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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1916)
Oregon Historic«! Society City Hall VOL. X. JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COIN!Y. CHROMIC IRON ORE DEER FEED IN ASII- FATAL ACCIDENT LAND BACK YARDS AT MEDFORD Production of Pacific Siales OREGON, INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Manufactures, Increased With Lower Three Does Phitog anhed While Oxygen Tuk Transportation Rates I On Premises of Resident l':g Jay Erolode; Davis Kril JULY 29, lOìtì. Elite p ises and Improvements, Pr aiding Payrolls and P omo - NO. 13 OUR OWN SI ATE FOREST NOTES Some Recent Happenings in Various Parts of Oregon National Forest Maps For Campers Recreation maps of the Deschutes, ! Ochoco, Oregon, Siskiyou, S usl w Chromic iron ore is extensively used Meiford, Or., July 24. — Jay Davis Sawmill Site Bought And and Umatilla N-itional Forests of Ore in making colors and dyes and refrac cf Oregon. aged 31 years, a truck driver for the gon and the Chelan, Olympic and Railway Rumors Heard Ashland. Or., July 24. — The sight tory materials as well as for alloys in Eals Bros., Transfer company, of Washington National Forests of Wash making steel for armor plate, projec of wild deer grazing in back yards, this city, is dead as a result of an ex i Klamath Falls, Or.. July 24.—The ington have been completed by the Salem, Ore., July, 24.—Oregon 1 tiles, and high speed tools, and the de approaching within a few feet of plosion of an oxygen tank at the Pa platting of two new additions to Kla Department of Agriculture, and are Fibre Co. making tests on cost of mand for it has greatly increased since residences and making runways out cific Highway garage in this city Falls, the • purchasing I I math . ° of a mill n w being distributed to those who of the park paths and drives, is be Saturlav evening. J. L Davies, pro d ie ion. t’ta'e prison force of the war in Europe began. site on Lake Ewauna bv an outside desire them. These maps show the The chromic ore mines of the Pacific coming common in Ashland. Three prietor of the garage, was welding a Ci.np d in fields pulling 11 ix. ' firm, a rumor that a railroad construc McMinnville has let contract ter live tion camp has been located 12 miles available roads and trails, the I' cation coast have been recently examined by beautiful does seem to be making part of a m torcycle belonging to J. S. Diller, of the United States Geo their headquarters within two blocks Davis, who was assisting him, and miles of paving, concrete base with , from town, have given local real estate of ranger stations, lookout stations, an! other points of interest on the logical Survey, who reports a remark of the postoffice, ine Lithia park, and Davis had his arm on the tank while bitulithic top. me i a feeling of optimism. The first Forests. A special map of the Colum J transfer to be noted is that whereby able increase in produetion since the occasionally bucks and fawns are seen. bending down near it when the tank Oregon-Washington hops promise bia Gorge Park in Oregon is also being A resident finding three deer in his transcontinental railroads have so re : Evans Bros, purchased 85 feet front exploded, (.living a piece of the metal ; fair crop. distributed. duced freight rates as to enable the back yard, telephoned to a photograph container into Davis’ brain, while an Mt. Hood loop highway promised near the business center. A building On the b ick of th -s ? mans are print er and several good snapshots were chrome ore produced on the Pacific other piece of the metal nearly sev , $200,000 from Forestry department is to be erected this year on the prop el a description of the Forest and coast to compete with t»e ore import secured. Automobilisti making the ered one arm. Davis was rushed to thi3 year. erty. other information oe value to campers trip over the high drive which circles the hos ' tai, but lived less than an — ed on the Atlantic border. S. P. Co. will spend $300,000 rebuil '- and tourists, together with rules re For many years California has been above the Ashland acre park report hour. Davis