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Historical S'*1®** JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, FISHERMEN IN CEMENT PLANT TO TROUBLE. RESUME WORK. KILLED BY TRAIN INDUSTRIAL REVIEW D. T. Hodges Of Gold Hill Nine Men Accused Of Try President Bureh Says Con ing To Burn Cannery struction Work Will Cited To Appear In Be Resumed Court; At Once OREGON, AUGUST 7, 1915 Manufactures, Enterprises and Improvements Meets Death At Rail Providing Payrolls and Promot- road Crossing. NO. 14 WHEN THE WAR SHALL BE OVER Judge Goodwin Hopes For Permanent Peace KITTREDGE RESIGNS i * Highway Engineer Will Super intend California Convicts. F. A. Kittredge, division engineer for the state highway commission* in The great war will close after a I charge of the Siskiyou section, who GOLD HILL, Oregon, Aug. 3.—The of Oregon while. We wonder if in the breasts of laid out the Siskiyou grade and super- railroad grade crossing claimed another the rulers of those countries there is | intended its construction, as well as victim when Daniel T. HodgeS; livery1 not anunspeakable fear of what is to the paved highway through the county, MARSHFIELD, Ore., Aug. 1.—At Gold Hill, August 2. —In a personal man of this city was struck and in-, 100 men fire how grading railroai I has resigned his position to a-'ept ap come then. si antly killed by train No; 54 at 7:45 tempts to burn the cannery owned by letter to a local business man, J. C. frcrti Grants Pass to Hays Hili. When those who remain make lists pointment as superintendent of convict the Macleay estate on the Rogue Riv Burch, president of the Beaver Port Monday evening. The fatality occurcd $1,250,000 S. P'jbridge across Coos Bay of their dead, of those so maimed that labor organization for the California er, cutting of fishing nets and pouring land Cement Co. under date of July 29 at Sardine creek crossing one mile west is to^be done by Oct, L they will be a perpetual tax upon the highway commission with headquarter« of Gold Hill. Hodges, driving an autc, acid on them, destruction of crops and says that he has just returned from a Work has begi n on the Valley and ; strong while their broken frames last; at Willets. He will probably be suc fences and the killing of cattle and conference with eastern stockholders had left town on a livery trip. He Siletz Railroad from Airlio to Indepen- : of the debts which they are mortgaged ceeded by T. M. Davis his present as t__ „ Bheep on the Macleay range led to the and they have decided to resume con was unaccompanied. It is thought I to pay interect on all their lives, what sistant. issuing of a citation by Judge John S. struction at once Some of the neces that the top preventei a view of the dence. will the summing up of the unsoeak- The position taken by Mr. Kittredge approaching train. The machine was Pians arp on foot to establish a pap Coke, of the Coos and Curry county sary machinery is now on the way. able wrongs which have come to those was created by the last legislature and circuit court, for nine men from Gold He also says that they will be prepared struck fairly and thrown fifty feet a- er mill at Albany, I carries a large increase in salary over people be? . Beach and Wedderburn to appear in to manufacture and Bhip agricultural lighting as a tangled wreck with its One would think that the evangels his present position as well as a pir- Couquilie Wednesday, August 4, and lime by the firit of September and driver underneath. Two boys were . Spmaeh raising has become quite an would spring up in every land to paint manent position. The convicts w 11 be show cause why they should not be fin cement a month or two later. He con witnesses. The victim was one of ,ndu8’ry near Gerva,s th,a th,s *ear* the picture of those wrongs and to de worked on the state highwav and Mr. ed for contempt of court. cludes with: "This will doubtless be southern Oregon’s best known citizens, 1 Construction on the first part of $100 Kittredge will have charge of the en 1 maud a new deal. R. L. Macleay of Portland, manager good news to many of the people of famed for his knowledge of wood lore. 000 improvements at Winino Hot Min- gineering, construction and organiza A deal in which never more could He leaves a family. era! spring has begun. of the estate, charges that the men Gold Hill, while it may be a dissapoint- i Hubfard voted bondB for $15,000 new a king obsessed by a love of power, of tion. have violated the injunction issued last ment to some of the chronic knockers. ” — sa?» The announcement of Mr. Kittredges conquest, of unearned loot and lands, high school. Word has also been received that sev month restraining them from trespas of glory reeking with blood; of fame departure, although in the nature of a sing on the property. The cause of eral of the officials will be here soon. Final Figures For Alaska’s It is announced that capital is fur ; red with blood and shadowed by brok promotion, was received with regret bv the growing feud is the rivalry be The completion of the cement plant nish to finish cement plant at Gold Hill. en hearts; would be squelched forever- Highwav Engineer Cantine and by cit Mineral Production tween the fishermen on the lower Rog will necessitate the rushing forward of Many hoppickers are in demand in I What a year ago did the peasant in izens of Jackson county generally. the construction work of the local pow ue River about Gold Beach and Wed Willamette Valley for next month. i bis shed by the Don hold in enmity a- In 1914 derburn. The Macleay estate owns er plant of the R.R. P. S. corporatian- The Columbia river salmon run this gainst the peasant in his shed by the both banks of the river for 12 miles Recall Petitions Are year is the best on record. Danube from its mouth. Mr. Macleay accuses Alaska produced gold in 1914 to the An auto road will soou be completed What enmity did the Frenchman with the fishermen of using his land for Work On Big Sawmill To value of $15,764,250, an increase of a- Circulated In Coos around Cape Perpetua. his little three-acre vineyard on the drawing seines, despite the order is bout $140,000 over that of the previous sued by the court, Oregon City has voted $20,000 bond Loire or the Italian on the Po hold a- Start At Once year. In 1914 21,450,628 pounds of cop gainst the German peasant with his Bandon, Ore,, Aug. 2.