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Ornami Historical Foemty VOL. IX JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COI X'IY, OREGON’S OUTPUT OF GOLD FOR 1915 GERMANY’S SITUATION HIGH SUGAR RECORD .Xü. 52 APiflL 29. MEXICO: WHAT SEEMS PROBABLE OUR OWN STATE INDUSTRIAL .// Envoy Hopes To Avoid Rup Price May Reach $9 50 or Soma Recent Hippa.i i?s 0 jnuFarur Baker Produces More Than ture. German Answer Even $10 a Hundred- in Varions Partì of War May be Merciful Agent Four Fifths of it; in Expected Saturday Pound Sack. Oregon. For Redemption of 1915 Value Increas- Land. Washington, April 26—Secretary Portland, Or., April 26 Tomorrow Mirim and P>!k Dmtii 3 Ehct es While Mines _______ Lansing announced late today that he morning all records for sugar will be i Salem, Or., Ap d 21 - )r. Mars tiny, had received Ambassador Gerard’s re broken when the market here will ad For a hundred years Spain 1 heaped ■ j ,r, of J) ,|| Decrease. hii bin le" d presi- port of his conference with Von Beth- vance 15 cents a hundred pounds, plac ■b'-r?.'-; ad Prov.di ;j I cruelties unspeakable upon Cuba. Three Rich g'H vein diicov 'rjl In H'uo ' ..... f de.it of th ■ .’d ru >ti-R i < D • i i, < > ne- ing the wholesale price of cane sugar I generations died there under the belief River dial rift ty. Dr. D. C. Brin, of tow ci'y, at $8.15 and of beet at $7.95. These that they had betn f .rgotten: tli.it vice Drusi lj.it, an i Dr. F L U er, C >o.» C ' intv C >nr* a ■ nr I < < 11 ' tri prices will be an even dime over ti e there was no more a Gad I o answer also of Salam, se •:•.> iry a i I ire i .i - rrvid conflict b tween UuqT |.y an,I record established August 17, 1914, and may < rs. er. ! MarshtirI I. which held until August 21, when there But the bell of destiny struck it last (’onr.truc i >n work is b ing ru'hed on was a 50 cent drop. Predictions are and the arm of Spain was broken. Granta Paaa sugar factory. made in the trade 'hat before there is 17-inch Trait Caught It was our nation that had been ap a decline ti e market will reach $9.50 E igcne -Company here turning nut pointed to do the work and the way it or possibly $10. Heavy buying by Eng ready-cut liiraax down ho !*••». was performed impressed the world Dallus, Or, April 25 —Raymond, 10 land and scarcity of ocean 'onnage for Contract! for building t .vo large viol with the conviction that it was the years oi l. son of Marion Syron, of this the transportation of stocks from Cuba shins have been awarded to iorcland most magnificent act of all the ages. to New York are among the masons To throttle a monster; to rescue a city, holds the record of local anglers i firms given for the steaiily advancing mat- broken-hearted people; to feed the so far this season for the size of the Nowp >rt has donate! a site f >r kelp kat. starving; to shelter the homeless; to fish caught. Saturday while fishing in factory. toe LiCreole near town, the lad caught This morning the Federal refinery in cleanse a fair island from its immemor Monmouth plans to pave Main str e . New York bought prompt raws at 6.40 ial load of filth; to compel a pestilence a 17-inch rainbow trout and landed it Benn—The Shevlin-Hixon mill with a cents in advance of 26 points over the that raged unchecked and unconquered unassisted. I capacity of 300,0)0 ft. in two 10-hour previous top price, and the highest for more than a century to poise its ever paid for the raw product. This is I black wings and flee away; to open Auto Owner Arrested on Charge 'shifts, although completed only three taken to mean another advance ol at st.h0ols for the young; to command or | ! weeks ago, ~ ’ will increase size of I plant j one-thirj. hast 15 and possibly 20 cents within jer allj obedience to righteous laws; of Striking Boy. the next few days. Monarch Tumber Co. near Kenlon, then finally steu .y the people to pre- | closed two years, plans l.i to resume at pare a government for themselves and Roseburg, Or., April 25—Percy ‘ once, employing ¡0(1 men. then to lower its flag which in the a bakery owner of this city. was Yett ar-I Forest Noies Salem Architect getting out plans meantime had taken on a majesty in- rested yesterday for striking the 9- deset ibable, and calling its agents year-olil son of Engineer ll. F. Morgan j for $15,00 1 brick business buil ling The Forest Products Laboratory at aboard its ships and thev with a final with his auto. The charge is that of ' Sim Leandro, Cal., Reporter: — “ll is , Madison, Wisconsin, was the first one salute with their hushed thunders sail reckless driving. The boy was bruis astonishing how many business men talked into taking space ill a of ils kind in the world. This Labora ed away, n ake a picture grand enough ed, but not dangerously hurt. ! Yett __ . ! ‘ 111 tory not only furnishes information for to thrill heaven and earth and cause says that he was going six miles per chart, or frame, or repiiter, or some dealers and users of products in all the angel of justice to smile and the hour. A second crusade this year other thing that, has no excuse for ex- parts of the United States, but it has angel of Mercy to weep for joy.' against speeders has brought a num |i-ten.