Jacksonville post., April 03, 1915, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, APRIL 3, 1915
SHEEP ON THE FARM
Can be Kept at Small Expense
and
are
of
Value ‘Says
Inestimable
Depart­
ment of Agricul­
ture.
LA W IS UPHELD
Supreme
Court
CANTINE FOR
ENGINEER
Finds
ELEVEN MILES
NO. 48
PORTLAND LETTER
RANGE
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
It
That S. Benson, John H. Albert and Russian Fleet Fires 128 Shots
Largest Chamber of Commerce, Manufactures, Enterprises and
Such Ordinance Does Not
Leslie Butier Appointed
al Turkish Forts
Improvements
Providing
Over Four Thousand Mem­
Interfere
With Citi-
on New Advisory
Payrolls and Prcmot-
bers. Car Load of
Berlin Mar. 30—Included in the items
zen’s Rights.
Board
given out todav by the Overseas News
ing Development
Crood Sows for
Agency is the following;
“A special dispatch received here i
Salem, Or., Mar. 30—An ordinance
of Oregon
School Chil-
Salem, Or.. Mar. 30—By vote of two
forbidding women frequenting places to one the state highway commission from Constantinople says the first
The department urges the desirabili­ where intoxicating liquors are cold can
bombardment of the Turkish fortifica­
dren.
ty of maintaining a small flock of sheep not be pronounced unconstitutional on yesterday afternoon elected E. 1. Can­ tions on the Bosporus by the Russian
Special corporation examiner Vin-
tine,
of
Portland
as
a
successor
to
upon the farm. With proper care and the ground that they interfere unnec­
| cent of Blue Sky department resigns.
Black sea fleet consisted of the firing
Portland, Ore., Mar. 30, (Special)-
attention a flock of 25 or 30 ewes can essarily with the individual liberties State Highway Engineer Bowlby. of 128 shot3 at the torts from a
Pension for life has been granted to
be Kept at very little expense, and of women citizens, according to a de­ Governor Withy combe nominated Can­ distance of 17 kilometers (11 miles.) A membership larger than the combin­ ■ woman in Norway whose son was kill-
tine,
declaring
that
after
a
careful
ed memberships of the Portland Com­ • ed in logging road by Oregon Work-
they will prove of inestimable value in cision rendered by the supreme court
l’he forts did not reply to this tire.”
mercial Club has been secured by the ' ingmen.s Compensation Commission.
freeing the farm from weeds and add­ today, in the case of E. F. Laughlin consideration of all the candidates he
New Chamber of Commerce after a
ing something to the farm income. In ys Tillamook City. Justice Eakin wrote considered him the best qualified, and
1
Portland—Ordinance to abolish pick­
voted with
campaign engaged in by 77 commit­
addition to providing a considerable the opinion and it was a reversal of State Treasurer Kay
Electric Sparks
eting by labor unions to be submitted
him.
Secretary
of
State
Olcott
cast
tees of active business men. Each
supply of wholesome food for the farm the decision of Circuit Judge Gallo­
' to vote of the people in June.
the dissenting vote, declaring him­
table, there will be a surplus for sale way.
committee consisted of 5 men and eve­
Hood River—Fruit growers fix wag­
self
in
favor
of
the
retention
of
Bowl
­
(From
off
our
Wireless)
ry business house, factory, bank and
and an additional item of revenue in
Laughlin was engaged in the saloon
es at $1.00 and boar 1.
by. Cantine will assume office April
form of wool.
office
in
Portland
was
visited.
On
an
business in Tillamook, and was convic­ 1.
Neutrality may require moral cour­
Many farmers make a practice of ted in the police court of that city of
age to as great an extent as war may average each committee secured near­ Government reports halibut banks
The
commission
decided
to
continue
buying ewes in the fall, breeding them violating an ordinance forbidding wo­
ly 60 members, making a total of over off Newport of 200 square miles.
require physical courage.
