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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1916)
U » '•o THE MEXICAN SITUATION VIENNA IS ALARMED BY ILLNESS OF EMPEROR The Limit Nearly Reached, Bet OUR OWN STATI 0¡ i?er i cf 1354 is LOOK, LIS TEN AND STOP INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Califcrr.ia Manufactures, Enterprises and r u i«i Or., Jan. 35 Ah X Better Wait at Crossing ! • , i ; >n< ei , who died last n'p ht ter Hurry Up Says Judge Than in a Doctor’s Improvements, Providing • ') .■.k i ll was 81 years old and came > the Jacksonville gold diggings in Goodwin. Office Payrolls ani Promot <> fie engaged in blacksmithing «'rl .«’• c in merchandising with a pio- ing Development President Wilson of the United States “Please read this appeal —it may eer • m. He was agent for the old Old Resident Passe« A" and President Carranza of Mexico had of Oregon. I’ ■ 1-Sacramenta overland stage save your life” says the Southern Pa Paris, Jan. 24—Press dispatches from better hurry up or they both will have Canvon City, Or., Jan. 14 M: Se line i il the railroad retired this co: -[ cific Company in a circular addressed trouble. There are some tens of thous Rome say that C( nsiderable anxiety is balls Overholt died at he: !■'> i .11 this corn. During the Modoc war he tr. ns- to motor vehicle drivers urging them Oreg n roio petals wanted in cast ands of men in Texas. New Mex«co, felt in Vienna in consequence of th« city S iturday m »rni ig. I) a.ed was port.d supplies for th? troops from the to be more careful at railroaii cross Arizona and California who would need illness of Emperor Francis Joseph, an old resident of Ca ,o:i C;ty. She end of th«' railway in the Umpqua val- ings. The circulars are being posted for manufacture of perfume and ra- but a word to cause them to spring to whose chronic bronchitis has assumed has 1 mg been a suff r T f> > i h art l 'y to the lava beds. He engaged in in every garage in the Company’s ter «■hets. War has cut oft European sup ply. arms, and to go down and take the an acute form, dhev add that he is trouble and for the past i: ■ w S merchandising in a Klamith county ritory and reed as follows:— Astoria plans filling in Commercili northern row of states in Mexico and confined to bed, that all court recep Canfinud’to her bed. She a survived town in 1881, running the town's o.ily I “Every year blings an increase in stop for good the atrocities that have tions and audiences have been suspend oy two children, a son, Eimer. of Ari- store. The store retired from business . motor vehicle accidents at. railroad St. at cost of $33,0' 0. been prepetrated there day after day ed and that he is not even receivi: p i ma, who was called tc her bedside in 19(0, after which Martin with a sfn grade crossings. Grade crossings are Board of Regents of U. of O. vola and week after week for the past four the military authorities. He is beii > soon after she was t; k n ill, and a Alex Jr., now of Eugene, aid E. R. u iavoidable. Tney are one of the in- $40,030 for new building. years. Evidently Villa is trying to nursed by the Archduchess Zita, wife laughter, Mrs. i>. 1. A try, of Mc- R ames organized the Klamath Coun ' conveniences of progress, to be elimi- Baser is disposing of $75,000 wo! th bring on just such an interposition. He of the heir to the throne, according tc viinnville, Or . i w unable to I e ty bank, the first bank in this section. i i ated just as rapidly as practicable. of alditional water bonds fur exten- the same dispatches. hates Carranza with a nameless per present. T’’- unera1 w.«s held yester- This was later merged with the First The railroads are do nr thiir best, but sioiis. sonal hatred; in addition he sees no d ty aftern on. National, of which Mr. Martin ha it takes time und a great deal of nu n- ------ - —■ ■ Lus Angeles film makers have I e- hope for his country under Carranza’s since been president. Interment will ey. presidency; he knows there is no hope Arizona Flood Damage is More be at Oaklard Thursday. “No matter what safc>guar«’B we come interested in the campaign to 1 - Death V . II tes of Ashland for himself while Carranza is in power throw about our grade crossings, our ca'e some of them in Oregon. Or.e Than $1,000,000. and morally backed by the United labor is in vain without your help. All