of the series completed and nia line northward and westerly to the lations!
no control over it, but available men
' and the merchants and the buyers from
boundary line of Josephine county. The
put
out
is
a
20
by
9
4
inch
folder
of
the
Mrs. Pankhurst has sailed for France
have been sent to combat the flames.
Wallowa national forest of Oregon. bonds to be issued as needed and to without opposition from the police; and three states of Oregon, Washington
At the’present no settlements are in
Forest boundaries, roads, trails, rail­ be divided into five series of $100,000. yet the London bobby has been called and Idaho on lhe other, over 300 mer­
danger, but it is thought much damage
chants traveled to Portland and regis­
roads,
telephone lines, ranger stations, each, maturing in 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 stupid!
will result unless the fire is put speed­
tered at Buyers’ Week Headquarters.
hotels, cabins, and various other topo­ years respectively.
ily under control.
Guatemala having fallen in line with
The vanguard of buyers began show­
The vote by precincts, was as follows. little Salvador, our neighboring repub­
graphical features, are shown.
The forest fire was discovered on
ing
up before the day of registration
On the reverse of the sheet is printed
Precinct
Yes.
Saturday when very small. It was
lic will soon be surrendered with a and had been crowding the headquartirs
a
brief
description
of
the
Wallowa
Antioch.......... ’....................... 11
trocha of impenetrable peace.
stifled, but a few sparks remained that
from early morning until the end of the
national forest, an abstract of the Ore­ Applegate.. . ........................... 8
apparently started the fire again. The
From the way in which Marse Henry week, which was filled with business
gon
game
laws,
extracts
from
state
South
Ashland
......................
36
woods are in a dry condition, because Hobo Hits Brakeman with Club
scores Wall street, it is difficult to and | le isure planned by the reception
fire laws, and statistics as to the popu- East Ashland......................... 93
of the lack of rain for the past three
I
suppress
lhe suspicion that he, too, .¿ind entertainm mt committees of the
Grants Pass, Sept. 10. —Brakeman ation of cities and towns in Oregon. j Boulevard, Ashland.............. 65
weeks, and the fires move quite swiftly.
. Jobbers an I Manufacturers of Poria|ijl.
has taken a flier in his time.
Maps
similar
to
that
of
the
Wallowa
' W est Ashland.. .................. 139
A fire was discovered on Frog creek, Riley, of the west bound morning
The hop season started last week
The
official
orders
of
the
Pennsylvan
­
have been already issued by the forest North Ashland....................... 93
seven miles east of 'Ashland, Tuesday freight, was brought to the South
with
an army of over 10,000 people who
ia Railroad to its employes to watch
service for the Crater and Oregon na­ Central Ashland....................307
afternoon and was at once put uuder Pacific hospital in this city Tuesday
will garner the crop this year. The
women
’
s
skirts
read
very
much
like
tional
forests
of
Oregon,
and
maps
for
Barron ................................... 28
morning suffering from a severe scalp
control by forest rangers. Sun.
crop this year will amount to about
naulical instructions to a duck.
wound on the back of the head given other forests are in course of prepara­ Butte Falls ...........................31
130,000 baies which is valued at $5,000
A
Chicago
judge
says
women
jurors
tion.
Central Point....................... 158
him by a hobo aboard the train near
000, this placing Oregon first amoi gat
They are for the specific use of those Climax.....................
give more deliberation to cases than
Making Good Jelly.
9
tunnel 8, in Cow creek canyon, at
all the hop pioducing states in the
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86 ; men do: no doubt he means they discuss
about 3 o’clock in the morning. The who reside in, traverse, or do business Eagle. Point........................... 142
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M I
I Union, averagiug ab iut 4o per cent of
12 the evidence more exhaustively.
attack on the part of the hobo was un- with the individual national forest I Flounce Rock........................ 24
the total output of the United States.