leaves a m >ther, a wife ing track between Sutherlin and Di Odd Accident Causes garding f »rest fires and the sanitation approaching within a few feet of the and two children, aged 12 years and vide. the only State producing chromite, and Death of Driving Mate of c imps. 4 months respectively. it is still the chief producer. Its pro animals. Itisplann-1 to prepare Klamath Falls gels additional pass- Ashland ’ s canyon park joins on the duction is far greater than ever before. — »'is—------ Hood River, Or., July 24 — Tom similar maps of th r rema n a : Nation 1 enger train service from Weed. north with the Ashland creek water- Its output during the first six months Ogawa, a Japanese rancher, is mourn Oregon Leads In Rural | Baker and Grant unite to build in ing the 1< ss of his driving maro. On al Forests until all are covered. The of 1916 was more than three times the i shed which is within the forest reserve School Attendance ter-county highway over Dixie moun entering a local bakery, he tied the maps ar? especially i s? ul to hunters greatest annual yield of former years I and, as a watershed, is also a game i fisherman, campers and to-rri-. s on and is still increasing. The chief pro- preserve. The 50 or 60 square mile- Salem, Or., July 2d.—The percent- tain. reins around a spoke of a front wheel the Nation d F< rests. Copies may be of watershed up to four years ago d icing areas are the belts of serpen age of daily attendance of pupils ini Ontario—State officials have inspect- of his vehicle, and an automobile rush- obtained f o n th - District F ■ e ter, tine in the Sierra Nevada and Coast when it was closed to hunting, was a the tural schools in Oregon is the ed dramage plans to reclaim 50,000 ed by, causing his horse to bat k with Portland, Or-yon, or fri-n t' e Super ranges, which are distributed through favorite place for hunting parties, and highi st in the United States, accord- acres of Malheur Lake, the rig. The revolving wheel wrap visor of anv Forest for whi-a the map a score of counties. Shasta County is frequently the limit was secured, on ing to a letter from J. L. O’Brier, Medford-State Press Asrociati n ped the lines around the hub and the has been published. still the greatest producer and contains the slopes of Mount Ashland and Wag school extension agent of the United meets here Aug. 4 6. mare, the reins tightened, reared, ---------- »an« th j largest ore body yet discov ered in ner butte within 14 miles of the city. States bureau of education, to State falling backward on the hardsurfaced ( Astoria — Council votes hard surface Since the area was made a reserve the Yaquina Pioneer Dies the State. Superintendent <f Pub'ic Instruction for sever d more streets. Pacific Pow street, and broke her neck. deer are multiplying rapidly and are Nearly all chrome ore is taken out Churchill. Oregon’s percentage is er & Light Co. to be given new fran After Lingering <l!n rs often seen by parties climbing Mount 90 6-10, and Connecticut is second with of open quarries. Most of the ore Beys Are Charged With chise. Ashland in groups up to 25 in number. bodies are sma1! and are lenticular in The 1Ile S1 ul of the deer is becoming as 88 4-10 and Massachusetts third with Theft Of Two Bicycles Astoria—Iron Works to be re eetah- ' sight •hap.-, containing from 1 to 200 long ^¿ch'^'t 86 percent. Newport, Or., July, 25—George i------ an attraction as the view lished if people furnish two-thirds cap Oregon Citv, July 24.—Judge H. S. King, aged about 72 years, one of the tons of ore. Few contain as |much as from the summit of the mountain, and ital. Anderson of the county court, is today few remaining oioneers of Yaquina a thousan I long tons of ore, and many i it is thought that aventually the deer One Victim Of Bomb S. P. Co. advances 3000 commi n hearing the comnlaint against Robert bay, died at his home at Oystervil'e are the source of blasted hopes in D wiil become so tame that they will laborers on Pacific division from $1.75 McKinnis aged 10, and Arthur McKin- last evening, after a lingering i'ln- • s. those who exploit them with great ex Came From Marshfield to 52.00 per day. lsarn to come