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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1915)
Oreg"; Historical Society VOL. VIII JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 9, 1915 ttoday by convening court. Noland Mon COUNCIL MEETING day received a telegram from Gov. West announcing his appointment to Acreage for Sugar Beefs Now succeed Henry L. Benson, now on the Held Tuesday Fvening. Only Supreme bench. He mailed his accept Shorthorns Prominent At Signed Totals Near 1500 ance and oath of office on the following Routine Business Trans- day. Shew. Lumber Plant For INTEREST GROWS PORTLAND LETI ER Acres. acted. Wallowa Couniy. 16-inch Coast Defense Gun Wednesday marked the Sficohd day in the house tb house canvass in secur ing acreage for the establishing of a beet sugar factory in the valley. The committee reports that approximately 1500 acres had been signed up and that the manner in which the landowners are becoming interested indicates that the required amount will be secured. Those in charge are considering go ing to Grants Pass and ask their aid in making the campaign a success. Arrangements have been completed to hold a meeting at Rogue River Fri day afternoon and one at Ashland Sat urday, The immediate vicinity sur rounding Ashland is well a lapted to the growing of sugar beets according to experts and a well attended and enthusiastic meeting is expected.— Sun ————wr«---------- NO. 36 ful whether the world will learn them ' FUG HIVE WIIH all. I HANDCUFFS Any Turkey’s that live past Christ- mas will look forward to a long and ' Swiss Italian Found at Pendle- uninterrupted period of peace and pros ton-—Escaped, Wore perity. Almost every father of a family can understand at this time of the year ’ why Santa Claus’s whiskers are white i as well as long. Bracelets-—Both Im- bedded In Arms. The regular meeting of the city dads Was held in the council chamber Tues . Portland, Ore., Jan. 5, (Special) The Chief of Coast Artillery recorri- Mexico is said to be simmering down ! Pendleton, Or. Jan. 6—Wilh tie mends the construction of 16-inch 50 day evenii H. Present Mayor Britt; At the recent stock show held at the and if not a kindly destiny will skim wrist bands of a pair of handcuffs «m- caliber guns for the new fortifications Councilmen Florey, McIntire, Norris Portland Union Stockyards, a large off Carranza that the peace pottage bedded | in his arms an unidentified Es of Cape Henry. This gun will be vast I and Prim; Recorder Stansell) Attor ' number of Shorthorn cattle were sold may be ready to serve. ., caped prisoner was arrested toda” by at auction individual animals bringing ly more powerful than the 16-inch gun ney Hanna. Minutes’ of previous meeting read record-breaking prices. In comment- Sheriff Taylor. He said he was a Swiss which has been sent to Panama. That Italian and that he had escaped from gun is only 35 calibers in length and and aporoved. Reports of officers read j ing on this feature of the show, Mana- INDUSTRIAL REVIEW an officer near Seattle six months ago. has a much lower muzzle velocity than and ordered filed. The usual monthly ¡ger O. M. Plummer saysi He insisted he hid not know why he the proposed new 16-inch gun. Brig. bills for street work, supplies, salar I “The Shorthorn sale was very satis- was arrested but said he was being Gen. E. M. Weaver Chief of Coast Ar ies, lights, etc. were read and ordered i factory to consignees as well as those who secured animals. The spreading Manufactures Enterprises and taken to Canada. He had cut the tillery, believes that in view of the paid. The feature of the evening was the ! of this good breed of cattle augurs [ chain of his handcuffs by rubbing the fact that foreign warships are mount Improvements Providing industry in this j discussion over the bill of the sexton much for tha beef links against iron. Not being abie to ing 45-caliber guns of 15-inch caliber remove the bands he pushed them up it is now necessary for us to outrange of the cemetery to C. D. Abbott for western country. county ’ Payrolls and Promot on his arms anc kept them concealid An enterprise in Wallowa those guns with powerful 50-caliber, services at a funeral. Mr. Abbott con by a large overcoat. The flesh had tending that the charge of $7.50 was which is now well under way is the ing Development 16-inch pieces.