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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1916)
Ore ' >n Historical Society ’ City Hall VOL. X JACKSONVILLE, JACKcON (III MY, CELEBRATE AT ASHLAND i [MOBILIZING AViAf RS NO LÌQUOR SALTS TO I BE MAKE TO MEXICANS FOR MILITARY SERVILE OREGON, JULY 1, 19x4». SOUTH AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL R .Jl- 7 OÏ R OWN SFA I I Three Day Celebration Best Outlook For This C?u;itry Manufactures, Enterprises and Some Recent Happenings July A-5-6. Renewal of Riots at Redding About 399 Officers of Guard Improvements, Providing While Foreign War Is On in Various Parts of Brings Prohibition Ordir Have Asked For Transfer Payrolls and P:o not Oregon Plans for Ashland’s big three-day The best outlook for foreign trade in celebration, July 4-5 6, are going stead From AulhorHies ¡0 Avia'.ion Dufy ing Develphe.it sight for this country is with Brazil ily forward. All indications point to and Argehtine. The e is an oppwtun- F.uit Union Sales Are Heavy. of Oregon. tremendous crowds and the committee ity to capture that t*a le now while the Big ! New York, June 27. —Major C. F. Seien, Or , June 26. According to on accomodations is working strenuous Redding, Cal., June 21. —City author war is raging in. E trope and Asia. Robert I’aulus, manager of the Salem ly to prepare for them. The Rogue ities here teday forbade the sale of al Ilattman, of the United States signal It is clear that no h .dp i; to b? ob Two Oregon wage laws are b ing re- Fruit U: ion, it has sold fruit valued at River Round-Up has grown to stupen coholic liquor to Mexicans, as a result service, who is supervising the mobili tained through tne present a hni listra dous proportions. The grounds are of street rioting between Americans zation of civilian and national aviators, tion, but in those two countries the argued in the Supreme court at Wash about $250,000 since May I. Approxi larger than those at Pendleton. Grand and Mexicans I st night in which two I held a conference with officials of the conditions are such that the trade can ington, 1). C. The laws give an indus mately 100 loganherry gr >wers have stands are already erected to seat 10,- Americans were stabbed and 13 Mexi Aero club of America last night and be built up by private corporation! if trial commission of the state power of ponied the output for the season. It fixing min mum rates. wili am <unt to about 2000 tons. 'O90 people. Friendly rivalry between cans and 10 Americans were arrested. received from them a Hat of the rn n the right plan is adopted. Joseph Edwards, one of the men stab who are readv t> enter the aviation Portland, Pendleton and Ashland will the*north and south ends of Eastern This is the plan a l pted by Germany service. Major Hartman told the club ask the voters to authorize state nor Oregon promises to contribute to a bed as in a serious condition. Principal Elected A similar riot occured a week ago in officers that all the volunteer aviators ' through which she ania se 1 such vast mal schools. whirlwind frontier show. Buffalo Ver returns during the twenty years prior which three Americans were slightly would be considered promptly by a Oregon Ci.v, June 28.«-Winifred I. non, champion roper and bull-dogger of , to the present war; the only difference i Prof.XJilbert, authority on Econom the world, is on the grounds assisting wounded and 15 combatants jailed. All board of army officers, which will noti being i hat the German government ics, finds that 'he aggregate wealth of A rant I.as Lein elected principal of the the committee. The baseball commit were turned loose when the justice of fy them io complete the military part ‘ was in full accord with the efforts of Oregon is $1,044.254.463. about 60 per Oregon Ci.y High School. Mr. Arant tee has contracts signed for daily the peace decided that the Americ ms of their training in the aviation schools her cidiens. It .vis dine by a c > n- cent of which is real estate. The rest is at present living in Newborg. wh-re recently taken overby the government. games with the crack teams of Med were to blame. is public utilities, livestock mid manu he has b ■i n principal of the high school - - - —■ — At least 300 officers af the guard all bine of manufacturers, merchants and factures in the order named. for the 1: st two y« ais. He is 32 years ford and Weed. Both teams are in over the country have asked to trans shipowners. if age and has a family. He is a grad practice and a battle royal is promised. This West Of Ours. Albany will remodel old Central It was ure’erst > > 1 fr >rn the first that fer to aviation duty. uate of the Oregon Slate Normal, aid Music for the occasion will be furnish hey were to dsa' with people who | School building for citv hall. ed by three of the best bands in south tnn taken a Course in the O. A C, an I -------------------9'^)9---------------- Smithfield. Polk county — Farmers poke in for.ig i tongues. with people Two or three dispatches have indicat ern Oregon—those of Ashland, Central has taught in schools of the stale. He in m i iy ways crude in their ideas and ; Union warehouse to hold 80,000 bushels will com ? to Oregon City some time in Point, and probably Grants Pass. ed that Mr' Hughes proposes to make Mexican Veteran in g uin going up. ?ccust imid to ancient methods now Huge posters are on the billboards an a trip to the Pacific coast during the Defense Parade obsolete in more enlightened countries, Eugene—$4,400 a year has been cut August. nouncing the magnificant display which campaign. He certainly should. So and morover, the trade ar first, to a from cost of Eugene schools. the Hitt Fireworks company of Seattle should President Wilson. No gentle great extent, be barter. i Sunday law will stop 30,000 people Spotted Fever Attacks has been engaged to put on. The three man should ever aspire to the presiden Vancouver, Wash., June 26.