Oregon Agricultural College. Corval­
.11
Mr. Bryan sees no incompathibility The crop is a better quality than for
provoked on the part of Riley, the blow which is shown, and are obtainable I Foots Creek............................ 59
lis, Ore., Sept. 10 “Successful jelly
from
the
resident
supervisor,
in
this
37 between the duties of an editor and the years past, according to prominent
Gold Hill .. ........................... 191
being dealt just as he was climbing up­
making requires that the fruit be
40 office of adviser to the President. groweis. Growers are expecting big
i Lane Creek.............................. 7
on one of the freight cars. It is sup­ case, at Wallowa.
slightly under ripe, but still mature
37 Surely not; what else are editors for? prices for the crops this j ear, quite a
I North Jacksonville................ 64
posed that the hobo mistook Riley for
enough to give a well developed flav­
40
Sputh Jacksonville................ 47
the conductor of the train who had
The St. Louis women who shot her number having contracted their output
or,” says Dean Calvin of the Domestic
4 common-law husband when he was for 20 cents a pound. Last week rail.f-
earlier in the night fired some of the FRIENDS OF BIRDS VICTORS Norihwest Medford..,..........52
Science and Art department, Oregon
I Southeast Medford...............121
13 aslet p asks for a Carnegie medal. while temporarly embarrassing tl.e
Agricultural College. “The fruit gentry off the train. The brakeman
32 What she deserves, however, is a pickers, greatly benefited the hops in
North Main Medford..........'347
was struck with some heavy club or
should ba cooked just long enough to
11 Mexican medal.
“blackjack” and was knocked sense­ Senators Bar Out
of United South Central Medford........ 149
both quality an I weight.
extract the juice, then strained, meas­
13
Northeast Medford.............. 2-0
less, later being found upon the car.
Three railroad systems now connect
The statement that a six room I oase
ured and put to bod. No more than
18
North Central Medford........202
He was able to give the officers a good
Slates Imports cf Wild
rents for $100 a month in Argentina Portland with the upper Williametle
one quart of juice should be cooked at
26
Oakdale, Medford................ 267
description of his assailant, and a hunt
explains satisfactorily why the natives Valley, for Presidenl Robert Sirahorn-
one time in a kettle, and it should be
39
Sou'h Main Medford . t......... 2’12
is being made for him. One hobo who
Plumage
take up permanent headquarters in a of the Portland, Eugene & Eastern
cooked rapidly. Long, slow cooking
7
Southwest Medford............ >
rode into town aboard tne train an­
drove the goluen »piKe at Monroe last
will make a gummy, poor jelly. From
20 poncho.
Meadows................................... 4
swered the description in a general way,
Wednesday noon, near the boundry of
three fourths to an equal quantity of
The
Chicago
“
patriots
”
slated
to
2ft
Lane and Benton counties, thereby
For five hours last night Democratic , Mound...................................... 56
sugar should he added to the juice, and and was arrested by the local police,
37 celebrate Perry victory have decided tc completing lhe West tide link of that
but when Riley was brought to see ■ senators fought out the question of ' Phoenix.................................. 157
a little lemon juice or vinegar will
join
the
I.
W.
W.
’
s.
With
that
sort
a
8
i Rock Point.............................. 31
line from Portland to Eugene. Over
sometimes assist in making the jelly him he said that he was not the right. ' whether or not the plumage of wild
33 century ago history would have been 1000 visitors journeyed to Monroe for
man.
birds should be permitted to be import­ Rogue River........................... 81
set.”
47 writ different
the occasion which goes into history as
ed into the United States. The senate Sams Valley........................... 38
Well, if Bill Sulzer gets thrown out lhe beginning of a new era m develop-
21
'
Sterling
.....................................
7
committee
had
agreed
to
a
modification
Don’t Know They
J
Buncom Reports.
31 of polities, he still has a good opening ( inent of the country that adjacent tn
of the drastic prohibition of the House. .Trail......................................... 17
43 in the field of domestic economy.
Talent
...................................
139
(Too late for last week.)
the new line.
Have Apoendicitis This modification was denounced by
30
If that zebra mule colt favors all his
Union....................................... 17
The Salem Commercial Club bus
!
the
Audubon
Society
and
other
lovers
Many Jacksonville people who have;
29 i ancestors, he’ll offer exceptional j appointed a committee to encourage the
! Watkins................................... 0
j chronic appendicitis which is not very ; of birds, anxious to stop theis slaughter,
30 ! opportunities for a study in cussedness. fl..x industry in this state. Simultan­
! Wimer............................ . ....22
Frank Cameron was in Medford '
, painful, have doctored for years for 1 'as tenping to make the House provision
14 I As Tom Lipton figures it out, the eously with this announcement com
Tuesday.
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Willow
Springs
.......................
52
absolutely
ineffective.
