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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 20, 1915
NO. 46
"'IT
EX-GOVERNOR’S WIFE DIES
to turning back its own clock, but it
should avoid turning back the clock of
progress.
Mr. Taft gently advises without try­
ing to run things. Some other ex­
presidents have been so discreet.
About the brightest the Turks ever
did was to take Constantinople and
then stick around. The place is so hard
to capture.
Patriotic AmericSr« are now active­
ly engagee in not jogging the presi­
dent’s elbow. He is busy with deli­
cate tasks.
Still if Vodka were the only drink,
nation-wide-prohibition might come
much easier.
cause of his Master. After much stu
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
dy—no one knows how much—he de- I
cided th it he could best do the work
Was Pioneer of 1852, And The
by serving his fellow men.
Inaugurated B\ the District
Consolidation Will Help Stale.
He crossed over from his native! Manufactures Enterprises and
Mother of Several Piomi-
Scotland to Ireland, then peopled by x I
Forester at Pottland.
Improvements
Providing
Ground Broken for Inter-
fierce, half savage but brave and gen­
nent Oregon Citizens.
Will be of Great
erous race. Hu probably had a rude
Payrolls and Promot­
State Bridge. Lace
f
knowledge of the remedies given the
Value.
sick in those days —that was 1540 years
ing Development
Factory Wanted
Stilem; Or., Mar. 17—Pending advic­
ago—and began his ministrations.
es from relatives, absent from the
of Oregon
al Eueene.
When he gained a little of their confi­
The District Forester at Port lai d,
state, no announcement will be made
dence
and
they
saw
he
was
not
there
Oregon,
has
just
inaugurated
an
ex
­
until tomorrow with relation to the
to be a spy upon them, or to prey up­
haustive study of the production and I
funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mary
Albany— Pacific Telephone Co. put­
Portland, Ore., Mar. 16, (Special!
on them, they began to listen to him.
consumption of fori st products in Orc-1
Moody, wife of ex-Governor Z. F.
ting up JftlKM) worth of cable.
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The
working
out
of
details
in
connce*
We
can
imagine
that
his
first
sermon
gon and Washington.
Moody, who died here last night. Al­
M. E. Church South builds rural
Specially prepared schedules are be­ | tion with the consolidation of the Port-1 was a funeral sermon, and that he
though advanced in years ex-Governor
|
land
Commercial
Club
and
the
Cham-
,
i
took
occasion
to
tell
them
that
this
life
church
in Baker county.
ing mailed to all producers of and deal­
Moody is bearing up well under the
Short men may make the better sol- ers *n lumber, shingles, piles, poles, I ber of Commerce is progressing lapid- | was but a little march between the
Milwaukee will spend $25,000 on wa­
shock occasioned by the death of his
fliers but the other kind are preferable ties, pulp, fuel wofid, boxes, baskets, I ly and smoothly and within a very ! two eternities, and that what we call ter plant this year.
wife,
trunks and other similar wooden pro5 short time all the varied, and frequent- 1 Death is but a sleep that has a waken"
Tha cause of Mrs. Moody’s death as customers.
Salem City Council accepts reduction
ducts,
with a view to determining the ' ly duplicated, activities of these two ing and appealed to them to live such in water rates for private users but
was a congestive chill, and the end
Peace through starvation seems an
important
bo
lies
Will
be
welded
into
lives as would assure for them a joy-
came suddenly. She became ill about easy enough way to those who won’t quantity and value of these products
rejects raise on hydrants by State Util­
made and used annually in these two one harmonious aiideffedtive unit. Un- ons wakening.
7 o’clock. Shortly afterwards she be­ do the fasting.
ity Commission.
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tier
the
direction
of
the
new
orknixa-
They
surrendered
to
his
call,
acept-
States.
came unconscious, and death followed
Glendale to have United Evangelical
The farmer who stands ace high at
The last similar survey of the wood- tion the work of development of the j . ed his faith and rested on the promises Church.
in a few minutes. During the day and
j
state
and
its
resources
will
receive
j
■
he
made.
