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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1914)
Uieguii ximuncMi ¡Society JACKSONVILLE, J/CKSON COUNTY, OREGON, AUGI ST 8. 1911 DEATH IN F RE Tampico and Vera Cruz are not likely MRS. WiLSON DEAD. INDUSTRIAL REVIEW DEER HUNTER KILLED. tw demand the annexation of Mexico if I they have to police it. Considerable Interest Manifest- Nearly every man thinks he could Henry Olsen Killed by Louis Manufacturing Enterprises and Wife of President Passes Away: Three Men Lose Life in Forest manage a railroad, and judging by the Fire Nei r Drain. at White House, Thursday. Dodge of Ashland While ed. Money for Prizes Improvements Providing New Haven revelations, almost any man could have managed that road Hunting at Elk Creek Payrolls and Promot Subscribed. f better than it was managed. 0, Albert Safle. , Washington, Aug. 6. —Mrs. Wood-' Drain, Or. Aug. 5. What has become of the old fash row Wilson, wife of the President of John P. Durfee and George Hughes ing Development the United States, died at the White were burned to death, and Hiram Ap-j The first futility in the hunting sea Ai per previous announcement, Prof. ioned city fisherman who on every pos sible occasion had a group photograph House this afternoon at 5 o’clock of a piegate and Martin Welden had their son in Jackson county occured late Sat of Oregon Harrington was here Monday evening faces badly burned in a forest fire, la e complication of diseases in the interest of the Industrial School taken of himself and a borrowed urday evening, near Elk creek in the Her husband and three daughters yesterday afternoon, on Rock Cree- , Ì northwestern part of the county when Fair to be held here next month and j string of fish. bank i were with her at the end. Burial will five miles north of here. Many orb r Several reputations are in course of Louis Dodge of Ashland shot and in Salem, Ore. Aug. 3rd. State with Superintendent Wells and Prof. examiners reports show decrease of Smith discussed the matter and ar being wrecked in that New Haven stantly killed a companion, Henry Ol deposits in Oregon national banks from be either at Rums, Ga. her birthplace, workman narrowly escaped death in the or at Princeton, N. J. where the fam flames. Durfee leaves a wife and tv o scandal, along with the fortunes of sen. ranged some details, Nov. 1 to June 30 of $2,064,25«. children and Hughes a bride of a fyw ily resided for a number of years. Notwithstanding the fact that few various innoccn’t by standing inven Dodge and a friend named Estes* both months. r* of Ashland, had secured the services j I tors. Nearly two thousand piles driven on persons were present at the school of Olsen for a guide as he was a resi Astoria municipal dock to date. 1 The fire started when loggers used house to meet Mr. Harrington, great Kansas farmers are giving fetes in two charges of dynamite in a log in the interest is being taken' in the affair’ order to keep the boys in the country. dent of Elk creek and thoroughly Aug. 1st Cottage Grove granger dis- Leona Mill & Lumber Company’s and liberal subscriptions have been Improving the old fashioned cookery familiar with the woods in that region. | , cussed and condemned proposed labot They had pitched camp Saturday and i works. Only one of the charges ex made to the fund to provide premiums would also help. in the evening Olsen aifd Estes had | laws. ploded and this set fire to the under for exhibits, the committee is confident Tangoing on the heavy sand of the gone to a deer lick in the vicinity of The Coe. F. Willey Co. conducts ex Good Roads Movement Still brush. The workmen nearbv feared to, that the number of exhibits will be approach the scene to fight the flames, greatly in excess of last year and the beach is no slight punishment for it- thei» camp leaving Do Ige at the camp, tensive operations on Vale oil field be- At about 7:30 Olsen left the lick to re- { ginning this month, as the second charge had not exp'oded number and value of prizes will be con self. Gaining. Railroad Incor- turn to the camp, leaving Estes at the and made a near approach dangerous. New Bridge, Baker county, cannery siderably greater. Secretary Bryan is reported to have lick and when within about 30 or 35 feet A sudden veering of the wind trapp -d is running on beans. While it is rather late to begin pre abandoned hope for the ratification of porated a group of the men with fatal results, Krebs Bros., Sidney, Polk county, paration for entering the race for some the Nicaraguan treaty. While he was of the camp fire was shot by Dodge who The men working in the sawmill of the prizes there is still ample time