Jacksonville post., July 31, 1915, Image 4

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THE UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE
Its Organization Has Been Authorized by Congress and Is Now Progresslng==»Adds Attractive Feature
to Naval Career, Providing For Graduated Retirement, and Has Proved Impetus to Re=en!istments
] ONE OF THE TWELVE 14 INCH GUNS OF THE ARIZONA [
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SUPERDREADNAUGHT ARI20HA, LAUNCHED UUNE"i9, HEAVILY
ARMORED AND CARRYING TWELVE 14-INCH GUNS 0
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Y an act approved March 3, 1915,
■ * a law
•
• •
Congress created
w • hich
has more farreai lilng effects on
the efficiency of the navy than
any legislation emicted within the
memory of any oue who may chance
to re <1 these lines.
By this is meant (lie clause In the
Naval Appropriation Bill creating u
naval reserve and making provision
for the qualification of its members.
It I iiih lieen customary or the people
of our country Io lucnsure the stroiii.-lh
of the navy by the nuiiilier of Dread
uoughta, destroyers, submarines and
other lighting craft. They either take
for granted that the most necessary
part of the navy a traineu personnel—
already exists or that It will be forth­
coming from somewhere when the
alarm of war is sounded.
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part of the navy than to the personnel. for tlie greater etliclency of tlie navy not to exceed t.ic term or enlistment m
' t
's
Lately, however, he has been taking and the patriotic men who volunteer tlie case of those enlisted in the naval re­
serve.
» I ejton, on the 261 h day of June 1915, is
stock of things and realized that a their services:
lp the case of men re-enllstlng In the
trained and etlicient personnel is equal*
Thè naval reserve shall consist of citir navy after service In the naval reserve served upon you bj’ the publication
ly as important as Dreadnoughts, and, zeus of the United,
who have been the period of time they «ere actively em­ thereof for a period of six successive
although it comes lilgh, he has decid­ or^iay be entitled to be honorably dis­ ployed with the navy while enlisted in the weeks in the Jacksonville Post, a
from the navy after not less naval reserve will, for the purpose of re­
ed to go down in his packets rift'd pay I charged
than one four year term of enlistment or tirement, be counted as active service In newspaper published regularly once per
the price.
after a term of enlistment during minor- the navy.
week at Jacksonville, Oregon, and of
A naval reserve button, which may be general circulation in said County and
ThtJ Wisdom show’ll by Uncle Sam in l it.v.
Men enlisted In the naval reserve are worn with civilian dress, will be issued
arriving nt this conclusion will be
’** ' ’.-the date of the first publication
; not required to perform active service in to all menibeis of the naval reserve.
made clear when we review with him time of peace except at their own re-
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of
this summons being on Saturday
Large Body of I rained Men.
1 quest.
the situation in regard to the enlisted
Enlistments in the naval reserve will be
It may therefore lie safely predicted J ily 3, 1915, an 1 the dale of the last
personnel which has existed for many made in the rating in which last honor- that the not creating n naval reserve publication thereof being on the 14th
i ably discharged from the navy and for a
yea tn.
i period of four years, unless sooner dls- and making provision for the qualitl d ly of August. 1915.
Not Vicious and Unruly.
ention of its members will operate to
I i charged bv competent authority.
N ewton W. E orden ,
No man will be first enlisted in the na­ provide a large body of trained and
The first thing that impresses us is
Attorney for Plaintiff,
i
val
reserve
after
eight
years
from
tile
the fact that two-thirds of the entire
«late of last discharge from the navy, nor experienced ex servi e men now in civil
enlisted force is composed of men serv­ unluss lie be found to be physically fit to life, organized nlid lead.v upon short
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ing in their first enlistment.
1 perf«>rin all the duties of the ruting In noth 0 to mini our lighting ships in ré­
Less than one-half of these terminate ! which la st discharged.
serve and al the same time to Increase
Notice of bhetifl’B Sak<
Enlist merits in the naVal reserve will be
their period of enlistment with an /ton- Made
in two classes: Class one consists the efficiency of the regular enlisted Hans J. Ildlmer; ^¡aifitiff)
men who have bad four years’ experi- in able dischartie, which entitles them to of those men who enlist In the naval re- force by indti'ilig mitre experienced
enee. $6) a year for those who have re-enlist In the service. Of those en­ serve within four months from <1 ite of men to remain in the navy.
Trained Men Necessary.
