Jacksonville post., June 20, 1914, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 20, 1914
NO, 7
to his vitality. It is all right to dip in
asked.
“Not a single solitary thing,” said to. It’s a tonic. But it’s dead wrong
to try to beat the game. White men
Bill
In one place we rung for a boy to live ill the tropics but they don.t keep
Grants Pass Butcher, Bent on Strange Lands and Peop'e Meet carry our clothes to wash.
Jacksonville Cooperative School
up northern speed, and they don’t hang
“You want the laundryman.” he in­ around too long in the sun. They learn
Murder, Fites and is Shot
Fair Saturday, September
on Voyage to the Isthmus
early in the game that there is a big
formed us. They are all specialists.
I
difference
between sunshine and shade
by
Officer.
"Tip
him,
”
say
Bill,
"or
we
’
ll
never
19,
1919.
as Recorded by the
and they patronize the shade religious­
see the laundryman.”
I did and we got the laundryman. ly. True, we built the, lyinama Canal,
Grants Pass, Or., June 18—William
Edilot of a Week­
His particular specialty, dignified by a but of the 4£,j)l>0 only ij)(out 5.000 were
Entries open to all children under 20
Redzom, a journeyman butcher, ran a-
Khaiki uniform, was carrying the hur­ white and it was ever changing army.
years of age, residing in any one' of
muck with a couple of guns yesterday
dle
across the street to a washerwo­ And besides they had the best of care.
ly Newspa-
the following school districts: No. 1, 2,
and took a shot at Chief of Police Lew­
man and fetching it back when done. Their quarters were sanitary, their
3, ”, 30, 34, 58, 27, 87, 12, 68, 33, 77,
is, when the latter came to arrest him
I will say here that he did all this sat­ living arangements were of tpe best.
79, 95, 43, 40.
per.
and was shot in the shoulder by the
isfactorily and it was probably no fault Every precaution that science and ex­
First and second prizes will be offer­
officer, captured anti locked up in jail.
of his that the laundry work was about perience could teach was here employ­
ed for the following exhibits:
Later he was examined as to his sanity
the limit. If they washed our clothes ed. It was a different thing entirely
CLUB PROJECTS
and was sent to the Asylum for insane
Pirales of the Spanish Main
in the river, the river must have, been from tackling a lone proposition with
(Contestants must follow instructions
at Salem.
out of order thaa morning. However no one to guide but the more or less
as given for Club Project work i.*i Col­
Redzom came here some time ago
•
this was no fault of the laundryman. hostile natives.
lege Bulletin No. 98, Extension Series
It is impossible to visit this part of
and worked in several meat markets.
Go and see it, by all meiirs. It is a
Nor
was
it
his
fault
that
the
laundry
1, No. 5, Pony Bulletin)
Yesterday morning he suddenly be­ t ie earth without mental association came to four dollars. But with the trip worth while. But after you have
Lot 1, Corn growing
came enraged at Herbert Smith, a with pirates. Every boy is a sailor be­ work and the price we felt just a trifl** seen it: after you have studied 11 e
Lot 2, Potato growing
merchant who is receiver for a meat tween the ages of 12 and 16 and most piqued, although that seems a tame ; whole situation, and especially the
Lot 3, Canning and Preserving
market in which Redzom formerly of us have been boys at some time or word for some of the adjectives that people, 1 believe you will agree with
i
Lot 4, Cooking and baking
worked, and he threatened to kill another —unless we happened to have Bill used. But the laundryman. We me that among the best sights they
Lot 5, Poultry raising
been girls. We have all sailed with ; forgot to hand him something and to have down there is a ship with her nose
Smith.
Lot 6, Sewing
Going lo the Rogue River Hardware Marrvat, Stevenson, Irving and othe’s ¡ I every morning we found him outside pointed towards New York.
Lot 7, Pig feeding contest
Store, he forcibly took possession of a and most of them have taken us direct- j the door waiting like a statue in ebo- j
Lou D. MacWethy.
Lot 8, Gardening contest
revolver and ammunition, then cross­ ly thru these waters. The Spanish I IjV. And he never failed to inquire,
Lot 9, Dairy herd record keeping
ing the street to the Grants Pass Main was a realty in my mind long did we get the laundry. And we nev­
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Lot 10, Manual arts
Hardware Company’s store he seized before I saw it, and the associates of er failed to inform him that we did. J
These projects are open to club mem-
another revolver and more amir uni these boyhood days came buck with vi­ And so it went all the while we were!
berg only
tion, and started out with the avowed vid force when 1 at last found myself there. He was always waiting and j Manufacturing Enterprises and
Agriculture
sailing the same seas traversed by the the prodigious amount of patience of
intention of committing murder.
