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JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COUNTY.
jjVOL. IX
OREGON,
NO. 3
MAY 22, 191.)
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Give Tax
lenient with McKee.
North Plains is struggling for a
WHO KNOWS?
McKee admitted ihat he took $360
cheese factory..
Rolls to Sheriffs
from the funds on deposit. He used
North Bend—L. J. Simpson will build
on
a
payment
1
the
funds
to
meet
a
Present Sirike May be Harbin
Manufactures, Enterprises and $80iW dairy barn at Shore Acres.
McKee went Dairymen Buying Jerseys
| home he was buying.
Salem. Or., May 17—Instructions ad
A game warden closed the Barry
Michigan
City.
to
his
old
home
in
ger of New Era of Free
Improvements Providing
Land
and
Waterpower
vising county treasurers how to trans
Crab cannery at Etnuire on a techni
there
after
a
j Ind. He was arrested
fer the tax rolls to the sheriffs of the
cality. More laws and officials, tile
■ federal grand jury indicted him here
dom For Man.
Payrolls and Promot
Conference Sept. 21
several counties on May 22, when a
less industries and higher taxis.
i in February, at.<1 served a month in
bill making the sheriffs again tux col
St. Johns—Star Sand Co. will erect
ing Development
jail before he was ru.uoved to Ore-
Bingham Bill Will
lectors becomes a law, have been for
$35,000 dock.
Dante was born in May 1265 A. D. 1 g"n.
warded to all county treasurers by the
of Oregon
Help
Oregon
Condon—contract let to Everett Lo six hundred and fifty ye irs ago. He
state tax commission
gan for $2750 Congregational church. wrote an allegorical story describing
Long
Range!
Bombaidmenf
Labor.
Litigation ending, the Porter Bron, his journey through “Hell,” "Purga
Six boards and commissions on high
tory” and “Paradise.”
Asiails Farmer
er Education cost for past two years sawmill on the Siuslaw will operate.
The world has waited a long time/
The astonishment which was aroused
Portland, Ore., May 18, (Special)
$14,866.02. The six boards have fifty
L. J. Simpson who built North Bend
persons connected with them.
and operates large industries, resigned but nearly all Europe except his own by the fast that the Germans were That the dairymen of the Willamette
Salem. Or., Muy 19 —Edward Rowe,
ns
mayor and will become a candidate country—and she seems anxious to i able to bombard Dunkirk from a dis Valley are fully alive to the import- a patient at the asylum, yesterday af
April wheat shipments from Port-
start—is now passing through some- , tance of over 20 miles was confined en ance of improving their herds is indi-
for
Congress.
land 916,915 bushels.
ternoon attacked Thomas Brown, the
thing very like hell and purgatory, but ,
Raising deer for Portland market is paradise seems to be a long wav oft ' tirely to the lav public,' f.vr military rated by the phenominal success of the heat! farmer, with a hoe, and inflicted
Silverton would improve Church
m
n,
and
particularly
artillerist*/
have
auction
sale
of
registered
ami
grade
a new Douglas Countv industry.
street with concrete.
for those enroute. If European civili long known that it was possible <<* Jerseys at Independence last week. and ugly gash on his head, Brown
Inman mine, Curry county, made zation as presented today in ‘Enlight-
was in charge of a gang of patients
Bandon has sold $14,000 bonds for a
throw shells to a distance of 20 and The total number of animals changing
clean-up of $15,000 gold for winter's I ened’ Europe, can offer anv reasons
who were hoeing the gardens at the
new school house.
eVen 30 miles if it was considered de hands W3* 185, of which 135 were reg
work.
Discovering that Rowe
institut
ion
I
why
it
should
exist,
they
will
be
wel-
Forest Grove will improve streets
sirable to do so. It is prob .ble that istered merit cattle. This is the larg
Flour going from Seattle to Friaco : "ome to a listening world. Milton neither the German 16'4-inch, nor the est number of Jerseys of this class ev was not performing his work propel rly,
with macadam at $1.00 to $1.50 a foot
' wrote “L»ng is the way and dark that I Austrian 12-inch gun was used, for er offered at one sale in the United Brown sought to instruct him. This
Harrisburg—Linn and Lane coun via Hill line of steamers.
angered Rowe, and the attack follow
Grants Pass—Twohy Bros, expect to out of hell leads up to light.” Blit neither of these pieces can cover any States. Congressman McArthur was
ties to build $60,000 bridge here.
looking out on the European wofitl, Such range. More than likely a 12- of the largest buyers, securing 10 ani ed. Brown has b?en the farmer at
build
40
miles
of
railroad
this
year.
