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uie;, «n il »sturici.! cocu NO. 45 JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 14. 1914 VOL. VIL and telegraph wires; a sure way to INDUSTRIAL REJILW keep the United States busy. The man who made his money by I marriage ought not object to having N :ws of New Industries, Enter Lives and Property of Foreign Unde Billy Robinson Died at Held Monday Night. Old Board the income tax collected at its source. prises and Improvements ers Are to be Respected, It may be true that Japan hasn’t aid Medfoi d Sacred Heart Hos- Fii ishesBusiness. New Coun- ed Huerta; but it can hardly be deuied that Will Employ La Consul States. pliai Wednesday. that Huerta makes a good opportunity c/1 Organized. Elects Mar for Japan or any other helping hand. bor and P.omotethe shal, Attorney and America has many millions who Washington, March 11-Consul Sim- i William Robinson, a native of Ten Development cf know nothing about the signing of the pich at Nogales reported to the State nessee, died at the Medford hospital, Streetcommissioner. Declaration of Independence, but who Department that he had assurances i Wednesday morning aged almost 88 Oregoi. can tell nevertheless at a moments no Go's $900 Per from Carranza, with whom he conferr years. tice where Joe Tinker stands in his bat ed todav. that lives and property of He was a pioneer of California and ting average. Year off Sal- (Prepared bv the State Bureau of In Americans and other foreigners would Oregon, having crossed the plains with Guns for Mexico will put a little dustries and Statistics.) be protected and that all molestation an ox train in 1853 He followed min aries. more chile concarne in the Mexican ta Woolen manufacturers at Cologne, of foreigners would be avoided through ing in California until 1856, when he male. came to this city, then a thriving min SAYS PRESS RULES OREGON out the Nogales district. Germany ate seeking to contract fur Carranza issued the orders on Consul ing camp; later he farmed in Josephine Huerta better pay his army off be Oregon grown teasel and that industry The city council persuant to adjourn fore he talks about paying the expens Simpich’s protest, under instructions: and Klamath counties returning to is reviving. Jacksonville in 1898. For the past six R. J. Hendricks of Sa'em Urges from Secretary Bryan, protesting a- ment met in the city hall Monday, eve* es of ten famous war correspondents. Catholic people at La Grande ara gainst rebel depredations on George ning for the purposes of finishing the years or more he had been an invalid, A girl always thinks she has a Greek planning a $30,0v0 cathedral. Good Use of Governing business of the old board and the or Beveridge’s ranch and the Ganahl haci most of which time he spent in the profile if she can wear nose glasses. enda in the Nogales district. Carranza . ganization of the new council. The Milton box factory is being en hospitals at Ashland and Medford. Force. We have a suspicion that somebody Present — Mayor Britt; Councilmen has promised further that there will be larged to 500,000 capacity. Funeral will be held in this city Sun Fick. Florey and McIntire; Recorder has been tampering with the war news day under the auspices of Warren University of Oregon, Ei.gene, Mar- no more assaults like the one on the Stansell; Treasurer Cronemiller. Ab I from Tampico. The new Soulhen Pacific bridge over Lodge, No 10, A. F. & A. M. of this 10—Newspapers constitute the real son of Silas King at Caco. The author Coos Bay will coat $800,000. sent Councilmen Barnum and Attorn We never know how weak our Army city, of which lodge Mr. Robinson had governing force in Oregon; before long ities at Tampico have promised the im ey Hanna. Minutes of previous meet and Navy are until the appropriation A logging company at Knappa will been a member for many years. they will govern the whole United mediate release of an American named ing head and approved. Report of j bills come up ir. Congress. extend ils railroad three miles. States. This is the view of R. J. Hen Byrd, held near that city. Treasurer Cronemiller read and order — ■ » Eugene Fruit Growers Association dricks, of Salem, publisher of the Sa ed filed. Several bills were presented j To Validate County Debt. has orders for $10,000 of their 1J14 pro lem Statesman, the Northwest Poultry and on motion ordered paid. Looks for Development Journal and the Pacific Homestead, duct. The proposition heretofore made by who came to Eugene to speak before West