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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, VOL. IX. SUNDAY ACT UPHELD PLANS BIG WAR TAX WAR LOAN ATTACKED OREGON, SEPTEMBER 18, 191.) PLANTING BULBS INDUSTRIAL REVIEW NO.20 OUR OWN STATE Some Recent Happenings Supreme Court Declares Parliament Will Resort to Anglo-French Agents Are Directions for Planting Tulip Manufactures, Enterprises and in Various Parts of Improvements Providing and Narcissus Bulbs—Cui- Threatened With The Closing Law Extreme Measures to Oregon Payrolls and Promot tivation ar.d Treat- Violence. Is Valid. Raise Funds ment. ing Development Breaks Leg on Steps New York, Sept. 15—The campaign Salem, Or:, Sept. 14-Pronouncing London, Sept. 13—When parliament of Oregon against the flotation off a billion-dollar j Eugene, Or.. Sept. 13—H. O. Bowen the Sunday closing law constitutional, reassembles tomorrow its principal con If you would have rich beds of tulip manager of the Eugene branch of the the supreme court today in an opinion cern will be schemes of new taxation credit loan in the United States to ’ 6‘r give the beds or the corners of your written by Justice Burnett, reversed to help in providing for the expenses Great Britain and France appeared to fawns a beautiful springlike yellow or Balance in State Industrial Accident wholesale house of Allen & Lewis, of day to assume the proportions of a the decision of Circuit Judge R. G. of the war. fund $365,186,89. Of this sum $210,- Portland, stumbled on the steps of the white glow of narcissus, daffodil, and postoffice building here Saturday after Morrow, in the case of the State vs An increase and extension of the in countrywide movement, threatened ev I jonquil, you must begin to think of the 168 90 is set aside for pensions. noon and fell, breaking his right leg. JLeigh E. Nicholls, arrested in Lane come tax is expected in most quarters. en the personal safety of the six mem early spring appearance of your gar- Tillamook receives bbls for comTete Bowen last year, in cranking his auto county for keeping open a cigar store An attempt to restrict the volume of bers of the Anglo-French financial com j den in the fall, for the bulbs of these streets Sept. 23. mobile. broke his right arm. imports is urged by many public men. mission. on Sunday. Enterprise planning a sewer sys Members of this commission of which ! flowers must be planted in the fall be- The most likely measures in this direc The decision upholds the law in its | fore the ground is frozen. In fact, tem. Lord Reading, lord chief justice of entirety, and means that, under the tion are large additions to the duties i this work should be undertaken as soon Marshfield —Dr. Morrow and and W. Gearhart flames Burned Down England, is chairman, have doubled on tea, tobacco, wine sugar and petrol measure, it is unlawful to keep open or before an early frost has begun to Seaside, Or., Sept. 13—A fire start A. Raid planning residences. on Sunday any business institution save and possibly new duties on luxuries of their bodyguards, it became known to ; make the annual flowers in the beds ing in the unoccupied summer home of day. They have been requested by the Portland school board has approved theaters, drug stores, doctors’ shops, various character. look weakened. In dealing with narcis Other taxes which have been sugges police of New York not to annource sus, which is the family to which the plans for first unit of $100,000 trade Max Hl'rsch, on Ocean avenue at Gear livery stables, meat markets and hart »arly yesterday morning, 'omplet- in advance their plans for any day School. bakery and undertaking establish ted are upon railway tickets, theaters ly destroyed the house and furniture, and in no instance appear on the daffodil and jonquil belong, it might be and motion pictures, automobiles and Rails arriving for second unit Grants ments. well to think of trying to naturalize spread to the cottage of Felix Fried carriages and employers of domestic streets without detectives guarding the narcissus to grow and blossom on Pass and Eureka. The law was assailed on the ground I lander, adjoining, and burned it to the I servants. An incre-se in charges for them. John T. Hobbitt succeeds H. E. Hod ground. These two cottages were built the lawn much as do the wild flowers. that it contravened section 20, of arti | letters, telegrams and telephones all of More than 50 threatening letters ges as