Jacksonville post., January 30, 1915, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 30, 1915
OL. Vili.
NO. 39
i duted with relation to real property j
Prosperity has not only been sight­ ALFALFA SEED DESTROYED
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
J
was passed by the House this forenoon, j
ed
in
the
offering
but
is
warping
its
I n > i
—
Four other bills were also passed. Be- 1
way into port.
i cause Huston’s bill will affect consid-
Vavue of Output for 1913 Placed
An appropriation of $700,000 by A/hlfi Seed f
'lbles
I erable property in the state, and be­ Manufactures Enterprises and
the Carnegie Institution, for research
cause it was regarded as sweeping more
by U. S. Geological Sur­
Gnat,
But
is
•
Work ought to enable them to discover I
Improvements
Providing
or less opposition was voiced against it. ,
the wai* in Europe at least.
Primarily
it
is
intended
to
make
valid
vey and Bureau of
Dangerous.
Payrolls and Promot­
Man is made of dust which may ac­
Rogue a'
’tte
deeds where there was an error in the
count
for
his
wanting
the
earth.
the Mint at Near­
acknowledgement or in the number of
ing Development
Vaiieys Wool Ware-
witnesses. Representative Huston ex­
Being sorry for yourself may enlist
The
alfalfa-Seed
d
eetrover.
known
ly 993,00(1,-
:
plained that these were defects that
the Sympathy of your neighbors.
of Oregon
as the chaicis (Iv, does i ■ ■< ru
house io be Es­
could be cured and that it had been the
One of the dreadfdl eventualities work inclover oralfa.t, - !■ ti m
000:
custom for the Legislatures ever since
that may take place in 1915 is the col­ the Gulf roast to the northern limits1
tablished.
the beginning to pass bills of this char­
A water grade highway up Hood Iliv-
lision of our two-ex-presidents whose of the United States, according to the
acter. Representative Davey declared er is being planned.
The gold-mining industry of the U- orbits touch at one or two points.
department’s specialist who hus per­
the bill was sweeping, and expressed
The First National Bank of Spring-
nited States had a prosperous year in
If some great men would swear off sonally seen the widespread devASta-. Portland, Ore., Jan. 26, (Special!
1914 and regained its normal condition on the thirst for fame, the year might tions of this pest. By harvesting se­ I The farm land bureau of the Oregon the fear that it would allow fraud to field has bought a sire and will bui'd.
creep in, and it might do more injury
inasmuch as early returns indicate an be the gainer.
Bandon—The Perry Veneer plant
verely infested crops, by cleaning; Stat* Immigration Commission is re­
than good.
ceiving
a
good
many
inquiries
in
re
­
output greater by nearly $4,000,000
has begun operations and business
What congress seems to be seeking fence lines an 1 ditch banks, and by j gard to the possibility of renting good
than that of 1913. Mr. H. D. McCas­ is a measure of economy that will not winter cultivation the grower of alfal- j
men are trying to start up the woolen
Compensation Ad
key, of the U. S. Geological Survey, effect the district of any individual fa seed may help to control this insect. | farm land, and nearly all thes« inquir­
mill.
who is authority for these figures adds congressman.
A new Farmers’ Bulletin (No. 636), 1 ies come from practical, experienced
There are protests against maintain­
that the production in 1913 was lower
entitled “The Chaicis Fly in Alfalfa
i_____ I farmers who are not at this timefinan-
ing the Bureau of Mines and Mining
Even
those
who
deride
him
must
con­
Salem,
Or.,
Jan.
25-
Representative
I
cially
able
to
purchase
land.
The
Bu
­
than for several years past and even
Seed,” gives the details of these meth­
and the state department of Geology
in 1914 the output was considerably be- fess that Mr. Carnegie picked a rea- ods of control, and may be had free of reau is now plant ing to add this rent: 1 Schuebel is preparing a bill to amend when Oregon stone is rejected
sonable
safe
place
for
his
peace
pal-
the
workmen
’
s
compensation
act,
feature
to
its
other
work
and
would
ow that of any year in the period
charge on application to the depart­
public buildings.
[ like, as soon as possible, to make up a passed at the 1913 session. The bill
1908-1912, when the high-water mark ace.
ment.