--Recall peti issue for addition to high school. per were produced in Alaska, compared cows and goats on the Elbe? tions directed against County Commis England is buying all the low grade with 21,659,958 pounds in 1913. The Whut was there in all the contentions sioner George J. Armstrong of this Bend, Ore., Aug,2.—Preliminary rail- value of Alaska’s total production for canned salmon on the Pacific Coast, Examiner Of Banks Named that distracted the rulers of Europe city, W. T, Dement of Myrtle Point, r ad construction over the Deschutes 1924 is $19.218,080; that of 1913 .was with which to feed its army. that a commission of business men and County Judge James Watson are riveh now being complete, operations $19,476,256. This decrease is due to The first steel for the Columbia river could not have settled justly a year being circulated in the Coquille valley, J. M. Logan, of Lancaster, Pa., has upoh the construction Of the new mill the low price of copper in 1913. It is interstate bridge has arrived at Van I Who the originators of the petitions been appointed national bank examin cf the Shelvin-Hixon Manufacturing estimated that up to the close of 1914 ago? er for this district, to take the place company will start at once. As soon Alaska has produced minerals to a total couver, Wash. Is it not true that justice was not are does not seem to be definitely known, but Judge Watson is authority The Oregonian says:—Commission what was sought? of Lloyd L. Mulit, who resigned the as the rails are laid the machinery for value of $268,15*',000, of which #244,- [ e for the statement that three men who latter part of June to accept the sec- construction, which has been in Bend 156,000 represents the value of the government in Portland by the present And was not th«» impelling cause o d vice presidency of the Northwest f ir some time, will be put in place and gold output. These statistics are tak Commissionersor a majority thereof- hind all, the belief that what was (le have personal grievances against the office-holders are at the bottom of the is growing into a shamful travesty on ern National Bank of Portland, The actual construction on central Oregon’s en from a report by Alfred H. Brooks, sired could be won through possessing affair. Recent rulings of the county reform. new examinerhasbeen serving in a Pen largest sawmill will begin. more aud more effective means of kill of the United States Geological Sur Powers, Coos county, will have a’■ ing the simple dupes who do the fight- ■ officials .cutting the wages of the road sylvania district. His district covers Announcement was recently made vey, which is now in press. ' workers and prohibiting the use of new $18,000 school. Washington from Tacoma south and that the Shelvin-Hixon of Minneapolis i ing and dying than the other side poss- motor trucks on two of the main high ------------- ------------------- east to Walla Walla and all of Oregon would erect a sawmill in Bend with an The Oregon Power Co., at Albany, j egsed? ways of the county, are gaining for n irth of Roseburg, except the extreme annual capacity of 80,000.000 feet and has prospects of 156 horsepower of j , That is a game hr old as the world. Three Insane Patients Escape the petitioners the signatures of many, nirtheastern corner. Notice of the a payroll of 39,000 a month, employing new business. Nels Darling, the Cha It started in the stone age and the prin apo .iritment of his successor was re approximately liOOmen. With the erec taqua speeker, referred to the progres- ciple then invoked was that might it is reported. From Asylum ceived this morning by Mr. Mulit.— tion of the mill came the purchase by siAeness of the Albany Power Co., ma le right. Portland Telegram, Aug.5. which he said was one of the proper the new company of a tract of timber, Electric Sparks Has that been changen with the roll ties of H. M. Byllesby & Co. chiefly white pine, embracing 35,000 ■ —■ ■ i------ -------- Salem, Ore., Aug. 4.—Three insane ing centuries? Have increased learn (From off our Wireless) $320,000 worth construction work added ing and enlightenment done aught ex acres of some of the best timber in the Legally speaking we have a civil case Northwest, equal in quality to the fa patients walked away brom the Oreg to Eugene last few months. on state hospital yesterday ard have cept to teach men the art of scientific Hgaim-t England and a criminal case a- j mous white pine belt owned by the Pot been located yet. They are consid Public bath houses ready at Grants I j war and create new and more termid- Mexico needs food more urgently gainst Germany. Weyerhauser Timber company in Ida ered harmless and are employed as Pass. I able engines of destruction. • han it needB advice. Secretary of the Navy Daniels seems ho. The total amount purchased is trusties. They are: Mike Toohy, agtd Eugene Brick Co. expects to ship Political parties are beginning to de Has Christianity done aught except tj have become one of the most persis said to equal 2.000,000,000 feet , or .» 