Linn, Clackamas county, will E. M Wilson to audit books of county Klamath Falls, Or., March 9—As the ti e State University’s classes in jour Gold Beach, Or., March 11—The year officials in order to find amount due city erect a $15,0o0 city hall. result of the filing of a suit against nalism. Mr. Hendricks said the ex 1914 looks like a banner year for Curry on account of interest on delinquent Amendment to Parcel Post. I Kiamath County, there being other North Bend school board is planning treme development of popular govern County. With the people in the new taxes, was on motion accepted, the counties in Oregon similarly situated a new high school. ment in Oregon had caused this taking logging town of Brookings in the south city to pay Mr. Wilson 10 per cent of Waterways Association to regarding the amount of indebtedness, over of the functions commonly sup end nearly ready to begin cutting tim amount recovired. Sherwood is to have a $10,000 hotel a campaign has been launched here by posed to be exercised by governors and Meet April 13. and bank building. The business of the old council being Judge Worden’s supporters to have legislatures. His talk contained an < x ber at the rate of 250,000 feet daily, and with another logging town of 1060 concluded, on motion duly made and placed on the November ballot the Springfield and Hood River have I hortation that the power of the news population to be started this Summer seconded, it adjourned sine die. May question of the validation of debts in Portland, Ore., Mir. 10, (Special)—| slock subscribed for canneries. papermen, thus greatly enhanced, be by the Smith Lumber Company in the or Britt then requested the officers excess of statutory limitation. The plan The Wilbur woolen mills at Stayton directed honestly and toward social and extreme northern end and with great chosen at the recent election, to cotre [ A campaign in which all the states of is to take the matter up at once with the Pacific Coast are actively joining will be enlarged anu a warehouse ano and community betterment. building activity throughout the entire forward and Recorder Stansell then ad- I the judges of other counties, and have Mr. Hendricks, who even before he county, everything points to thebegin ministered the oath of office to Major > is that now being made to secure an and mattress laciory added. i litiative petitions placed in circulation. attended the University of Oregon 30 ning of a real booiil for this, the laig- Britt, Councilmen Prim and Norris and . amendment to the present parcel post The Everfresli Food Products Co at Judge Worden says the indebtedness years ago. was in newspaper work and undeveloped section in the United Treasurer Cronemiller and Mayor Britt regulations affecting the mailing of Sutherlin will enlarge its plant lo doc- is necessary to make the highway and seeds, bulbs, plants, cuttings, etc. Un who has been at it ever since he left States. then declared that the new council other permanent improvements thát der present provision, these must al) 1 ble capacity the University, still thinks it a good was le dy for business. are needed. take a flat rate of one cent for two . The Raimer Mineral soap factory at occupation. He thinks it also a remun A petition signed bv a number of tax ounces, which means that lhe man who I Si. Helens bus maue ai l uiigelllelili* lo erative one provided, he says, the pub Kills Ccuger in Cabin payers, asking that salary of marshal mis year, starling lbw mails some plants to his neighbor five ! operate lisher is not afraid of 17 hours of toil Forest Notes and night watchman be reduced to $60 month. exactly the same miles away pays daily. per month was on motion laid on the The Bucket basket factory at Hills Roseburg, Or. March 11—Charles F. table, the councilmen voting two for postage he would if mailing them to Canada has 23 million acreB in tim- boro wid be enlarged am add a line of New York. Sherfling. a homesteader above Peel, and two against, Mayor Britt casting ber reserves, as compared with 187 wicker chairs. Woman Files for Office. killed a large cougar under peculiar the deciding vote. Council then pro The fifth Annual Convention of the million acres in the national forests of Kimball cultivators manufactured at conditions. He had just come back ceeded with the election of a marshal, Columbia & Snake River Waterways the United States. The Dalles are shipped east by me car from some traps when he heard a noise McMinnville, Or., March 9—Mrs. in his cabin. He thought it was made