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Oregon Historical Society JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COLMA. VOL. IX. OREGON, NO. 48 APRII OCR OWN STATE LAWRENCE ACQUITTED SOCIALIST PARTY ONLY COMMITTEE CUTS OUT IN HAWLEY’S DIS- SPECTATORSCHEER I SECTION SEVEN Some Recent Happenings TRICT, Defendant in Kuehne Mur in Various Parts of Oregon Delegation Will For Lack of Votes, It Does der Case Will Go to 111- Oregon. Fight for State’s Share inois With Broth Not Legally Exist in in Grant Lands. Males Outnumber Female Ducks I er. Part of State. I A FORECAST INDUSTRAL REVI 'N Manufacture*, Captured War Will Result Enterprises ani Improvements, P.cvdiig Payrolls and Promof- mg Develop nent Unless Villa shall bo speedily sillsd of Oregon. or captured, Carranza's army will melt Marshfield, Or.. March 27 Male can away and Mexico will be nearer united Washington, March 28—The subcom vasback ducks outnumber the females t'lan it has be n since the rebellion was Fairmount Bri-it C.*. Monroe receives Salem, Or , March 28 -Save in the I mittee todav submitted to the house five to one in Co s and Curry counties, first sprung against Diaz. And the cry Klamath Falls, Or., March 27—The o.'dor for 159,090 pressed b.ie't. public lands committee the completed according to a duck census being taken First congressional district, tha Social jury in the Aims Kuehne murder case will be one of hate and defiance against I The Dalles creamery e dargin,; ivxi after an hour and a half of deliberation ist party is deal as a political party in Oregon-California land grant bill along by Deputy Game Warden J. M Thom the Unitid States. To bring this around insta ling new nviehi lery. jjst before midnight on Saturday re the state, acc irding to an opinion ren the lines previously indicated in the e as. Last year the males predominate! was »hat doubtless prompted Villa to dispa'dies, The full committee at th s nine to one and th? government is puz- j Grants I'm.-* Load bri. k yard g s turned a verdict acquitting A. Ernest dered by Attorney General Brown. make his raid upon Columbus*, N. M. vote of nii e z ed as to the reason. The figure? now icontract for 700,01 > b icx for na.v bs t Lawrence. The crowd awaiting the The party at the last election cast 1 st morning’s meeting, by a out section No. 7, being gathered are to be forwarded to Doubtless the military on th • border sugar "f ictory. verdict cheered and applauded, neces than 5 per eent of the votes cast for to seven, struek have understood this from the first. and the proviso to section No. 1, Washington. Plans are mi ler way f *t$7J..I)> pi. - sitating the UBe of the gavel from the I members in co' gress in the whole ; The chief danger of thia will be to relating to the lands held by John state, and also less than 5 per cent of office at Cut v.dl s bench to restore order. Lawrence and I American residents of Mexico. under executory con- his attorneys thanked the jury in court I the vote for congressmen in each of Lind and others Then will follow a swift blockade of Astoria—J. A M?3aehern will e - pacts. Placer Mining Wil/ b_‘ Resumed the Mexican ports and probably the tablish large ship yard on Youngs Ba; . the congressional districts, save the then shook hands with each talesman, the committee will This afternoon many jurors crying as they met the First. To become a political party j pushing of an army from Vera Cruz or Largest ah rep shearing plant in coun Near Sumpter within the meaning of the law, it will hear the Oregon members, who will man they had freed. I the Gulf terminal of the Tehauntepec try now being b li t at Echo. urge that the proceeds be distributed Sumpter, Or., March 27 — Extensive ' be necessary for it to reorgan'z? by Wild rumors, the effect that the Mer- Gold Beach II. W. Jett.'is exp counties, 4‘* percent to arrangements are being made for the railroad, a second from the Rio Grande ril citizens’ actions made it necessary filing a petition with the Secretary of 40 percent to the state for the schools, and 20 per , resumption of place r work in the rrany and a third from some point in Arizo to start brick yard. state containing the number of signa to put a double guard around the jail cent to the general government, in | districts of this section. Eli Blair and na. On the part of the Mexicans it Who will do our state the most good, on Saturday night are unfounded. tures required by law. stead of the subcommittee's recon.- Edwin Young are at work on Gimlet , will be chiefly a guerilla warfare; there Gifford Pinchot sitting in a soft bottom Lawrence will leave in a few days 1 will be no reallv great battle Tnere mendati in, 40 per cent to counties, 10 creek. Mayor W. C. Common ai d with hia brother for Illinois. It is , will be a great clamor at first and poi- ed chair in Washington, D. C. working Bald Mountain Qua.tz Holding percent to the state, and 40 percent to for a bunch of faddists to lie up our Ralph Hatley, of this city, are prepar n <t believed that the charge against the reclamation fund, the balance to ing to start work immediately on the I tentious threats of what is to be. The water powers, or a hard-headed eng - Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will be revived. business of our navy will be to prevent Sumpter Has Been Sold. the general government. It is expect old Dickison placers in the Granite dis neer developing one of our water pow ed the committee will complete the trict. Other properties in this same * supplies from getting inland; of our ers and employing 500 to 1000 men; es different armies to take the capital and $2,000,000 to