—Sc et.tific American excessive, and the city officials claim erection of a mammoth lumber manu- ■ grown completely over two-thirds of ing that this was the usual charge: of facturirig plant and the construction of Oregon I the band on the right arm. The oth< r PA/iy ! band was nearly embedded. He w; s which $>.00 is paid to the grave digger ! of 20 miles of railroad. The grading and $2.50 goes to the fund for keeping on this railroad has been completed ' I taken to hospital and the irons were j up the cemetery. Mr. Abbott having | I and several miles of steel laid. The! Portland Baggige and Omnibus sawed off. More Ha^ in Ration Lowers i refused to pay the bill, appeared be- ! mill will have a capacity of 100,000 ft. Transfer Co. has bought a block and “Hunting Wil h the Camera” fore the council with a protest against j of lumber per day and will be owned will erect a laige plant here. Cos! of Milk. Rebekahs Install Officeis i the samp. After considerable discus-. and operated by a syndicate of capi Bids have been taken for 450,000 tons i sion it was ordered that the city at- talists with headquarters at Kansas Is permitted under certain restric of rock for the Columbia jstty next. Oregon Agricutural College, Corval- i torney be directed to bring action a-1 City. The mill is expected to be in op tions, on the national bird reservations Ruth Rebekah Lodge install d the where of course a particularly happv lis, Or., Jan. 6—Hay is usually the I gainst Mr. Abbott for the amount eration by July 1 and it is estimated Hood River—Fourteen carloads apple following officers at the regular tn >et- went to New York by steamer vi ' claimed, and thus test the authority that it will take 15 years of continu hunting ground is offered to the photo most economical feed that can be given I a box with refrigeri.- ing Monday night. graphic sportsman. Permits are grant to dairy cows and if it is supplied in i of the council to fix the amount of such ous operation to exhaust the merchan Panama at Ella Walsh, P. G. tion. ¡charges. Mes«is McIntire and Prim table pine owned by the company. ed only after eggs have hatched, and palatable form so that cows eat it more Mamie Norris. N. G. operators are allowed to work only liberally, the production cost of the I voted in favor of the collection of the In Portland, on February 15, 16 and Corvallis —O. A. C. is proud of th. Martha Gall, V. G. bill and Messrs Florey and Norris a- when accompanied by a warden, so milk is generally lowered. “Most dai 17, will be held »he Ninth Annual Con new $100,000 gymnasium with the most Fleta Ulrich, U. that the birds may not be unduly dis rymen use too little hay and hay of too I gainst it, Mayor Britt cast the decid gress of the Oregon Retail Merchant’s completely equipped boxing and wrest- Flo Thompson, C. ing vote in favor of the motion. turbed. Malheur Lake and Klamath poor quality,” say the dairy experts association. This is one of the most ling rooms o i the coast. John Norris, R. S. N. G. Lake, Oregon and Clear Lake Califor of the Agricultural College. "The important organizations in the state, Alice Ulrich, L. S. N. G. Gresham—Nine buildings destroyed nia. have been favored by the photog reason that more is not used is gener having a membership of nearly 3,000, by fire are to be rebuilt. Ada Bagshaw, R. S. V. G. Pasture in Pork Production ally because hay is poorly cored so raphers. and practically every club and organi Mrs. Coslett, L. S. V. G. Hood River--Planning a new court that it has a bad flavor, ar.d cows do zation in Portland will assist in receiv —- ■ • (IX------------------ % Flora Ball, inside guard house. not eat enough of it to balance the ra- "To make pork production most pro ing and entertaining the visitors. Alex Norris, Outside guard Two Judges Claim Office tions properly. fitable in all its phases Oregon growers Martha Abbott, Chaplain At the request of Senator Lane, the Mayor Simpson of North Bend pro- “When hay is unpalatable cow’s will should provide pasture for hogs wher Interior Department is taking steps doses that the federal government C. 0. Abbott, Recorder not eat more than 10 lbs. each per day ever possible,” says R. E. Reynolds, to ascertain the holdings of private take over all Coos Bay improvements Lizzie Cronemiller, Treas. Klamath Falls, Jan. 6—Klamath and this shortage must be made up by extension livestock man of the Agri owners within the proposed new boun in future. A very delightful lunch w is served in County now has the distinction of hav more of the expensive grains. On the the lodge dining room. ing two County Judges. Marion Hanks other hand, good palatable hay is eat cultural College. "Fresh pasture has daries of Crater Lake National Park, B indon- A suprem.