Ontario— Project is started to re­
will provide for more classifications of
was reached. For 1914 the prelimina­ There are eminent statesmen who
The chaicis fly under the microscope i generous list of such offerings- No industries than are contained in the claim 10,000 acres of land on Succor
I
fee»
or
commissions
of
any
kind
will
ry figures of the United States Geo­ hope that the war in Europe will be is a formidable looking insect but when
Creek.
logical Survey and the Bureau of the over in time to give contestants for seen in the field it is frequently con­ be charged, and in all cases the relia­ present act, with a view to reducing
the
burden
on
the
industries
in
which
Baker—New St. Elizabeth hospital
bility
and
fitness
of
the
applicant
will
Mint indicate a total gold yield of $92,- the Democratic presidential nomina­ fused with the gnat. These pests may
the hazard is not great. It will also will be opened next month.
be
carefully
investigated.
873,500.
tion a clear field.
be seen in great numbers flying over
Farmer» and land owners through- provide for a waiting period of one
St. Helens—New vegetable and fruit
In Alaska the output of gold increas-
It is still Theodore Roosevelts ambi- alfalfa-srted shocks and swarming over out the state who have land for which week, and further provide that unless
cannery about completed.
0 1 about $300,000, the industry Was ti m to be regarded as the
world’s the sickle bar when tho alfalfa is be­ they have no present use, and who the injury lasts for four weeks th
g nerally prosperous, and a large hardest working ex-president.
Portland firm has order for 10,000,-
ing cut. The eggs are so small as to
workman shall receive no compensi.-
Amount of dead work continued to be
be invisible to naked eye and are de. «•ould like to derive an income from tion for the first week. The presen 000 feet of lumber to be shipped to
Carranza has not much of a mobile posited through the soft green seed such acreage, are invited to write to
ddrie preparatdry to increased output
England in March and April.
from lode mines, the platter yield army, but his government is said to pods directly into the soft «eeds when J. W. Brewer, manager of the farm act does not provide for a waitini
Ontario—French government has
land bureau, at Portland, for blanks period.
was about $10,700,003, or the same as be the most mobile in Mexico.
the pods are about half grown. Im­
leased the fairgrounds to handle large
«
on
Whi
’
h
to
list
holdings.
in 1913, and increases made in the Ru­
Rebellious Filipinos ahe providing mediately upon becoming a fly, the in­
horse shipments.
by, Seward Peninsula, Iditarod, and the worst kind of argument for theen- sect eats it* way out through the
If present piatiS do not miscarry,
Raise Early Pu'lets
One mile of new railroad construc­
Hot Springs districts offset declines in 1 irgment of their freedom.
shells ot the Infested seeds, then thru Oregon will in a short tinle bo listed
tion in the state is worth more to the
output from Fairbanks and other
among
the
important
sugar-producing
Large portions of the
people than forty new laws by the leg­
This country has many practical op­ the green pods,
camps. Abundant rainfall favored
seeds are hollowed out in this manner stat«* of the Union. While Eastern
Pullets
must
be
well
matured
before
islature.
timists
who
go
out
and
make
good
placer mining. About 2tl gold-lode
when they are still green and grow Oregon has been more or less active in they will lay many eggs.
Coos Bay mills and factories are all
mines produced about #5,100,000 in 1914 hings come pass.
the raising of sugar beet» for a num­
ing.
Pullets that start to lay in the fal starting up.
Against $4,814,813 from 50 mines in
When you climb aboard the Water
The Infested seeds which still con­ ber of years, it is only recently that
1913. JuneaU, including tse Treadwell wagon in the morning don't ask for a tain the living larvae of tile insect the movement has extended to the before cold weather sets in will, as i
There is a general demand that one
rale, lay all winter.
ail 1 the pteat new Alaska-JUneau, transfer,
half the fish and game licenses go to
rtlay be recognised oy their abn >rm J Willamette Valley and the counties in
Alaska-GastineAu, and other mihes;con=
It is the early hatched pullets tha’ the county where collected.
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shape anu usually by the dull brown the south end of the state. Approxi­
tinued to be most important lode dis-
mately 5,000 acres have been signed produce eggs in the fall and winter,
Salem Fruit Union at Salem expets
color.
Some
of
the
infested
seeds
Belgiuni Has Paid All Debts
trict.
»
to double its business and handle $50(1, -
however, retain their natural color, up within the past few days in the vi­ when prices are high.