-e. A schamer will get more tor After centuries of misrule Spain left ber of motor owners into court, al | his worthless card than a country pub- also been called upon to furnish infor mation for parties in Mexico, Chili, Mexico. Her misrule had corrupted most all pleading guilty to a variety of I Usher would. It is people that have been thus uuped who complain that ad Tasmania. Canada, British East Africa, the people and now for a hundred year» charges. vertising does not pay. British Columbia, Germany, England, it has been there as it was in Cuba— to millions in their poverty and want Falls City —Enlarged factory to mak Rritish Guiana and Panama. and degradation it has seemed as Druggist is Accused of Selling loganberry juice being built. Since the establishment of the Fur- though there was no God to answer Astoria—Bear Creek Logging Co. est Products Laboratory at Madison, Colored Alcohol. prayers. But as affairs are culminat- J starts operations to cut 50,000,000 ft. Wis., over 120,000 strength testshave ing the point has been reached when Roseburg, Or., April 21 —A raid on Eugene— Fifteen telephones installed been completed upon 13'* species of one more overt act will make it incum the drug store of S. E. Krohn uncovei- on College Hill costing $5,000. American woods. bent upon our nation to repeat wh it el what is thought to be a plan for dis Municipal ownership and distribution The Pacific Northwest contains prac was done in Cuba. It will require all tically half of all the standing tir-.h r the skill and prudence of our soldiers j posing of colored alcohol to the thirsty of milk supply for cities is one of the in the country, but furnishes only one- on the border to prevent something of this city The officers making the latest socialistic fads. sixth of the annual cut. The southern which if it happens will make the peo- raid claim they secured their clews Dallas Rumor says Valley and Si from small bottle of the dope sold to pine region is the present center of the ' pie of this country demand war in a letz road will be completed to coast. lumber industry, furnishing about 45% tone which no further vacillating in residents here. Klamath Falls —More sawmills open of the annual production. Washington can postp >ne. War is a ing up and increasing payrolls. Some white ash from Tennessee, re cruel instrument with which to stop Bend Furniture Store Valued Baker Operations at Cougar Mine cently tested at the Madison, Wis. For outrages and command the right and Ford to Build New Factory to start soon. Tallest Man is Dead at $S000 Burns. est Laboratory, was sold by the lum compass jvstice; but the power that Rickreal—Contracts let for $5,000 ber company producing it to an aero awakens the cyclone to cleanse the fe Beni, Or., April 24- A fire of un- school building. New York, April 24—Henry Ford New York, April 24—Hugo, a circus plane company for $300. per thousand. tid air, doesnot hesitate when he kn >wn origin destroyed the furniture Albany would spend $5,000 on new h is purchased an 80-acre tract in New giant, who was said to be the tallest This is s lid to be the highest price to hour strikes to vinlicate eternal j i - stick of Martin & Clemens and th» tice, to set the neeled forms in mo- store building of C. W. Arnot, of Los city hall. Jersey, between this city and Newark, man in the world, died here from which ash has yet soared. Portland Jones Bros. & Co. of Wat on which he plans to build an automo pneumonia. He was 8 feet 4 inches Angeles. Sunday. A total loss of ap Incer.se cedar is now being dyed for tion. On the world’s foundations we find proximately $8000, npon which there sonville, Cal., established vinegar fac bile factory costing $5,000,000. high and normally weighed 536 pounds. pencil slat3. inscribed on the primitive rocks the was an insurance of $5500, Adjoining tory here. record of how more than once that buildings were not damaged. Roseburg to have now $15,0 0 Metho mr> cbhbt trar' ÍKC WM 'Traan .’OSaST ' «sua’; power has found it necessary to 3et its dist church. elements of destruction in m .tion, to Bend to have 4500 population within the earth’s crust and destroy Prominent Farmer Passes Away six months. 23 shatter all animal life on the planet, that a Gervais, Or., April 24 Albert Schwab St. Helens —McCormick shipyard to new beginning might be mad *. The a wellknown farmer, died this morning build three new Vessels —two at As inference is that this is liable to be re- at 6:30, at his home near here. He toria yard. : peated until at last a race may be pro h id been in poor health for many years Gresham —Work started on two.sto I duced that will be worthy to walk in Mr. Schwab was a native of Switzer" ry brick business block. : Gud’a image. lan i, where he was born in 1853, corn In imitating these forces war for Portland Manufacturers Cocoanut ing to America in 1859. He settled Mexico may soon become the most first in Ii wa, later moved to Kansas, butter will build two-story factory to merciful agent through which the re and came t > Oregon in the year of cost $40,000. demption of that land may be accom Corvallis —Achitect planning $20'1,000 1888. plished. Goodwin’s Weekly. library building. —-------- •>*><— ■ Paisley —Vast soda deposits at Alka Coos Pay Paper Plant is Sold li Lake to be refined and put on mark The Pity and Shame of it et at once. to Oregon City Men Portland —Five local ship yards turn Is it not as shameful as it is pitiable Marshfield, Or,, April 24 -The ma ing out deepwater vexsels, army of for men and women to be coming back beggars from Mexico, declaring that chinery and eqilipmentof the $1,000,000 men employed. Roseburg-Chicago company orders their lives have been so endangered plant of Coos Bay Pulp & Paper com and harassed for four years past, that pany has been sold to the Oregon Citv 150 carloads of broccoli from here. they have finally been compelled to paper mill, and is to be moved shortly. Douglas County Water, Light A abandon everything and come away? The plant was built here three years Power Co. will erect office building They went there on the