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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1914)
*> I 1 storical S vol . vni I JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, O’lEGON, JULY 18, 1914 o med over $25,000 and thin graduated famous war correspondent, gone to Deer Season Two Weeks Off. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Schools Improving upwards on larger sums. Vera Cruz he might pf died of old age. Astoria is terribly torn up with pub- r Dr. Anna-6haw says it is wicked to .“The minimum school term in Ore siate Commission Orders Tax use the word "obey” in a marr'age With the deer season but two weeks Manufacturing En'erprises and lie improvements but not kicking. ¡ceremony. Wonder if she thinks it off, not a few sportsmen are preparing Marshfield let $50,000 of street con- gon'is'ncw six months, but seven .veins ago it was but three montjis- 66. days Commission to Withhold I wicked to refuse to obey after promis. to invade the strong bold of the buck. tracts the past wees. Improvements Providing of school to 3115 days of vacation,” People from the rural districts re i ing to do So? Eugene capitalists |will finance the Delinquency Certificate said Frank K. Welles, assistant state Payrolls and Promot Geofge W. Perkins is probably re port a great number of deer in the McKenzie river road to Crook Co. school superintendent, in addressing mountains this Season and an unusually flecting on the ingratitude of political the teachers at the Agricultural Col good Season is promised. They thit'k ing Development Salem, dr., July 15. —RAlying on an part k A. lege- summer school. “The minima ■ this abundance of deer is due to the Three Attested for Speeding. ppiiiion rendered by Attorney-General When a telephone girl breaks her VigilanCe of the game wardens and to of Oregon allowed the teachers on examination Crawford the State "tax Commission engagement it is a case of "ring off,” has been raised from 40 to 00 per cent, ' the fact that the does have been today made an order instructing the i iant it? and the teaching force has impnvttl I protected for past few years. tax collectors that all taxes become Salem, July 13., C. L. Gan<7 proposes Three arrests were made Monday for accordingly. School buildings of brick, "Col. Roosevelt refused to talk,” It is hoped that the season might delinquent on September 1, and that [ says a London dispatch. That Corres- series of state-controlled coffee clnbs, I - speeding, making a total of six within ’ come and go without costing the life of a stone and lumber, have taken the place no certificate of delinquency can be ' pondent is a liar. to cost $3000 to install, state county , the last four days. C* C. Cole was a single hunter. This would not be of the old wooden shacks. Tex' book . city and each paying one-third of cost I arrested on West Main slreet, C. Ber- issued until six months after that and courses of study have been ! The Congressional record contains a lot impossible if sportsmen would heed the date. Further, the instructions read and maintenance. I dan on South Oakdale and F. C. Kenly changed to include the useful things ' of fiction, but as a rule it is not inter- instructions printed upon the license, that four months after the taxes be Work began on the new Simpson on East Main. All were driving autos- that make for the students wellfare. : and wear red garments, that could be taining. come delinquent notice of delinquency A¡though two speed cops are on the The number high schools in the state hotel at North Bend to cost $75,600. They might get Huerta to resign by distinguished ar a distance. Inust be published for four weeks. job the number of arrests are increas has grown from five to 115 in a few | Sometimes the career of a neigh- Newport has let contract for a new j ! These instructions were necessary ! telling him they will let him remain in l ' bor’s cow is suddenly ended by the higl\ school to cost $16,000. ing daily. The speeders will be given years, and the number of graduate* because of t wo conflicting act3 passed i office if he will sign the pledge, a hearing before Police Judge Gay this I deadly 30-30 of some eag^r marksman. Boring gets a new sawmill, lumber morning. According to the officer who from high has increased to 1500 during by the last Legislature, one providing j Jack Coombs, until recently a some-1 ! This could also be avoided if the gun’ the last school year. In 1915 laws now i Company and shingle mill. that one month after taxes became de ■ what noted Baseball player, has been mail would be sure Of his object before | made the arrests Kenly is going to enacted will go into effect where-by The Portland, Eugene and Eastern | linquent the certificate could beissped, ' nominated for the legislature in Maine, he sets his sights. fight the case stating that he was not no inexperienced teacher without ’ has finished ballasting its loop tracks at ■ anJ the other providing for six months j Would you call that going up or coming professional training can receive a It is better to be careful and lose Eugene at at. expense of several thou- . breaking the speed limit.