down into the park in nis, aged 14, who were found in pos He was a native of England, born in pectations. large numbers to be fed Albany Herald“—After reflecting on session Saturday of two bicycles, Yorkshire, and was a prominent mem- Bodies of chrome ore have recently -■ 1 - ——----- been discovered in different parts of Marshfield, Or., July 25—George the high price of gaso’ine, a good stolen from the yard of a Gladstone b -r of the Masi nic fratern’ty for buya many years. He was the lea< ing Oregon, where production has already Timber Worker Killed Lawler, one of the victims of the 1 many people are wondering whether home a few days before. The given oysterman of this I ay, where he has claimed that the bicycles were i the splitting up of the old Standard begun Ths development of some In Woods At Klamath San Franc’sco bomb outrage, for ' Oil company was a necessity or a to them by another lad, named E11 h - reside! for over 40 years. He; is sur- promising bodies is awaited with much Klamath Falls, Or., July 24. -H. merly live 1 on Coos bay where his luxury. ” worth McKinnis. interest. vived by his wife, a son, ar.d three R. Henry, a timber faller for the brother, William I.awler, was an in daughters. — ■ ■ «¡«x----------- A. toria reports record breaking sal- 1 known surance adjuster. He was Algema Lumber company at Algema Ashland Stamp Mill Burns r in. May be heaviest in river’s his lost his life Saturday when a big tree here as an all around athlete and was Millions In Mexican tory. a member of the Olympic club of San Ashland, Or., July 24. —Fire, thought Held In ¡ail On Charge feil on him. He was alone at the Corvallis—Fischer Flour Mill sells ' to have been of incendiary origin, Money To Be Destroyed time and ju3t how he met his death is Francisco. 2,000 barrels flour over long distance j burned the ten-stamp mill at the Ash Of Robbing Hen Roos's not known. He was about 35 years phone to Milford, Tennessee. land mine, west of here, early yester old and unmarried. Woman Kills Bear in Mexico City, July 24.-Fifty million Development work under way on day morning. The loss is $25,000, par Centralia, Wash., July 21—George dollars in Mexican paper money will nitrate properties in Lake & Harney tially covere 1 by insurance. The fire Berry Patch at Siletz Ingraham, a resident of Gate City, Culver Poople Work on Roads be burned within the next few days throws 20 men out of work. Manager Co. ’«. is lodged m the Thurston county jail in the courtyard of the national palace. Culver, Or., July 24.—Most of the McMinnville—Company formed to Bartlett states that the company will on a charge of stealing chickens. This money is of the old Vera Cruz men of tnis place were absent today the plant. The mine probably rebuild Falls City, Or., Ju'y 25.—While prospect oilfield near here. issue and has been supplanted by a doing donation work on the road west 1 was paying well, having been opened The warrant was issued by Justice picking berries, Mrs. Emma Hinshaw, Grants Pass—Queen of Bronze mine for only a month after several years of the Peace W. I. Keen in May, 1915 new issue made in the United States. of town whisn is being graded. The but Ingraham elude I arrest at that It is said that $222,000,000 in paper women served a noonday luncheon of this citv, who is cook at at a Siletz increasing oi tput, I of inactivity. ranch, saw a large bear in the time and did not return to Gate until North Bend-1,500,000 ft. of cedar | money will be disposed of in this way and a good time was had in spite of i ! basin patch, ' . Going to the house she return- ties shipped last 60 davs. this week. during the next few weeks. sore muscles. I „ j Old Landmark Burns Crane—At this terminus 1800 people , Independence, Or., July 24.