Connect Van Sumpter, Or., March 27—The sale of bill today, when it will be submitetd section will be mined, as a good flow j chief strategic point in the country, pecially when we already have lav a the Bald Mountain quartz property to to the attorney general and the secre of water is now on, insuring a long run i fully protecting the rights of4he pub couver and Canby. the Ibex Mining company, is the fore taries of the interior and agriculture to for the season. On Pine Creek, in the and then to order the civil powers there lic against excessive rates, etc? to ordei an election and see that it is a runner of important mining activity. correct possible legal flaws before re Burnt River country, much placer min More than 50 new families have b en fair one—to do what was done in Cu The Ibex, a highly developed mine, porting it to the house. ing will be done. On Cracker creek, ba. added to Grants Pass within 30 days Washington, D. C., March 28—Rep- has been on the inactive list for some above Sumpter, a great deal of pros It will be a vexatious, expensive and due to industrial activity. resentative Johnson today introduced a time. Situated just «cross the divide pecting was carried on last season uncomfortable business; it would really Bandon —Plans under way to build bill to appropriate $2,OH),000 for the from the BaId Mountain< it has always Merrill Business Houses Burn with the result that several parties be a mercy to that country to perma two ships here. construction of a military road be- j been considered that acquisition of the Klamath Falls, Or., March 27—Fire will work along gravel beds this sum nently take and hold the northern row ttsritaan Roreonl/o nn/l tween Vunnflltvor Vancouver Barracks and C Fort ... Baker mills plan to resume operation latter ground was necessary to insure of unknown origin last night destroyed mer. Canby. of sparsely settled states, even as Cal in short time. ’ a more economical working of the for- the buildings occupied by Anderson's --------- -------------- ifornia. Arizona and New Mexico were ; mer. A long tunnel has been run on department store and the Studel & Milton —$9,50) library may be starte 1 held in the war of 1846 1847.-Goodwin’s soon. Robbers Foiled by Cashier j the Ibex to connect it with the Bald Hawkhurst market, at Merrill, and Auto Stages are Responsible Weekly. • Mountain property. It is expected burned one of the citv water tanks, Geo. Blake opens new logging camp Marshfield, Or., March 27—Auto sta | that this tunnel will run to an outlet making the work of fire-fighting diffi- on South Coos River. ges have “ buffaloed ” the local line of Seattle. March 29—Two men who at on the Bald Mountain side of the cult. The loss is close to $10.000. Coast States Should Prepare Roseburg—50 cars of broccoli will be tempted to hold up the King County divide, thus enabling work to be car During the excitement of the fire the the Southern Pacific running out to Co shipped from here this year. quille, Myrtle Point and Powers. It is State Bank, near the University of ried out on the gravity system, insur till in a nearbv confectionery was rob Ban ion—Moure mill expects to open announced that Superintendent W. F. The following is an extract from a Washington, this afternaon, were de. ing a cheaper mode of handling ore bed. Miller is arranging a new scehdule to recent editorial by Judge Gaol win of early in April, feated by the coolness of the assistant than by hauling it over the moun eliminate one of the two daily trains, Salt Lake concerning the need of pre Paisley —three crews are at work on cashier. William Norquist, and fled ir tain. on the ground that the auto stages, paredness to meet probable trouble in Strahorn survey in central Oregon. ■i-*- an automobile which they had left More Children attend Schoo's now starting up, carry the bulk of the near future: Mt. Angel has completed $8,000 sew nearby. Reduction in Salt Rates to “Must of us remember that when er system. Salem, Or., March 27—Figures pre passenger trade. Japan declared war 'against Russia she pared by Superintendent of Publie In Eugene Commercial Club boosting Bill for Nitrogen Plants Oregon Points Asked. gave to the world as reasons for her i flax industry,. struction Churchill, for his next bien Takes Lease on Dallas Hotel act, that she might insure the integri nial report show that there were 9272 Marshfield—Simpson heirs sell out to more children enrolled in the schools Dallas, Or , March 28—Lew A. Cates I ty of Korea, the open door to Manchur Washington, March '29—The senate Washington, March 29—Reductions of this state last year than the previ editor of the Polk Countv Observer, ia and the absolute integrity of China. Portland syndicate for approximately agricultural committee today ordered of from five to 45 per cent in carload ous year, the total being 151,799. Thera and K. N. Word have leased for a term Within a year and a half after the war $1,000.000. Allies asking bids from Portland mill« favorably reported the bill appropriat rates on salt from the Great Salt lake. also was an increase of 303 in the num of ten years the Gail hotel in this closed she annexed Korea. She closed ing $15,000,000 for five nitrogen manu Utah, to points in Idaho, Montana, ber of teachers, the total being 6564. city. Mr. Wood will have the active he open door to Manchuria and within for $100,000 worth of trench posts. facturing plants for commercial and Wyoming, Oregon and Washington Of this number 6055 were employed in management of the Gail, while Mr. the past six mnpths she has sought her The best way to build up an Ameri war purposes. The plants