4,209. There are still a large number
and selling the lambs the following men frequenting places where liquors Bowlby as engineer in charge of the
Supreme Court decision authorizes
An effective embargo on iron crosses of business men to be interviewed and construction of Portland auditorium
summer. Such ewes can be carried are sold, by permitting a woman to work now being performed on the Co­
through the winter on wheat and rye visit his place. He appealed to the lumbia River Highway. Simon Benson, would be an awful blow to Gen. Von those in charge of the work feel sure and work to be started at once.
the 5,000 mark will be reached.
fields if not pastured too closely, or on circuit court and won on the ground of Portland; John H. Albert af Salem; H ndenburg.
Oregon City—D. L. Teullinger will
In coming away from Europe to get
An entirely new organization is be­ build three miles logging road.
clover hay with some roots and a little that the ordinance was unconstitution­ and Leslie Butler of Hood River, were
appointed an advisory board, and will into a fight. Jack Johnson shows that ing perfected new directors and offic­
linseed meal. If the clover hay is not al.
Seaside advocating Union High
meet with the commission in the near he is a fastidious fighter.
ers will be chosen, new by-laws adopt­
available, corn fodder may be used as
future.
1 “Laws may he constitutional and ed and many new lines of activity will School.
roughage, in which case it should al­
Warrenton gets 2,story frame GO by
still be foolish,” says the New York be undertaken. Considerable interest
ways be supplemented with bran or
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linseed meal. Lambs should come ear­ Husband’s Name Not Important
world. Here is a great truth.
centers around the selection of a busi­ 65 feet, slow-burning building.
Passes Away
ly and should be taught to eat as soon
Seaborg & Co. of Portland will erect
Some of the railway men are inclin­ ness manager to head the official staff
as they are old enough. Give lambs
of
the
new
consolidated
chamber,
ow
­
a
cannery
at Wedderburn.
ed
to
favor
the
idea
of
Government
Salem, Or., Mar. 30—Miss Marian
access to corn by providing a creep Sheldon of the Dalles, need not take
Marshfield, Or.. Mar. 30—Captain A. ownership on the theory that Uncle ing to the positive declination of C. C. | Crater Lake Junction—Union Oil Co.
through which they can go without al­ her husband’s name if she decides to D. Boone, a great-grandson of Daniel Sam should worry.
Chapman to continue in that position j will build $25,000 plant here.
lowing the ewe to follow,
marry, is the opinion of the attorney Boone, the Kentucky pioneer, died
A number of European editors have as he is leaving to enter private busi- | ■ The Dalles gets the big Libby, Mc-
general given today in response to the here Sunday afternoon after a linger­ been disciplined for publishing things uess. It is believed that an outside I 1 Neil <i Libby fruit canneiy.
question of the perplexed woman, ask­ ing illness, aged 78 years. He was less indiscreet than statements that man will be chosen, although several
Baker City-vates July 14 on $80,000
ing is there any law against a woman captain on Columbia and, Willamette appear in Gen. von Bernhardi’s Book. prominent Portland business men hav ■ bond issue to enlarge municipal light*
Pruning the Gooseberry
been mentioned. It is the intention lo
boats
previous to 1870,
retaining her maiden name after mar­ river
Philanthropists are^engaged in seri­
plant.
riage. The attorney general has noti­ and crossed the plains 20 years be- ous effort to eliminate the cost of dis­ secure the services of a man thorough
Clatsop County will mscadamiza Fla-
fied Miss Shelden that there is noth­ fore. He early engaged in steam­ tribution which makes such demands ly experienced in organization work,
Pruning the gooseberry to a bush
vel
Warrenton road.
so
that
co-operation
by
Portland
with
ing to hinder her from retaining her boating on Coos Bay, bringing the old on funds for charitable purposes.
form in this country is recommended
the other communities of the state of
Eugene has >27,000 pledged for a
steamer Swan here from the Ump­
name
instead
of
taking
that
of
herhus-
by Prof. C. I. Lewis, chief of the O.