-Vf-
their- last honorable discharge from the
The naval reserve feature of a na­ 0. B. Pus ell and Al.ha H. Russell, his
It Is true now ns ever in the history had eight and $100 a year for those of titled to remain in the service 58 per navy. Class two vohsists of those? meri
cent
avail
themselves
of
the
opportu
­
who enlist in thè naVal reserve nf'.er four val career is, therefore, of great in­ wife, mi ; Aloert Hili, made defendant
of this country that there would be no twelve years’ experience. All that la
necessary for a member of the re­ nity. The remaining 42 per cent go months find within eight yearn from date terest not only to men already enlisted, upon order of Court, Defendants.
luck o patriotic men to respond to a
serve to do in order to obtain this pay into civil life. Those who fall by the of their last honorable discharge from the but to prospective recruits as well. It
By virtue of an Execution and an
eu . In defense of Its institutions, but is to keep tho Ihiroiu of Navigation in 1 wayside are not all by ati.v means navy.
On and after March 4, 1917, any enlisted Is. however, only one of the many at­ : Order of Sale duly issued out of and
without naming in <11 Ipline mid with- j formed as to his address and to report vicious and unruly men. All are spe
man of the navy, upon voluntary appli- tractive features of the service, con-
cut previous experience with mid an i at some designated phu e in his own chilly selected by the recruiting mil
cation at the expiration of an enlistment cerniiig wldch the Bureau of Naviga un ler the seal of the Circuit Court of
or
e.;ten«lcd enlistment for which he is Hon. Washington, mid any naval re­ I the State of Oregon, in'and for Jack-
Intimate and accurate knowledge of community on e every quarter for mils eel’s, will, h is obvious from the fact
entitled to an honorat» e discharge and
tile nicelimdciil appliances so essential ter and inspection and to sign the pay­ that only one out of six applicants is after completing serv c«. in the navy or limiting station will furnish upon re son County, d ited the 8th day of July
tn the opern'ioii of the guns, the tor- roll. I’or this simple and not incon­ taken. The untural question is. Why marine corps of sixtoi n or twenty or more quest such additional information as 1915, in a certain cause therein, wher-
years, may ha transferred to the naval I may lie desired.
in H ms J. Holmer as plaintiff in the
pcdi es and Hie mines, as well as the venient act he will receive $7.50, $15 do so many sele ted men fail to con
or
$25.
as
the
case
may
be.
according
reserve by o;dcr ot the secretary cf the
tinue
through
their
tin
1
four
year
pe
­
above entitled case on the 5th day of
■uol.ve mm hinery of the modern war­
nnvv.
Men
*o fra»
/.‘•.. j 'rrecti
'erred ¡vili,
¡cili, hoiccrer,
to whether bis <’Xperien<*v in tlie navy riod ami qualify for re-en list meat? Of
It Is In gvtiernl more profitable to lune, 1915, recovered a judgment and
ship. they would simply be offering
b<
treated
ihc
t!<,ci
rtment.
department,
parliculac'
has been four, eight or twelve years, course some are found Io be undeslra
11, In »• cn .' hì to IJi ¡,mutui1 U of I th. Ir reckon up (»nr defects I han to boast of decree against the defendant D. B.
the: .selves us n sncritli e upon the al­ respectively.
ble < lmracters whom the navy will not «tal.* in the narnl r- trrc < ai rnlh'cd Uh It our attainments --Parly le
Russell and Altha ll. Russell, hisWife.
tar of the country's h nor.
o
i the retil i il lisi uf tkc n ir rp. c x ept they
t
have nt any price. A great majority
Organized by Sections.
Size cf the Earth.
for the sum of Ten Thousand Six Hun­
I’or mmq years Hie navy has been !
may
be
c
ioti
on
for
netiv<
r
o
duty
in
t
time
This Is tlie retaining fee the govern­ of the others, however, are really good of peace ns hvrvlnaftur
The dlahn’ler of the eai’th from polê dred ($li't6()0.00) Dollars, With intefest
l
, radiiating Into civil life annually from
i rovidt 1
men.
but
the
navy
li
s
heretofore
of
Member.« <1 f thè imv ! rcf ervo of C
to pole Is 7.899 miles, the equatorial di­ th reon from the 21st day of July 191&
L.iMItl to i.uo i well trained and well dis- ment pay* a r ar of e ¿perlon o in or
teied little induce.i.eiit for n future one who h • ve rc: v J b.
than c!