invitation anil ago but was never successful and ran for themselves in Roseburg. promise of protection of the only stable but a short tima. The sale price is not -----------■■ - president Mexico has had for a century. announced. The big concrete buildings Report on Defenses of North- will probably be taken over by the These are not all Americans, and when C. A. Smith Lumber company for the war is over in Europe what accoun Wanted. west ting can our government make for the use in connection with its saw mill way we; as quasi guardians of foreign- i era in Mexico make for what we have Washington, April 24 The senate failed to do there? Mr. Bryan while today adopted a resolution by Senator Proposal to Vote Road Bonds in Chamberlain calling upon the secreta in the state department took the posi tion that there was no justification on ry of war for information on the mili Coos County. our part to intervene no matter if cha Coquille, Or., April 24 Petitions re tary strength and the number of coast os and violence has ruled there most of questing the county court to call a spe defenses of Washington and Oregon. the time for a century and the presi cial bond election May 19, the same dent has discarded the advice of every lav the primary is held, were present $6100 for Two Carloads of Flax man who understands that situation. ed to the court here a few days ago. And yet to hear him, his only interest Fiber and Tow The petitions contain name» greatly in in this dfe, “is to see the load depres excess of the number required and the Salem, Or , April 24-The state has sing humanity lifted. ” court has agreed to call the election contracted with the Galifornia Cotton The proposed issue is for $362,(100 Mills, of Oakland, for the sale of two 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore Shortage of Laborers to be used in bringing to line and carloads of flax fiber ar.d tow for the White Salmon, Wash., April 21- grade the main thoroughfares of the sum of $6400. The Mate is to make the shipments by Ma,. 1. and if between Ranchers and road supervisors are un county. ■ ------- ♦<»» ---- - I now and then the price advances, the able to secure enough workmen locally Sab in Theo. Roth, a business man, state will receive the be lefit. Provided No mills ure running on Burdoin, but .msiderahle land clearing is being done new head of industrial department the board is willing the California con taking all the available supply of la Chamber of Commerce, will establish cern will take the entire crop of fiber and tow. flax industry, bor. mann-Hollweg, the German imperia] University of Oregon, Eugene, April chancellor, and that it was brief. “I can say nothing about it,” was 21—Although 25 of the 35 counties of Or j on contain deposits of go'd the to Secretary Lansing’s only comm nt. tal gol 1 oitpat of Oreg m in 1915 w is Washington, April 26—Count Von only $1,771,618. This figure shows an increase of Bernstorff, the German ambassador, $182,211 over the $1,589.49) outpit for in response to a request from the Ber- 1914, however, although in the last two 'in foreign office, has cabled sugges years the number of p.-olu iig mines tions for a course in the submarine crisis which he believes will avert a has fallen off fully oie-third. Of the 175 produ:ing prtmerties in break with the United States. The ambassador also sent by wireless the state la3t year, 125 were pla • er. Most of the properties are sm ill; al a message to his government as sing though there are 73 m’ning districts, that no action be taken until his cable message had been received. The Ber few operations are extensive. Baker countv produced abut 84 per lin foreign office request contained the cent of the gold taken ojt in 1915. The statement that Germany was prepared most important placer enterprise in the to go to great lengths to prevent a state is in Baker county, on Powder rupture. river, the output of one big comoany, which operates two dradjm, being Berlin, April 26 via London The greater than the combined remaining German answer to the American note placer output. may not be expected before the end of ---------- ♦ <£>♦----- ;---- the present week. It may be present ed on Saturday. Pear Blighi | Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg and Admiral von Holtzendorff, chief of New infections of Blight have been | the naval general staff, departed for founi this week on pears and apples, j headquarters on the evening train to It will be wise to watch c*refully for i consult with Emperor William in re gard to the reply to the American new infections at this time. Growers who are interested in scab note. control might be benefited by seeing j The chancellor’s conference with the spores of the scab furgus that are j James W. Gerard, the American am bassador, this afternoon, lasted for exhibited at the office. As announced before the new bulle half an hour. tin on Orchard Spraying in Oregon is just off the press and may be obtained Masked Bov Murders Man by aJdressing the Extension Service, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis Oregon. It should be in the hands of Seattle, April 24—A masked boy ap every up-to-date fruit grower. parently about 14 years old and wear Where Lime-Sulphur cannot be ob ing knee trousers, shot and mortally tained Atomic Sulphur can be substi wounded Frank Bealer, aged 58, a mill tuted. Use Atomic at the rate of 12 laborer, on Harbor Island, at the head pounds to 100 gallons. Keep the solu of the bay last night. Bealer died tion thoroughly agitated at all times. eight hours later. It is believed the C. C. 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