Open to »11 children
Improvements
Providing
brave Hispaniola.
Forest Notes
that laundryman was worth twice the
Lot 11. Field corn(10 ears)
What more realistic than to stand on tip he finally got.
Lot 12, Pop corn (10 ears)
W. L. CHAPELLDEAD
Payrolls and Pre mol­
the forward deck, and gaze down on
I made a purchase of a well adver­
Lot 13, Watermelon (One)
The New York state forest nurse­
| the forecastle, where a lean barefoot- tiser! garment in one of the stores. The
Lot 14, Squash (One)
ing Develop! ent
lies have a capacity of 28 million young
1 ed crew of Fortune Islandets were price is one dollar the world over. They
Lot 15, Pumpkin (One)
trees a year.
Proprietor of Medford Cream­ painting rigging and swabbing deck, charged me a dollar and a quarter an I
of Oregon
Lot 16, Potatoes (10)
j their browny backs bent to their tasks
Approximately 750 acres on the Ore­
then han I me a card. I rea l “Sped: !
Lot 17, Tomatoes (one plate)
ery Passed Away Thurs­
gon national forest were planted with
showing the smooth play of their thick attention paid to Tourists ”
“But
Lot 18, Agricultural Sweepstakes
young trees this spring.
muscles through very thin cotton shirts why the card,” I asked' "I realize
During the past week the Oregon
Domestic Science
day Afternoon.
i and every one of them looking the part the special attention. Y u don’t need Public Utilities commission has fixed
JThe state of Pennsylvania celebrates
Lot 19, White bread (one ioaf)
of a first-class pirate from his cracked t > rub it in. Di ln’t I cheerfully pay i standards of quality in water, light,
two arbor days each year one for
Lot 20, Cake (one)
heels to the top of his wooly head. The your overcharge without a murmur? , gas, heat and telephone service. Ef­
spring planting and one for the fall in
W.
L.
Chapell,
proprietor
of
the
Lot 21, Doughnuts (one dozen)
sea, the sky, every atom of our envir­ Did I stand and cavil? Did I flinch ui - fect of order not yet mown.
April and October respectively.
creamery
at
Medford,
died
suddenly
at
Lot 22, Pie (one)
onment conspired to the suggestion ot
Big strike reported at High Grade
der tribute? Did I shrink under th ■
On the Deerlodge national forest in his home in that city Wednesday after
Lot 23, Cookies (one dozen)
piracy and I would not have been sur gall sores of subsidy? Then why in­ mine, near New Pine Creek.
Montana
one
(oosout
station
has
the
noon
of
heart
failure.
Lot 24, Collection of pastries includ­
record of reporting accurately, by dis­ ! Mr. Chapell was apparently in goed i prised at al! had Long John Silver roll- troduce this exhibit in a case where
Work will start soon on the Carne­
ing bread
; ed out of the forecastle roaring a stave the fact is admitted and both satisfied
gie library at Marshfield.
Lot 25, Canned fruit and vegetables tance and direction, a fire that was 60 health at noon, but shoitly after going ■ of Il's favorite song:
that the crime exists, add punishment
miles away.
to his place of business was taken ill
(three varieties of each)
“Fifteen men on a dead man’s chest allowed by default. Keep the evidence In asking for paving bids, Albany bars
and
returned
home
where
he
passed
a-
Nearly
3
million
young
trees
are
be
­
« Lot 26. Jelly (Five varieties)
bids on concrete paving.
Yo ho and a bottle of rum.”
kind sir and give it to the other fel­
ing set out this spring on the national way at 2:30. He was aged about 56
Domestic Art
Klamath Falls is now after the Ban-
But
it
wasn
’
t
Long
John
at
all
but
low.”
forests of northern Idaho and Mon­ years.
Lot 27, Machine made dress
do.i Woolen mills with a free site.
his first cousin-the deck steward or
That
’
s
what
I
told
him
and
we
both
The
deceased
had
resided
in
Medford
¡i Lot 28, Handmade apron
tana. On the St. Joe national forest
perhaps the room steward, or the table
The Gleason yards at Cottage Giove
in Idaho three thousand acies will be but a short time, but had made many steward, or whatever his stewardship felt relieved, for he understood not a
Lot 29, Best dressed doll
will burn a half million brick.
word
of
English
and
I
knew
it
before
I
friends,
both
in
the
city
and
surround
­
planted.
Lot 30. Raffia work (one piece)
might happen to be, they are all stew-
1'he new powet plant for Car.bv and
? Lot 31, Reed work (one piece)
Rancher- within and adjacent to the ing cxiitry Hi e rne to Medford I arete if they don.t happen to be cap began my oration. Strange whatcom-
from
Washingten
state
where
he
had
I
Clackamas
county is being rushed.