Thenceforth
he
simply
went
early evening she had apparently been the grocery store isn’t worrying about usihg industries of this region was
Arlington has new $20,000 Union h;gh
i made five years ago. It is believed more consideration than ever before. , about doing good without a thought of
in good health. Early in the afternoon rural credits,
The budget committee is unanimous in I gaining wealth or fame and when he school.
she attended a Bible study conducted
that
since
then
surprising
changes
Holland’s rival submarine claimant
May 10 Dallas votes on municipal
by Mrs. C< A. Parks and walked home probably will admit he invented the haVe taken place in the various indus­ the opinion that greater efforts should came to die his comfort must have
be made in the future to assist estab­ been that he, nameless, poor and ob­
With friends in the best of Spirits. ones that stay down.
tries. Old plants have been enlarged lished industries in all the communities scure, unknown to the world, had been water works.
E. F Lang. Dillard, sueing in State
new plants have been built, and many
When the end came the husband and
of the state and that it is up to Port­ permitted to be the instiument to Courts under Workmen’s Compensa­
The Colonel will netfer be Convinced
•everal women friends were with
entirely new industries have sprung
that Prof. Taft is a really great mat!
land to live up to the record already change the status of a whole people tion.
her.
up. Because these facts have not been
until he’s had a few libel suits.
made in this line and to make great and to instill into their hearts a hope
generally known, if has frequently
Act for injuries re-eiyed while work­
of everlasting life.
A genuine optiniist is one who chor­ happened that eastern products have additions to the work already outiin-
ing in his own sawmill.
Electric Sparks
But
when
his
spirit
took
its
flight
a
tles at the thought that he doesn’t been purchased or specified in con­ di.
Albany $65,"00 federal building com­
The entire strength of the organiza­ radiance from it lingered; it grew more
have to file an income tax return.
tracts; whereas the purchaser could
and mure beautiful with the ebb and pleted.
tion
will
be
united
in
a
comprehensive
(From off our Wireless)
The mairi difference between a ques­ have obtained the prodilt't locally. The program for the development of Or<- ' fl >w of years, it finally became a halo
Portland iitneys averaged $2 57 a
general assembl’ng and publishing, by
The March Lion and Lamb crowd the tion and an interrogatory depends up­
goii,’ to help farmer» to profitably ma - ' around the brow of the statue which day is one report.
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the
Government,
of
information
along
ground hog out of superstitious atten­ on whether Jim Ham Lewis asks it.
ket their produce
prodtiCel 1 to finance the small assumed form in the memories of men i Eugene promoting shoe factory and
I these lines thuds to promote the use of
tion.
The cases of the steamer Dacia, : home products. Furthermore; it is farmer who finds nimSUlf unable to se­ and clothed it in light. And now th*- lace factory.
The biggest waterway problem that Harry Thaw, Lieut. Becker and Wil­ felt that those interested in develop­ cure a suitable location; to welcome flame of the man is called with rever- I Marshfield creating cement sidewalk
the world now has to consider Is friund liam Barnes vs Theodore Roosevelt ing the resources of the region will the new' settler and help him to select ence to the uttermost bounds of civiliz­ district.
in Dardenelles. Unfortunately, it is a were all undefMM at the hour of going ! find the statistics resulting from this and establish a new home: to take care ation, and is hailed as immortal be­
Washington passed bill to allow laun­
of the great number of travelers ex­ cause in obscurity he devoted all th
little out of Col. Goethals’ line.
to press.
stkdf of great value.
pected to visit the sl ate during the energies of his being to making hit dry workers 10 hour day.
Early vegetables in the South indi­
Almost every investigation brings
O. W. R. & N. Co. spent $19,735,-
present year and to effectively apply fellow men better and therefore hap-
forward some man who insists that cate that in a week or two the South
803.73 in Northwest during 1914.
pier. — Goodwin’s Weekly.
the
knowledge
gained
during
the
past
County Warrants
”Hig Business^’ is Hot nearly as profit* will have recouped all its losses on
Redmond to have $10,000 garage 50x
ten years to meeting the present a'id
».ettofl.
Utile aB is popularly believed.
future requirements of (tiu business
100 feet.