- Fire Washington Pard n Boari ■ celebrated coming of railroad. completely destroyed a residence be Roseburg shipping carload of copper | longing to Walter Wilson in North In Recommend, 53 Paroles ore for test in Tacoma smelters. dependence last night. The house was Wasco, Grant and Wheeler counties I unoccupied and was a landmark of the 1 plan new highway to Idaho line. . old town. The fire department was Walla Walla, Wash., July 24. —re Coquille —Coquille Valley Creamery called out at 12 o’clock, but the fire sults of the meeting of the state j Co. rebuilding. Work under w ay on ' was under such headway it was im board of pardons, which adjourned possible to save the building. There at the penitentiary Saturday evening, Court House annex. inclu led granting paroles to 38 prison Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R ' was no insurance. ers; recommendation for conditional lets contract for 1100 box cars requir- | pardons. 11; final discharges, 8; order ing 5,000 ft. of Douglas fir at a cost of I Youth Loses His Life In ed deported, 13. Nineteen m in were over $1,000,000. Willamette Near Salem selected for rock quairy w'rk, 15 of Roseburg—Seven thousBnd yards of . Salem, Or, July 24.-Raymond them assignel to the Dixie quarry, gravel will be placed on the notorious Blivens, aged 18 years, was drowned whi h has been operated of late by Pass Creek canyon road by Douglas ’ whil- swimming in the Willamette free labor, at greater expense. — —— ■ 11. county, covering nearly 7 miles. river near Spong's landing yesterday. Oregon City- Work started on new He whs presumably seized with cramps WIRELESS COMMUNICATION His relatives reside near Kaiser sta S.l/'O.OOO gal. reservoir. WITH GERMANY SUSPENDED tion. Eugene chamber of commerce is Li Railroad Town i.ig Development sending out samples of Lane county Insane Woman Escapes flax to linen users of Europe for the purposes of comparison with the Euro Salem, Or., July 24.- Mrs. A. Lar pean product kin, 45 years old, a patient, escaped Oregon City—Paving under way on from the asylum for the insane on Milwaukee Sellwood road. Saturday night, picking a lock of her Independence—Valev & Siletz R. R. window with a hairpin. She left a being rushed and will tap rich timber note stating that she had gone for a walk. No trace of her has been found. I belt by fall. | Willamina has loganberry juice plant Monmonth Girl Goes to Japan Portland Chamber of Commerce en dorses amendment whereby Eastern Monmouth, Or., July 24.-Miss Oregon is to receive $290,000 for ex Beu ah Baldcrree, a resident of this perimental well drilling. county, who was a primary teacher Salem —State engineer issues per in the Salem schools last year, will mits last quarter to irrigate 7,616 leave for Japan this fall, where she acres. will spend a year with her sister Mrs. St. Johns—About 400 men put to Hsrvey A. Wheeler. work at the plants of the Peninsula Lumber company and the new ship Aged Indian Dies at Cayuse yard connected therewith. Bandon—The Bandon Beach cream Pendleton, Or., July 25.—Ayoushak- ery under new management and doing I atsagoro, a Cayuse Ind an living in a ' i ushing business. tepee two miles from Cayuse, on the Union Pacific buying 2,510,000 feet Umatilla reservation, 12 miles east of this city is dead at the age of 120 fir lumber for car equipment. years. He claimed to remember events New road proposed from Eugene to as far back as 1812. His wife, aged Klamath via Crater Lake. about 85 years, survives. Lumber packet “City of Portland” on her initial trip to Australia with Nearly 40,000 lbs. of wool have been 2,000,000 ft. lumber. pjoled by the Lane county farmers. New York, July 25.—The Western Union Telegraph company announces that wireless communication with Germany by way of Sayville, N. Y., and Tuckerton, N. J., h id been sur- pended until further notice. The or der, it is said, is due to the largo number of commercial messages which have overtaxed the wirelesi Hâtions. Deaths and New Cases Increase in Epidemic New York, July 25.—Both deal) s and new cases increased today in the epidemic of infantile paralysis. Dur ing the 14 hour period ending at 10 a. in. 38 children were killed by the disease and 150 stricken No fiction magazine ever ran a prettier yarn than that of the United States soldier in Mexico who bade a touching farewell to the horse that had carried him alive from the conflict at the cost of its own life. Inquirer asks a medical columist how to cure “bat ears” and altho *tis little we know of such things we would suggest quit going on bats.