about it, he might as well have aban hearing a noise in the brush supposeo are building a $2000 dairy barn. rushed to the fire to aid the logg-. ra in which to prepare exhibits for entry doned the Columbian treaty and made that it was made by a deer. The bui- Portland, Ore., Aug. 4, 1914, (Speci Main street, Oregon City, will be re let struck the unfortunate man in the and were enabled to save some va!u- in several classes, as for instance it twins, saving himself a second ordeal. al)—Delegates from Oregon, Washing paved with Bituiithic. heart, causing instant death. able timber, though unable to give th: Girls, sewing; girl' canning and pre ton and California held a Tri-State S. H. Friendly and A. Martin will | The man whose aspiration is strong Dodgegriefstricken by consequences serving; girls’ cooking and baking; and Good Roadsconvention at Medford last men caught in the flames the aal they enough doesn’t mind a little perspira of his act, called to Estes who returned build residences in Eugene. needed. The fire burned over a tract boys’ manual arts. No doubt a num Coquille court house will be repaint week for the purp i.-e of outlining plans of logged-off land, near the logging tion in order to reach bis goal. to the camp and together they prepared ber are already preparing exhibits in for future improvement on the high ed and renovated. A minister is holding daily services. the bouy. As night had closed in they the gardening and agricultural classes ways of their re ipective states, Tru roiul, destroying all camp building.*, Two east sidedocks are to be built at good roads camp lign will be under th j five donkey engines and a mile of the in which a number of prizes areoffered One must admire his zeal, even if we remained there until morning when ' they went to the nearest phone and Portland costing $140,000. doubt his judgement. for best exhibits. direct charge of the following officers: railroad track. The lire is under co .- | wired to the sheriff,s office in this city Pendleton will have auto street car President, J. H. Baxter, of San Fran trol this morning. The schedule of classes and premiums Well, if it will be nearly a year be- and later to the coroner who brought service for the roundup. offered was published in this paper fore we will have to go to cisco; Treasurer, Judge W. S. Worde’ , worrying the body out to Medford where an u - several weeks ago and a copy of same about income tax again. C. E. S. Wood, just home from New of Klamath Falls; Directors, J. H. Al quest was held at Perl.s undertaking York, says both the Hill and Harriman bert, Salem, Capt. Walter Coggshall, CROSSING DANGERS can be had by applying to the com- If Villa will take $1,000 worth of parlors Wednesday. mittee. systems will resume extensions in Ore Eureka, Cal., and Godfrey Winslow, f The verdict of the coroner’s jury gon under better financial conditions. Tacoma, Ve ash. Thete officials will baths in his new $1,000 bath tub, was as follows: “We the coroner’s much will be forgvicn. Hood River Co-operative creamery hold a meeting some time during the Pedestrians and Drivers Are Electric Sparks jury, find that Henry Olsen was a It is all right for the weather manto native of Wisconsin, age 23 years, and has secured site and will begin con I present m mtn for the purpose of ap- Exercising More Care | pointing permanent committees and i give us some warm weather but he that he came to his death from a gun struction at once. ¡outlining work for the coming year. Open season for prosperity to begin needn’t over do it. Metal production in Oregon for 1913 shot wound from a gun in the bands of Says S. P. to jump. , The first stretch of hard surfaced Our guess is that Huerta will not Louis Dodge of Ashland, carlessly tired. totalled 1,746,492. road in Oregon constructed under the Theories cause us no more worry fraternize with Diaz when hegets on Woodburn Independent has moved in- county bonding act “ as opened to rub- Pacific Coast pedestrians, aut. mobile than do facts. the other side. $72,6'i6 From Motor Vehicles .o ths new Austin brick just finished I her tired traffic on the 27th, at which drivers ami team drivers exercise more Some men carry their courage ------- —■- ' ■♦. ..................—' ' Eugene council and the Portland., time the delegates were taken over the care this year in approaching railroad around in a pocket flask. Eugene & Eastern Ry. have settled Salem, Or.. Aug. 4.