65, committed from Coos county: A. J. fire clay products to all points in north- to give zealots new excuses for whole- i velop their quadrennial splits. tent advocates of improvement and sufficient quantity to permit of steady Trask, age 42, committed from Linn weiL I sale murder that the domains of the progress in the Navy, atid he deserves cutting for more than twenty-five county, and Frank Milak, age 50, com Twentieth century warfare resem I Prince of Peace might be enlarged? Twohv Bros. Co. have been awarded tfredit. bles murner complicated with highway years. mitted from Lane county. the 30 mile extension on the Oregon & We hope it has; we hope that when robbery. E istern railroad from Silverton to this war is finaly closed, it will inspire Order in council are always capable Crane Gap, Harney county. The new evangels in every land to cry out for a line is being financed by O. W R & N. change of the ancient policy of barbar of being modified when better counsel prevails. Co. ism and murder and to demand that a When it comes to doing various The howl against high taxes comes reign of justice shall be ushered in. from every home and every line of That Under the new adjustment if things by proxy, it would seem that industry that is building for better thrones remain those who sit upon some of the Boldiers might express a conditions in this life. —Drewsy Pio them shall, like the humblest peasant preference for^being shot that way. be forced to obey the new dispensation; Penitentiaries may experience embar neer Sun. rassment because the good prisoners they and their counselors. Albany is agitating for natatorium. When that time comes we hope that object to associating with the bad one« Steps are being taker for a fine new our country will come to the fore in and want them dismissed from the in city hall at Echo. stitution. The Oregon Power Co. has ordered a demanding it, and in so potential a Public opinion is behind the presi wav that when the new code shall be carload of iron grates and feed holes dent on questions of international law, framed and accepted by the nations, from Eugene Iron Works. those who have long waited may feel whatever habits in political thought The Oregon Voter says the cheap assured that the reign of peace on With Edison applying his talents as type of pavement being laid by Marion earth mav be looked forward to with an inventor and organizer, America Linn and Clackamas counties under the a hope of fulfillment. Goodwins Week- ought to ho.d her owu if emergency the guise of a "hard-surface road,” in |iy. should find her confronted with a war disregard of experience elsewhere is of science --------- — — — going to be a costly experiment. The various generals in Mexico all 700 men are rushing work on the Milwaukee Railroad To profess to be working for the same Willamette Pacific Railroad to Coo« beneficient end, Though employing dif Reach Raymond Bay. ferent means. James J. Hill is being asked by the Precautions rgainst letting it happen Tomorrow. Portland Chamber of Commerce to again constitute something of an ar- build a ¡ire to Klamath Falls. suranee that the gravity of the Lusi Raymond, Wash., Aug. 2.—Tomor tania was undarstood. S. W. Moffatt has been awarded con row will see the first Milwaukee engine There is much mote comfort in buy tract for $15,000 waterworks at West in Raymond. On that day the track ing a baby bond than in buying u baby Linn. laying machine will finish the new Mil The Oregon Electric Co. will enlarge waukee branch into this city, and Chief lobster. German diph many seems adept at its freight sheds at Eugene, and build Engineer Rice announces that fl eight what old fashioned folk call "muddy a large warehouse at Harrisburg. traffic will begin within two or three ing the waters.” weeks, and immediately thereafter If you can’t make goxi anywhere Representative Hobson knows at all else, ask for a job on a state or gov the passenger service begins. The oc t*mes where the sounding board and casion of the arrival of the first pas ernment commission —no experience is necessary and the taxpayer foots the senger train will be a gala dav in Ray the spotlight are. mond, and a big celebration is tieirg The fact that thev have indignation« planned by the Commercial club. The of their own does not prevent the allies 1 last bridge on the new line will be com ’ from taking a warm interest in the i Geiman note to Ameaica. Fire At Ashland Destroys 1 pitted Monday. In spite of certain complications caur- — ta i« -■ - Residence I ing anxietv* it is expected that the Colored Folks Vote Dry. I Thanksgiving proclomation will tie is 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore. sued next fall in the customary terms. Ashland, Aug. 2.— Fire last night to- Warsaw continues its remarkable Baltimore, Aug 5. Mary's county, tally destroyed the houre of Johu V Koehler, 447 Woolen street, at the in southern Maryland, in which there is role of mirage to the Teutonic forces. if Mexico wishes Hu< ra’s assistance head of Nursery. All the effects sav- a large colored population, yesterday it may have to annex the United ed were the contents of two trunks. voted to prohibit the sale of intoxicat Cause of the fire unknown. Family ' ing liquors. Of the 23 counties in the States. Only a year or so ago ocean travel were all away at church. Insurance state, 13 now are wholly or in greater was as safe as it was monotonous. | part “dry” light. . IÏÏI III Flour is down $2.00 grades now at $1.90 Also, good flour at $1.65 We do all kinds of Transferring at reasonable prices li ii ’I •I Lewis Ulrich ing Development