—Sun. and t ie publication of the notice. As down? certificate. There is also a general your deer than to oe rash and bag a ; sand dollars. tie latter act was filed last with the A bill to require automobiles to be prize cow, which might cost you sev demand for an eight-mouths minimum I To help make the workingmen's Secretary of State, the Attorney- constructed that they could not exceed eral dollars, or a human being.— Ex. term.” General held that it repealed by impli twelve miles an hour would receive a j Compensation act, the Board are taking I ■ ♦ J*/* ——— cation the former conflicting act. I in all state enterprises and institutions j whole lot of enthusiastic support, from Must Railroad be Fenced. possible. The state will be employer! I the people who don’t own automobiles, Increased Cement Production and insure itself against accidents on 1 Hood River Inspect the High i Some of the investigations held in Electric Sparks its own work. I the past have not had even the effect Chairman Frank J. Miller of the way. Buyers’ Week Aug I The year 1913 was a record-breaker By a break in the plant of the ' of satisfying idle .curiosity. state railroad commission has planned I in the cement industry, according to American Can Co. at Portland, several The House may not have sung “Home ust 10 to 15. to visit Ashland on July twenty-sev - ■ ■ » jrv----------- - - i Ernest F. Burchard, of the Utiii-d Sweet Home” in tune, but that is the ' enth to conduct a hearing on applica hundred hands were laid off at Eugene ' States Geological Survey, in a ch. pUr Nature Man to Enter Woods. tion of the Southern Pacific Company and hi the berry fields. tune they long for. from "Mineral Rescuices, 1913,” just Portland Ore., July 14, 1914 (Specia 1 July 14 Silverton votes on a $15,000 to be relieved from the provisions of We have the gloomy satisfaction of ; published. The total quantity ot Port In order to fully acquaint themselves bond issue for better school facilities knowing that the navy will close one I Grants Pass, Or., July 14—Joseph the state fencing law in relation to its land, natural, ami puzzola" cement, with conditions along the new Coluri - unit-need right of way between Alhland part at the end of the month. The Pacific States Teltphone Co. is prouuced in the United Slates last Knowels, nature man and artist, who; bia Highway, five carloads of residents ■pending about $200,000 on new lines to I Now when the coastwise shipping Is here to enter the Oregon woods as and the state line, of Hood River county made the trip year was the greatest in the history of Any property owners desiring a Astorid, and on the Columbia highway trust want* to go through it will have halted as the day he was born toprove down the gorge on Thursday of last i the cement industry, amounting to 92, first to come across. that he can live without aid for 60 fence along their lands are asked to to Hood Riveh week. At Go.den Falls they were met 949, 162 barrels, valued at $9d,oUi,lóg, make their wishes known at tnat time. The Attorney General and Labor by a delegation from Portland headed compared with 83, 331,191 barrels, vai The administration holdsmight coun days upon such as nature has to offer, The railroad's appl Cation is bast'd on I Commissioner are making a fight to | ued al $67,461,518, in 1912. cils, while cimgreiJweha'rrrt, “Amid the has done the same thing in the Maine, the ground that fencing is not needed, force the work on the Grants Pass ai d by County l ommiss oi er Hulman and The total production of Portland encircling goom, lead thou me on!” I woods. He is accompanied by A L. after a picnic lunch« ,n had been di; - because of the Tature of the country Crescent City railroad onto an eight, posed of they were shown over the cement in 1913 as reported to the Geu- Investigations of income tax returns Fairbrother, of Boston Mass., Who is or Sparse settlement, hour basis, on the theory lhat it is a most scenic portion of lhe highway, i logical Sui vey was 92,u37,131, barrels, may be relied on to preduce further managing the enterprise, and profes Tne hear ng will taae place at the municipal project. sor T. T. Waterman, of the University i After an at ternoun spent in this in i valued at $9-’,557,617; lhe production employment for the expert account city hall in Ashland at eleven o’clock of California, an anthi<fob -gical ex North Bend baa adopted Bitulithic 'spection, Roy D. Smith of Hood.River, for 1912 was 82,438,696 barrels, valued ams and lightning calculators. pert, who will make a scientific study on the day named.