company figuring has a payroll of fri m A’h' O', I i 21 — Three leaths States, and he does not care what signs, bells, whistles, gates and tlag- $2 >,000 to $25,000 a week. Too much of o! I . I r< <p I citizsns occ irred Wind Again Blows in Seaside m ‘ans are taken to ofist Carr>-nza from m n are helpless before an automobile regulation and legislation is forcing Frill ai 1 S it i y. J. L ’ siio Cor Yuma, Ariz., Jan 24-With the wa them out of California. Show VV ndows. his pretent rule. He is smart enough uriver's recklessness. ters of the Colorado river receding, bett, p > . r iil former city engineer Lincoln Go. plans new road aroi nd to know that the men of the southwest “For the purpose of observing the Seaside. Or., ___ __ ____ Jan. 21—The storm work of rescuing Yuma valley flood p is i a v .v in his sloop Situr ay Pioneer Mountain. are heartily sick of the -‘watchful sufferers was carried forward by local in irni i f. H'hil bion s i firin'with which raged here for two days subsid- ^“re exerc'Be^ by drivers of motor vc- w iting” urogram which President hides, this Company placed men at a the grip, iu v h lo vnto.vn i 1 his us- ed yesterday afternoon. The gale was La Grande sub-station of the East authorities, aided by officials of tie WiUon inaugurated long ago, and he is large number of grade crossings on this ern Ore »on Light and Power Co. was Southern Pacific railroad fro n Tucson, ml g ci I spp-itj Fr day. A sister and the worst one of the season and retch trying his best evidently to invent atr> • b i i J a iJ a grants in in the ed a htigiit of 80 miles ail hour Satur- ! | line. Their observations were start destroyed by fir«. Ariz., who arrived here with equit •nic • ■ i i cities which will finally so enrage the I 11 sure ve. Mrs. Sarah J. B irber i ay morning. Th> greatest damage ling! Of 33 500 drivers fifty-three per mint to su -ply the citv temporär..; Springfield —Booth K-Iley Lumber people across the border in the United of As'i'.a -1, die 1 at the home of her done w is the shattering of windows in c int looked neither way before cross Co. ism iking extensive improvements. w h water, gas a id electricity. It ing railroad track! Eight per cent States that they will spring to arms ' | estimated that the damage from lit son, W 1. Bi bar. Friday afternoon. the cur ler of the Gilbrrt block, blown New lumber companies are filin - ar- With an irrepressible determination to She' in t> Aihlanl from C dumbus, in f >r tie secund time this winter. The looked one way only, ar.d but 174 driv- fl , id would amount to more than $ t c ea of incorporati in in Oregon almost Wreck vengeance on those scoundrels > ir ago. W ill ice R > Igers, rail'ng of Broadway bridge was bl iv n e a, or fifty-two one-hundredths of one 0)3,000. d lily. in Mexico who are only not fit to gov p “ r'ent, actually stopped their nia- Indian fighter and Civil war down also for the second time this s a- Portland —Emerson Hard wo id Co. ern themselves, but are not fit to live. n. died Friday minting.' He son. A sm ill w i > 1 ?n bail ling on Sev cninei before crossing. will rebuild after $80,000 fire. There is a double reason why President - a wife in this city. “ From th *se actual observations it i enth street, usrd as an off!'? by a fuel Wilson should serve notice on Carran Portland To Have Cha Rosel urg Brushy Butte Copper mil e firm, was bio v i ovor on its sid?. No apparent th it men of undoubted intelli za to establish order in those northern gence chooi i to risk life and limb rath may be deveb ped. one was iiu t. on Supplies for Alaska States at once, and if be cannot the er than wait a few minutes to let a Geo. W. M >ore says that Bandon il Egg Leads to Divorce United States will. One reason is that J train pass. sawmill will sunn operate. the United States has already postpon 0 g i City, Jan. 24 —Mrs. Miry Cider With Kick in It Causes Washington, Jan. 24—The secret ■ j “Because you once took a chance 11 j Ashland —Hotel Oregon to be made ed interference too long, the other is of commerce has advised the Or •« i ;es ra. of R dlanls, Saturday filed far a grade cro sing and ran your automo modern tourist hotel. Trouble at A Dance, that it the war in Europe were to sud i d legation that the light h >u«e int ■ c U v fro n Ambrose Geatra. She Florence Porter mill starts on 10-hr Mi.rshfi. Id, Or., Jan. 1’5—Sheriff bile safely in front of an approaching denly cease, there would be imminent , t .r at Ketchikan has been inst.