February, March and April are thi O'JO of products in 1915.
but they alwrtys lack the glossy Ap­ cinity of Mertford and Grants Pass, an
acreage sufficient to warrant the erec­ mor.ths to do your hatching in order to
Eledric Sparks
pearance
of
normal
sdeds.
The
extent
Portland—The new Pacific Iron
Paris, Jan. 27—One of the highest
tion of a beet sugar factory. A cor- secure early hatched pullets.
Works plant will be 400 feet long one
personalities in the Belgian Govern- to which alfalfa seed is damaged by j pofat’on backed by Oregon, California
Yearling an 1 2-year old hens do not way.
May we all get what is coming to us i ment, according to a Havre dispatch the fly is not generally apparent, ow­ and Utah capital has been formed to
ing
to
the
minuteness
of
tiie
insect
lay
many eggs in the fall, as they are
North Bend —Bids have been asked
to the Havas Agency, speaking in ref­
In iJ15. Of is that too brutal.
molting at that time, and the feed on the new $100,000 Simpson hotel.
and because its destructive work is ac­ carry through the project.
erence
to
a
German
news
agency's
The Indianapolis NeWs has ah edi­
Coos and Currv counties have a fund they consume goes not only to keep
complished within the growing seeds.
Judge N. Campbell warned the citi-
torial on "Kansas Now and Then” Statement that Belgian finances are itl The alfalfa-seed grower can only esti­ of $5,000 to meet the expenses of A up the ei ergy and life of the birds but
a
pitiable
condition,
said;
"It
is
evi
­
ze is of West Linn against building any
which is often enough, goodness
comprehensive
display
at
the
Par.ama-
also to put on or grow a new coat of but hard surface ! streets.
dently difficult for the government to mate the percentage Of his Crop des­
k.ioWs.
dispose of its resources since the Ger- troyed bv opening a large number of Paeifl« Exposition this year and with­ feathers.
Portland—City Dock Commission
Alrtidst Arty srtrt of forsign advice is rtlarts have laid hands on everything. the se >d pods and observing the infes­ in a few days the material will be
In properly matured pullets all sui- asks a bond issue of $800,003 to erect
8'ilcuiAted td get Us in bad these days.
shipped
to
San
Francisco
and
installed
ted
seeds.
—
U.
S.
Dept,
of
A'ricjlture
plus
energy
beyond
that
nee
led
to
Nevertheless) up td the presefit time
a municipal grain elevator.
in the Oregon building.
Mr. Taft deciares a golf player can it has met all its engagements. When Biiilstin,
meet the requirements of the body is
Dayton is to have a 830,000 mauso-
- — ' «v»------ »—
make a better score if hfe doesn’t in­ the Germans evacuate the country its
Of interest to all wool growers in available for the production of eggs.
lem.
is
a
move-
dulge in profanity. Quite likely; situation naturally wiil not be brilliant
Write the Secretary or Agriculture,
An Ashland merchant accused of th;* an 1 adjoining states
Salem public library received
swearing usually means that the play­ for everything will have to be built up i selling stale eggs to his customers and ttient fecdfitly Inaugurated to estab­ Washington, D. C., for free bulletins
13 fur 1914 and spent $713.20 for
er has lost his temper and when that again, notably the factories which con- representing that the same were fresh lish a big Wool wArehOUSA In Portland on poultry management.
books.
happens he has lost his poise andjudg- stitute one of the principal resources was fined $100. in the justice court to handle the c) p from all flocks If) this
••
W.1»
ment.
territory, thus eliminating the specu­
Arlington—Creamery here being put
of the country.
Tuesday.
lator and broker who have heretofore Quicksilver Production in 1914. in shape for operation.
cut deeply into the annual receipts of
Gardner First National Bank «ill
the sheep mm. Under the new plan
erect a building.
all wool will be grad d heie and the
Th« domestic production of quicksil­
Portlaud —A $35,000 warehouse con­
producer will be advised exactly what ver in th« United States in 1914, was tract let on Sullivan’s Gulch.
his wool is worth. It is estimated that 16,568 flasks of 75 pounds each, valued
this plan will net the woolmen from 3 at the average domestic price for the I St. Johns improvements totalled
to 5 cents per pound over former pric­ year at San Francisco (approximately $140,000 for 1914.
es.
