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Oregon Historic! Society VQ& VIII. JACKSON VII.I.F, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 1, 1911 r of watching the water go over The new bridge over the Sandy river MLTAL PRODUC1I2N IN 1913 SPECIAL PEACE’ STAMPS INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Hills. will cost $20,849. Very few of July celebratorsstopped Port Orfor.i will promote the agate Chaogfffn Amount of Deposits to congratulate the country on the fact Design Will Emphazize Friend-! polishing industry with a carnival. Mine Ou’puf of Gold, Silv r Manufacturing Enterprises and I that it is engaged in a tedious war in I Gold and copper deposits have been Mexico. ship Between United in Year Puzzles Bank and Lead lhereases. found five miles from Cottage Grove. Improvements Providing Railroad time tables and summer re Willamette valley editors at Dallas S ales and Britain. Superintendent. sort folders never looked better. Payrolls and Promot I last week renewed their warfare on > The mine output of gold, silv.-r, cop - Like other eavesdropper, dictagraphs I the abuse of the initiative and refer per, and lead in Oregon in 1913, acord- ing Deve'opmant never hear any good of themselves. Washington,July 29. — As its contribu endum and declared opposition to any ing to Charles G. Yale, of the United Salemj,Ore., July 27. —According to “Eat less and live longer”, says a tion to the celebration this year of the more freak legislation. a staterqcnt issued by State Superinten of Oregon . States Geological Survey, was valued dent of Banks Sargent, covering the doctor, Bang goes another professional centenary of peace between Great A big industry at Roseburg is the i at $1,746,402, compared with $849,886 Britain and the United States, the condition of all banks in the state at secret distribution of carloads of mail order in 1912, an increase of more than 100 Salen, Ore., July 27.—Last week house catalogues. the time of the last call—June 30—the Politics is becoming heated, but it is Postoffice Department was preparing j per cent. With the exception of cop deposits,- when compared with the cor not yet hot enough to brown nicely a today to issue two special stamps, the ended the time for filing arguments for I It is now estimated that the $1500 per, all these metals showed an in designs for which have been approved or against initiated measures. It is responding period last year, have de pan of those celebrated biscuits. tax exemption if enacted will takeover crease in output. by Postmaster General Burleson. noticeable that nearly all the argu creased $2.064,250. The decrease was The gold yield for 1913 was $1,627,- How dull some great men are. Mor The stamps of two and five-cent de ments are filed against these proposi fifteen million dollars property off the in the National banks, the state barks gan did not even tell President Wilson | 710, of which $1,177.082 was derived assessment rolls. nominations will be ready for issue tions. showing an increase over the corres about the best place to catch fish. I from deep mines and $450,628 from early in the fail. The words “Peace; Prof. Young, the State University 1 placers of various kinds. The yield of ponding date last year. The state Su A. D. Helms, Medford, has bought On the whole it is evident the oil 1114-1914,“ will be on each. The two- economist, denies that he has entend silver aggregated 179,036 fine ounces, perintendent of Banks was unable to the Lebanon planing mill property and a combination to put over a piogram valued at $108,139, an increase of 121, explain the reason for the decrease in i interests have other investments that cent stamp will have on it a hemis will convert the same inti»a cannary. for the unemployed. phere, with a female figure on the left the National banks, while an increase are profitable than those in Mexico. 955 ounces in quantity and $73,034 in t The Western Cooperage Co. has ’ That old friend the Vital Issue is holding an American flag and on the ----------- ».x ♦—---- in the state banks is shown. value over that of 1912. The mine* established a plant in Case ’ s Astoria. right a figure bearing a British flag, with us once again, and is likely to re production of copper in 19i3 was 43,330 main until after the polls close in Nov the two clasping hand ocross the hemis Hubbard Congregational church will pounds, ai $6,176, a decrease of 217,099 phere. On the five-cent stamp will be be remodeled. ember, 1916. Electric Sparks pounds in quantity and $36,255 in value a winged figure typifying the spirit of from that of 1912. One way of solving the