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VOL. X
JACKSONVILLE. JACK,'ON COLMI,
THE MEXICAN MUDDLE NO NEW WARSHIPS
Catrama A
Bandii—
His Pronite Not Io
be Rg'ied On
FOR PAUFIC COAST]
O li (¡ON
UUR OWN STATE
¡DEATH LURKS
Historical Society
City Hall
IN WHISKEY
MILLWRIGNI IS K .tt >
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
LY BURSTING I LY VC, I EEL
Manufac'ures, Enterprises and
Some Recent Happenings
Intoxicated Man Arrested in
O.ie Leg Crushed, the Other
Improvements, Providing
in Various Parts of
Cenlralia Found Io be in
Torn Off Body of Worker
Payrolls and Promot­
Oregon
Seriale Votes Dow.i Pian;
Adopts Program for 175
Demented Siate.
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1
in Leer a Mills.
Warships in 3 Yeats
ing Development
A recent editorial in Goodwin’s
Forest
Grave
To
Get
$10
009
Weekly of Salt Lake, disc using David
of Oregon.
Starr Jorian’s utterances regarding
Chris'ain • c'cnce t’hurch
Centralia, Wash., July 17—Saturd ly
Ro<ebu'*g, O“., July 18.—John El-1
Washington, July 13.—The senate
I
the situation, is in part ai f .flows:
today adopted the enlarged building night an E'ma man, too intoxicated to
Forest Grove, Or , July 17. -The w -rds, a mi Iwi’ght at the plant of I
‘‘The masses of the people of Mexico I program of the naval bill by a viva give his nam •, was picked up by the
trustees
have aw >rd?d a contract to the Lona M'lls company at. Leona,! S dem, July 17. Fi .'tires compiled
have within them no elements of voce vote. It provides for the con- police on a charge of dru ikeness.
J. S. Loynes
Loynss to erect u Christain died here last night as the result ot bz Forest Sarvice shows that the
progress. The malcontents there h ive stru.'tion within three years of
157 After spending th.* night in the city Science ■ church here. The building injuries sustained earlier in the (lav. ’ fnniure manufacturers of Oregon
kept the country in the ihroes of suc- war vessels of all classes and for four jail the man was found to be in a
Mr. Edwards was closing the throttle use annually near v seven million feet
cesive revolutions all the time for a I dreadnaughts and four battle cruisers worse state in the morning than when will be of red pressed brick 40 by 65 of the engine when the fly wheel burst of lumber, more than half of which is
feet, and will cost about $10,000 and is I
hundred (ears save during the time to be built next year.
arrested. Several men arrested re­ to tie finished by October 15.
and part of it struck him on the legs, I) »uglas lir and maple.
when the iron hand of Diaz held them
Bai don Salmon cannery will oper­
one being completely severed from the
By a vote of 48 to 18, the senate cently have been thrown into a dem ni­
dovn. So far as any human vision rejected an amendment to require te t state by the cheip whisky that is
body and the other so badly crushed ate under new management.
Bondholders In Control
can penetrate the clouds over that three of the new battleships to be being distributed by boo I -an
Eugene—Fairmount Brick & Tile
that it had to be amputated. Mr.
land no progress has been made toward kept on the Pacific coast. It was Chief of Police McGrail is of • ,
Lu Grand .'. Or., July 17.—The Hot Edwards is survived by a wife and oi • Co. get Brick contract for Roseburg
peace and order for that land save the argued that the amendment would be that a fatality will result b.’f >re th Lake sanatorium near here, was sold child.
federal bui.ding and also for new
exhaustion that has come to the band-
R isel.urg high school.
by Sheriff Hug on Saturday afternoon I
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an infringement on the constitutional bootlegging is broken up.
its that foment trjuole.
Dd aid—Timber interests consider-
to F. S. Meyers, represent'ng the FOURTH MAN DIES AS
authority of the president as com­ /
Just now Carranza has the most
i ing construction of logging road from
bondholders, for $75,000. There was j
mander-in-chief of the navy.
Soulhern Pacific Books
followers. The trouble with him first
RESULT of EXPLOSION here to tidewater on Coos Bay.
■>ly ore other bid, far below that of I
Opposition to the building program,
is that he is without any more charac­ as well as its defense, came from both
Corvallis—Large crew at work on
Mr. Mevers. The institution has been
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On
Oregon
ter than his brother murderers; second, Democrats and Republicans. A 41 to
electritiicatiun of West side 8. P. lines
conducted without interruption, and1 o.