— C ip The first thing was to have agents working for wages one day in seven. big | ara les will be ot a most gorgeous cy of these United States who has nev tain N. F. Bolton, veteran of the Mex Visitor at Hood Rive- character. Business houses and vari er visited half of them. When Mr. ican war of 1846, will be one of the who understood the foreign language», Astoria Machine Co. to bo enlarged then have those agents find out what Hood River, June 29. —Mrs. J. w. ous organizations and indwiduals are Cleveland was president he n ver could prepare Iness boosters in the parade to with $25,000 new équipement. Davis, wife of Liens Falls, Idaho, phy planning floats. Many fraternal or be persuaded to come further wes* he held here July 3, it is expected. Th go. ds were wante 1 and in what forms Baker Brewery and ice plant start, ganizations will enter the parade with than Kansas City. Think of a man past90 years of age. Captain B ltoi. the goods were ne .• led. Th m the after long idleness, on temperance sician, is recovering here from an at tack of spotted fiver. Mis. Davis is uniformed marching clubs. Many dec-; who makes Kansas City the western who lives just outside the city lim.is, proceeded to establish trading stations drinks. the first local patient to sutler from orated automobiles from afar are, terminus of his real knowledge of their is enthusiastic and has been asked to at Para, Pernambuco, Bahai (or San Salvador as now called), Rio, Santos Silver Lake Leader Slogan- “To help the malady. She was bitten several I promised. Queen Lithia and King Sul I republic! I join in the preparedness demorisration Never a handclasp with an honest here. He is believed to be the only and Buenos Ayres, and provided that develop Central Oregon and to give all weeks ago by a Rocky Mountain lick phur are now being chosen by ballot. Concessions are being granted for miner; never a glimpse of Yosmite or veteran of the Mexican war living in ship s should call at each of these ports the aid it. can to help out the whole and was seized with tl.e fever wl ile she and her husband and children came many minor attractions and Ashland’s the Yellowstone; never a view of old Clark county. He is also a veteran of as often as needed to delivei goods state.” Oregon City—Company formeb to de here on a motor trip. two b g Nataioriums are planning wat- Shasta, just at sunset, when the bend Cival war. Other veterans of the Civ and bring away any products that had velop silica deposit near here. er sports and dances to help entertain i rays of the sun paint the snow on il and Indian wars will also participate. been taken in exchange for goods. It was slow work at first, for Great the crowd. Special programs at the | Us crest purple and gold; never a Sutherlin Everfresh Fruit Evaporat ---------- « »*----------- Britain had monopolized it ever since I ing plant to resume. The new build Record Shipment Vining—one of the finest theatres be glimpse of “where rolls the Oregon,” the sail-ships have given away to ings recently constructed and the I urge tween Portland and San Francisdo. with, Hood, St. Helens, Ranier and oth Sioux Indians Offer steamers. Oregon Wool. Camp grounds are being provided for er sentinel mountains that keep their amount of machinery installed repre To Fight In Mexico. But they won out at length. They sents an expenditure of approximately large numbers and visitors who can do watch over it; never a thought that were careful to have their goods in the $20,000, and gives to Sutherlin one of so are urged to come prepared to take what he sees of empire and of civiliza Baker, Or., June 26.— One ot the most att. active forms, and where they the largest fruit packing concerns in tion has been created in three-score advantage of these facilities. largest sheep shipments on record here Washington, June 27. — Fifteen hun were to be carried inland, have the years. We can all afford to be sorry the state. was started today R. N. Stanfield of for a president so handicapped.—Good dred Sioux Indians in South Dakata packages made for that purpose; they Wl.y fight industries? Why not en Stanfield, who shipped the first part of ha,ve offered to enlist in the military adapted themselves to the long credit win ’ s Weekly. Horses Wanted For Army. service of the United States in the Mex system prevailing there; they soon be- courage all business that employs labor 10,999 ewes and lambs to the Chicago ican em< rgency. The offer came in a g.n to undertake public enterprises from a boot black stand to an ocean market. The first lot of 27 cais was steamship line? shipped from Huntington today and the Chehalis, Wash., June 26.