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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 13, Ì915
GORSTS NEW INVENTION
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in Germany, that does not make him
any more popular in England. No
wonder he is coming to America.
This country made and sold 2,200,-
000 top buggies last year. Naturally
those enticing places for courtship do
not lose their popularity.
MASS MEETING
GERMAN
PORTLAND LEITER
WOMEN FIGHT
Legislation to encourage the employ-1
merit of labor is what is most needed
in Oregon—not more labor regula- I
Neither Fish Nor Fowl, Names
Nominates Candidates For City Russians Fiid Them at th; tion,
Utilize Beds of Kelp. Plan to
To encourage more immigration and
it Amphibion.
Officers Only Contest Is For
Very Front With F if les
not drive people from the city, Eu­
Erect Signboards,
live-
gene asks less legislation.
Councilman.
stock Prospects
Besides ship-’ for the carrying trade
Springfield Planing Mills will estab­
Petrograd, Feb. 9—The engagements
The Marshfield Record gives the fol­
Uncle
Sam
needs
young
men
who
can
lish
box
and
furniture
factory.
j aro growing in intensity at the two ex­
lowing details of the invention recent*
Oregon Exceed­
The mass meeting called for the tremities of the Eastern battle front
Independence—Fruit growers are or­
ly perfected by V. C. Gorst, a former talk with the South Americans in Span­
ish
and
Portuguese.
nomination
of
candidates
for
munici
­
In
East
Prussia
as
well
as
in
the
Car
­
ganizing
a
cannery.
ingly Good.
resident of this citv.
pal offices to be filled at the election pathians, according to information
“V. C. Gorst'S invention, which he
In these times that try men’s souls
Salem-Act of legislature insures
March 2, was held at the city hall reaching Petrograd
today.
The $230,000 bridge.
terms all amphibion, is likely to solve io is sweet to realize that the checker
Portland, Ore., Feb. 9, (Special)
Wednesday evening. Although a pret­ same news sets forth that on the
a transportation problem that many tournaments are attracting crowds.
When a good thing is done by one There never has been a lime in the
ty fair crowd was in attendance but Warsaw front the battle has subsid­
minds had puzzled over since Coos Bay
House of the legislature the other history of tne state when the farmers
Doubtless the password into the in­ little interest seemed to be taken in ed.
Was Settled. The machine is a combi- ner councils at Springfield Ill. is“High-
House kills or recalls it.
have had such an opportunity to make
the nominations except for council­
The fighting line from the Province
hation invented by Mr. Gorst and is a ball” uttered with an alcoholic ac­
Eugene people are looking after a money by raising livestock for meat
man.
of
Plock,
in
Russian
Poland,
as
far
peculiar looking affair. It is built on cent.
purposes as at present. With an ag­
Mr. Emil Rritt was chosen chair­ n >rth as Tilsitin East Prussia is virtu­ lace factory proposition.
the frame of a Hupmobils and the mo­
gregate shortage of over 3,000,000
man
of
the
meeting
and
upon
the
com
­
Dallas
may
issue
bonds
to
buy
the
ally
continuous.
The
Germans
to
­
Odd
jobs
will
never
enable
the
un
­
I
tive power is one of the 80-horsepower
meat animals approximately 800,000,» 4
pletion of the organization, nomina­ day apparently are taking the offen­ waterworks.
aeroplane engines taken from an old employed to keep even.
1)00 pounds, in the leading pack ir j;
tions
for
councilmen
were
called
for
sive
from
Gumbinnen
and
the
Mazru-
Albany
Resolutions
adopted
to
raise
aeroplane,” The engine is mounted
With Charley Fairbanks in the arena
centers of the United States, it is cer-
about six or seven feet high, back of for 1916, Indiana buttermilk will make and the following names presented: ian Lakes, as far south as Lipno, in $25,000 for a cannery.
tain that for some years to come there
Wm. H. Johnston, W. I. McIntire, Poland, on the right bank of the Vistu­
the automobile, and the power is gen­ another famous beverage look gay.
Douglas County game protectors op­ will not only be an unlimited demand
Chauncey Florey and U. 0. Abbott, la.
pose freak legislation.
erated in the aeroplane propeller,
for meat animals, but it is also certain
Its hard to preserve faith in eugen­ Mr. Abbott asaed that his name be
A dispatch from Warsaw says that
Which revolveB at a tremendous speed.