—Ashland Record, pavement tu cost $1.8d per yard, one of the leaders in lhe movement tor at $67,616,928. The quantity of Port- While the White House phraseology I Siuslaw Fishermens union will .oper better roads, prophesied that lhe Hood lanu Ceinenl prm.uccu, J2, 8 j 7.131 bar is more elaborate, the sentiment in of Khowles’ undertaking. Knowles aiid i River bond issue Would cai ry 3 to I. rels, is equivalent to 15.623,020 long ate Rose Hid cannery at Florence. Congress is, “We’ll fight it out on his party were taken to the Vicinity of IVa/ii io Recai1 Judge. tons. Compared with lhe pr .uuctiuii the Josephine County caves yesterday “ This road projects has i ever been I this line Ifit takes all summer.” Macadam highway in Multnomah I of pig iron lor 1913, w hich was 30,966, I by the Commercial Club, where they put up to me in the right way before. ” county coses $15J a mile for upkeep. What Greece and Turkey need worst could look over the country preparatory Port Orford, Or., July 13, The peti Iowa is the third stalo to knock out said Mr. Smith; ” lve come tothecon 301 long tons, lhe Portland cement is a pacific mediatory waterfall. to Knowles making his experiment. tion for the recall "f County Judge clusion that good roads are money in production is nea'ly 50 a per cenlol lliU One trouble aoout marrying a rich After he Ims looked the country over Wood was filed 1 ist week with the the Blue Sky law that ia also attacked uttr pockets far more in ainjunt than quantity of p'g iron. I heiress, it’s so hard to earn the money he will enter the wilds, cutting off all ! Couutv Clerk and the election will take in .he federal com is uf Oregon Of lhe 113 producing plants in the cost." i their l he afterward. Toe S. P. Co. will expend $16,060 re connections with civilization, without place within the next 20 days. The Oregon merchants will be entertaimd United isiules ill 1913, _3 were ill Between local militants and Amer- food or clothes, gun or rod, or any petition carried 142 names and alleges; bui.ding 15 miles of highway on the by the jobbers and manufacturers of Slate of Pennsylvania, whose output was 28, iUl.,'45 barrels ut Portland cem lean horsemen, King George, s pocket thing, but just as he came into this That he has advocated and voted for Wlllalllctls above Springfield. Portland Aug. 1"-15 during Buyers’ World, and will make his way for 60 the expenditure and has spent large money Is almost exhausted. A plant will be bunt ttl Purl land fur week when the buyers uf merchandise ent, lhe largest quantity piouiietd by Sir Tom Lipton will have to take one days, after which he will come out with sums of money belonging to the county the manufacture of electrolytic gaS a* znd suDelies fr.mi ali over the Pacific al y one Slate. lhe aeroliti greatest production came troni indiana, with io, loving look at the Pole cup and let it sufficient clothes to allow him to Walk in ways unauthorised by law and of no Ceueer anu 17iii streets. Northwest Will be gathered in Port 1872,574 barrels, and Calunnila w„s : the streets of Grants Pass, and being go at that. benefit to the people: that he has dis Indications from the lone of lhe land to make their annual purchases. | well of body, Professor Waterman will regarded the rights of taxpayers in the pies* ue that "safe anti Salic” will be Banquets, luncheons receptions, a , third, with 6,159,182 u-urel.1. The income tax returns are reported 1 watch Knowde throughout the trip and appointment of officers, and that lie die lesl appi.ed to all new laws affect smoker and automobile lides about the $23,000,000 shy; must be because the | see that he has no assistance, and has failed and neglected to conduce the ing industries and laboi. city are on the program. The under owners are equally modest. Fiteb'ighi Control. : Knowles will report to him each day, County business on business principles, Crater Lake gels $166,603 for high lying purpose of Buyers’ Week is t" Had Bennet Buileigh, England’s the report being written on bark. I to the great loss of the takpayetS, develop the buv-at heme spili', not way improveirents. Portland but to Firebllgl t is recognized by the dark* Congiesh hu* appropriated $15,006 only as it applies to every community of the Pacific North ened, sc ..ached appearance ol leuv, s, for new nalehery on the LiaukuninS. west. blossoms ; n<l small tw igs. 11 affects Cues Bay gels a new tile sHving To arouse greater interest in b ’ l> apple and pear trees, turning the slalion to Cubl $.0,600, their plans, the officials of the lard appic leaves brown and the pear leaves Contract* for state highway work In shown, bu nail ia Portlan I luxt fall will almost LI; ck. Rink in theeankerstage 81 Columbia county weie let lhe past