ameter being 7,925 miles. The slight
clpl.ned men men experienced in ev­ fh r that It may cimnt upon having Ills
e
nivv
w
’
Il
at the rate of 8 it j>er annum, and ih:
years
in
the
be
p.t
(I
at
career, while It demands much in the
difTerviive of diameter is owing to thë
ery me I’.iuli al art 1 ade use of in the servh e in time of war
into
of
$33
1
per
an
ium,
and
there
«
eluding decree for the Sum of $202.0#
way of hardships und separation from . nave » serv-d «
The
reserves
are
organized
by
sec-
Hattenlng out of the poles.
and
yc .iv cr mare
i
modem mun-of war. Th.s Is no doubt
taxes for !Sh3, paid by plaintiff; with
home. In consequence many of these than tv elv« vei.’fi i;ì thè rav> will
u valuable contribution that the navy tions in the various (oininuiihios in
young men be < me dishear.ened mid paid at the Eatv of
per r annum, and
interest thereon at the rate of 8
pet­
No
Doubt.
make, to the e-onoinlc del elopmenl of waich ih(‘.\ live and <<>mv under thè
leave the scrvl e by desertion, by iiis- those « Who have nvrved tutlvi- years OI
annum
from
February
9,1915,
and
$64.
“
1
wonder
If
surgeons
don
’
t
feel
the country. At the ■ um time these voyiil .in (’ <»f Ihe re mitiiig offi-er of
more in the navy ¡bliiJ per annum,
cls'rge. by | urehasc or by sentence, of
All members of the naval res; rve nf somewhat cheap when they have to be 5i taxes for 1914, with interest from
men repicsent a gre t potential value (he distri I in which the community is
• om i i martial for olTcuses against mili­ Clara s two will be paid at the rati • of .1
operated on themselves?”
Maach 31st 1915. at 8 % per annum un­
for the nation's defense If properly le situated. There are some thirty re-
tary dis, Ipline.
per
“1 dare say they do feel rather cut til paid, and $1000.00 attorney’s fees
claimed and organized They are scat < ruitimr fisi rii ts throughout the United
Me ihe’s of tho naval reserve who have
te.vd throughout the length mid breadth states, i’lie ie< mitiiiff <>*!h eis keep tile
Something to Strive For.
when t.ans-ferred to the ir.iv.il n - ; ve. up about it.” —Baltimore American.
and the further sum of Eleven ($11.00)
of the land. Many or them are follow
Now tli it the law place» a substan completed rervico In the r:”. *■ of » xteen
muster rolls of the members of the re­
Dollars costs, which judgment and de­
■>r
twenty
or
more
years
will
he
p:<ki
at
To
make
laws
complete
they
should
lug Hie same trades they learned In serve in their respective districts and t’.al value upon tlie h-inmible dinrhuryc the rite of onr-th’rd and one-hslf, re-
cree was enrolled and docketed in the
reward
as
well
as
punish.
—
Goldsmith
the navy, and It may wel. Ic said Him 1 keep in imi li with them.
by providin' that men who are cn I Kpeetively. of the sum of th- base pax
Clerk's office of said C>urt in said
there is no mechanic nl mt applicable I Orders ami other correspondence be­ titled to su< h may at stated interval I and permanent additions thereto, whicli
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C >ui ty, on the 5th day of June, 1915,
Io civ.I pursuits Hint may not be I c . j ii 1 tween the bu eau and members of tlie elect to leiivp attive servite for tlie I they wore receiving at the close of their
lart service In the navy.
and is of record in Volume 23, of the
cd oi: a modci u man <0 war
re* erve pa-s iin<»uu!i the re> ruitin : oili- reserve on pin thally a pension b:i 11 sis
I'or coinimlliifj
in Ihc n ival r vrre all
Circuit Court Journal at pages 58 & 59.
with a su! > aant la I rate of pay graded prrriouM acrriie In itary or mu. ite corp»
< er.
A Twofold Purpose.
; count*, trhi liter continuom or nnl. Men noie : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Public notice is hereby given, that
necording
By
this
organization
the
department
to
length
of
servite
hi
the
it was for tlie piirp im * of making
in ciril life who hare had pr 'crloui sa i ire in
can on short notice and with a mini­ navy, we may hope to see a great narfi or marine corp* run cn Iht in nai'ff end I OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF in compliance with the commands of
these men nil asset in the nation’s de
mum of correspondem e mobilize tlie change in the unfa vol able condii ions I hare all bcm fit* of prior nc\ •nice co il a ltd in
said Execution and Order of Sale I will
roiHc no« omit Hint tlie Nnvy Depart
JACKSON.
referred to.