editor of the Silverton Appeal, thia summer and were the finest at cle 1 of the state constitution, which How to plant and handle the bulbs, which are under government control, is have been received by the commission j rovides that no law shall be passed Hood R ver—Abner Weed spending Gearhart, costing close to $3500 iach. The r contents run the scale from abuse I as well as the best method of getting granting to anv citizen or class of citi a further possibility. $5000 on ditching his 23,000 acre ranch. ■ them to become spring residents of For the small workman it is possible to threats against the lives of the com zens, privileges which, upon the same St. Johns—Western Cooperage Co. that the collection of the tax may be mission. Some of the most threaten of grassy corners, are described in the Sixty Years Celebrated terms, shall not equally belong to all f ¿lowing directious issued by the bulb plant starts operations this week. in weekly installments by means o f ing of these letters have been turned ( citizens, and also on the ground that Corvallis, Or., Sept. 13 -Mr. ai d ! specialists of the department. Dalia—Oregon Power Co. plant has ! Mrs. J. W. Woods celebrated their six- it was in violation of the fourteenth stumps affixed to a weekly war tax over to the police for investigation, it , These bulbs should be planted in light rebuilt its furnaces. card. is said, and New York detectives are | I tieth wedding anniversary here today amendment to the federal constitu Reginald McKenna, chancellor of the now reported to be engaged in seeking I rich soil that has been dug to a depih Woodburn voted $40,000 high school j with their children, grandchildren and tion. | of at least 10 inches. The tulip bulbs bonds. exchequer, will introduce his first new the writers. I great-grandchildren. A number of the "It is by virtue of that potent and bu 'get in the house of commons on | should be set 5 inches apart and 4 inch- ----------- H*)«----------- Salem —Flax industry to bring 250 [ children from a distance came. Mr. flexible authority known as the police Sept. 21 or 23. He has spent many | < s deep and the narcissus bulbs about Belgian families to this part of the A'oods is 82 years of age and a Civil power that the legislative branch of weeks in searching out passible means POLICE HUNT R033ER ) 10 inches aoart and 5 inches deepo. state. war veteran. the state government assumes to con of adding to the ordinary revenues ani If they are to be grown in pots or Portland—Large consumers of fuel ( trol citizens in the transaction of their meeting the enormous expenses of the window boxes, light, rich soil should be oil ask Interstate Commerce Commis- | daily affairs,” said Justice Burnett m war which now amount to nearly $20,- Leader of Gang Kills Self and I used. Place 1 to 2 inches of cinders or sion to recall its order forbidding the | Sunday Burglars Take Cigars upholding the law. “It finds its sanc 0A0,000 daily. broken pots in the bottoms of the pots S. P. Co. to operate oil-tank steamers Two O.hers Are Arrested. tion in the right of the state to provide Salem, Or.. Sept. 14—No trace haB or boxes to insure good drainage. Af srom California ports to Oregon and — - ■ »a r*------- for the public health, peace, welfare l>een obtained by the police of the bur ter planting, place the pets or boxes Washington as a regulative detriment and safety. The only restriction Government Timber Sold glars who Sunday morning entered the out of doors and coverthem with about San Francisco, Sept. 13 — The police al to business. which affects the question is that leg 4 cigar store of Page & Kane and ob today continued their search for “Char 4 inches of ashes or Sana; or they may islation mtist have some reasonable Kenton — Oregon Packing Co. has tained approximately $100 in money ley,” missing member of the gang of be place 1 in a dark, cool room or cellar relation to those elements of public They entered The District Forester at Portland bank robbers, one of whose numbeq 1 for a few weeks until the bulbs have bought 1'. acre site for new cannery and merchandise. concern, and must be uniform in its opened bids Sept. 3 on 98 million feet through a rear door ot the establish plant. ! formed a quantity of roots. They may I operation upon all persona similarly ot timber on the Olympic Forest in known as Geo.ge Nelsori, shot and kill Ashland Schanen-Blair granite uuar- ment. ed himself early yesterday