— Fees received heir differences o t Eighth avenue, and I highway and shown what Jackson gride crossings than they did in 1911, Breaks Neck in Well. An egotist imagines that the world ! County has done to make Southern though there is still plenty of room nr from motor vehicles tegistralion from construction work begins. thinks as much of him as he thinks of ; Oregon a good road paradise. January 1 to July 31, this year, total improvement. The fact is shown in Oregon Eastern railroad renewed I himself. Burns, Or., Aug. 4.—Walter Simp $72,616, a gain of $15,773 over tin i ds central , , I i , Bids will , be asked for within , ,, a , few figures gathered by th ■ Southern Pae - construction from Vale towaru.. ------- The go< d die yourg, but occasionally son, a homesteader 35 miles south of whole of last year, according to fig ; ('ays tor the construction ot the Colunt- .tic Company in conn ction w ith its an old hen shows up on the bill of fare this place, a former Portland aulo ures prepared by Secretary of State O. egon the past week. River County !J bia - Highway in Hood ................. '- ‘ for | campaign for the conservation of hun - Contracts have been let for the Sandy which a bond issue of $75,000 was re i as a spring chicken. driver and for the past year serving Olc itt. Fifteen thousand three hun an life a al the privei lion of accident , cently voted. Caution—Besides walking on the William Hanley as chauffeur, was in dred and twenty-five motor vehicle river bridge to cost $-9,849. The company has in i.e every efiolt Salem labor organizations are picket thady side of the street, citizens stantly killed when he fell into a well licenses, 2775 motorcycle licenses, 109 A contract will soon rie let for the | to educate cal less pcdesti.ans and ve should refrain from haggling with the 90 feet deep and broke his neck. Simp d a ers licenses, and 1478 chauffeurs’ ing his public market building and boy construction of the Columbia Highway hicle drivers as lo the uanger of ap son had been drilling the well on his peymits make up this sum. During the cotting K. Ryan as unfair. Ryan Iris in Columbia County from Tide Creek I proaching railroad tracks with out first dealer over the price of furs. Flirtation is a coeducational in horn stead, and a biaston Saturday had month of July the fees amounted to ueen a prominent socialist leader and to the Multnomah County line with the ascertaining the safety of crossing. exception of a stretch from Columbia In this con.lection, observation ter is stitu-ion, says old Man Doodle but no released some gas. Yesterday he went $3535.50. Six hundred and ninety-six labor advocate. down twice to remove debris, and on motor vehicles were registered during Willamette Pacific grade is to be City through St. Helens to Warren. ' were made in widely seperuted local.- body ever got a diploma. his third trip down he became ill from lies in August, Septernoer and October, By appointing John Lind to succeed inhaling gas and signalled to be drawn that month, 142 motoicycles, five deal coinpie ed num Eugene lo Marshfield It is probable that a new mute will tie chauffeurs. by Jan. 1st. Between 1799 and 2990 laid out for this section between the lyl.l. Of the 17,021 inutot vehicles ob- George Fred Williams, the president up. When within 21 feet of the sur ers and 827 - -------- »eg.»-... - _ railroad and the river betore construe- | seived, the drivers ol 11.8..6 or 6t*2 men are employed. might restore the balance of loquacity. face he wasovercome, released his hold FOR RENT —The Norling house on pei cent, looked neither to the right! or tion is commenced Salem commercial club will make a Members of the American army and and fell to the bottom, being instantly Oregon street. $6 00 per month. Ap- io Lite left betore crossing lite trucks; strung pull for a starch taclory. It Is estimated that by the expendi- I navy who have been perspiring in silled. He leaves a widow. | ply to D. W. Bagshaw. 2.7 percent looked o. e way only; and Steam shovels are working night and ture of $10,00u the Crock County end out 21.8 percent looked in belli direc d >y between Nortu Bend and Ten Mile. of the McKenzie pass cun be put in tions, I lio astoniliing number of 3, Ilo I, The Hill system will resume operat good co’ dition. or 19.3 pc cent of the total number of The Central Oregon highway through ion of the big Kalama ferry and take u. ivc.s observed, ran over the eruss- Lake County is to be marked by a set uaffic right tnroug 1 to Astoria. ii.os at a reckless rate of speed, and of heavy steel signs with lettering out Eugene will try to flout a broom only 35 drivers stopped their machin s factory and A'bany is raising a subsidy into the metal in su -h a manner as to before crossing the tracks to see that make it conspicuous under auto head fur a furniture factory. there was no train approaching. lights at night. Wooden guide post Linn county officials are planning a will also be provided for the less im Ol the 4,889 drivers of teams, 39.4 percent looked in neither direction. 