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if ne were to try to keep his promises 11 vote tabled an amendment by
will continue to run under management ! N/J/u Investigation Made 3 5 to into here.
to the United States, I he would be Senator Norris to halt construction of
Albany-The new plant of th® Al­
|
The Sot .hern Pacific has recently of the bondholders.
Cause of Fa>aUties in
overthrown by some other bandit- the 16 ships until after the European printed an illustrated poster showing
bany F.u.t Juice Co , for the manu­
third, he does not intend to keep any
Mrs. Margaret Lang
facture of a new drink from logan­
war and after tailure of efforts 'o the cov rs of the various books issued I ■■•---
-,n Is
.a
Cocper Camp
promis ■ any longer than suits his own
berry juice, has begun eperations.
during
the
year
ending
June
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30th.
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to create an international peace tribu-
Dead At Cott age Grove
convenience. He promises now t0 nal.
The plant is modern in every respect
Those books ate grouped in an artistic
protect the border. That will require
! Senators Jones a”d Phelan insisted manner and are headed Oregon Litera­ Cottage Grove, Or., July 17—Mrs. 1 Redding. Cal. July 17. B. B. Mur- and operated throughout by electricity
a double force of American soldiery
that the Pacific coast had been sliglt- ture of the Current Year. At the ! Margaret J. Lang, widow of the late phy, whose father is a Los Angeles furnished by the Otegon Power Com-
there to protect the border against
ed in naval ships and thj ater em­ bottom of the carJ the following is J. C. Lang, for many years a business 'ductor, died here today, the fourth p ny.
Carranza’s prowlers. His last note is
Reports received from nearly a I
phasized dangers . f Jajanes invasitn. printed. Issued by the Southern man of this city, died at her home vict m of an oxygen g is tank explosion
but a makeshift to get American
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__ __ Copper
_r,._. sections of Douglas County indicate
yesterday
in the
Mountain
Opponents of the amendment declared Pacific Lin :s. Ask agent for copies. here. She was born in Alabama, _
soldiers off the soil of Mexico. If he
that it would prove a great embara - I The books issued are the following ' November 17, 1838. and at the age of i camdany’s machine ships at Kerwirk. that this -,<ar’s crop of prunes will far
succeeds then it will be proclaimed
ment to the navy and declared the given in date of order of issuance. 17 was married to J. C. Lang. Some i A rigid investigation marked the in- surpass previous years.
everywhere throughout Mexico that
Coos Bay Times — “ Close to three
Pacific coast always wouli be adequa­ R >und the Loop, Through the Heart years later the couple moved to Oregon quest, which began today into the
the American army was driven out,
tely protected in the a signment of of Willamette Valiev, Wayside notes, and located at Milton, aid in 1891 they 'cause of the expl« sion, , which alto miles of tiack will be built by the
and the lives of Americans still in
Shasta Route, Oregon Walnuts, Coos came to Coltage Grove. Eight child­ claimed >he lives of E. R. Smith and L’< ul n< r Lt:ml er Company on North
war craft.
Mexico will be in more jeopardy.
Coos river to tap their timber holdings
Senator Clapp opposed the builcin; Bay Country, Oregon for the Settler, ren were born to them four of whom Frank Roppieoli, machinists, and J.
in that section.”
And those Americans and the Amer- '
are
living
ai
d
were
at
the
funeral
i
Oregon
Out
loors,
Suggestions
fur
E.
Simmons,
a
visitor
to
the
shops.
1 program and scouted the danger of
¡cans this side of the border are the
Baker-Construct io i of John lay
yesterday.
They
are
George
W.
Lang
!
Side
Trips
from
Portland,
Tillamook
war with a foreign power.
real concernment of this country.
Highway, which w II enntet the Col­
County Beaches, Sacred Summits of and L. R. Lang of this place; Edward
The ships to be constructed by July the Siskiyous, Side Trips Along Shasta Lang of Portland, and Mrs. G. W. Local U. S. Manne
No American wants any war until
umbia River Highw y v ith Linet In
something worse than war is being 1, 1919, under the senate program Route, Crater Lake and Newport.
Highway, will be stirtid Soil.
Reynolds, of Walla Walla.