The oid Turks and the Young Turks
bani in case of her mariiage, if she so qua. Of late years he lived in retire­ are not yielding to the usual impulse Oregon will cover a wider range than lace laetory and is after a shoe facto­
A. C. division of Horticulture. Berries desires.
in the past. One of the duties of the ry
ment on a big dairy farm. He leaves
of a nation to forget local dissentions new manager will be to visit the dif­
are borne of the two, three and four-
April 5. St. Johns votes on consoli­
six children. His wife died a month
year-old wood, but occasionally the
when danger threatens from the out­ ferent parts of the state and assist the
ago.
dation with Portland.
fruit grows too small on the four-
side.
local organizations to strengthen their
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| Pendleton is to have a $30,000 Fiske
Sheridan Found Guilty
year old wood and it should be pruned
The public has through the lapse of membership in preparation for taking i
apartment house.
<
out. The currant bears most of its fruit
SNOW IN TENNESSEE
years con^e to regard the question of care of the 1915 Exposition travel.
North
Bend
—
work
of
paving
of Sher­
on the two and three-year old wood.
Harry Thaw’s sanity as largely a mat­ Present indications are that hundreds
All canes of either of these fruits
Portland. Mar. 30—Thomas R. Sheri­
of thousands of tourists will visit Ore­ man Ave. begun.
ter of his personal concern.
should be cut when they begin to droop dan, ex-president of the First Nation­ Six Inches in Kansas and Light
Oregon City locks and canal formally
The course of events begins to make gon and it is hoped that all the com­
toward the ground, and all canes that al bank of Roseburg, Or., was today
it clear why bo many Mexicans would mercial bodies of the state will be transferred to Uncle Sam.
are weak. The plant should be re­ found guilty of misapplying funds of
fall in Missouri
reaey to take care of them
$50,000 a year of U. of O. millage
rather be soldiers than taxpayers.
duced to the number of plants that depositors. The jury which went
A carload of brood sows has recent­ tax set aside tor buildings
Gen.
Scott
’
s
mission
to
the
Piute
will grow in a vigorous condition. out yesterday afternoon, found the
Klamath Falls firm contracts to sup­
Nashville, Tenn., Mar., 30—Snow, Indiana calls attention to the fact that ly been shipped from the Portland Un­
When canes tend to grow gnarly, old aged banker guilty on two counts—of
ion Stockyards to Hood River for dis­ ply sand and gravel for California state
the
best
peace
ambassador
is
a
man
driven
by
a
north
wind,
was
falling
and weak, they should be removed. abstracting 5230 from David Hull
tribution am.mg the school children in highway from Redding north to Stale
The entire planting should be renew­ and $5000 from Mrs. Laura Verrill. today over middle Tennssee. There who has some reputation in the other that valley, and it is possible that in
direction.
line.
was
a
sharp
drop
in
temperature.
ed in from six to ten years. While the The minimum penalty is five years
the nerr future that section will be i.s
Heavy snow fell over Kansas today,
Leavitt & Co. Portland, build 4-story
It is harder to play correctly the
bushes will fruit for a longer time the in prison on each count. Thirty days
famous for its production of livestock
fruit tends to grow too small to be pro­ was allowed for motion for a new i reaching in some sections a depth of part of a neutral than of a belliger- as it has in the past been famous for concrete motorcar block.
six inches. Light snhws fell in western ent.
fitable.
Oak Grove, Clackamas county has
trial.
its wonderful apples. These brood
Missouri.
It is 580 years since the Ottoman sows are sold on credit, the child'en $16,000 two story concrete building
crossed the Hellespont into Europe. being expected to raise the pigs to ma­ completed.
For an unwelcome guest he has stay­ turity and pay the stockyards people
Willamette Valley Southern to be ex­
ed a mighty long time.
tended
from Mt Angel to Salem dur-
when they market the pork. A care­
What the Piute Indian rebellion re- ful recoid will be kept during the per­ ing summer.
uuires in order to stimulate interest is iod of the pigs’ growth and the makers
E. H. Flagg has established the
a Petrograd censor.
of the best recores will recieVe prizes Weekly News at Warrenton Hill ter-
minus.
General dislike for America doesn’t at the end of the season.
prevent the other nations from coming
Rice & Rice Roseburg, are building
around at feeding time.
the Three R garage 60x100.