8.6 new auto roan to Cascadia. portant roads and crossings throughout percent looked one way only; an 1 52 The S. P. Co. will install block sig the county. percent looked in both directions. Of nals on 290 miles of its Oregon hues. It is announced by the State Treas 6,301 pedestrians, 3,082, or 49.1 percen , Red Ledge mine to have $199,090, urer that interest oil the State school ' looked III bulb directions; 15 percent in and Homestead mine $2:-0,<X)0 spent on funds will be divided among all the j one direction only; and 35.9 percent in development work, is a Baker Demo counties 01'the s.ate on the basis of both directions. crat report. their respective school enrollments. Philips and Miller have installed an The total amount to be divided will be ! PACIFIC LINcRS HELD 190 horsepower engine in their Bandon $373.490,95, of which Multnomah will j receive the largest single slice, $91,88.1 brickyard. The Springfield state bank is erect .95. J fie school population of the l/a/icouifcr, 6. C., Collectors state is 201,887. an increase of 4,777 ing a new building. over last year. The apportionment o. Will Refuse io Clear Ships The distilling of peppermint oil has the fund per pupil will be $1.85, as ; begun on the Dugold Campbell farm against $1.83 last year. near Coburg. Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 4.—Collecter Incorporation articles for the, Last heavy machinery for the new of Customs J. M. Bowell received tele- Sutherlin, Coos Bay & Eastern Rail Booth Kelly sawmill has arrived and graphi" instructions from the senior way have been filed with the Corpor the formal opening of the mill has been ation Commissioner at Salem within naval ofli er at Esquimalt, today, that deferred to Labor day Sept. 7. the past few days. According to the no shipping was to move outof Vancou With eight proposed tax measures papers the incorporators expert tocun- ver harbor. L iter this morning, furth on the ballot, the taxpayci will have siruct a line eastward to Boise, Idaho, er tele gi i m v. as mi ivt d pirinilting the but one course open on election day. and westward to Coos Bay. Twenty-1 regular c »asting steamers to sail <-n Sheridan business men are backing a sever milts of the line, toward Coos 1 their schedule; also steamers for Seat Bay, have been surveyed, the survey tle anil Alaska, and American andJap- cannery. I anese Shipping All other shipping is Willamina wants another payroll in penetrating a splendid body of limbs* 1 to Le held, and under this order the [ Sutherlin peopl- anticipate the early the shape of a cheese factory. Csnadiun-AiiBtraliaii liner Niagara, due construction of two sawmills and a box Washington county Pomona grange i factory, the industries to receive their to sail tomorrow for Sydney, and the condemned the $150) tax exemption, Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Rus ’ ’ supplies of material over the new road. the la-, for the unemployed public sia, due to »ail on Thursday for the works board under the Slate Labor —♦---- ----- Orient, will be held here by the collect Commissioner, and the abolition of the or of customs under this order from Ei- Coin Ready for Portland Barks. qtiimalt. death pen dty. Sole Agent Glendale has opened a new audi Look io V ><ir »•lunibing. torio n Washington, Aug. 5.—In response to You know what .i»| ' na in a bouse in 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore Green Mountain mine, Douglas coun • inquiries from Portland National bank , 1 which the plumbing i" I or condition ty, may operate on a large scale. I Senator Chamberlain has ascertained everybody in the home is li bls to contract tvphoid or Horne other fi ver. 1 he digestive Warrenton has carried a $150,000 from Treasury Department that an- | organa perform the same functions in the pr«rximately $2,400,000 is ready for de human body as the plumbing does for the bond issue for gravity water. livery to local banks, upon compliance house, and they should be kept in first class Cloverdale gets a $100') co-operative with conditions of '.he emergency ar . condition all the time. If you have any trouble with your digestion take Chamber cheese factory. Notes arc to be sent to the nearest sub lain's Tablets and you are certain to get P- nd iton sn building boom p.nd treaauary t->exp"d *e delivery upon t e quick relief. For sale by all dealers.—Ad- vertisctaent. ' depo.its of the eeur.ti ti.e Daily ir.bu :e has a r.ew home. THE INDUSTRIAL FAIR PORTLAND LETTER If I! 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