—George City Attorney Goes to War. letter to Senator Johnson, of South which promised good results; to nego ' rest will be sent continuously? Many (Ontario — New track being laid be Dakota, who today notified Secretary tiate loans fon those goveunments, and R. Walker received a request Saturday [ wili be dropped in Colorado to finish of War Baker. The senator was in to inform their countrymen at home tween this city and Vale. to secure horses in this section for the ; grazing and then sent to Chicago. Centralia, Wash., June 26. — Grover when great opportunities were open Astoria putting up fight for submarine war department. Along with the in C. Arnest will be city attorney of Cen formed that the Indians must restrain for investment of money. It was not base at port of Columbia. structions came the specifications for their patriotic desire to fi"ht for their LaGrandt—Wholesale grocery com 1500 Pounds of Cherries the animals, and Mr Walker stated i tralia until company M returns to the country unless there is a call for vol- long until mor? si ips were needed to city. William R. Lee, present city at supply the goods and to bring away the pany will erect branch building here. that these are so strict he does not unteers. products of those lands. The great On One t ree think there are many available here, as torney, is a sergeant in the militia com Roseburg Review says that city is ... —I. »MB«. — bulk of the products sold there come to ' humming with industry. many animals of that character have pany and left yesterday for American Lake. The city commission will bold But there isn’t any doubt about the the United States. This gave their recently been bought up for the Euro the office open for Sergeant Lee until) Hermiston Newport Land Co. gets Vancouver, Wash., June 27. —A single returns ;n the vote for American pre- ships double work for they did the car $32,009 ditch contract. pean market. his return. cherry tree in the yard of Mrs. N. W. rying trade that our own ships should paredness. Newburg cannery recently burned Paul, of West Twelth street, in lliia have benn doing by direct trade instead city produced 1500 pounds of cherries of paying the freight first to Bremen being rebuilt. Oregon City politicians have not had this year. The cherries were sold at or Hamburg and then from German enough to keep them busy and want 3,1) cents a pound and netted $52.50. ports to our own coast. Since the war started abroad Eng- to put in an electric light end power They were of the Yellow Spanish var iety. land has gotten back a good deal of plant. ----------- »X«----------- this trade and Liverpool is today the Burns—Railroad completed to Crane very greatest shipping port in all the Creek gap and will soon enter valley. Berlin Residents On world.—Judge C. C. Goodwin. Roseburg—Federal building will be ------------ —9V .9 —- — started Suly 1. Short Meat Rations Lakeview — $70,000 buildings lost by Ammunition Hurried fire to rebuild of brick and stone. Amsterdam, June 26, vit London.— Forward From Marshfield—Schooner Western load A dispatch from Berlin says that the ing half million feet cedar ties. n w meat ticket will be in force in Ber Philadelphia Astoria — McEachren shipbuilding lin from today Two hundred and fifty company will double capacity of plant. grammes (abouth'i ounces) of meat North Powder Force of men work will be allowed each person weekly. Philadelphia. June 27.—A rush order ---------------------- -------------------------------- for 20,900,090 rounds of small arms am ing antimony mine 18 miles north and munition was being filled at one of the shipping ore to Sumner. The Portland Market. govirnment arsenals here teday. The Baker Five stamp mill for Barry cartridges will be consigned to the gov mine. Virtue district, ready to operate, ernment arsenal at San Antonio, Tex. CATTLE Portland—Two building permits past It wiil require two weeks to complete week aggregate $75,099. There was the smallesn run of cattle the order- Men are working day and Albany —Discovery of zinc in Black today for several weeks consisting of night shifts. Eagle group of mines is announced. “trashy steers”. Cows and heifers ----------- «a«------------ - sold on a steady basis with last week Coast Artillery Will but steers showed some weakness. Liner Victoria Brings Calves steady. Campers & picnic parties will find their wants well taken care of here Everything in lunch goods at the lowest pos sible prices. Lewis Ulrich 7 he Pioneer Store Jacksonville, Ore Guard Southern Line ii II H !! San Francisco, June 25.—Seven com panies of U. S. Coast artillery left here early to-day for Mexican bonder duty in southern California. Five of the com panies will go to Calexico and the oth- I er two to San Diego. California’s southern boundary which the troops will guard, is the only stretch of the Mexican border not pa trolled by American troops. ----- —— British War Vesssel Hits American Ship in Fog New York, June 26.—The Massachu- s tts nautical training ship Ranger was I in collision with a British warship, be- I lieved to be one of the merchant auxil- i iry cruisers on patrol duty. A wire less indicated neither vessel was ser iously damaged. $266,000 In Nome (»old. Seattle, June 27.-The liner Victoria arrived from Nome today with $266,900 of gold bullion. She reported encounter ing 120 mile field of ice floes south of St. Michael, a most unusual condition. The coast guard cutter Bear convoyed the Vitoria through the ice. ----------- »a» ■ ■ Pitched 23 Innings And Struck Out 27 Owensboro, Ky., June 26, Pitching a double header against Clarkesville yesterday, “Lefty” Roberts, of the Owensboro team of the Kitty league, allowed only one run and struck out 27 men in 23 innings. Twelve hits were madu of his delivery. Roberts won the first game 1 to 0. The second game of fourteen innings he lost by the same score. r H OGS On a very smal1 run of less than 2300 head the market made a gain of ten cents. Tops selling at $3.30. Demand is good and market closed on a strong basis. SHEEP Sheep market di I not show any re vival of strength. Lambì unless prime are not bringing a very strong price. Ordinary sheep are showing the m >st weakliest. M irket close I at ste.iJy t» weak. <Xr Beef is said to be selling at $1 a lb. in Berlin. At this news American packers will weep copiously because they are not on the ground in Berlin, Aiken Journal an.I Review. German's reply boiled down strikes us about thuslv: “i'll be hanged if 1 do. and 1’11 be hanged if I don’t.”