* court decision a beneficial effect cn the health of the with a view to prei aring a bill for the who received the highest vote at the en to the amount of about 20 lbs. per releases $25, DO to be expended on this hog besides affording valuable nutri- j recommended extensions of the park. Nov. election took his oath of office day, thereby giving much better re ents for the ration. While grazing the I A meeting of all organizations ard harbor. More Fuel in German} Monday. Willis Wotdeh who was elec sults. pigs obtain considerable exercise which I growers interested in fruit and vege I The ice cutting season in Eastern ted four years ago is still in office con “Of very choice clover oralfalfa hay I Oregon is on a month eai lier than usu- tending that his official term is for six carefully fed with stems and poorer is essential to economical gains, espe table by-products will be held in Port cially ir voting pigs. It has been prov Late jnformatiot) fro n Germany is land on January 25. A committee ap ' al. years. There is no clash between the parts cleaned out, a 1009-lb. cow may ed that cheaper gains Can be made in a pointed at the conference held at Spo : to the e lect that alcqhol and benzol Fro n J.n. JJ to Sept. 3), 1914 the two. They are awaiting the decision be induced to eat as much as 401bs. per of the Supreme Court in the parallel day, when fed no other feed. These pasture than in a dry lot. Likewise Soil kane some time ago expects to be able counties of the state spent $3,369,788 | are the fuels no.v used almost exelJ- ; sively by tfie government ca s of ail case brought from Union County, and amounts are frequently fed by farmers fertility is maintained more steadily' | to make a full report on conditions on reads. since the manure which is rich in ferti 'descriptions, and that, the only motors throughout the Northwest. will abide by the decision. Other coun in irrigated sections, but ir. is consid- Plans and estimates of cost of irri that absolutely req lire gasoline are ty officers who have been sworn in are; ered better practice to feed a little lizing elements is evely distributed on gating 2JJ,00t) acres of land in the Up those in the last aeroplanes. This hus F. H. McCornack, Commissioner; C. grain unless tho cows are not good or the lands pastured.” Electric So arks per Doiehutes River oasin are being released tne pressure on the supply of C. Low, Sheriff; C. R. DeLay, Clerk: hay is cheap. ” considered by government, estimated gasoline, “nd the embargo placed on George Chaatain, Circuit Conrt Clerk; Mrs. Laura McFall who has been cost $2,929,000 tins fuel at the start ol war has ben Perhaps IhoM ■ Russian and German George Haydon. Treasurer; Earl Whit visiting re atives in this city for the N .‘berg ill Bros, will erect a meat raised, solhat private owners, at leust Yot can fini a Notary Public at this past two months returned to her home armies are just playing tag. lock, Coroner. I ! those wtlo have been able Io retain Circuit Judge Noland assumes office office. One dear old lady says that she hopes packing plant at Albany. in California Mort.i iy. ■ their ears, find no d.flicuhy in getting Chas. Putney of California is prepar the Servians will win because they i supplies most any where. Benzol mid must be a good people, their capital. ing to manufacture a patent window alcohol are used either s< parately, or Nish, sounding so much like the Bi ventilator at Eugene. Mixed, and there are several carbure bie. A phone line is being promoted from ters in use in Germany that will han There must ba rejoicing at Mrs. Her Medical Springs to Baktr. dle these fuels satisfactorily. rick’s assurance that the stories of $1.30 per bu. for club wheat break s war atrocities are fab,ications. Eve ry person with a normal mind wishes the