In Hawaii. The Dalles—Wusc > County cherry
endured. That is the situation now. follow; Battiest ips, bl, 4 this year;
It is a shame and disgrace for a nation battle cruisers. >, 4 in_1917j scout
stems : re being shipped co Europe to
Pine Destroying Beetle Investigated
like ours to advise Americans to get cruisers, 10, 4 in 1917: torpedo boat LONDON SENDS
I With the detachment of Unite! , tn ke poisonous gas that is used by
La Pine, Or., July 17. —A. J. Jae­
out of a country; it is a shame and destroyers 50. 20 in 1917; fleet sub
States Marines serving at our naval ' opposing ar nie i in France.
MORE GOLD nicke, of Portland, an entomologist in | station
disgrace that Americans cannot settle marines, 9, 2 now i 'Hiding to be com­
at lea l Harbor, Honolul , I Vale Warmsprings District will
the employ of the forest service, is in |
on American soil and be safe against pleted in 1917; ■ ast nibmarines, 58,
Hawaii, is Fredrick A. Smith, ot R «gue ; build large <1 m. Work started again
30
in
1017.
this
section
investigating
the
bark
foreign bandits.
j on Sunset Oil well north of h ire.
this county.
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Sh'pment of 20 Millions to bettie which has been destroying I ' River,
We have no expectations that the
Fredrict, who is a son of Mrs Anna
Albany F'urniture Co. factory will
thousands
of
Pine
trees
¡throughout
present negotiations will secure peace. Rich Placer Mine Sold
Smith, R. F. D. No 1, Rogue River, , be re-opened in about 6 weeks.
Morgan
Brings
Total
Sum
Central
Oregon.
He
reports
the
dam
­
Some 11 iw deviltry
will
be — » ] hatched
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North Bend —Payrolls have increas
age so far restricted to the lodgeoole | enlisted in the United States Marine
in Josephine County
between now and November. Then
Corps at its Duluth, Minn., recruiting ed 100% since January 1.
to $188,946,000
pine,
and
says
the
yellow
pine
is
not
Grants
Ps.-s.
Or
Julv
17
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The
Layton
We exp ict to see President Wilson
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st ition <n December 20, 1915. Marin s
affected
I Astoria is putting up a strong fight
Wi'liams creek,
assume the heroic once more and if placer mine •
I wear a distinctively military unifo m
for a submarine base at port of Col-
owned
by
the
■
T.
Layton
heirs,
600
New York, July 17 —Another ship,
the election prospects look badly, th at
an 1 the'r s irvice embodies expedition­
umbia.
Minister Injured In Auto Wreck
be will t .41 congress how he has tried acres of placer giuund, and producing ment of approximately $20,009,000 in
ary, sea. f <reign shore and home duty,
Lake Co nty—It is estimated that
to avert war, but has found it useless, for the past 40 years, has been sold to gold and securities, bringing the total
Ontario, Or., July 17.—During _ a
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Foreign service ranks easily first in
the Pacific Placer company, a Boston up to $'88,946,01X1 since the movement dust storm near here today, the auto the hearts of these “soldiers of the I the two creameries at Fremont i re
and call for real war.
syndicate. The new owners plan a began, was received here today from in which the Rev. D. E. Baker, the sea," and it is very likely that Smith’s 1 turning out over three tons of butter
merger of the property with 400 acres London, via Halfax. The gold was local Baptist pastor, and F. A. Stew­ tour of tropical duty will be crowded p*r month, requiring about ten tons
Armageddon has been shifted to adjoining and will install modern deposited at the assay office to the
of cream.
art. a merchant, were riding, collided with ex.'i'ement and adventure.
Furope this year.
machinery and employ a full crew.
account of J. P. Morgan & Co.
Baker—Auto tourists spend $7,400
with another motor, driven by B. A.
I here in five weeks.
Wood and Art Magill, ranchers. The;
HOOPER (JETS
Grants Pass—Rich Tungstei strike
minister, the only one injured, su'ler-
òBBri
< tsar camri <
reported on Eight Dollar Mountain.
ed a scalp wound and had an artery in
—Three blocks on Main St.
one wrist cut. The other men were
TEN YEARS will Gresham
tie paved at once.
not hurt. Both cars were damaged.
Jackson County—25 men will work
on 7000 yard rock crushing contract
John
Austin
Hoip-r,
famous
Oregon
Newport Starts To Kaise
bandit who held up the Rogue River for state highway.