DRY TERRITORY BILL
If the Panama Canal doubles the ef­
A revolution in Haiti is so ordinarv
North McMinnville will have sewer
Salem, Or., Mar. 17—Although coun­ interests of the whole state.
itn occurrence that it is hiit riven re­ ficiency of ottr navy and if We double ty treasurers mat accept county war­
Ground has been broken for the con­
system.
garded aS Worth a moving picture our navy, this country may arrive in a rants in payriient of County taxes they struction of thegreat inter-state bridge
Molalla grants franchise to P. R. L.
film
Short time at a position of safety by cannot accept them in pkyriient cf which is to connect the city of Port­ Signed by Governor Spry of
& P. Co.
geometrical progression.
state, School, library, road or city land with Vancouver, Washington and
Russia takes its stand on the water
Siuslaw River, Coquille River Ya-
U.ah, Tuesday
taxes, according to a ruling announc­ which will bd ah important link in the
wagon with a simple demand for less
quina and Nehalem Bay were cut out
ed today by the state tax commis­ Pacific Highway, one ot the most re­
vodka and more ocean.
of rivers and harbors bill.
2,300,000 Oregon Acres
sion. The statute says the commis­ markable thoroughfares in the United
Newspapers that talk loudest for la­
Belgian women are forbidden to
Salt
Lake
City,
Mar.
17-Governor
sion
specifically
provides that States- As far as possible all con­
bor
and wage-earners have the least
wear soldier’s caps. The necessity of
county taxes, which it defines to be tracts for the work have been let to 1 Spry signed the “dry” territory bill to say for industries and payrolls.
Such a degree vouches for the indomit­
Portland. March 17—To appear for taxes levied to produce funds over local firms and preference will be giv­ | passed by the recent legislature yes-
able patriotic Courage of its people.
Portland banks gained million in de­
the government in the big Oregon & which the board of county commis­ en to locally produced m itririals and to ' terday afternoon. The bill, which fol­
ThS dove of peace) having beer! made California land grant forfkitnre suit, sioners has full authority may be local labor. Necessary funds are a Val­ lows closely the provisions of the Webb- ’ posits since Dec. 31.
Hasselo
Street
Congregational
into a badge, ëdri demonstrate that involving 2;30O;OO0 acres in Oregon, : paid in warrants, but that the state able for driving the work to early com­ Kenyon national law, makes shipment
of liquor from “wet” to „dry” terri- | Church Portland, sold for $13,500 for
éveil when riot practically useful it is which will be heard by the Supreme I and other taxes must be paid in mo­ pletion
tory by an individual punishable by a Chiropractic college.
Court next month, Constantine Smyth ney;
Btnamehtal.
The county court of Crook County
maximum fine of $1000 or imprison-
and H. R. Rabb, special assistants to
Pelican Bay sawmills on Klamath
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has made a liberal appropriation of
Italy rtiaV Conclude that after all war
i ment for 12 months. Violation of the Lake start up April 1.
the attorney general, left today for
funds
to
be
uried
Ort
the
Lincoln
High-
is a riot that has broken over geo­
Washington D. C. Mr. Rabbis expec-j An effective embargo on iron crosses w°y between Bend and La Piile, Via law by acorporati n. either as shipper i Oregon City fighting for a new
graphical boundaries.
ted to argue the case in the supremri ! would be an awful blow to Gen. Von Lava Butte It is intended to make or carrier, is punishable by li les o , bridge across the Willamette.
from $500 to $10U0. The measure .
Congress, in its laat hours, is given court.
H ndenburg.
this one of the best roads in the whole also takes liquor prosecutions from I Baker Motortruck Bervice to Pan­
staid.
justice courts
to
the
district handle county secured.
A campaign had bJBfl Irtinched at courts. It becomes effective in 63 I Junction recently burned hotel block
will be rebuilt.
Eugene to raise $150,003 for the estab­ days.
The governor has not yet announced I Talbot on the Oregon electric will
lishment of a lace factory at that
point. It is said the Pacific coast pays his action on the Wootton state-wide build new school house.
out $500,000 to $703,000 annually for prohibition bill. He said the an-
Schenen-Blair Co. Portland are build­
lace and it is believed that a local fac­ nouncement would probably be made
ing a road and putting on crew of 40
tory could secure the bulk of that busi­ today.
men in their Jackson County granite
ness.