There is sometliing to t omputhiff pap in renerve.
on Monday the 9th day of August, 1915
n ent proposal mid Congress passed reserves nt any place on either coast.
When
actively
employed
with the nivy Frank W. Sexton, Plaintiff,
Btidvo for a reward for every one who
May Transfer to the Reserve.
tin» hill < realiii a naval reserve. The
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. offer
!
members
of
the
naval
ros<_
ve
are
<
ítítled
• vs-
opei •lion of the |au is twofold in ¡ts
Another feature of the law which is provefa iiftil to ids trust. We ran I to ti e rate of p iv they wei receivin.c
for sale and will sell at public auction
look
forwi
Margaret
Sexton,
Defendant.
• i to an improvement in dis • when last honorably discharged from the
Iwnehts io the navy and the country. of great importante in Imreasing tlie
to the highest bidder for cash, subject
naw
(base
pay
plus
permanent
additions
clpline. a higher standard of morale
Bj o'.erlng substantial Induceinents
To Margaret Sexton, therbove nam­ to redemption as is by law provided all
and, in addition, their regular
Iciene.v of the navy Is that which and a lesulUng in rea e in ct’dcienc.v thereto),
for ic« .aiming into organ /.at ons these
pay in the naval rererve.
’d defen lant :
of the right, title, and interest that
due
riults
a
man
to
tram
’
fer
to
the
ro
­
to
a
greater
number
t»f
men
striv
Members of naval reserve when active­
' .Gable ued trained men wlio have
ve after sixteen or twenty years’ in x lor anti re elviag an h i br n ,1c din- ly employed with the navy receive sub-
In the name of the State of Oregon: the defendants D. B. Russell and Altha
alrrndv left Ue navy to en a-e in «ivil
a i< e on one ha I and one half, re-
and to a greater number of Fi.'tenco and travel allowances to and Y u r * hereby requ’r d to appear an : H. Russell, his wife, and Albert Hill had
pursuits, as well as those who will do
from home.
‘ctivel. of tlie 'otal pay ho was ro­ the c re-ca’.isting tor Ion.er periods in
mo in future, the law automatically op­
Members of the naval reserve of Class answer the c mplaint fl e I against yon on the 12th dav of August 1913 or have
the
ving
at
tlie
time.
This
is
a
groat
navy,
l'or
every
re
enlisted
experi
one
who re-enlist In the navy within four in the above entitled Court and ratine, since acquired in and to the following
erates to vn< ouragv these same tnen to
u »‘iiient to retain many desirable eu cd man in the
tlie quota the govern­ months from tlie date of their discharge
let nr to the regulai service and those
on or before six wteks from the date described real property, situated in
n in the servk e.
ment saves the expense of er.l sting from the naval reserve are not entitled
wl*» are still in the service to remain
to a gratuity of four months' pay, but of the first publication of this sum­ Jackson County, State of Oregon, and
be most of our mon enter as boys and training a recruit, and the navy their re-enlfetment in the navy shall be
fur longer periods.
being more particularly described as
”n average age of eighteen or nine- gains in eiiiciency in due proportion.
held and considered to have been mode mons, »aid first publication being on
This Is accoinpllsrcd by basing tlie
follows, to-wit:
within
four
months
from
the
date
of
dis
­
the
thi.
’
d
»lay
of
Inly
1915.
A'd
vou
are
The
law
■
’
or
twenty
years
later,
has
been
on
the
statute
pay of the r< eiw* mi a sliding scale
charge from the navy for the purpose of h ‘rebv notified that if you fail tn ap
The Northwest quarter of section 13,
.they may transfer books only a few months ami can hard
Increasing Midi a n ih of >erv|« e in tlie
continuous service pay.
“OUI
ly
be
said
e
t
>
the
reserve
t«» be fully understood, yet
navy
Members of the naval reserve who have pearand answer sail complaint, for Township 35 South Range 2 West, and
the reports of enlistments Indi ate that been transferred to the naval reserve ma* want thereof the plaintiff will applv *c the Northeast quarter of Section 13,
r ro A nuity.
