clot y ■ I'.’ Hall VPL. VIII JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 6. 1915 A LITTLE HISTORY NO. i l which might have easily been made 160 ENTOMBED IN MINE great run ot tourists who have no de- untenable by a warship in the harbor INDUSTRIAL REVIEW | sire to go to Europe this year. D ’ without lo«s, Lord Howe, under Sir That name of “Whales” for the Chi- Regarding Natiors Now at Wnr Henay Clinton-then in command in Rescue Part) Searches for i cago Federal League team will be al) i Boston, in contempt of the foe, formed Í Portland Com n :rcia! Club and right if they do not qualify as min Manufactures Enterprises ar.d I his army in solid column and ordered and Relations With Them Them After Explosion, and nows before the end of the coming sea ■ them to drive the rag-muffins out, Chamber of Commerce Improvements Providing son. One Victim is Found. The Future Outl ok. ' which cost him the lives of 1,500 sol- Anyway, the women can’t do any 'diers and some of his most valued offi Consolidate. Plant to Payrolls and Promot ! harm to city Government that con cers. Hinton, W. Va., Mar. 2—An explo- | Manufacture Po- ing Development sists of nineteen conflicting bodies. That war won for this country inde (By Judge Goodw sion occurred in the mine of the New , "The price that staggers humanity” pendence, hut also taught England a' tafo Starch Dis River & Pocahontas Consolidated Coal 1 of Oregon PART 1. lesson on the treatment of colonies has already been paid many times for Co. three miles from Thurmond W. Vai the European war. cussed. Not only the governmc bvit the which has enabled her to retain her ; at 8:30 o’clock today. The mine con Whet! it comes to telling a local offi pjople of the United Stat r m i st keep hold on Canada, Australia, jndia and ! nects with another mine, each employ Permanent registration law enacted South Africa and which makes her su cial what is the matter with him. New j will save large sums, and endless trou their heads level in these iys, , . . when ing 81 men, all of whom are believed Portland, Ore., Mar. 2, (Special) York does not need the help of any im- ' ble to voters and make separate city the war is sore in Europe I the later preme in Egypt now. to have been in the pits when the ex In those years France was our friend Of great interest to the city o* Port ported emotional oratory. arrivals in the United St.-tos And their registration needless. plosion occurred. Rescue parties immediate descendents, u.—>ed away Lafayette and others come and joined were at once organized and the fans land, as well as to the entire state, is Mexicans who have asked for the ad E. Jerome, Portland, promoting rail- by their sympathies for thi or that our army; France sent the fleet and were set going within 15 minutes after the movement, which has so far pro vice of Col. Roosevelt are probably road Prineville to Redmond. country in Europe are a : to misjudge I >aned the money which finally closed the explosion, but at 10:30 o’clock gressed as to insure its ultimate suc looking for some brand of emphatic Washington solons wiped out its the situation and what should be the the war in triumph for us. That, sure none of the miners had been brought cess to consolidate the Portland Cham eloquence with which they have not be luxurious tax commission but Oregon ber of Commerce with the Portland come familiar. duty of this country in thin foreign ly, we never can cease to be grateful out. believes in keeping hers. i Commercial Club, bringing all the ac- for, even if behind the French govern war. A rescue car of the Bureau sf Mines The tendencies of future emigration Harrisburg is to have a new city-..,,,, ’ I tivit es of both organizations under one They all recall what their former re ment’s acts there was as much hate I was ordered from Glen ilium, W Va. j management making necessary the col- are difficult to calculate in view of the hall. of England as love for the colonies. spective countries have dor.e for us ! The explosion occurred in Mine No. 3. fact that every country is frankly ad- D. J. Riley. Dallas building movie At that time there was i no United ______ , Great volumes of smoke poured out of , I lection of only one fund instead of two and are not careful enough in giving mitting an increased cost of living. theatre 51 by 130 feet. and vastly broadening the lines along ! their opinions of what our country Germany, Prussia was the ruling king- - : the openings. The c nneeting mine is Kentucky’s night riders make the which