-u ■ r h i I him arreatel for asa i lit, but de train, do not trust to look th it you ca: d y. Johnson has seiz.d samples of cider in danger of a new alliance across the sea j to add the Portland Chamber of u: in? i > proieeute. Gaatra became do it again. $625,000 beet sugaj factory to be Involving those who are now friends inercetothe mailing lists whe i ?ry iccause his wife pat abiiled egg four C quiile places and sent them o “Trains must run on tracks and or built in or near Grants Pass. J. Lee Brown, secretary of the State ttnd enemies there for the purpose of 1 are called for requiring the furn diughter’s lun?h, because the taking and partitioning Mexico, des o ’ supplies for Alaska direct. ri'- ofe.';s was too high t«> permit Prohibition association, for anal, sis. time. Their operators have no choice Plan are on foot t«i got branch line C. A. Machon was yesterday charged of routes. But the atVomobilisU can of railroo’l from Cushman to Florence pite the United States; for the subjects ■ i h a I ixury. Tney were m irri d at ---------- --------------- choose an I regulate his rate of speed. of half a dozen of those nations have mid a double briilge across North Fi rk oi i' d May 4, I.) k), a i i have three in the circuit court with felling cider “If drivers of motor veh cles woi.'d ! suitable for teams Hnd trains. bSen despoiled in Mexico, and the Uni ' Efforts iVlade to Open Ma - ■L,ii ! <'ii. Their f mn will be divided with a kick in it. The sheriff says he foun I 20 m«.-n drunk at a dance, who always asrociate the right of a gra< e te I States which has assume 1 the re- Lumber camps on the Columbia river said they had been drinking hard cid crossing with the instant application < f 1 colitiliue to open. ket For Coast Salm n sponsib lity of protecting them has ut their motors' brakts, accidents to ai - er. terly failed in keeping the impli d cov- Civil War Veteran is Dead St. Helens ship yard gets contra« ts timobilists at grade crossings wou d en int.—Goodwin’s Weekly- Washington, Jan. 24—Senate « ‘h-m Soon 1 e scarce. May we uige that y< u | to build five vessels mostly lumber car I .rsh'fi'?ld, Or., Jan. 24 —Armstrong' berlain is advised by Secretary rd Guilty of Two II ildups. let th ■ sig! t < f a grade crossirg sign riers. ■;. a veteran of the Civil war, died i i Lansing that the state departm terday in C «ostor, aged 79 years. Commercial transcontinental tele Grip Rages at Nehalem Marshfield, Or., Jan 25 Bert Jen- instantly cor V, y to you the warning to I engaged in active diplomatic ne ■ was a member of a Pennsylvania rd i;-s, charged with two holdups in slow down or slip? It is a habit as phone service to New York City and Nehalem, Oi*M Jan« 25—The preya* tions ___ with .... a view to having K «te; ' nent, in d v. as in some tamons North Beni, was found guilty la'e yes- easily acquired as your obedience to [ ' intermediate cities has been maugurat- leH6e of the grip has forced the closing « companies to accept shipments o* “i s. He w s captured by the Con- te day, as was al-o Fred Haley, charg ti e tr flic policeman’s unraised hand. I ed by the Pacific Telephone S: T ele of the grammar school here, as more . on to Scandinavia. The depa: “On the firmation of th s habit y (ur graph Co at Portland. •to’ and spent five months in An- ed with steali« g Iqu >r ftom a Marsh th. n ha.f the pupils enrolle 1 are sick* has no power to require comoi inviile. He lived here for many field saloon. They will be sentenced bfe at d those of your loved ones may Albany is to have a chiropractic san A heavy snow storm is raging today. 