In addlti n. the irM pie. es i nulb
be dis •barged for the purpose of re-en-
.w th: II:
»t nil a e of th rtv four it is bringing the expected leaiitn listing in the navy, When so re-enlisted rhe abn'e entit’ed Cou*,t for the r lief Township 35 South. Range 2 West, and
Rtnntlal value upon lionurnbie. etlicient
<
*-d..uir
’
.
l\
leni
Its
on
first
cnlii
I
ah
i
ii • West half of the Northwest quart-
VI
mm (aiihful servlet», for no one unless
in the navy within four months of the iem.-mded in said comnl.ii l*. to-wi*;
o.!!number the
dati of discharge from the naval reserve
er of sec.i n 18 Township 35 South,
entilleo to Itiiiiiiitihlc di.*< h(irt/c upon the
"hat the bonds of matr monv Fereto-
they are not entitled to a gratuity of
perlenceil n eu
h
comp etn-ii of a |H*riod of enlistment
four months* pay, but their re-enlistment *o o and n>w existing between plain- Range 1 West of Willamette Meridian,
f.ro to nie Si
V o i
rail partake of Its lienetlts.
In the navy shall be held and considered
<T a i.i de.endant be dissolved, and situated in Jackson Cou lty, Oregon.
law. however,
• S59 .’I
to have been made within four months
Under tlie operation of the law a
All of the above described real pro­
the
i
j
that
theplainiifiF be released therefrom
percentage
of
re
i
f
’
om
the
date
of
discharge
from
the
navy
I
uian with an honorable record has the
for the purpose of continuous service pay. i and for a d« roe of this Umivt fc «rever perty will be so'd at sa;d time and
j.
ten.I
e.l
end
dmeiit
«
t
option of remaining In tlie regular serv­
In order to be eligible for re-enlistment
pi; ce in the manner pro;ided by I hw
was for the month
i
H
f • »'
r. a
ice or of entering tlie reserve at «tilted
in the naval reserve a man must have i annulling : nd dirtolvieg the said bom's
»ent. fur th.* month <
for H.e sale of real property under exe-
per cent had not less than two months’ active
interval».
m u -iminv. and fora decree of i.b
and for the monti
iq
rvice on board a vessel of the navy dur­
cti ion foreclosure to satisfy the judg­
S2 l»t‘r
lull I
Hi» Only Duty.
1 solute diverse from the defendant hi re­
ing
the
period
covered
by
his
last
enlist
­
cent.
iU
V
ment. costs, attornev r fees and the
WIHIe in tlie reserve lie Is free to en-
ment
In
tlie
naval
reserve.
in. For such other and furth r relief
11
accruing costs of this sale.
OTcial Regulations.
Men transferred to the naval reserve
gage In any
« npation and live where
a^
*o
th«s
Court
may
seem
just
and
.
" HI be required to perform two months
Navy regulations, governing the na
Daicd this 8th day of July, 1915, at
t.e chooses within the United States
active sei vice for each four year period ' • quitsble.
. e i .>
val re er vc. have Just bcm a ¡«proved of service In
11c only obligate* ldiu>elf to be amrna
the
i tfice of the Sheriff in the Court
in
the
naval
reserve
subse*
V year,
This summons, by order of Honora- House at Jacksonville, Oregon.
by Secretary Daniels. Being I ni sod quent to the first four year period unless
blc to the navy rv.ulallon» and re­
•s not
upon the law creating the reserve, the such service be waived by the bureau of ; ble F. I,. TouVeile, Jud>e of theCoun-,
•p *ud to a cull for active xei vh e in
I ’ - eri er
W. H. SlNGLCR,
nav ¡gallon
following extracts will convey in a gen
; tv Court of the Stat« of Oregon, in
time of war
While active aervl.-e In
In time of
Sher.ff
of
Jacks
n County Oregon
e.us
l
’
n
le
Fam
has
I
evi
eral way Its scope and purpose and the reserve may be required to perform active and for Jackson County, regularly,
time of |n»a«*e Is entirely voluntary on
By E. W. W ilson ,
attention to the material benefits It was designed to efltect alike service with the naw throughout the war.
j made in open court in Jacksonville, Or- ’
tlm part of the members of the reserve,
the government cm mirages them to
perform a limited amount by making
two months of such service a requisite
for re-enlistment for a subsequent four
year period i tlie reserve. This re
qulreiuent is made In order tlmt the
res >rven tuny keep In touch with the
duties of the regular service. They
may s lent any time to perfm’irt this
voluntary service that will suit their
convenience mid while so engaged will
receive the full pay of their ruling In
addition to their pay In the reserve us
well ns traveling expenses and sub­
sistence to and from home.
A Reservist’s Compensation.
The compensation given members of
the reserve is, for those who go la tile
res?rve within four months after leav­
ing the regular service-$::<> a year for
Summens
Deputy.
I