$19 a flask), at $811,832. A compari­
Auto service between Eugene and
son of these figures compiled by H. D. Springfield may compel reduction in P.
McCaskey. of the United States Geo­
Hopes For Rai'.way Io Eureka logical Survey, with the Survey’s sta­ E. & E. train service.
Bills introduced in the legislature
tistics of production of 1913, shows a
abcut
half the nuaiber of two years
decrease of 3,645 flasks in quantity and
Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 27 Accor­ of $1,329 in value for the output of ago.
ding to advices from Eureka, Cal., 1914.
Salem Woolen Mills reopen amploy-
there Is reason to believe that the Hill
There were 33 mines and prospects ing 125 hands.
Guggenheim Interests are planning to producing quicl.si.ver in 1914, of which
Pendleton put down 35 blocks of
build an electric railroad connecting 23 were in California. In 1013 there
Klamath Falls with Eureka on Hum- were 24 producers, of which ¡8 were in Warrenite pavement in 191 I.
buidt Bay, and it is reported that sur- California.
Between semesters (). A. C. Glee
v< vors are already in the field. The
Club members were given a trip by
route is said to be along the Klamath
the railroad company in payment for
R ver to Reqtia. It will enter Hum- Marriage License Law Stands concerts given for the company.
b d It county bv way of Trinidad. For
Brownsville cannery put up 31 tons
the operation of the line, it is reported
I I of beans and several tons of putnkiii".
a power plant will be built at Klamath
Salem, Or., Jan. 27—Dr. Anderson’s Cash sales $26,577.
Falls and that another will beconstruc- bill to ab'dish the provision of the mar­
91 ted at Ishi Pishi Falls on the Klam­ riage license act requiring a medical Eugene city council Is holding Econ­
ath.
certificate of applicants was defeated omy Conferences to reduce tuxes.
in the House yesterday. Dr. Ander­
Baker Will not erect light plant
son and other uhyiici’n* urge the pas­ but ha’ contracted with Eastern Ore­
We can sell you a 5 pound can that
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jffjlo Nickels sage of the repeal bill as they held the gon Light and Power Co.
eugenic act as now on the books impos ­
usually retails for 45 cents a pound
I Prelirnii ary estimates of the output
sible of enforcement. County Clerk .1.
for $1.50.
I
h'
Or
an. 27-Bogus buf- B. Coffey, of Portland, urged the bill ! of metals from Oregon mines in 1914
fell off $200,090 in spite of spendii g
1s of them, have before the committee.
$51,000 on a bureau of minis.
npr
rte last two weeks
■ Co Ba
h: nts Th“ coins are
Fifty-three per cent of Oregon far­
, t i
those issued bv
Hud His Faults
mers employ laborers, paying $11,162,-
tele SHrn, s I I h have since been
<i<»0 a year wages. A law is proposed
.lied Because they cannot be stacked
to bring them under the stale Labor
piles. The only difference noted is
(New York Sun.)
Bureau.
that on the counterfeits the position of
She entered the department store
the buffalo is changed slightly. At one
and complained about a lamp she had
How She Voted
aloon a bartender has collected 250 of
purchased, demanded that it be taken
these nickels. It is believed they come
Jacksonville, Ore.
7 he Pioneer Store
from California where some time ago back.
(Judge)
•‘What’s the matter with it madam?
a Japanese was found maxing counter­
"What do you men mean?” demand­
'•It has all the faults of my husband
feits.
ed the woman watcher at the polls.
with n ine of his virtues.”
| “What’s wrong?”
"Please explain yourself.”
"1 hear v«u have been throwing out
"Well, it has a good deal of brass a-
Curing Defects Favored
bout it, it is noi remarkably brilliant, the ballots of women.”
"We have not. We did throw out a
requires a great deal «>t attention, is
recipe for sponge cake, a package of
unsteady
on
iu
legs
flare
’
up
occasion
­
Salem, Or., Jan. 25—Representative
powder papers and a couple of love let-
Huston’s bill, curing defects in all ally, is always out at bedtime anil is
' ters."
bound
to
smoke.
”
deeds and instruments heretofore exe-
PORTLAND I ETTER
INCREASE IN GOLD MINING
Folgers
Golden
Gate
Coffee
WEEK WILL BE HERE SOON
Orders Are Taken Now
Lewis Ulrich
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