Drain co-operative cannery closes j that prices will range high and it is
withdrawn
and
a
ballot
was
taken
up
­
ics
when
a
perfect
couple
after
two
among
the
prisoners
taken
by
the
Rus-
There are no chain drives and the mu­
successful year.
. not impossible that all previous records
ch ne is sent foward at a terrific speed years of wedded bliss begin to look for on the three others with the following 1 sians in the fighting at the junction of
A Duluth corporation is after iron I may be broken.
result:
Johnston
82,
McIntire
49,
Flor
­
a
kid
to
adopt,
the
Bzura
River
were
a
number
of
Ger-
by the propeller.
mines on Rogue River.
ey 47. Messrs Johnston and McIntire
Assuming that in the near future
“Mr. Gorst has made two trips from
Although Congress has tried in vain were declared the choice of the meet­ mtn women. According to this mes­
A
placer
on
Lobster
creek,
Coos
|
the
present fertile farms of Western
sage
some
of
these
women
were
found
North Bend, going into the water, to find out what “constitutional psy­
with rifles in their hands in the first County, yielded $3000 in a few weeks. Oregon will be in urgent need of fer­
speeding to JarViB Landing, thence chopathic inferiority’’ means, there is ing.
Leslie Stansell for recorder and Jas. ine of trenches.
Bandon laundry and ice plant consol­ tilizing materials, State Engineer Lew­
across the sandspit to the seawall and growing suspicion that the patient
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M.
Cronemiller
for
treasurer,
were
is has recommended that some action
idated.
up the coast to the Umpqua river. never recovered.
nominated by acclamation as no other
There are pontoons on each side of the
Frazer & Son Eugene have estab be taken to make use of tbegreat ke p
Shooting
Migratory
Birds
The president is working overtime names were presented for either posi­
beds along the Oregon coast in order
craft to support the machine while in
lished manufacture of fire hydrants.
nowadays explaining his Jackson day tion.
io save the enormous amountof potash
the water. The trip from Ten Mile
Coos Bay Iron Works will m anufac­ which is annually going to waste. He
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speech.
It
is
not
so
easy
to
make
it
From
the
number
of
letters
which
creek to Jarvis Landing.a distance of
ture gas engines.
clear how he happened to say what he
states that it is comparatively easy to
they have received on the subject re­
Forest Notes
ten miles, was made in 11 minutes on
Marshfieled Contract let for Catho procure supplies of nitrates and phos-
diJ
not
mean
and
to
mean
what
he
did
cently, officials of the department be­
one of the return trips.
not say all at the same time.
! phates, but the principal source of pot­
lieve that sportsmen may unintention­ lic church, 25x50
‘¿There was a big crowd at North
Newberg —Cannery business for 1914 ash is now closed by war. It is believ-
It
is
estimated
that
the
government
’
s
ally violate the provisions of the Fed­
It is reported that the German Gov­
Bend to see the initial introduction of
, ed the kelp beds can be made to pro­
the amphibion this week, and although ernment diamond syndicate of south­ Grand Canvon game refuge, in Arizo­ eral migratory bird law, which it is totalled $53,305.
Forest Grove —State fish hatchery duce enough potash for present and
Mr. Gorst went through to Jarvis west Africa has offered its stock at re­ na, now contains about ten thousand the purpose of the Government to en­
future needs and may also open up a
force rigidly. Under the provisions to be located on Clear Creek
Landing over the water at a 15-mile el iced rates to an American concern. deer.
new and profitable industry.
rate, he is not satisfied and desires to The time has come when coronets and
More than nine million young trees of this law no waterfowl can be shot
Pendleton —Umatilla County Court
A plan which might profitable be
get more speed for water out of the tiaras are not regarded as actual ne­ and ten thousand pounas of seed were i in the northern or breeding zone after is moving for a $25,000 county libra-
January
15,
except
in
New
Jersey,
followed in all parts of the Northwest
machine, and will therefore experi­ cessities in Germany.
planted on the national forests in
where the season extends to February ry-
| has been adopted by the counties i..-
ment some on improvements.