the united forces will operate. dom and Frederick the Great was atjNo-4. Buck box factory, Eugene, received should do now. reckless motorist seem comparatively carload steel for egg crates. The funds necessary to carry on the Such people forget that th. first in the zenith of his great fame. One rescue party penetrated the rrain harmless. i work of the single organization will be When the great war of the revolu- | stinct of nations, as wtll as individuals Canning iack rabbits proposed for ' drift at Mine No. 3 about 100 feet ar.d Why does not Jim Hill do p little eastern Oregon industry. is the instinct of self-preservation, and tion came and an army was summoned I found an unidentified miner still living ‘raised in the form of membership fees, that when the war is over all the bel the volunteers had no more idea of the but unconscious. Doctors said he prob j and from this fund appropriations will prophesying? He is the only licensed I City of Portland will build $100,000 | be made to carry on the work of each American prophet. ligerents in Europe will ne.-d our coun need of having an army disciplined ably would die. dam for storage reservoir at head of the several departments. try’s friendship more than they ever than the average congressman now The mine where the explosion occur For some reason the prohibition I works on Bull Run. has. They were ready to fight, One good effect of this plan will be cer- red is a drift high up on Qninnimont did before. We are under obligations movement never points to the abstem Pacific Power & Light Co., operai- the protection of the business men of ------ was to them all; all of them owi; us ome- tainly, but their idea of liberty ious Turk as a slendid example. mountain. ing in Oregon and Washington shows th at their officers were not better than the community against solicitation for thing. For a country to remain half hyphe gain in net earnings. subscriptions to carry on any special To begin with our country was origi themselves and had no inherent right Roseburg—Oregon Copper Co. will nally mostly settled by immigrants to command them. Hence the army Mr. Beekman’s Will Probated movement that mav be launched. All nated and half not is impossible, just : membership fees will cover a period of as it cannot remain half slave and half work mines in Cow Creek Canyon. from Great Britain The, stamped that gathered under Washington were , three years, and this feature willelim- ■free. Marshfield to have a 50x100 roller Upon this land the English language a mob, and never accepted the truth, The will of the late Cornelius C. and all that is best In English law ai d that to become effective, armies must Beekman, the wollknown banker of ' inate the necessity for all annual cam Somebody shold inquire of the baker skating rink. I paign to raise money with which to literature and the reverence for law accept the rules of a perfect imperial this city was admitted to probate Bourne—development work in the in meet running expenses, each depart what has become of the old fashioned ism and submit to orders. and the love of home vhi.. .. . among “Yesterday’s bread” that sold two mines being pushed. the county court this week. In half despair Washington sent to ment w.ll know exactly what it» re the strongest attributes of English Albany —Hying squadron boosting The will provides for the payment of sources will be for the entire period loaves for a nickle. the great Frederick for help, A few men. » ... —— -......... cannery. all deposits in the bank and all debts and can lay out it§ work accoidingly. days after the message was received Bv these both the Puritans in the of the estate, in full and without un Fairview will have municipal water One department, the Oregon Devel north and the Cavalier: in isouth, Baron Steuben, one of the king’s fav necessary delay. To his widow he Range foe Goats works. orite officers, resigned from the Prus opment Bureau, will take the work though widely differin’ >n other re-’ People will return thanks that no sian army and with a letter from his l leaves the family residence with all formerly managed by the Oregon De spects, were united. furniture, etc. except the piano which velopment League, and in eveiy possi new boards, ufljc- king sailed for Amarica and reported The District Forester at Portland, I ... commissions, _____ , taxes, ____ . ___ But the ideas that nr - ¡led of the i is given to Miss Carrie In addition ble way will co-operate With commer Or., announces tl at there is available