Marshfield—Perry and Nicholson,
the institution for more than 15 years,
John Roesch of La Grande plans ' the light does not much improve mat ineh naval piece of the older, short mals at a total cost of $2,590 his high and this is the first time he ever
large furniture store opened.
ters.
caliber
pattern
was
Used
ami
fired
at
est
price
being
$375.
Other
high
bills
Wherever made responsible as com buld $20. XO hotel at Union.
But who knows7 Infinite justice a high angle of eleyation. Scieb’ific were: H. H. Curtis, $5O>; W. L. Pate, experienced trouble with any ot the
Eugene people moving for a ne \V
patients.
mon carriers jitneys drop out.
grew weary of the prayers that were ■ American
$100 and W. B. Allen. $395. As many
Independence—Valley
and Siletz twelve-room grade school.
constantly rising from our country for |
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as 36 het.d of Jerseys were brought to
railroad will expend $300,000 on exten $5090 to be spent on highway Grants freedom, and so at last caused great |
this sale a single breeder.
Lightning Strikes Young Lady
Pass
to
Crescent
City.
Gels
Conditional
Pardon
sion.
armies to be set in array, and the
Governor Withy Combe has designat
Florence
voted
$5000
to
build
adii
clouds were never lifted from our sky
To supply meters to all Portland wa
ed Sept. 21-22-23 as the dates for the
tion to school house.
until four hundred thousand of the
Pendleton, Or., May 18—Miss Eva
ter users is to cost $1,006,000.
Salem, Or., May 18—Concluding, af-. waterpower and public’land conference
Governor of Idaho may call special bravest and best of our people Were ter an investigation that
Roseburg—Engineer for Kendall
t..„. there
.....~ was
---- - j of Western states which will be held Mays was rendered I unconscious and
session to enact state aid ] plan for con- dead, every home made a house of considerable doubt as to the guilt of !
At its late session the partially paralyzed by lightning while
Bros, designing $500.000 sawmill.
mourning, and half the land made a ' Major W. J. Cdtltotl, an attorney of I Legislature provided for such confer- returning to her home in Spring Hol-
structing
railroads.
Albany planning to erect some beau
convicted encea and authorized the Governor tc low, near here, after attending a dance
Eugene—Congregational
Church wreck.
Medford, who was recently
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tiful pergola gateways.
Then when the people could dry the’r of felony, Governor Withycombe yes I fix the dates. The Oregon delegation w McKav creek Sunday night. The
made
250
per
cent
profit
on
50^
din
Monroe is to have a co-operative
eyes enough to see and compose their I
ner.
terday afternoon issued a conditional | will ue: E. R. Piper, of the Oregonian | lightning is believed to have been con-
8tore.
mind enough to think, it suddenly came I pardon to him. Canton’s conviction W. Lair Thompson,
president of the , ducted to the girl’s body by the metal
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North Bend—Work of paving princi
to them that the Infinite had grown I was recently affirmed by ths supreme I senate; S. iJ. Huston an ’ 1 S.
~ C. Hud-' handle of a parasol she was carry-
New York Steck Market
pal streets with bitulithic started.
wcarv of the institution of human slav court, but the mandate has not yet son, of Bend, Tlic Governor will act ¡'»tf- Her companion, Roy Harring-
ery, ard that in as much ns it was a been transmitted to the lower court in as chairmah of the delegation.
I ton, who sat beside her in the buggy,
Brownsville—Oregon Power Co. in
mighty wrong, that wrong had to bet which he was found guilty. After the
Was not touched by the bolt. Misa
stalling lighting system.
Another remarkable showing is that
At the convention of the Columbia Mays was unconscious for seveial
through suffering.
supreme
court
’
s
affirmance
of
the
con
Coos County will open highway made on the New York Stock Exchange expiated
Who, knows but that the same inex-|
and Snake River Waterways
viction, pet:tions and letters begun to lion at Astoria last week, W. W. Hnr- hours. Her hands and face are ser
from North Bend to Ten Mile coun which during the past month has done
orable
judge
is
tired
of
kingly
rule,
iously burned, and she ia still par
try.
i larger business than any months in wearying of hearing a weak mortal pour into the executive’s office asking ragh, of Pendleton, said: “If the open tially paralyzed, but it is not believed
that
clemency
be
extended.