The Londor. Times begs leave to re­ 1914.
tiresham —$25,000 union high school i eluded in the Willamette Valley Expo­
1. In most of the southern or winter*
fute the popular opinion that Poland
The government built more than two ing zone the season closes Feb. 1, but will be erected on 4 acre tract.
sition association, by which large sign
is wild and desolate, but the armies thousand miles of trad and three extends to Feb. 15 in Florida, Georgia
' boards will be erected along the line
Electric Sparks
Dallas
may
get
the
unemployed
have hardly haa a fair chance yet.
thousand miles of telephone line on and South Carolina. These regula­
Great Western sawmill near Black j of the railroad telling passengers on
the national forests in 1914.
tions were prjclaimed on Oct. 1, 1914. Rock.
the trains just where they are at any
Ambassabor Tom Page is now in
No change ha= since been made in
time, in what county and the distance
At
least
25
percent
of
the
larch
tim
­
Instructed by Court
Forest Grove —Building prospects to the state capital un i als > to the
position to get some pointers on a his­
ber over large areas in eastern Oregon I them, and no change is likely to be
tory of the reconstruction days in It­
nearest important town. As these
has been killed or weakened by mis­ I made until the constitutionality of the are best in the history of the city.
aly. . '
.
Portland —East Side Business Men’s signs will be uniform in size and at­
tletoe, and the forest service is taking law has been passed on by the United
Grants Pass, Or., Feb. 8—The Road
States Supreme Court. As a matter Club will elect two-story building.
tractive in appearance, it is expected
Still,if prohibition grabs the city of Supervisors of Josephine County were steps to combat the pest.
of fact, the law provides that allchang­
they
will be of great interest to trav-
Washington.' it wor’t be such a long in session with the County Court, Sat­
Success has followed forest planting es in the regulations must be consul-1 Bandon—An engineer has arrived
elers.
long way to Baltimore.
!
and
work
will
soon
begin
on
the
new
on
the
sandhills
of
Nebraska.
Jack
urday. The meeting was held for the
ered for a period of 90 days, and then
Have you any fine sc< n?ry in your
The California Stage beauty who purpose of instructing the Supervisors pines planted there by the government must be anproved and signed by the jetty.
vicinity? During the pre.ent year
forest
service
ten
years
ago
now
hftVe
calls her husband a "simp” probably and they were advised of the best ways
North Plains -Haulenbeck mill and
President before they become effect­
and means of constructing permanent a height of over 15 feet and a diame­ ive. It is thus evident that there is planer have been leased and will be oi - Oregon will be visited b a great army
caught him with a sitnpeh
of tourists and it is desirable that they
roads. Each district was advised of ter of 4 inches.
no possibility that prohibition of spring erated.
New Jersey* this year takes up the
be encouraged to visit every part of
the amountof funds it could spend dur­
Increasing use of the national for­ shooting will be in any way modified
proposal to tax bachelors. Why does
Springfield Creamery Co. will crei t the state if possible. The Press Bu-
ing tne coming year and where work ests bv local farmers and settlers to this year.
nit the state ever take the other horn
$5000concreta building and refrigeri-' r an of the Portland C< mmercial (’ll b
would be of the most benefit. The Road supply their needs for timber is shown
The officials of the department who
of the dilemma and propose to pension
would like to receive a brief descrip­
Supervisors were guests of the County in the fact that small timber sales on are intrusted with the enforcement of ting plant.
married men?
tion of the notable scenic attractions
Eugene Water board will call for I
Court at a luncheon at the Josephine the forests numbered 8,298 in 1914, the law are anxious that these facts
in every community in lhe state. In
Though Bernard Shaw is unpopular Hotel.
be impressed upon the people because bids on $20,000 reservoirs on College addition to the description, state how
against 6,182 the previous year.
ic is the intention to investigate care- Crest.
the scenery may best be reached,
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I f illy all reports of violations made to
wiiether by train, trolley or i ulomi-
tne department’s inspectors and war­
rw. -w- V-
twari 1*»
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bile and its approximate distance from
YOUR
HOME
PAPER
dens and to prosecute all such viola­
principal points.
tions in the Federal court». In thit
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! connection it is pointed out that prose-
You
Helping Build Not Member of School Board
I cutions may be intituled at any time Are
j within three yeais of the offense.—
if Up?