morning at then be brought into the light and heat situated. The principle rendering it Washington. The Snow Creek Logging for flowering. Keep the soil well mois* ry south of city equipped with 25-ton lawful to forbid a pursuit of an occu Co. of Seattle, which has been operat the end of a six-hour battle, in which tened from time of planting, but avoid derrick. Burglars Roh Pool Hall he stood off a large force of police in pation on Sunday is settled in this ing on National Forest land near Se North Bend-S. P. Co. buying part overmoistening, for if kept to w«t the his barricaded apirtment in a lodging Hood River, Or., Sept. 13 —At an state.” quim Bay for several years, was the house. Of Simpson Lumber Co. water front as early hour yesterday morning burglars bulbs will decay. --------- ——— successful bidder, the rates bid being site for shops, with mile of water front entered the billiard and pool hall of the Two other members of Nelson’s gang Cultivation $1.70 per thousand for westen red ced that last month robbed a Los Angeles at »400.00O. Bank Cashier is Accused N. A. Monroe company, here, getting ar, $1.15 for Douglas fir and Sitka bank of $3003 were under arrest in the If planted in beds, the surface of Douglas County—Limerock quarries loot, merchandise and cash valued at spruCe, and 50 cents for hemlock and Southern city today and the San Fran the soil should be loosened after each . south of Roseburg to be operated in over $100. An entrance was made Sadth Bend, Wash.) Sept. 14—An in amabilis fir. The tract lies on the wa cisco police were searching not only for fain and the bed kept free from weeds. I connection with Oswego cement plant. througn a back window. formation was filed in the superior court tershed of Snow Creek in Twps. 28 and the man called “Charley” but for a In the late fall or early winter month?, Florence—L. C. Reynolds of Coos here today charging Elias Pierson, 29 N, R 2 W. Thirty three percent of woman who was believed by tenants in it is well to cover the beds Wit a light I Bay to ship sawmill plant. Bears of Tyee Kill Sheep cashier of the First International bank, of the stand is Douglas fir and thirty the lodging house where Nelson fought mulch of straw or leaves to prevent in P'ant for large tourist hotel at Sun jury to the young roots from the alter with accepting a deposit after the in eight per cent western red cedar. his battle, to be the bandit’s wife. Roseburg, Or., Sept. 15—Two bears set Bay being made by L. J. Simpson - - ■-—-c- ■ — stitution was insolvent. The bank A photograph found in his room was nate freezing and thawing of the soil. in the Tyee country are held responsi on new S. P. line to Coos Bay. The main trouble with This mulch should be gradually remov Russia ap- iientifiedby lodgers as the woman closed its doors July 19, 1915, and the ble for the death of nearly two seme Florence Steamer Grace Dollar ed in spring, as soon as growth appears information charges that Pierson ac pears to be that it has no “standing” known as Nelson's wife. of sheep. The bears have be n track I above ground. The bulbs are quite took out 800,000 feet of lumber for ed but prove as wily as they are hun cepted a $35 deposit on July 16. The army. ----------- e®*----------- names of 78 witnesses are indorsed on Still, even in baseball it is a long gry. Their killings have been made Albany hi s $18,003 damage suit for hardy and are not injured by severe ‘Frisco. cold if the soil is well drained. Myrtle Creek I Concrete building for out of several flocks. A coyote also the -information. slump that has no ending. injuries to workman on a sewer. Rice Bros. & Adams nearly aompleted. has proven bold in the same neighbor Lifting and Dividi g Baker county papers advocate hard hood, and may responsible for some of Tulip and narcissus plan's are peren surface road to Pan Handle. the deaths. nial and if given proper care and grown Corvallis—Gazette-Times sold to C. under suitable soil and clim itic condi Marshfield Drenched by Heavy Rain* tions will increase and multiply from E. Ingalls of Kansas. Millersville—George Richards, Alba year to year. The bulbs may remain Marshfield, Or., Sept. 14 —All dan in the ground two or three years, or ny will build new school at $2291. ger from forest fires in Coos and Curry Portland—Northwest Fruit Distribu counties was eliminated by a severe until the clumps begin to crowd. Af ter blossoming in the spring, from six tors closed $214,000 apple deal her»*. storm early Sunday morning. In an to eight weeks should elapse to allow Construction work on the extension hour and a half 21 hundiedths of an the foliage to <iie partially down, when of the O. W. R. & N. railroad from inch of rain fell. Electric lights went the bulbs may b.