gun toting peace, and with a dove of peace flying The Independent Telephone Compan In 1913 Oregon produced 87,207 ies of Corvallis and Florence ask that Sfockyaids to be Enlarged. For There is nothing wrong with those problem would be to co npel every man before it. I pounds of lead, valued at $3,837, com- to wear one of those transparent Palm rates be advanced to meet increas d battleships that Uncle Sam has for! i pared with 39,317 pounds, valued at cost of operation. est Land Open Oct. 2. Can I $1.769, in 1912. sale. Uncle merely wants in place of I Beach suits. SUTHERLIN RAILWAY CENTER them an up-to-date, 1917 underslung i About this time of the year one’s August 1st Springfield celebrates There wers fewer mines in operation nery to be Built at the r icing mojel superdreadnought. last year’s panama arouses among ob opening of the new Booth-Kelly mill. in 1913 than the year before, but the Oh, that Congress had a doctor who servers the suspicion that one has rob tonnage from deep mines was materi Dalles. bed some some deservirg dray horse. Will Baiid Road to Coos Boy The Attorney-General holds that a Ii would prescribe the “rest cure”. ally enlarged, and the placer mints, wood handling company that hires men George Fred Williams apparently! At any time the scientists produce a including one new dredge propsrtj, only for a day comes under the Work and to Boise Idaho. mistook “pitiless publicity’’for a word practicable apparatus to disperse fogs ingmens Compensation act. Portland, Ore., July 28, (Special.) ' made a record year. wide policy. i they will be able to do a land office A $25,000 hotel and a $10,000 operat As an indication of the tremendous Advanced pupils in congress are tak business with the ship owners growth of the Livestock Industry in ing Co. organized at Bandon. TO RESTRAIN WASTE. Roseburg, Ore., July 28.-With a ing a special summer course in busi- Oregon and other sections of the Pacifi c ¡ capitalization of $500,0011 and George I The Union Furniture Co. of Albany Northwest, the Portland Union Stock- j ncsi psychology. i Liquids for Bread Making i H. Glynn, Charles A. Stark and ; has been reorganized with larger capi yards Company has found it necessary ¡ Peering deep into the future, one j Charles E. Lemon, all of Sutheilin, as tal and will be operated on a larger i to immediately make a large addition 1 Lumb.r Industry Investigati. n might behold an American naval officer incorporators, the Sutherlin, Coos Bay scale. to its pen sp ice in order to keep pice 1 Sweet milk is the best liquid for courtmartialed for too free indulgence Marshfield offers 162 acre3 cut up i with const..n'*y increasing shipments. & Eastern Railway Company „filed io ba Along New Lines. bread making, according to Dean Hen in vanila ice cream soda water. articles of incorporation with Corpo into acre tracts for factory sites free The nece -ity for increased yardage rietta W. Calvin, of the Oregon Agri- j Doctors advise “lolling” as an aid to | cultural College. It should be scalded ration Commissioner Watson at Salem to industrial enterprises. for sheep feeding is mainly responsible yesterday afternoon. According to the lo lg life. Do not try it during busi- General opposition continues among , for the additions which will be mat! : Washington, July 27.—The plans now to kill the micro-organisms that cause papers here the company intends t< ness hours, however without first sourness in milk, and then cooled. farmers and fruit growers against the at this ti ne, and it is estimated that I being perfected for the forest service build a railroad from Sutherlin to Boise, universal eight hour day. squaring matters with hoes. ! the new pens will take care of at least 1 part of the inquiry to be made jointly Mi*k bread will be a little yellow, but | Idaho, and also a line from Sutherlin t< A representative of Libby, McNeil & 15,000 head, making the tota* sheip by the department of commerce and Besides the man who racks the boat i its flavor is better than that of water j Coos Bay. The principal office of the Libb ’, Chicago, is making a survey of I capacity of the yards approximately agriculture into limber and lumber- there is the man who cranks up his bread and it is more nutritious. Water : company will be at Sutherlin. ' trade conditions in the United States The Dalles district to locate a $75,000 I | 35,000 head. o vn car without being sure that it is may be used, however, and good bread It is reported that the Musser, Roach cannery there Farmer Smith, of the O. W R. & , provide for covering entirely new “neitral”. 