Oíie Oiegon Gardener
Bandon-Rev. C. M. Knight estab-
Report that Washington is full of
spies to permit it lo be understood that
blishing club house for young men.
The vegetable display of F. M. Sher­
there are somewhere facts which no
Florence developing deep-sea fishing
investigating committee has yet drag­ man, of Lebanon, Oregon, is attract­ industry.
ing much favorable notice at the Pana­
ged to light.
Florence votes on $15,000 bond issue
Hi.« onions,
The less picturesque Harry Thaw ma-Pacific Exposition.
June
7.
potatoes, pumpkins,
tries to be, the better his prospects cantaloupes,
Marshfield would cut fixed citv ex-
squashes
and
other
garden
truck
are
become.
described as top-notchers. Mr. Sher­ penses $4700 a year.
Every ship commander should have man has been a faithful attendant at
Salem Brewery Association will man­
included in his orders a lohg and care­ O. A. C. Short Courses until he is fa-
ufacture fruit juices.
fully prepared list of "Don’ts. ”
miliar not only with the processes of
Son* of Norway will erect lodge hall
Another welcome spring harbinger scientific production but also with the
at Marshfield.
is the squab- on toast.
principles of selection and arrange­
Marshfield will move life saving eta-
Meanwhile this year's wheat crop ment of displays. He b6gan garden­ ■ tion in order not to lose $47,000 appro-
I begins to look like money in the bank. ing about nine years ago with a capi­ ‘printed by Congreaa for anew one.
I Mexico has in Villa a capable pair of tal of $30 and within five years had
Roseburg Sand & Gravel Co. buili.-
hands, but still it lacks a desirable paid for his ten acres that had been
brought into production. Although iuK $2^,000 plitiit.
head.
out of health when he began he is
Ii'(lustrial Accident Commission in-
Japan shows in its dealings with
rugged now and has supported his auguratis economy. Finds Commis­
China that it knows the psychological
family of four besides adding materi- sioner Marshall can do work of a Sec-
7 3? • y I moment for demanding things.
ally to his holdings. He has r-peat- retarv and Have $2700 a yoar.
Both Greece and Italy might display edly won distinction at state and r.a-
Newburg —D. J. Matthews has been
ancient title deeds and lay claim to tional fairs with his choice V“geta-
¿i 1 Constantinople if the present holder bles.
re-employed to run thj cannery.
Silverton-contract let for new Unit­
sì ' gives it up.
ed Luthern Church.
After this proof of its efficiency as a
Farm News Ml/ Help
if prophet the ground-hog ought to be
Many counties protesting against ex­
1 he Pioneer Store
Jacksonville, Ore.
I able to live comfortably for several
travagance of State Highway Engi­
■ years on its reputation.
Newspaper editors are having a dif­ neer. Some counties charge work
At last accounts Carranza was weep­ ficult time satisfying their readers just cost thirty per ce it more than neces­
ing for capitalists to conquer.
now. The one paramount question ihe sary.
Hood Rivir-A. W. Peters will build
The difference between the Darda- world over is the war which is rending
I nelles and the price of wheat is daily the Old World asunder, and the effects 60 ton silo.
of which are felt in every part of the
becoming more strained.
Eugene council buys garbage cans
globe. It dwarfs all other subjects, made in that city.
even local topics, and holds the inter­
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Timber Deed is Filed
est of vast majority of the people of Mou ’is for European Cavalry
Roseburg, Or., Mar. 30—The C. A. all communities. Fruitful sh it has
Smith Timber Co. has filed a deed to oeen as a subject of discussion, it has
timber funds in Douglas, Lane, Curry been reviewed from every angle until
Vale, Or.. Mar. 30 A"truin load of
and Coos counties here
I
that covers it is diffi'ult to write upon it without horses left Juntura and Riverside and
more land than any r previous deed reiteration and the editors are having passed through Vale, Saturday, bound
ever recorded in the county. The trouble to find anything in the news to Canada, whence it is repotted they
revenue stumps required aggregated of the day to fill its place.—Capital will fie shipped to the | (French and
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