■
fort
we
sometimes
derive
from
belab-
Manual Arts
Sierra national forest. Callforniu, have
third or some
been successfully engaged in business tains, or first, second,
1 »ring d <>.*:' in nt and aliens.
'
Lafayette
will inslali u $15,VJK) wa­
Lot 32, Piece of furniture
formed a cooperative association for
and
t
hey
are
I other numbered officer
for many years.
History tells us that piracy died out ter plant.
Lot 33, Birdhouse
the nrevention of forest fires. They
I pirates just the same, If he is called
Mr. Chappel leaves a wife and three
with the close of the seventeenth cen­
. 5 *• < —
Flowers
St. Johns is providing a street for
need to use fire in clearing land for
and you will
grown daughters to mourn the loss of steward, he is a pirate
tury, but history sometimes errs. If an outlet for the Westarn Co-operagu
(Op*' o adults as well as children. No farming, snd will do it on a communi­
when
you
get
find
it
out
j
lly
well
an affectionate husband and kind fath­
one has doubts concerning twentieth
a*
except ribbons. To be judged ty basis, with all members present to
Co., that employs 200 nien.
er. Funeral was held this (Satuiday) through tipping him, or rather them. century piracy one has only to charter
In
' irtB. Contestants furnish vas­ prevent the fires spread.
All the principal stieets of Heppner
The
illusion
keeps
up
when
you
get
forenoon. Interment in 1. O. O. F.
a carriage or an automobile. It that
es)
to shore. Here yoj are in Panama, don’t settle the question go back to are to be oiled.
cemetery
at
Medford.
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¿a>l 34, Asters
the city built by the Spaniards behind the hotel and g itherounds again. Per­
Andrew Kennedy is putting in ma­
Lot 35, Sweet peas
Subscribe for the Post.
a wall forty feet high and sixty feet haps some of them missed you the first chinery and a plant to manufacture
Lot 36, Dahlias
Pantorium Dye Works will accept FOR SALE Town i property,
broad to keep out the pirates, and . ime.
coal brickets on Coos Bay.
Lot 37, Marigolds
parcels on “hurry” work —at Reter’s
Cleave estate.
Apply to
wnich cost the king of Spain so much
The adoption of British and Europe­
In
Colon
and
Panama
the
tourist
Lot 38, Geraniums
Cronemiller.
barber shop.
m >ney he thought hought to be able
trade is in the bands of the Chinese, an standards for public utilities in this
to see it across the water. But the
Japs, Syrians and Jews. The latter state will make further investments
wall is now in decay and if it were of
’T!3 TOT T.-arX'
, 1
are said to be unable to cope with the very difficult to secure.
li M
.«r.
> job ,
mi /
use t'xiay it might only serve to keep
Chinese. When a Jew has to give
The skyscraper limit has been raised
the pirates in instead of out. Th» A-
ground before the “yellow peril” wliat at Portland from 160 feet to 200 feet.
I mericHti tourist is said to be to blame
chance is there for an American? Pan­
The McKenzie river hatchery is to
for encou'agtng the tipping habit, and
ama and Colon, remember are not un­ , be increased in capacity to 2,000,000
. if he is he has a lot to answer for, t>e-
der American control. 1 may be wrong fish annually.
causethe habit once formed is incurs-
but to me, there appears to be a poor
Warrenton, Clatsop and West Si le
tile. Nor is it en irely the tip of which
opening in this country for American
towns are to have telephones.
I would complain. All the way »long
business men
this route I was beset with excessive
Hood River Royal Anne cherries all
In this respect I would like to be un­
I charges. Hotel keepers charge loo
’ sold to the Dalles at five is.
much. Merchants charge too much. derstood as no1 advocating a southern
Seaside will have a 200,000 per day
Hackman and automobile agents charge invasion in any line. There is oppor-
shingle mill.
|
tunity
there
in
agr.culture
bu'
it
isi
’
t
too much. They are all direct decend-
Engineers are working on a X350.000
ents of old man’Morgan, the boss pir­ i for us. In the firct place we can't
footh lls ditch to irrigate 8000 acres at
stand
lhe
cl.m
>ie,
and
in
the
next
ate of them all.
Medford, to be completed by 1915.
In one (tort, the leading hotel had place we are stacking up against a
..
'
new
game,
in
which
the
other
fellow
lhe campaign for a two-mill limit on
the nerve to ask Waldorf Astoria pric­
es and at the same time ask their ab’ ajs has the advantage, By the the state lax s *d! be made by the
guests to climb stairs without an eleva- time we learn, we will be where it taxpaye s >.iiect tn the W illamette val-
tor, or perhaps I ought to 3ay lift, see-1 don’t matter, and its better to be bnr- ley.