would be were sought today from the interstate the public schools and 509 in private Cates wili remain in the newspaper I utmost to obtain such concessions from can merchant marine is for our Gov use! in making fertiliser, producing commerce commission by the traffic schools. Enrollment in the privat» business. China, as would virtually make China ' ernment to clear the track of legal ob dyes and manufacturing ammunition. a subject nation to her. That is she is structions and 'eave the way open to service bureau of Salt Lake City. schools was 1000. utterly faithless. Hence we insist that private enterprise. Millions will pour our west coast states should not wait into the shipping industry the day it is Flax in Douglas County on the motions of the federal govern done. Roseburg, Or., March 28 -Sample ment, but should have mililia laws of Grants Pas i—Mining activity reviv acres of flax will be planted here this their own and all work together in an ing, surveys being made for dredges in year to discover the value of the fiber ticipation of possible trouble with Jap Josephine Co. Grant County mining and the adaptability of the soil. Sever an, for among her schemes is one to ob I activity also picking up. s' hundred acres will also be planted in tain a permanent foothold somewhere Portland—Duncan lumber mill gets sugar beet near Roseburg and large on this western coast. The longer the rush order 4,500.000 ft. of Douglas Fir areas at Sutherlin, Yoncalla, Kiddle war in Europe lasts the more imminent delivered on Atlantic seaboard within and Cole’s valley. is this danger. Japan has been making 90 days. a great deal of money during the past Great Northern Railroad contracts year, and then the generation she haB Clackamas Man is Being Held been waiting to grow up since the Rus for 4,001,000 ft. from Columbia River sian war, has about reached maturity. mills. On Liqnor Charge. Marshfield —Kruse A Bank ship yard And Great Britain is in close alliance Oregon City, Or., March 28—George with her and in the event of her mak rushing work on several ships. P. McKinnis was arrested today at ing war with our country, both Great Contract awarded for building Cath C'ackamas by Sheriff Wilson and De Britain and France would, to save their olic church at Roseburg. puty Frost, on a charge of violating interests in Asia, be careful not to in Marshfield—Courtney Mill may be op the prohibition law. In his house was terfere. erated by Hugh M’Lain. found a gallon of homemade cider mix It is hoped that the Panama canal Reports say Oregon Electric will ed with alcohol, analyzing .about 8 per will soon be in repair and our west build from Eugene to Springhel!. cent alcohol. McKinnis was unable to coast states should be preparing to sup Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Cali obtain a cash bond for $50 ar.d is in plement the federal fleet in case the jail. He entered a plea of not guilty. brown men reach a conclusion that it is fornia plans to send shipload of apples time to strike at us before we are pre to England this season. I Young Men We have some 1 swell English ii II ill [|i ii ii II M Ij lì II! walking shoes Let us show you »11 s ■I ii Lewis Ulrich 1 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore h h Columbia Contract Co. delivering pared. 8000 tons of rock a day on Columbia In the meantime we should put all Railroad Engineer Goes to New* her declarations of friendship in cold ietty. Storage.” Work in Alaska. Baker—Gold running $6**,000 to $80,- 0O0 a ton reported discovered on Can Marshfield, Or., March 28 —Fred E. yon Mountain. New Spray Bulletin Brown division engineer of the Willam ette-Pacific, and one of the engineers Klamath Falls considers bond issue who first surveyed the line, is leaving of $20,000 to build road to connect Skip for Alaska, where he has accepted the A new Circular Bulletin on Orchard pington with that city. position of locating enginoer with a Spraying has just been issued by the Eugene—Quartz averaging $2500 a railroad. Departments of Plant Pathology and ton discovered in Bohemia district. Entomology of the Oregon Agricultur Newberg handle plant is to reopen al College. Thia new bulletin will con Department Store Clerk Falls tain spraying reccomendations for ap with receiver in charge. ples, pears, peaches, prunes and cher- J. F. Blair of Portland is opening 1 ries brought right down to date. It granite quarry south of Ashland. Heir to $3,000,000. will include a discussion of insecticides The Sutherlin Sun has just published | and fungicides with methods for their Seattle, Wash., March 27-Harold preparation. It also includes an arti- a most interesting edition for Douglas Richard Clements, 19 years old. a de- on spraying machinery and acces- County, showing the development of partment store clerk, has been notified "<>ries. All orchardists interested should that section from an industrial and agj standpoint. by Arthur Payne, an attorney of Louie-!«’»'1 to the Extension Service. Oregon ricultural --------- ->D» — ville, Ky., that he has inherited the Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore- Possibly that great German fleet an 13,00*1,000 estate of his grandmother, K"n- English trawler reported seeing was C. C. Cate, Mrs. Mary Clements, who died there ' bound for Newport News. Plant Pathologist. last Wednesday, liarrv Curtis Clem- ' It’s all explained at last, Somebody ents, formerly president of the Den ver Traction Company, who died nine | Nobody seems to be suggesting Hen- points out that T. R. was born under year» ago, was his father, I ry fold fur Secretary pf war, the sign of the Bull.