! gas on the stomach, sour stomach or
C C. Pursel arid daughter spent Mon­ ! constipation. The Jacksonville Drug The fight for the House provisions was
new tariff handicap will make Great tlml. of 11 A. Brewer, manager of the
1315 Britain easy winner in tipi international Portland i.inseed Oil Company, that the
3674
Total
..............
day, and Tuesday, in Jacksonville*
led
by
Senators
L
ine
and
Chamberlain,
i Store states if these people will try A
Majority 2359
| Williamette Va.ley flax crop is exceed
trade race.
“Dad” Garrett was over to Medford SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn I of Oregon. The caucus finally decided
votes
ingly gratifying, aid that it lias beta
Although
the
total
number
of
to
stand
by
the
committee.
The
two
rifter a load of groceries Tuesdoy.
A
Long
Island
railroad
has
just
been
bark, glycerine, etc,, as compounded in
Frank Stephenson spent Monday Adler-i-ka, the remedy which became Oregon senators bolted, and others polled is some 800 more than were sold for $5UJ, which is a remarkable proved by actual demonstration that
night at J. Goldsbv's.
famous by curing appendicitis, they supported them. Party managers polled at the former bond election held decline in quotations since Mr. Mellen tl..x c..n be grown profitably for seed,
well as f i fibre. There are about
,* Wilbur Cameron and wife autoed to will be surprised at the INSTANT then found the spirit of insurgency too in 1911, it must be remembered that resigned.
31X) acres uf flax grown at lhe present
strong, and the House paragraph was women have beer given the franchise
benefit.
Ashland last week.
If Gen. Sherman could only take a
adopted. This absolutely prohibits t,he since that election, thereby practically squint afrtlie temperature recoids, he time in the Willii.mette Valley. The
Bob Verbick of Medford was out on
The American Bonding Co. of Balti­ importation of 'he plumage of wild doubling lhe number of votes in the would be embarrassed in a choice be- farmers io Eastern Oregon and West­
Applegate Sunday.
more will go on your bond and write birds except for scientific and ed'ica- county and tne 4)89 voter polled Tues* | tween Kansas and lhe other place as a ern Idaho, also ale beginning to raire
Miss Margaret Kasshafer of Jack-( burglary insurance.
flax again. Agricultural experts are
I tiunal purposes. —Washington Post, day are less than half of the full voting summer resort.
sonville spent sever»! days with Ora
now agreed that the flax crop does not
strength of the county- Several
D. W. B agshaw . Agent. | Sept. 3.
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really exhaust the soil as once sup­
interesting features appear in the
$
posed. ’i tie Portland market guaran­
Foies! Notes.
returns: Medford N. E. precinct
tee« the HaxgioWer ,>1.21 a bushel, but.
claims
the
greatest
per
cent~in
favor
*4
I the farmer will get as much over thiic
of the bonds. Watkins is the only
it i has been discovered that
price for his crop as current quotations
>
precinct to vote solidly against the
: from dogwood shuttle-blocks
waste
I ch II for. Last year a Portiand com­
bonds.
•
into handles
pany gave every grower who asked for
T
Butte Falls was an even break, 31 profitably be n.ade
I
steel
knives
and
forks.
| it a 14 pound sample of flaxseed, an.I
fot and 31 against.
Contrary to popular belief, forest this gave lhe industry quite a boost.
Jacksonville polled but 188 votes —
about one-third of the full voi‘ ing fires seldom travel more than 2 or 8
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strength. Of these 111 were for the ' miles an hour. Even in extreme cases
it
is
questionable
whether
they
burn
at
bonds and 77 against.
a rale of more than 6 to 10 miles an hour. North Carolina Produces Mica.
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Uncle Sam’s forest rangers requite
that permanent camp sites within 'he
Oregon Blue Book.
For mi.ny years North Carolina has
forest shall be kept in sanitary con
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been
the largest producer of mica in
diticn. The ubiquitous tin can must be
Book buried, and waste paper burned when a the United Stales, accordin' to the
1 Unite I States Geologic ill Survey.
1913 1911 was received from the Secre­ camp is left.
More than 3,0'H) small logging opera­ Prior io 1895 the output came chiefly
tary of State a few days ago.