He
was
Eugene—two rooms and furnace or the last four years While the New proclaim i. divine right to rule other
river causes a reduction of but 2 cents that her injuries will be permu-
York stock exchange is not a creator mort ils, and has determined that man sentenced to serve a term of from cents per bushel on wheat, it will save
dered added to high school.
one to fifteen years in the penitentia Umatilla County alone $120,000 per I nent.
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Portland—a new St. Helen’s hall of either prosperity or industry, it is shall at last be free? And hence the
ry.
nevertheless a most reliable indicator present cataclysm?—Judge Goodwin.
year, and it corresponding reductions
will rise on site of burned buildings.
Th; Knocker’s Creed
or barometer and its activities are the
ar» made on other commodities shipped
Lake county will build a hospital at
surest indications of returning prosper
from that county, it will mean the sav
Lake View.
Haymaking and Sunshine
ity. One day last week mere than one
ing of more than half the county's an-
Postmaster Gets 60 Days
I believe that nothing is right. I
The Fort Rock-Bend highway is to million and five hundred thousand
I I nual taxes of $400.000.”
believe everything is wrong. I believe
be built.
shares ($1,500,000) of stock were sold,
Notwithstanding the
old saying,
All preliminaries having been settled that I alone have the right idea. The
The new cannery at The Dalles is to which is the highest record for anyone
“Make hay while the sun shines,” the work of clearing the right of way for town is wrong, the editor is wrong, the
Portland,
May
19
Lyman
D
McKee,
day since the good old prosperous days i
ba ready by June 10.
former assistant postmaster at Ash best quality of hay would result if the the new California & Oregon Coast Rv. teachers are wrong, the people are
of 1910.
Portland municipal wood yard finds
land, pleaded guilty in the United hay could be cured without the sunshine from Grants Pass to Crescent City, wrong, the things they are wrong and
itself with 10,000 cords of wood on
States district court this morning to a according to Professor J. E. Larsen, Cal., will be started at once. The con t ey are d . nr them in the wrong way
“There is something so much great
hand that competes with farmers and
charge of embezzlement from the funds extension soils and crop specialist at tract provides that the line shall be anyhow. 1 believe I could fix things if
er and nobler to do than fight,” says
wood dealers.
of the postal savmgs department, and the Oregon Agricultural College. “It completed to Hays Hill within six they wo lid let me. If they don’t I
President Wilson —a sentiment that
is easy to overdo the sunshine busine-s months and that the first 40 miles shall will get a 1.1 of other fellows like my
C. D. Lamsen, Gold Beach, will deserv *f to be framed and hung on the was sentenced to serve 60 days in the
and the best green hay product is of lie finished in 40 months. This line will self and we will have a law passel to
couuty
jail.
build a 30-room hotel at Brookings.
wall of the spare bedroom upstairs.
United States District Attorney ten ruined by too much sunshine in the open up the rich copper region of the make other < do things the way WE
D. R. Wiggins, of Portland may
Subscribe for the Post, only $1.50 Reames, in making his statement to curing. The quality undergoing a cel- Illinois River and the timber country want, them done.
operate the Glendale box factory.
per year.
I do not believe that the town ought
Judge Bean, asked that the court be tain degree of fermentation. Extreme below it.
light ami sunshine prevent this and al
to grow. It is too big now. I believe
As an echo of the recent opening of in fighting every public improvemei t
so destroys the natural green color,
which should be kept in the cured hay the enn d nt Oregon City for the free an I in spoiling everybody’s pleasure. I
as largely as possible. Good color and pissage of river craft, it is announced am alwa> s to the front in opposing
good quality are closely associated. that a line of boats to carry passengers thuigs and never yet have I advanced
Hay, especially grain and vetch, allow and freight will be put on between an idea or supported a movement that
ed to lie in small b inches until com Portland, Davton and McMinnville, on would make people happier or add to
pletely burned out, is lew in ■ ■ ue. It the Yamhi'l River. A smv.ll job of the pleasure of man, woman or child. I
looks about like excelsior and is worth dredging will make that river easily I am opposed to fun and am the happiest
about as much for feed. ”—O. A. c. navigable for light draft steamers.
at a funeral. 1 believe in starting re
Bulletin
In an effort to stimulate the use of forms thar will take a'l the joy out of
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Oregon manufactured goods and Ore- life. It’s a sad world and I am "dad of
rftm
labor, the Chamber of Commerce it. Amen- Ex.