es or salary raises were put through duties of colonies town jir foreign >n his arrival to Washington. Steuben began at once to put the to the residence he bequeaths to his cial bodies throughout the state in any on the National Forests located on the the legislature. Sovereign, were mu that continental army in army form. By wife $100100. in gold or bonds as she and all movements for the advance west slopes of the Cascades, range Emerson Hardwood <3o. of Portland Bp lin clung to up to th. very hour may elect and also another sum of that will take care of from 20,<>iK) to receiving cargoes logs fiom Orient for When it became necessary to break her his skill, his firmness and»high charac $5000. to be paid her'in gold coin with ment and development of Oregon. While the details of the consolida 25,000 head of goats. manufacture into finishing materials. hold upon all her is! J.al . s, be ter he was able to make the ragged in sixty day.». It has been felt for some time, by tion are being Worked out, the name cause of the cruelt ‘ at si permit army understand what was needed. There are still a few officials left The will refers to provisions hereto ted her agents to perpi 1 rate . itil eter r. brief time it understood what Was fore made to his daughter Miss Carrie of the organization will be: The New the grazing men of the Forest Service who do nothing but labor to raise tax Chamber of Commerce, and its motto > that the range on the west slopes of es and burden industry. " nal justice demand e.i ii ^ icease. and in addition thereto bequeaths th. the Cascades, which is covered quite So England heap. 1 o, , ions upon needed to make if really effective and . sdm of $5000. in gold Coin to be paid "One for All and All fur One.” Large shipments of burlap are enter I extensively' with brush and heavy ui - her American colonies, , i spite the from that moment there began to be her within sixty days from the date of The establishment of a plant for the ing free of duty at Borland—means Idergrowth, is better adapted to goats warnings of Burl..? id Chath rifts of sunlight through the pall that his death. The residue of the estate manufacture of potato starch is being cheaper sacks for farmers. than to sheep and cattle. Further am, persiste I until th re'olt came had so long shadowed the land. I consisting of real property, bonds, discussed by the business men of Red more, it is thought that the browsing Seventy-tive per cent of the western and the seven year: v a. Her atti stocks, mortgages, notes etc. is given mond, Madras and other Central Ore of this brush would be of great benefit railroad companies would be bankrupt (To be Continued) tude was that of arge ? nd contempt. to his son Benjamin B. Beekman with gon points. As large areas of that to the Forest, as it would remove what topay had it not been for ' increased — *■;» She hired mere : iii u io come and out any restriction whatever. His son par- of me state are peculiarly adapt economics and betterment». fight her battler frontier she P. C. Gains of Trail creek, was in and daughter are named as executers ed to tne production of spuds, and aS now constitutes a serious fire menace. Lebanon Critcrian thinks the pres Report» have been received from all engaged savage . .ge the settle town this week as a witness in the of the will, to Serve without bonds ano unfavorable markets and the usual per the supervisors of the west side For ent legislature has given the state a centage of nulls »om.-tim-s make the ments. case of State of Oregon vs Loris Mar without interference by the cullrt. ests and it is now estimated that from just excuse for its existence. The will was made in 1911, and is business unprofitable, it is proposed to 20,000 to 25,(XX) goats can be taken When the frail n're aments were tin, on trial for the killing of A. S. The legislature was treated to cider use any surplus ani all culls in making witnessed by Henry G. Dox and J. W. | care of on the available range. made at the Talent cannery. thrown up on Hr unkcr) Hill, Hubbard. starch, of which Central Oregon pota Robinson of this city. ♦ O'*---- Hubbard building a new highway to toes are said to contain an average of the west. I 18 percent. A factory costing $10,000 Canada's 72-inch Reflector should care for all cull potatoes from Portland Imperial Hotel diningroom , 5,000 acres. to be enlarged. PORTLAND LETTER ill II II II The co-operative cannery at New berg paid to farmers of that region #21,454 last year, practically all jf it for produce