It contains a brief historical sketch tors now buy national forest limber, at from the large mines and consisted (.f
of the State by Professor Joseph least 25,000 persons, settlers, miners, fig she ts of fine quality. At that
%
Schafer of the Department of History stockholders, and others, obtain timber | time large quantities of small sheet
of the University of Oregon, the Ore- from Uncle Sam’s big woodlot for mica that would cut plates less than 3
inches sq lare were thrown on the
run Constitution, names of the various their own use free of charge.
dumps
as waste. After thesmall sheet
Stale, District and County officers, as
The forest of Corsica, the little
well as a statment, of the functions of island upon which \apoleon was burn, 1 and scrap mica became valuable, the
.he several State officers, departments, are managed by the French govern­ dumps at the ia'ift' mines were worked
• nstitutions, b >ards and commissions. ment. They ptodu :e lumber, firewood, over and the quantity of mica produced
Fad.real departmint3 represented in and turpentine, and all parts of the wrs thereby increas'd. Now that
this Stale are also included therein, ns tree are far more ch sely utilized than m st of the dumps have been worked
i over and only a few mines are hi
well as information respecting the | in Ameriia.
- peral ion, the output is barely in lin-
appropriations by the last Legislature,
tained by a large number of small
summary of taxable properly in Ore­
Tariff Revi .ion Lili Pas cd
I m n's and prospe cts, probably as many
gon, registration» 1912, vote for State
as a hunt red. Many of these nru
officer« 1912, measures submitted under
Washington, Sept, 1'). Fhe derno- worked by lhe mountaineer farmer and
the Initiative and Referendum since
the adoption thereof in 1902, political cratic tariff revision bill passed the miner nt times when crops uro laid by,
»ubdivistons or districts, population, senate at 5:43 o' clo< I. T l< r < i j i n id i and occasionally one of the prospects
nd many other mailers of general burst of appl mseby :. vote of forty five develops iivtr a larged, posit.
mterest.
I to thirty-seven. The passage v a<
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A copy will be sent without charge attended with surprises in the fimil
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InvPHtnient.
to all who write Ben Olcott, Secretary moments v.hen fttalir La Follette*
W. D.
t w li kr.iw.i merchant fit
.republican, voted with the democrats
>f State, Salem, Oregon.
and was joined a f< w minutes luter by Whiternoand, is., L tight a . tock of < lini*.-
Leading Merchants
bcrlain’» medicine* so ac to be able to supply
Senator Poindexter, progressive.
them to his ci toiners. After re-eivii j
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The
democrats
had
counted
on
lo«i>
g
'
th' rn he
h.-•-‘elf taken sick and s.t i
Electric Sparks
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ll
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the votes of Senators ll-nsdell and th' t </•'(• HE- '! I ■
Cholera
aid
Diarrhoen
dr m ■< wort <
Thornton of Ixiuisiana, democrats who ni< r® to h:m tbn the cost Kem
- ♦ Ha entire stoc k
Modern baseball players have it easy. voted against the bill because it put of <he- hp du i !<••). 1 or aale by all dtaitJJ*
When we played the game over lhe sugu. on the free list.
—AJ ve rtuemen t.
fence was out; but now when a baiter
As it passed the senate the tariff bill
puts one over ne gets a home run and represents an average reduction <f
a carload <.f cheering.
more than four percent from the bill FOR SALS at a Bargain House and
lot on Oregon str. et, near City Hall.
H >w the Danish explorers who were that pissed the house and nearly
Must besold scon Call on Rogue
forc d to eat their d< gs must be envied twe 'y-eigl>t per cent from the existing
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River Reolty Co
Adv.
by the politicians whose steady diet i rates.
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FOREST FIRE
Goldsby last week.
Miss Alice Palmer of Medford opened
her school at Buncom Monday.
Rev. Burhans closed service's at Bun-
com Sunday.
Mrs. J. Parks visited Mrs. W. R.
Garrett Tuesday.
John Cantrall was in Jacksonville the
first of the week.
J. Goldsby and family enjoyed a
chicken dinner at Mrs. J. Parks,
The following were the guests
Mrs. Goldsby Friday, Mrs. H. H
Mrs. Dera Donahue, Mrs. A. H
Daisy Wtelpley, Mrs. Whelpley, B. J.
Palmer and daughter Alice.
Frank Silva has bought the Pierce
place on little Applegate and has moved
on it.
M. E. Forman tode up to the head of
little Applegate and walked b.ick Tues­
day.
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