offer a first prize of $2(16 and a sec is dark, shrunken and surruunded by week amounting to $44,277 work tu he ond prize of $75 dollar* for the bu-sts| oc distinct fissures. The treatment re dune by October 1st. tal exhibit by counties. By arrange commended by the department of Path ment* with the slate fair officials, ex ology at the Agricultural College ia Pilot Rock J uni lion. Umatilla County, in gets a cheese fal'lury. hibit* from Douglas, Lanel’oik, Marion, culling awiiy all affected palls, burn Roseburg shipped lhefirst carluad of I Washington, Muilnomah, Tillamook, ing then , ai d washing the wounds and Uh ckarnas, Um till»» Wasco, Wallowa, the cutting tools with a 1 to 10iW sol peaches Hum Ureguii. Wheeler ami MuiloW counties have ution ot eoi lusive sublimate in water. F. J; Williams is running a log an already been ai ranged for. Cut wel* oct, even belo.v the visibly berry cannery near Hillsbofo, Within the last few days the Junction affected portion of the Wood, ill ord, I Nine measjivs uf li e thirty-One 16 j City cannery was formally opened, the to get it a'l. If every farmer ami oe Votei' Utt ere aimed at radical exercises being attended by not less fiuil glower in Oregon will du this for changes in taxation litwi; than three huidiid laitmlB witlithcii one or two seasons, tireblighl will be One big lumber cuim any in Baket families, 'lhe main cannery building come a tiling of the past in tins stale. county will Increase its payroll to $25, is 100 x 200 feet, two stories high and O06 per month on Aug. 1st and other cost about $600h Next year an up-to- I s»wmii>H will follow suit. date fruit oiler will be erected to cure Old Pioneer Died Suddenly. The Simpson mines in the Buckeye for the prune cropj district of Baker county have an exhibit At La Grande it has been decided to William M. M 'thes, one of the old uf ores produced on the North Powder. build a new exhibit hail near the de est p'oneer of Oregon, died Sunday ,at Linn and Benton counties will estab pot. The building will be of modern his reaiden-e on North Main street, at lish a flu* ferry at Harrisburg. design and will be so located that its the age of eighty-four years eight contents can readily be Seen from all months and three days. Many friends Ordei ing the furf .-¡ted railroad lands trains. Il will include an office far. the will mourn this losa, for he had drawn on the assessment rolls by the Stnte fax Commissioner will compel the e.unty agriculturist, who will have a circle of fast friends around him. The services will I e I.eld from the count" s to dig up $466,600 taxes for charge of the exhibit. What is regarded as the recold re family r. siJence, 115 North M on, he railroad lams wether the counties turn for one uerw ol cherries has ueei. Tuerduy afternoon at 1:3U. AU fríen.is .a; Collect it or not. reported from Hood Rivet where th. coidially invited. Interinen' will be The Willamette Pacific will extend grower received $13*1 for the crop on in the Phoenix cemetery. Ashland train service to Richardson " one acre ol Koval Annes. Tins Wi»b Tidings.. Th« chittem bars indu.rlry opens with i the net Hmuurt received atlfer all vx- a good demand at 4J-j cent*. ' penses of picking and maiketil g iltal i State Food Commission'r Mickle own paid. In older to raise the money w. u prohibits sale of 11 ikiug powders con which tu install a municipal ligliling taining albumen, and Pute Food law is Roseburg. Or., July II, The man system, the city oi brum, (lie. In.s agement ot ihe aeroplane races of the in the courts. Sole Agent V'-ied tu soil i'xxx) w, ithol city bond;. Among the 45 laws to be voted on in As soon as lhe bunds are uispund Ui, Panama F xposition, has ma ch | repet ition to the Commercial Club here to November. 14 lost for want of signers, 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore the contract lor lhe cunstruclion W III make R< st-burg a sub-staiion for the and three would abolish corporation lout.-distance high's, to be held next I oe let. Cum.nissian, death and Senate. May, and for which $15o,(SM) in prizes Gresham has oiganized a cannery .1. J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pi" has teen offered to aviators. with 200 stockholders. -----------» *,«---------- based a bottle j. Clianl«rlain’a Congl Good printing costa no more than ti e Drain will install a $6,000 citj light lemedy for his Ixiy who h die ‘ ., anti be re the botile win all use,’ l-e boy's coin ing plant. us gone. Is that not better than to pay t poor kind. Leave your trtiers at this re dollar doctor’« bill? For salo by »!.' office. We do good work at re. s liable The i'-.itiited sur-tax proposes toe >1- j rices. csk ’ tA ; leet 50 cents on lhe $?X> property TO GIVE MORE TIME » PORTLAND LETTER I I Blue Ribbon Guaranteed to be Wheat Flour Lewis Ulrich Hl !! Ill ÜÍ I