which would otherwise have been lost. The cannery made k net profit of about $3,<M)0 which war better than expected for the first year. Co-operative establishments of this | kind are likely to prove the salvation of thousands of Oregon farmers, The j tty ai Nrffialem is Completed for about 1,20 ) feet and is already hav ing a marked effect upon the Channel. Rock is now being 'lumped into about I 20 feet of water. Election is Over and Let’s all Pull for a Greater Jacksonvill We are Still Selling —♦'»H Electric Sparks I Hard Wheat Flour ■> $1.75 It is hard to convince a filibustering Scientific. American Senator that silence is golden. ------------ «jo* Count Zeppelin,s desire to flv to these shores will not beinterfercd with Notice bv any fierce protests from London. - - ■ Planters are still wishing that cot The regular monthly meeting of the ton could manage to get a share of at tention in the general comment oll Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Associa tion will be held at the school house higher prices. Friday P. M. Mar. 12. Illinois ought to take something for Prof. Smith will give a talk on the its legislature. subject "Home Study’ which will be President Wilson ought to be sure thrown open for discussion. Another he is right before going ah ad with his feature wld be a Question Box to which you are invited to contribute quusti ns extra session. What the nations of Europe really pertaining to any phase of school woik need, just now is a plausible excuse All parents and persons interested are for coming out of thia madness of invited to attend. Mrs. F. C. Smith, Pres. Guaranteed Lewis Ulrich 7 he Pioneer Store The man and the job are easier Work is progressing rapidly on this instrument, which will be probably, brought together if not kept apart by tor a short time only, the largest tele too much legislation. scope in the world (pending the com- j pletion of the 100 inch reflector for Mt. | Rogue River Public Service Corpor Wilson.) The disk for the great mir-1 ation asks franchise at Florence. ror started from Antwerp about a | Jim Blaine and Greenback mines in week before the war broke out. After Josephine county are working stamp- its arr val at New York the Penney!- j mills. Vania Railroad was about a week in | Celebration of establishing new Hill finding a suitable car to transport it to | steamer line to ’Frisco at Flavel Mar. Pittsburgh, anil then there was furth- [ 16. er delay before an iron wagon could be obtained to transport it to Dr. Bras- | Marshfield is to have a conservatory hear’s Workshop, where it was finally f>--in ' of music. placed on the grinding tab'e. The haz- j ardous work of boring and smoothing pggs ju projected, off the hole in the center of the mirror [ It. C. Rasmussen conducting cream has been accomplished with entire suc cess. It is expected that the mounting ery nt The Dalles for 3 years, opens '< reamer/ at Pendleton. will be completed by October next. Jackson ville, Ore SI lì Prof. Taft’s fatal fondnets for sta tistics helps to injure what otherwise might be charming literary style. Autos Must Pay License Lincoln’s rail ax has been discovered Washington, March 2—The interior It is a pity that some body dots not department has advised Senator Cham rediscover the Lincoln spirit. berlain that permission will be grant- One minor test of Americanism Ope,ate automobiles from Gold is interest in baseball, There are no anj through Grater Lake para in the national - game. , hyphens .. ' • upon compliance with purk rules and Unless California manages to get up the payment of a license fee ot $10 au- some kind of a war it would have a i nually. • What a one-sided affair legislation would be by a single house. Medford fruit and produce associa tion will haul and pack all products for members. Legislation created five ne v julicia districts, costing $10,000 a year each and Governor Withycombe vetoed three. Doubling the coyote bounty is to solve the unemployed problems in Eas tern Oreg >n. -- --------- ♦.-v» - - $7¿0 Damages Asked Klamath Falls Or., Mar. 2 Because a horse was taken from one of his sheep camps near Crescent J. C. Hous ton a sheep man, has filed a suit tor $720 damages against six Crescent res- ie jnts, including Constable Thomas, Justice of ‘.he Peace Cleaves and two women. According to the complaint the horse was taken and kept for 120 days, and $1 a day rental is asked. Because there was no horse in the camp, Houston alleges 150 sheep strai • ed away, and for these he demands 1 $600.