Bonus For New Kailri ad I Bank, committed a daring robbery at
Gants Pass —Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
Newport, Or., July 17—in three' Hornbrook and numerous oti.e depre- raises price for sugar beets here.
Salem Quick nickelplating liquid for
■ninutes, at a mass meeting on Satur- | dations, rnd was eventually arrested
auto
lamps, etc, invented and being
dav night, $8000 was raised toward a only to escape from tne Grants Pass
$100.000 bonus for the proposed West jail, has been given ten years in the manufactured here by W. R. Cline Co.
Paisley to have new $30,000 high
Coast Railroad & Navigation com­ Missiouri penitenti try for the murder
pany’s line to be built here from of a policeman at Joplin Mo. He was school.
Newberg - New cannery opened on
Portland. The work of constructing convicted of murder in the second de­
4th of July. Also have new logan­
the first ten miles of the road is to gree.
berry juice plant.
start when $25,(XX) is provided. The
The Dalles -Contract let for $2,486
road, it is planned, will pass through | Spanish Nuns Flee From
Madison St. subway.
the Siletz basin and tap the great
Mexico To United Slates Oregon go'd output increased $107,-
timber b.It of that section
000 first 6 months of 1916 over same
period 1915.
Gold Beach Globe Sold
Marshfield—C. A. Smith Lumber
San Diego, Cal., July 17.—Ten refu-
Gold Beach, Or., July 17.—The Gold gee9
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_ six Spanish sisters of Co. will build vessel in local ship yard
including
Beach Globe, owned and published for 1 the Order of the Immaculate Heart, with 1,250.000 capacity, designed to
the last few years by S. E. Marsters, arrived here late last night on the handle lumber by package svstem to
has been sold to E. M. M. Bogardus collier Jason, from Mazatlan because be completed in 5 months.
Forsst Grove to have new $8,0<))
one of the owners of the Gold Beach of the bitter feeling shown by Mexican
Christain Science Ch'trch.
Reporter, with which paper the Globe people toward Spanish subjects.
Gardiner--Contract for building jetty
I will probably be consolidated. Mr
at mouth of Umpqua let to Portland
Marsters will probably go to California Koseburg Mayor Vetoes
firm for $151,000.
to regain his health, which has been so
Kailroad Plan
Allies have, in last year, pai I $1,500.«
bad that he was compelled to give up
Roseburg,
Or.,
July
18
—
Mayor
000
for Oregon and Washington sp u. e
newspaper work.
Napoleon Rice last night veteoed the for manufacture of war aeroplanes.
ordinance, passed by »he council a week
Fossil —Bor.ds sold and work will
New Train for Klamath Falls
ago, providing for the expenditure of commence booh on manual training
$31X1,000 in the construction of a rail- building.
Klamath Falls, Or., July
Stanfield- Standard Oil Co. erecting
Southern Pacific yesterday placed a road between Roseburg and Rock
new train on the Klamath Falls-Weed Creek. In returning the ordinance to warehouse, oil tanks, etc. here to
! branch. This service is given to pro- the council the mayor said he consider- serve as distributing plant for this
vide for the heavy tourists trave* in- ed the ballast and equipment provided section.
! cident to the opening of Crater Lake for
‘ ~ insufficient; also that ‘ 1 he
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—* not
would
| national park. The new train saves a sign the ordinance until he was assured St* Matron Appointed
layover in Weed both going and corp- that the proposed and promised saw­
For State Penitentiary
ing, and promi.es to become popular, mills wiuld be built here to furnish
7 he Pioneer Store
traffic
for
the
road.
Jacksonville, Ore
as it leaves here at noon, making no
Salem, Or., July 18—Mrs. W. B.
stops between Klamath Falls and Weed
Pope, of Monroe, was today appointed
Lightning Kills Three
thus shortening the time.
matron of the penitentiary to succeed
Clay Center, Kan., July 18. —Three Mrs. P. E. Cornelius. She will aseume
Germany’s plan of feeding the peo-1 men were killed, three injured and the position August 1
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pie in municipal kitchens threatons to eight horses killed when lightning
One moral is that Jim Hill's success
deprive the housewife of the ancient struck the granary on the farm of
privilege of firing the cook,
was in proportion to his courage.
John Hanson near here,
Campers
& picnic parties
will find their wants well
taken care of here
Everything in lunch
goods at the lowest pos
sihle prices.
Lewis Ulrich
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