M. D. Jones and J. M. Central were Association will be held in Portland load. Apple wood is the favorite material April 13-14, in the parlors of the Port placed in nomination and a ballot tak for ordinary saw handles, and some Carries L. Sherwood has filed for the by friends who had come while he was The people of Turner voted to install office of County Recorder on the Re away. He looked in the window and to I en which s.howed four votes for Mr. land Ccmmerci.il Club. Committees ot g<>e*-into so-called brier pipe*. a supply oi pure spring waler. prominent business men have been ap mo- Jon. s and one for Mr. Cant:al. A New Jersey has a timbered area of publican ticket, and is the first woman nis surprise heheld a panther helping tion was duly made and seconded that pointed to outline the program for the lhe silking operatives in shingle to ever run for office in Yamhill Coun himself to the larder. A bullet quick the salary of marshal be fixed at $65. event and to provide for entertainment mills m Oregon anu Washington aiel*.- about two million acres, on which the ly cut short the marauder’s depreda per month; carried. timber is worth about $8.500,000 on the ty- and publicity. Men thoroughly conver mg replaced by non-union men. She is at preeent deputy Sheriff, tion. Slump. It is mainly valuable for cord The election of street commissioner sant with the subject will present pa The state and tedural commissioners which office she has held for the past wood ---------------- ♦ IA-»----------------- was next on the program and on mo pers relating to the improvement of on development of llie Dalles water three years, where she had full charge Many of the forest fires attributed of the tax collecting. Besides two years i Take Figsen and be happy, They tion it was ordered that the office be the Columbia and Snake rivers and a power project visited lhe grounds the combined with that of water superin large attendance is expected from Ore past week to select a site. to railroads are not caused by sparks in the postoffice here, she has held re sell it at the City Drug Store. gon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and frorh locomotives, but by cigar and ci sponsible clerical positions. She has been Don’t post unsightly, scrawled notic tendent and sexton of the cemetery, or lhe Eugene Excelsior plant will dou garette butts thrown from smoking- a widow since 1897 and has two chil es when you can have them neatly in other words that the duties of the British Columbia. ble its plant and in a new fire prooi car window». The Portland Commercial Club is co building hopes to have a payroll of $11. printed at this office for» — -M charge. water man and the sexton be added to i dren. (those of the street com. Written operating with the Oiegon Civic League j proposals from E.S. Wilson and C. Ul in an attempt lo relieve present condi iluu within a year. There is general sentiment growing rich stating th. s dary each would accept tions in Portland in regard to lhe un that Oregon has gone too far in pro for the office were read; also u verbal employed. and on request can secure gressive legislation that handicaps in proposal from Ernest Langley, A bal- the names of a considerable number of lot was had with the following result: people who are anxious to secuie em dustries. Lane county manufacturers meet Ulrich 3, Wilson 1, Langley 1. The ployment on farms throughout this proposal of Mr. Ulrich was that he be state. Any inquiries in this connection Tuesday, March 10, to consider a state paid $4.50 per day for work with two addressed to the Portland Commercial industrial convention and county exhi bit. horse team doing such work as may be Club will be given prompt attention. A $20,000 office building will be erec ordered by council and that he would Hates for the International Livestock ted at Baker City lor Louis Sommers accept as salary for performance of all the duties of the three offices, ths sum Exposition have been fixed for Decem of Portland. ber 7-12, 1914 at the Union Stockyards of $19.95 per month. The Swedish I.uthern church of Port A communication from Mr. Hanna in in Portland. The announcement is land will erect a hospital. which he referred to some of the work made thus early in the season in which 'lhe Eugene Iron Works is planning done by the city attorney in the past to prepare their exhibits. Genera! to begin lhe manufacture of a porta and stated that in ciew of the feeling Manager Plummer states that this will ble range lor mountain and nniltaiy that retrenchment in expenses was nec probably be the only first class stock purposes. essary and feeling that perhaps the le- show in the country at which no entry O. L. C|ark of Marshfield will erect I gal work for the present year would fees are charged to exhibitors or ad a ibree story apartment 50 by loo mission fee to the visiting public. The ....... 