* lifted with a spado or Riverside to Dog Mountain in Eastern out and for a time the city was in dark f irk. Shake th _• soil from the roots Oregon, has begun, and a large crew ness. The interior region has been and store the bulbs in a cool shady will soon be at work. very dry. place where they will rip.-n and cure. ■ -•'>>■ ■ ■ Marshfield Elks will erect $35,000 When tiie old leaves and roots are thor lodge building. Octogenarian Settler Dies oughly dry they may be easily rubbed Eugene would have municipal bath Roseburg, Or., Sept. 13—Elijah Win off and the clutters of bulbs divided. ston, a pioneer settler over MO years of The bulbs may then be planted in the house. Eugene orders electric signs lighted age, died here yesterday morning. Two s me manner as the original bulbs, In months ago he was struck by a bicycle this way the stock may be increased in or removed. He is survived Good sign —Portland papers giving and his hip broken. few years. less space to sensational politics and by a daughter, a wife and severul Naturalizing The Narcissus giving more space to industries and brothers. The narcissus often becomes natura payrolls. lized when planted in the sod or partial Pendleton Cornerstone new federal Methodists Assigned shads, w iere it will continue to grow, b lilding to be laid Sept. 22. blossom, and multiply for many years Oregon City's $375,000 pipe line to without further attention. Simply North Fork of Clackam is completed. Roteburg, O'., Sept. 1.3-Bishop make a small hole in the soil 5 or 6 in Lambuth has announced the assign Two Brown-Chambers sawmills at ment of pastors in this district of the ches deep, insert the bulb pointed end up, press the soil over the t >p, and na Cottage Grove start this week. Southern Methodist church, whose an Activity in making laws has raised nual conference has been in session ture will do the rest. For naturalizing avoid planting in rows or rigid geomet Oregon school taxes 400 per cent in 8 here, as follows: rical figures. A g ,od pla i is to scat years. Willamette district, S. M. Cheek; ter the bulbs like seel an I plant where Corvallis, Oregon parties advocate Portland, W. F. Fenton; Corva'lis, C. they fall. This method of planting is a state-owned cement plant. A Rexroad; Tangent, W. T. Goulder; extensively followed in the home Peoria, J. B. Coau; Harrisburg, and Oswego cement plant taken over by grounds and parks of England and oth I new combination of Nevada capi a- Junction Citv, N. C. Pierce, Franklin, er countries in Europe. In p irtions of ists. and Hendricks, I. N. Hughes; Rose North Carolin i , on larg ■ estates along Portland Gas & Coke Co. paid 7 per burg circuit, A. S Starmer; Roseburg the James River in Virginia, an l in old station, C. II, Cleaves! Myrtle Creek, cent dividend on all stock, gardens in New Englan I narcisses that J. E. Walbeck; Grants Pass, G. A. Eugene -Fairmount Brick Co. h h Taggart; Medtord, H. M. Branhan; were planted over half a century ago are still growing vigorously and ever? added a tile plant at Monroe, The Williams circuit, F M. Canfield; Co spring produce beouiful displays of company will make hollow structural quille, II M. Law; Bandon, C. U. Uro a tile next year. blossoms. Teazle Creek and Myrtle Point are to ............ ♦ A» ■ — be supplied later by Bis'iop Lam- 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore What would Ge-many have do >e for I both. The worst feature of returning s-ho >1 days is that Johnny will have to ru o up irn nunition if we hadn’t male so much Rev. W B. Smith has b *en trans- for those Russian fortress s’ ,n the toothbrush drill. ferred to the East Columbia conferem e The politician who presents his con- and will take the Heppner station. H« Korea has expressed her views of I s missions, the conclusions being that sLtients against the national defense M. Branhim was mads missionary sec- the diplomatic are a bit worse than the | is about as useful as a monocle as a 1 re ary. L. P. Law was appointed evanj | glass eye. 1 gelist. I religious. » Another drop in flour: [fl Drifted Snow, $1.70 Lion, 1. SHOP AT HOME Lewis Ulrich 'll I! II ÍÍ