'can be made with it. Scalded but er & Weyerhaeuser timber people are be- 1 milk or whey, either one, make good Three dam ige suits agreagating $35, N. Co., returning from an inspection ground. One thought that may terrify ! hi id the venture. The first 25 miles of tread. Potato water is often used but 000 were filed the past week at Fort trip through Eastern Oregon, states Lumbermen are now admittedly con- Huerta in the still watches of the , the road, from here toward Coos Bay, that the grain yield for this state has i ducting their operations with a large i ight is that his enjmiei may corrupt if potato yeast is used with it, the I have been surveyed, the proposed line land against employers in the face of been considerably under-esl’mated, and i percentage of waste, said to be largely bread will likely be a jittle damp and his bartender. j running into a fine section of timbe -. the Workingmens Compensation act. , dark. None of these liquids should be The S. P. Co. is putting 600 tars of that in most cases the wheat is turning due to market conditions which make The line eastward is also b ing survey Germ iny.s demand for larger armies j used scalding hot, since flour is always •ut mich Matter than expected. He close utilisation unprofitable. There is gravel ballast on its Coos Bay line. promises to provide abundant work in j injured by scalding and the bread is ed now, it is reported, Sutherlin people atatiiS that farmers who planted ac no general agreements as to the actual now look for the early construction of Latter Day Saints, (Mormon), plan the shops and fields for the women. i damp, clammy and poor texture. climated corn are meeting with great causes of existing conditions and tl.e two sawmill-: and a box factory. a $35,000 church in East Portland. sjccess an I the growth of this crop is responsibility for present undoubted Prof. Taft might deliver an illuminat ---------- ---------- Gresham fruit groweis begin erection unusually good. evils. With rapidly diminishing sup ing lecture to his law class on “govern- Woman Judge Imposes Fine <'«'/ 1 i .A .-aCIi.ent, ebCt; of a cannery Sept. 1st. plies of timber to draw upon, wastef I A big cannery and fruit packing m.-nt by convulsion”. Albany, Ore., July 29.—For the first . P > j w. li kr wn nicrchnnt c Flavel gets a state b .nk with capital plant, to be built and operated by Lit>- lum jering hau come to be rqcogmz d ¡ten .li.»' b ., L tight a : tock < ! Chnr* There is now a long straight run to i time in the history of Albanv the police b , McNeil & Libby, the Chicago is a matter of serious public concern ¡aii r.'.f icincs so hh to be able to supnlj of $15,00'0. court was presided over yesterday by a I ci icin Labor day, with no local stops. to L. customers. After receiving An ore find on Sugar creek, Joseph packers, is practically assured for The | and an inquiry to discover the cau e woman. In the absence of her hus- i •'i io he was himself taken sick and sayi It might please the tired buisness ine County, runs $2 >00 to the ton. Dalles. A free site for the institution and seek for possible remedies is re ’.hat one battle of Chamberlain’« Colic person better if all the holidays could band, Recorder F. E. Van Tassell, Cholera has bun offered and fruits and vege , garded by forest service officials as an and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth The seeon Idredgerof the Hodson Co. Mrs. Van Tassell presided as deputy be bunched. tables in immense quantities will be j urgent need. It is believed that the more to him than the cost of his entire stock of Portland is being installed in the and imposed a fine of $5 on a man for of these medicines. For sale by all dealers. ¡umber industry itself recognizes the produced to keep it in operation. Sumpter mining district. Evidently the mediators grew tired damaging street pavements. —Advertisement. need and wiil welcome in; inquiry con County Assessor Strain of Umatilla | An order has been received at tie ducted along constructive lines. I Roseburg o__ 1___ i land _ . ...... thul office to the eflect that I County, an expert on taxation matters, calls the $1509 exemption class legis 16 sections of land, formerly a part of the Umpqua forest reserve, will be Speda: Training for Women. lation. on A sawmill will be built at Joler stat thrown open for horn.stead entry as October 2. Entries may be filed ion on the Willamette Pacific. Wcm n today are specially trained early as September 12. The land in Thirty men are employed laying pip - i 1 situated almost directly west of Rose for their life work. The specialization line for the new Baker waterworks. burg, in the '.'oast Range, and most of that is