1 not be so arduous as it has been here Staple and Fancy Ginghams 10c. to 25c. yd. tofore, he would, if agreeable to the I premium list is the largest and most ( feet, council, continue in his position for the I comprehensive ever offered in the I Among new brick buildings for 19! 4 Ripplette in four leading colors 15c. yd. 7 yds. 1 are a school house at Silverton and a ensuing year at a salary of $25. per Northwest. for $1.00. month. On motion that the proposal The first annu i short course for far , city hall al Woodburn. of Mr. Hanna be accepted the vote mers conducted is Crook County by the I Corvallis Odd Fellows plan the ereC- Crepes in Dolly Varden and fancy designs 20c. showed a tie—two for an I two against, Oregon Agricultural College has just I tion of a line j story temple. Mayor Britt decided the tie by voting closed an extremely satisfactory ses- • Molafia n to have a /2'»,000 electric and 25c. yd. in favor of retaining Mr. Hanna. rion. The registration for the course ■ I power plant. Devonshire Cloth, warranted sun and tub pro« f, The bond of Treasurer Cronemiller, I was 250 and the average attendance Two concrete business buildings ale with Mess. C. C. Beekman and John 180. Farmers attended from all parts just the thing for childrens’ wear and house going to be budt at once in Eugene. M Williams as sureties was read and of the county, some cord' g a distance Veatch Bros of Cottage Grove will dresses, 36 in. wide, 25c. yd. on motion approved as was also the of 60 miles a”d remaining throughout bond of Recorder Stansell with Mess. lhe week. The Crook County High erect a new store building. Everything Brand New and Up-to-Date. '1 he Attorney General sustain» the W. H. Johnson and B. M. Collins HH School and the Prineville Commeici d Samples Mailed Upon Request sureties. Club aie given much credit for the suc injunction suit of the Employers Asso ciation against running the state print cess of the course. ing office as a closed shop, but holds I the stale Cali pay the Union scale of Electric Spark, Voter 105 Years Old Registers 1 wages. All nubcontrac ors or, the Willam ette Pacific trrv prepai ieg lo start work Woodrow Wihon is obviously not H Roseburg, Or.. March 9—One of Ore at once. suffragett e. gon ’s oldest voters registered here Sat 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore. Having got lid of his cabinet, Huer urday afternoon. He is O. W Akers Wcmen Study Charter ta may be utilizing a Buffet. and he gave his age as 103 years and By Herculean efforts Democracy may his birth month as August. He regis yet save that cne-teim plank from the ters as a Deninocrat. Friends, who Monmouth, Or., March 9 At the piatfoim wreck. have knew him for many years, say meeting of thu Women’s Civic Im Congress may yet be forced to p-tss ' that he is mistaken in hi» count by provement Club of thi. city in the H.gh a law to keep the express companies ( one year, having been born in 1812. 1 School auditorium Friday aftenoon, a from competing Parcel with Post. Mr. Akers is able to go to the post f- study was made of the city charte-, They have made a heavy cut in rates, | ficc and his favorite newspaper offices and plans formed for an active cam- Postmaster Gi neral Burleson wants I | nearly every dav. although he shows paign. A general cleaning up of Mon mouth was discussed. the Government to own the telephone indications and signs of v'-v ige. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE Port Orford cedar of the Pacific coast recently tried as a substitute for Eng lish willow in the manufacture of arti ficial limbs, has been found unsatisfac tory. While it is light enough it is too coarse and brittle. As an experiment, the supervisor of the Beaverhead national forest is strip ping the bark from the bases of a num ber of lodgepoie pine trees at various periods before they are to be cut for telephone poles. This girdling causes the trees to exude resin, and it is de sired to find what effect this may have as a preservative treatment for the poles. TO SPARE AMERICANS MEETING OF COUNCIL PORTLAND LETTER / Spring Showing of the Latest WASH FABRICS Illi II lui STANDARD PATTERNS z • t ULRICH’S il * 4 :ii