The publication of the proposed eight
mg this was English territory. No ied on the hillside where our fatber.-,
hour law for this state is being haslet -
telephones in the noma, and delivery were plaiitid.
Another thought, this is not a poor 1 ed that lhe pe< pie may know just
of ice water by freight. In this hotel
if you wanted anything yon called a man’s country, They have plenty of I drastic lhe measure is i.t'J how it
boy, who called another boy, who call­ them now. They need money more ! affect farmers.
ed another to fin*) out what you want­ than they do men. 1 f our W all Street
Sheepmen in Umatilla county are
ed. Then you were informed that the friends would quit sc.r tpping over the selling otl their Hocks unable to com­
boy you wanted for this particular du­ remains of som; of our over-done rail­ pete with lice wool.
ty was out. If you wanted a cocktail roads, or done to death industrials,
Brick manufacture is being es ah-
bef'.r dinner your waiter sent a waiter and go to developing the tropics and fished at Sisters.
to get a w .iter to tell the wine stew- , working up trade with these countries
Mosier wa.it" a fruit cannery
ard to fetch the cocktails, and then they would find something in hand
New school houses are going to be
worth
while.
Cuba
has
a
railroad
in
waiter number one usually went and
got them himself especially if he be­ length about the tame distance as iro n built in Lane county, cost $60,600.
Buffalo to New York and ail along this
Will inet.te Pacific trad s are to
lieve 1 there was a tip in sight.
Bad. ' r« ach tidewater by Oclobei 1. 1560 im n
In Santiago we found a first class ; road sugar cane is growing.
hotel. Everything American. Price* from the road the land is just as go al ’ are employ ed.
.
not too bad. In the lavatory every- , but it is undeveloped. They need trib­
Douglas county will finish planking
thing was up to date from porcelain to utaries to open up the country.
I the rod over CarntiS mountain.
plnmbing.
Railroads are needed. Development
Bandon u ill erect a muni tp.d docl .
“I m*ss something, ” said I.
<f all kinds is possible. Capital w il,
7
A* hl t.d has voted $175,000 bonus Io
“Sure you du” says Bill. “You miss develop the coun ry. United < (Fort is
develop mineral sprit gs and baths ull a
the pirate w*th the whisk bloom and the keynote.
Individual effort is a
l uge scale.
itching palm. ”
gamble.
Governor West at.ni.unces tlmt 2CI 0
But we spoke too soon.. In he came . And so I say in conclusion that 1
acres of the Turn Io project is ready
whisk broom in hadd.
would advise no man to attempt the
“Brush you off gentlemt n? Have a exploitation of this territory single for settlers at forty dollars per acre.
fresh to wel? Nice day sir. How do handed. T he rays of the tropic sun
The Oregon grain crops are estimat­
you like the clstu^te, ” etc. T hey all penetrate the wh'te skin and sear'll ed at 69,024.090 bushels by the bepait-
talk climate.
out the vitals like rays of radium. Thai ment of Agriculture.
Lumber shij merits out of Columbia
Silently we submitted to the curry­ is why nature provides the black skin,
ing and silently wt dug down for a lhe whi e man may not feel it, anl river ¡.oris t ggregated 6:118,000 feet
dime.
I certainly he cannot see it. but ull tl e and Coos B.,y 9,316,(HO for the last
Hing in* ’ two weeks of Muy,
“Do you mi’8 anything now Bill?” I i while lhe tropic •un»*”'
LIST OF EXHIBITS
Lot 39, Petunias
Lot 40, Nasturtiums
Lot 41, Roses
Poultry (trio)
Lot 42, Orpingtons
Lot 43, Wyandottes
Lot 44, Plymouth rocks
Lot 45, Leghorns
Lot 46, Rhode Island reds
Lot 47, Miscellaneous (any standard
breed)
Lot 48, Best pen of rabbits
Rules and notes
In Lots from 19 to 33 inclusive the
contestants will be divided into two
classes, all children under 14 years of
age constituting Class B. all others,
Class A.
Each contestant must do all the work
necessary for growing or preparing
his or her exhibit, exceptingsuch work
as may be bevond the ability of a boy
or girl.
A contestant may compete for more
than ore prize, but no one shall be al­
lowed to enter more than one exhibit
for a single prize.
A department will be established for
adults exhibts, which will be judged
separately by competent judges, and
ribbons awarded. You are cordially
invited to bring exhibits of products
af tha farm, home, or any curio or ar-
tide of interest.
COUNTRY EDITOR IN PANAMA
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