1 accept, consignments. some day d«pend. It is better to wait itarium. ears on a farm. Monday. at a Grade Crossing than in a Doctor’s Astoria soon to make solid fills on 9th Office. ” & 10th Sts. June fit n C ty Youth Sent to J<iil ---------- »a? » ■ — Wasc i county has awarded contract Junction City, Or., Jan. 25—Arthur for construction of Tygh grade and Le Tellier, arrested Friday for taking LINER PERSIA SUNK BY White River grade roads, cost $21,- liquor to a dance in th s pl ice, was 890. »ent to jail w hen he was unable lo p .y TURKS, SAYS REPORT Astoria is building scenic highway to h s fine of $l«)0. His brother, E mer summit Coxcomb Hill. Le Ti Hi r, found guilty nt the last A crab station is being established at term of th ■ circuit court, is now seiV Unofficial Dispatches Indi Astoria for shipm 'iit of crabs to vari ing his fine of $250. cate Turkey May Ac ous parts of the United States. Rai'wa.v earnings for December show knowledge Ship’s Farmers Union Plans Elevators increase of 18.7 per cent over last year. X Destruction. Proap -rous railroads are th«? surest in- Condon, Or., Jan. 21—The Farmers’ lication of returning good times. union of Gilliam c )Unty Las decide«! to Estacivia Horner Bros, expects to jreet two grain ( levators in the coun Washington, Jan. 21 Unofficial dis ty, on ■ at Condon and the other at Bla- patches from abroad indicating that inanufa'-ture wooden silos. I adc. Plans ire being drawn for the Turkey might ac -nowledge that one of Albany has new department stole buildings ami cost estimates will be h tr submarines sank the British liner wi'.h $1 >,<>••<> stock. pr pared immediately. State press paying more attention to Persia promise to revive the diploma business and industries — less to po i- tic features of that disrster. State department offl tals h id no dis ties Bif C > tifar Steals I’i fs patches on the subject today from Am Gar Iner plans to build a public doc' . ,\1 inmonh, Or., Jan. 24—\ cougar bass (dor Morgenthau. Neither had Coquille Valley Telephone Co. plan« inva led the I irin of Fr.ni C iwford they received any off! ia) word from t > sell to C«>os and Curry Telephone n jar Z -na re : nitly an I carri.' 1 off nine Ambassador Penfield at Vienna trans company. pigs. The tr i'k» show d the riim i to mitting Austria’s < fficial disavowal of Astoria will have an $85,03) day be of usu» i il p ■ >po i > is. A mining any connection with the disaster, re manufacturing industry. pirly w mt out, b it the animi has not ported unofficially last week. Wasco county once had 130,000 uuaie ueen found as yet. Until the initrn ition came that Tur key might assume responsibility, it miles, nearly four times the size of was ge lerally assume 1 in official England and Wales. Givermr’s Son to Wed Jan. 25. quarters that thecause of the sink At the Narrows, Celilo Rapids, the Salem, Or., Jan. 24 Givi-mr Wi'.h- ing of the liner wou) I remain un Columbia nvur is only 150 ft. wide. This is the proposed site of the great ycombe left yute I i/ if :ni»ntiat- known. er p iwer plant in the U. S. : in I th ? we I ling of hi« sin. R ne t With rnb •, a 11 th ■ dii'h'ir of W S50 Fine Exacted From It takes all kinds «>f people to mal e a w.rl I, indu i ng the ones who think R. Hutchinson, pr ■'•i lent of th • U don Nation ii bank. rhe gov rn ir’a on is tney can beat a slot ma.'hme. North Yak inn Drunks. Iliad of ’hr O A C ex:>'r rn in* s'.1- linn at Union, Th ? w 1 ling will b ■ h 11 to norm v. vance In Light Rates Heard N «rth Y iki'na. Wash , J «n 24 -Fi'- C'.if ssanie, Or., Jan. 25 Member« t v «1 «liars is th” price ' h ««• found dr«r k of he public servi e c .mmission a'« iu North Y ikima must pay to ih • cit »î Th » was fixed b" Judge Milrov w hen here today to review tl <: ease of th i 7 he Pioneer Store Port’an I, Jan 24 ’«Ira. A E Bill« th” first offender this y-ar came before C tsk.diie ¡.gilt St fewer Comp in”, Jacksonville, Ore. pione» r ,f 1S55, die! to'!«" at h» r h m Saturday, -i■■«' h” r«”i'i ■«! the po the I.i'tir laving peti i ne I the com • i I nre a’ S.xtee ith rin I FI i in ■ s ll e to require *50 cash bail ftom any mi siou to dlow an in.'ie «so of rate f, r ree'a. Sh? w «« in h-r k7 h v r. one nrr' sted f ,r drunken« «- who might light. Th- company wants increase l’he h s’ieid of M'i HI'«, tho Ine want to bo r''<■«« <1 Up tn s’n'i rda« from 1 > to 12 cents a kilowatt h. ur, Circinns i Bi 1«, was t.‘.'fi-.t mia n night tw mtv five permits to import li tie char e r re-i «-nc.-i, and from J PorJa d j eag l'e in th • grai ibi i- quor had been issued bv the county au to 11 cents for business places. Many '■JM* object to the advance, ne :s. ditor. ÎÏ 1Ï H ÎÏ fl ii fl ii 111 ii If I Some Recent Happenings Francis Joseph’s Chronic in Various Parts of Bronchitis Has Assum- Oregon ed an Acute Form Miners: WE buy your Dust, and sell the Rubber Boots: B?:l Brand, absolutely guar an teed. ’I Pl ii it Ii iil Coffee week is coming Lewis Ulrich