<•>*-
quarry.
Tucker Freed
F. L. Wood, manager of the Albany
Science in Warfare
Iron Works, succeeds T. S. Mann as
Mines.
Percival Tucker
arraigned ye»- member State Bureau of
Warrenton-plank road to be built
As Soon ns the Ge mans had estab- terday before Justice of the Peace
li-hed a fsothdid in H dgium a full staff Glen O. Taylorto at.swerchargeS made to Flavel dock.
fjom their observat iries w is <m hand against him bv Harry Foster, held in
Astoria—F. I. Dinbar an<! T. K.
to take up their w >rk in the observa­ the county jail on a theft charge. Al­ Davies erect $25,000 apartment.
tories at Liege, Brussels »nd other legations were made by Foster that
Wagner, a new town on the Smith-
places, where they have performed Tucker had robbed Jailer Wilson’s
most efficient, services for their foices home anil had given him some of the powers logging road in to have water
by predictions rela ing to th ■ weather jewelry he ha I stolen. Tucker proved works,
particularly in regard to fogs; and this an alibi. A short time ago Foster was t Marshfield pulpmill building large.
information has been shown to have arrested on the charge of robbing the !
reservoir.
been of decided value both in the oper- Wilson home. It is alleged that the j
H. I). Eismnn has leased ard will
ati ms of the air fleet and to the sub­ young man robbed the home and then
marin- s as well. Th'» has been ii ern- destroyed it by fire. He lived with operate Gi ants Pass cannery.
onstrated by the results of the raids the Wilson family for a number of
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by the Germans on Scarborough and months, it is »aid, anil was no' suspec­
Hartlepool, ar.d the operations of ted of the crime until caught selling 2,500,00 Mstor Cars in 1916.
the submarines in the Channel, all of the jewelry to a store in this city. I
which have depended largely on fog I Lawrence Casten of the Wilson cloth­
That on January 1st. 1916, there will
conditions for their «uccesr. At these ing stote testified that Foster had sold
observing stations the weather men I him a watch. When arrested Foster be two and one-half million automo­
have not depeniledzaitogcther on the was on parole having been arrested biles in the United States, appears a
eqiipment they found, but have sup­ I several months ag > on a charge of somewhat wild prediction, wh. n it is
plemented that by improved instru­ writing fictitious ch-cks. Medford c m-id -red that there are only about
SUO.O'M) automobiles in the whole world
ments they brought with them, and by | Sun
outside of this country. Figures col­
the use of the testing baloons which j
lected from the various States of tie
th y have made use of extensively.
Held to (¡ra id lury
Union show that or Feb. 1. 1915, the
Jacksonville, Ore
The Pioneer Store
Scientific American
number of registered cars excreded
1,900,000 and the growth in the last IS
Roseburg, Or., March 17-Virgil months has been equal to not less than
Saint Pairick
Paxton, of Yoncalla, was bound over 600,000 per year. As the rate of in­
to the grand jury for assault with a crease during the individual months
St. Patrick’s Day is once moie here. dangerous weapon on a neighbor yes­ has been much greater toward the end
It should be noted for it ia a punctua­ terday. Paxton is the mar. who leap­ of 1914 than in th. early part of thut
tion point in the year and in history. ed from a window and hid in the woods year, it seems certain that fully 603,-
Moreover it emphasizes a truth which when the constable attempted to ar- 000 -ar» Will be added between Febru­
He later gave himself ary l, and Decemb"r 31, 1915. Scien­
not many men appreciate, though they 1 rest him.
have examples enough to impress it up. According to the evidence at the tific American.
upon their hearts. That truth is that preliminary trial he shot O. W.
the records of men are kept anil re­ Ohlson’s dog. and Ohlson claims Pax­
Get your stationery printed at this
ton was shooting at him. Other evi
membered a cording to their worth.
iiffice.
Our wurk is guaranteed and
When a youth he who is now called i dence showed that the dog was vi-
our prices are right.
St. Patrick consecrated his life to the cious.
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FOREST PRODUCTS STUDY
It
We have installed
a pair of Gold
buying Gold Dust
Lewis Ulrich
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