record. Spice of life to think as well as possible of the hu Oregon Counties will be represented man race. at the Panama fair. Rector Those pigs of i ours are in No sooner has Gen. Funston left 56 horses were shipped by express Vera Cruz than fate, acting in a parti from Pendleton to Denver, probably I fine condition, Hodge. Hodge —Yes zur, they be. An’ if v.e san manner, was seen attempting to fsr European armies. ; wus all on us as fit to die as them are, jog President Wilson’s elbow with all Eugene an<l Grants Pass have both l zur, we’d do. Liverpool Mercury sorts of atrocities in Mexico. been offered $650,000 beet sugar plant Mrs. Justwed Did the minister ki s Safety first. Did you do your shop if each town will raise $250,000. I you when vou were married! Mr . ping ahead of the eleventh hour rush. Grading on I ha Willamette Pacific Freed No, but the judge kissed me Santa Claus has also gone on record will be finished by Feb. 1. when I got mv divorce Boston Tran- as favoring the strictest neutrality. 'script Spencer's shingle mill in the Alsea AND TRY A SACK OF Among Mexico’s principal exports county starts sawing. Pat had gone h ick horn ■ to Ireland now might be named provisional presi Much mistletoe was shipped out of I and was telling about New York. dents. “Have you such tall buildings in A- Oregon this season. Europe is not the whole circus. There merica as they say, Pat?" asked trie We don’t mind giving the Railroads parish priest. "Tall buildings, ye ask is the war in the Chicago board of ed a five percent increase since they have sur?” replied Pat. “Faith,sur, the last ucation. been so nice about hauling the contri for At any rate the president does not butions for the starving Belgians free. one I worked on we had to lay on our stomachs to let the moon pass.” — 1 encourage the simplified spellers or (Heppner Herald) Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph I the futurist writers. V. C. Gorst of Marshfield has inven Every sack guaranteed. Car load just received Mazie Artie, where are we going Franklin brought the lightning down ted a land and water boat. on our honeymoon? Artie—Around j from the skies and Europe is using the Richland is working to get a hospit the world darling. They’re going to ! spark to shoot off mines. give it in seven reels at the corner pic- al. What has become of the old fash Taxes all over the state of Oregon ' lure show New York Globe | ionod man who knew what was good generally are lower than laBt year. “What’s that piece of cord tied on for frost bite. Cottage Grove tax levy is lowered 2 yolir finger fur! “My wife put it A New York banker has been fined millg l there to remind me to post a, letter." 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore. ! $10 because his aut< mobile "emitted ' “And did you post it?” “No; she for- ' tne weirdest, most uncanny and terri England is asking for bids from <Ire t (o give it to me.’’ — Cincinnati Fin- > gUirer ble noises.” The description must gon and Washington mills for have been borrowed from one of Col. OfW feet of railroad ties. Lawyer So you want to make a Roosevelt's stories about South Amer A building permit has been issued i cas(j of ¡l? farmer—Y s, by jing! I ican jungle beasts. for the new $37,333 armory at Eu- , o(ferC(j jo settle by fair means, an' he Warm heauts are a consolation in gene. wouldn’t. So I decided I,d hire a Isw- cases of cold feet. Don’t forget to ask your represents- : yer an’ have him took into court.— There comes a time when Indian tive to the legislature to vote for a Livingston Lance Summer has beaten a permanent re resolution limiting the number of bills that may be introduced by any member treat for strategic reasons. At The Churches to five. navy, Not only have we an excellent but we have Richmond Pearson Hob- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE son ir, the conning tower of Con- Knicker Does Smith owe all he is Services held every Sunday morning gress. to his wife? Böcker—Yes. but he has Y:r!t at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. There are so many lessons to be declare! a moratorium —New York Sun * Everybody welcome. learned from this war that it is doubt Start the New Year Right III III] mi uj » io H ANCHOR HARD WHEAT FLOUR $1.60 H II .11 Lewis Ulrich Ui H II