! Dept, of Agriculture Bulletin
Salem, Or., Feb. 8-Supt of Public
Instruction Churchill recently ruled in
“It is not enough for a live commun­ a matter of lhe composition of School
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
ity that advertising should be correct-! I Boards that the directors alone consti­
ly used to stimulate businees and to!
tuted such a board, and that the clerk
promote general prosperity. The home
Manufactures Enterprises and newspapor is a social and intellectual was not a member thereof. The ques­
tion arose in Klamath County and the
thing as wefl as a medium of business
clerk not being satisfied with the rul­
Improvements
Providing
One cannot serve the comrnnitv better
ing that left him off the board, so ar­
than by seeing that interesting items
Payrolls and Promot­
gued the matter that it was passed off
get to the editor; call him up and tell
to the Attorney General, who in an
him. To do so is th* neighborly thing
ing Detel ;p nenl
I opinion rendered this moi l ing sustains
a courtesy not to the publisher alone ' the Superintendent holding that
of Oregon
but to everyone in the district who
clerk only acts as secretary of
might be interested in your little
j board and that a meeting called
Camps are being established and item.”
1 common consent of the members
Whenever Eric W. Allen, head of
men are employed on the new Salem-
such board is legal.
the department, of journalism at the
Stayton railroad.
University of Oregon, speaks in a town
Oregon Power Co. installing new he urges the citizens to get behind
BRITISH CASUALTIES
1 lighting system for Monmouth.
their home paper in both a business
Polk, Y«mhill and Ti'lamook offer to and a news way on the ground that the
put in $45,009 on Grande road to Tilla­ newspapers < an be made a wonderful Asquith Tells Commons of Lcs-
mook if State Highway Commission agency for buildii g up a community.
Can you afford to buy it in 30, 40 or 50
ses Up to Febtuary 4.
puts up equal sum.
Mr. Allen means not merely the com-
gallon lots at a price almost equal to this and
The Blue Sky Corporation Depart­ inunity whose business men are pros-
London, Feb. 8 Premier Asquith,
take chances on evaporation, fire, etc.
ment wan’s control of platting addi­ j pering, but the community that is a
tions and selling stock in real estate real social and intellectual center. He speaking in the House of Commons to­
I looks to the home paper as the most day, sai l that British casualties in all
schemes.
' powerful means within reach to bring I lancks in the arena of the war, from
Mary E. Clarke is building an apart­ ■ about this kind of “success.”
■ the beginning of hostilities to February
ment house at Marshfield.
| “if you can once get all your pe - 4, amounted to approximately 104.010
More plit-log drags and less splitting : pie into the way of Voluntarily pour­ men. This includes killed, wounded
profits with road contractorswill make ing interesting scraps of news into the .nd mi-sing.
I weekly paper, you will add immensely ,
better roads.
to the general friendliness of the com­
Going Back io W >rk
St. Helens-Local qu irry has a con-
munity,” says Mr. Allen. "You wi I
tract for 80,OX) belgian blocks.
be helping to make your town the kit d
Elizabet’., N. J Feb. 8 Tbe assem­
lhe Pioneer Store
The legislature is killing labor bills of place where people want to stay
Jacksonville, Ore
whir h interfere with in lustries as fast and to which former residents will bling department, me of tbe largest
al the Singer Sewing Machine Works,
as they show up.
I want to come back, — Ex.
has a noil red a le urn <>l all men on
A St Helens shipbuilder will build
Mrs. Marie Wilder, wife of E. K. a full tune schedule, beginning today.
new mill for government snagboat Wilder, died at her home at Phoenix, Al the office of the management, it
Mathloma.
Monday, aged 43 years. She was a was said the entire plant will be bacx
Springfield —S. P. Co. is Macadarriz native of Germay and had resided at on the old schedule wlthtn another
ing Seventh Street to depot.
Phoenix for the past seventeen years. month. Early last Fail about 50% of
j the 9000 employed there were laid
St,
Johns—Evangelical
United She leaves a husdand and three chil- !otf.
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dren.
Church to be built to cost $6000.
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Flour is Going up but
Gasolene is
Coming Down
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I will sell you any amount
from 1 pint up at
20c. PER GALLON CASH
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