demanded io all fields of endea vor make no exception in the work of Astoria has a $60,000 apartment it is heavily timbered. women. That they should be expel t house under construction. At Sydney, tn Polk County, the 1 ho recJI is a new and active industry Krebs Brothers, formerly in the hop home-makers is quite as necessary ns in Curry county. business, are constructing an immense that men should be expert farm *rs or eiiglli ers. Facilities for providing The N rth Bank railroad will cjn- dairy barn whi i will be up-to-date in every respect, ft will have cement this training are afforded at the Oregon truct a 200 foot dock at Portland. Agricultural College by new buildings, Roseburg is projecting a $100,000 floors, bra. s ra I-, m -dern ventilalio i, new and modern in every respect and running water, and will cost about $2, high school. OK). J ne emploves will wear white thoroughly adapted to th-ir intended A second rswmil) s b ing located at I suits, and at milking time the cows use. Toe scientific instruction is broad Wheeler by the Bailey Lumber Co. will be washed, milked bv machinery uid thorough, for the efficient woman The Oregon Supreme court has just and only the final ‘ ‘stripping” will be must know why as well as how. 1 tie eld that the frea . law making unlaw done by hand, Fifty grades Holstein» h ime economics students are like wis ■ ful to the word “co operative” in a will be handled at first ai.d 100 head liberally in.itructel in language, liter ature, economics and sociology, in firm name is unconstitutional. additional will be purchased in the preparation for their great com numtV The clam canning industry at Warren near future. responsibili -I. s. ton will have a larger plant. Plans are practically completed by -------- « f *--------- South Coos River River wilt erect a theGreiham Fruit Growers’ Associa $10,00) schools house. tion for the erection of a cannery at Irtigalioi Projrcl for Oiegon Portland has ordere I $200,000 of that point, nearly all of the $15,00® in capital stock having b >en already dis paving and 3ewer work. Washington, July 27. The Com nis- S. A. Buck will erect a box factory posed of. It is planned to run the can sinner of the General Land Office today / nery on a co-operative basis, a plan it Eugene to employ 12 hands. which has been found successful in ! not lied Senator Chamberlain that the I former land office decision denyi ’g the The Cascade Contract Co. is building o’her localities, and it is believed that nouses and installing a crushi> g plant > its establishment will result in the application of the state of Oregon fur far rocs ballasting 60 miles of the 8. cultivation of hundreds of acres in | a light of way for the Tumalo irriga P. main line at Marion tion project, is recalled and vacated Powell Valley n >w i lie. m il a new decision recognizes lliustate The Standard Oil Co. will erect a Don’t forget Buyers' Week, in Port as a competent applicant for grantee distributing plant at Gresham. land, August 10-16. '1 he program is Bay City will erect a fish canilerv now complete and visiting business easements under the Carry desert land act. and a cola storage plant. men will sure have the time of their The direct prim try election in May livi s. Ni Race Suicide Thara will cost Linn county about $4,25) anil all the bills are not in yet. Ridg -ti d I. Wash., July 26. The Sole Agent Two Fatili!,es i.» Ind usti ies stork h- s been busy the pust tew da}s Construction has been started on the in the vicinity of Ki igeti -ld and the 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville,Crt west Umatilla irrigation project. Salem, Ore., July 27. The arciden s population was increased by four. On A concrete pipe manufacturing es- in the industries of the state totaled W -lines .av a son was born to Mr and tablishment is a new industry ut As 68 last week, according to nn announia - Mi s. John i.utzi nbiTger, of Pioneer; ft toria. ment made by Labor Commissioner a son also arrived at the home of Mr. The holdover senatois from Mult Hoff. Of th-s number two persons and Mrs. E Iward Littler; on Saturday nomah county are preparing a bill to were killed—John Olson, of Oregi n evening, a daughter came to Mr. and consolidate about thirty commissions City, in » paper mill, and H. D. Latham, Mrs. George A. Farquhar, and another u n et- live h.-ads sr.d nave about h ilf a of Burns, while working in a harvist daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Passmore, of this place. field. 1 million taxcj annually. STATE BANKS GAIN. PORTLAND LETTER Blue Ribbon Guaranteed .to be the best of Hard IÌ III III II II Lewis Ulrich