Part of Leg Jam Broken
of Portland yesterday began a cam
paign through its bureau of industries
Indians Prohibit Gambling
Kelso, Wash., May 19—More than and manufactures to take advantage
1,090,0 it) feet of logs were dislodged of the Bingham bill which becomes ef
from the big jarn od the Coweem»n at fective as a law this month, and which
Klamath Falls, Or., May 18—Good
Jones bar, a few mil s east of here, was passed at the last legislative ses Indians on the Klamath reservation
Monday mo-nitig, when a headwater sion. The Bingham bill gives a prefer long ago decided that they ought not.
was turned loose from the big dam 20 ential of five percent in favor of goods to wager m mey on ponies, in "bones”
miles up stream. The entire jam, con manufactured in Oregon, or in favor their old tribal games, or in poker,
taining about 8,000,000 feet was freed. of Oregon labor, in the consideration craps or other card and dice gambling
MONEY IF PRESENTED AT GROCERS
Another tl ><>d will be sent down ns of competitive bidding before county games introduced among them by the
June 7th to 12th, 1915.
soon as the water can be stored. A courts, boards or county commission white man. Had Indians will also reach
party of officials of the Multnomah ers. school boards, "ity councils, or I the same conclusion, for the tribal
Regular price
Price with coupons
Box & Lumber Co., whose logs largely other public officers authorized Io pur council, in session at Yainax. has pass
1 lb Tins
.80
.50
compose the jam, were here from Port chase supplies or contract for labor.
ed a law prohibiting gambling on the
.40
.25
land to watch the attempt to break
“In plainer English, a purchasing of reservation. The measure passed pro
.25
.15
14 ” ”
ficer is authorized to accept a* the low vides for fine or imprisonment for the
5 ” "
3.75
2.50
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est bid for labor or supplies that offer offend’ r, or both, should they be
ed by representatives of Oregon pro deemed necessary by the Indian
Laying Rails North from Coos ducts, if the bi<T of the latter is rot agent
These coupons have the same value
more than five percent higher than the
Bay Towns has Begun
lowest bidder from any other state,”
as those appearing in the daily news
Adu':e Io Non-Residen's
said Georg" I). Lee, secretary of tl <■
bureau.
“
It
is
intended
to
counterbal
papers, and
Marshfield, Or., Mayl7—Coos Bay's ance the difference in the cost of pr< -
Once upon a time there wa< a non-
first effort to lay a track of steel north duntion, as b -tween local and foreign r< ident owner of Woodburn prop, rty
to join one already building in from concerns. It somewhat adds to tie who was a loser to the extent of $500
Mapleton and thus open her aornmuni- handicap of the forei tn manufacture: because he did not take the Indepen
cation on the Willamette Pacific via represented by freight rates, and it
dent and failed to keep truck of the
Eugene to the main lines has commenc should prove an encourng' merit to the course of events here. It always pays
ed. Engineer Broughton of the South* | establishment of factories for the man- the non re i.l.-i,t- to -ubscriue for the
err. Pacific, h ;s started a crew laying 'ifs' iure of those item heeded in the l ><■ I paper wh • e lie has pro;., rty and
rails on the road north to the Umpq i i. builcing of roids and bridges and m i not be penny wise and pound (ool-
This arm, it is expected, will continue i teriiils consumed by municipal pur
i.sli. Woodb r n I a I ■>.. L-nt
north and meet at Reedport giving chase.
hrough travel as soon as the bridge
“In the opitr >n of David M Dunm ,
Civil.zi d Warfare
ncioss the Umpqua is
completed.
7 he Pioneer Store
Jacksonville, Ore
and
other pioneer manufacturers, the
I. Trestle building at Ten Mile and North Bingham
measure will prove of great
Lakes is being hurried
i value.”
“Civilized warfare” is so much
Bummer.
be completed this
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worse than hell that the valley ofbrim-
places to strike bed rock the oil-
Mrs. Decatur Davis attended the ■sl0,ie ""«ht b,Com* popular a. •
IM | mg must be driven to a depth of 125 Circus
at Medford Monday.
‘ l’lace f ,r Su"l*y ,’cb001 Pt,enici , by
. feet
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