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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1916)
Oregon Historical Society City Bui! VOL. X. NO. li HUGHES FOR SUFFRAGE WORK OF (IR OU NS f\T RIi/cK MD J Til CUIT COUR'I OF ANTIQUATE J TYPE Republican Cai didate Declares Position. Favors Con sHtulional Amend- . * J. OUR OWNòlAlE INDUSTRIAL REVI .W S ..ih., MARRIED BY TEI EU : I H ___ Some Recent Happenings Manufactures, Enterprises and Bridéis In P nnsylvan a Town Improvements, Prodding Summary of Work Done and Ten-Inch Rifles and Old Mor- in Various Parts of . ei/eial Thons ¡ ¡J Paytol s ani Piomol- Expenses for Past tars Would Provide Poor Oregon ments. Year I mg Development D dense of Oregon. Miles Away In Barn Saturday Night New York, Aug. 1. — Charles E. Calexi •<>, Gil, Aug. 1.—J. P. Cry- The following summary of the cir- That the largest target rifles in the I Hughes today declared for an amend ' cuit court business for the oast year Columbia river defences are only 10 1 Salem, Or., Aug. 1. —Word was re s’er a rate of the Washington ment to the federal constitution pro ■ is furnished the Post by Mr. G. A. inches and that they should be 15 in ceived here las: nigh, that the 2-year 1 Po.-tlan I. July 31. — \1 inufaetirer« n ition-i1 guard i n duty here, a id Miss viding for woman suffrage. Mr. Gardner, County Clerk: ches was the statement m*<ie bv one old so i of Mi. an i Mrs. Lee Fallow i a id employers uniting to establish Florence Sweeney, at Duquesne, Pa., Hughes’ views on the subject were First—There have been 234 Equity, of the officers of the coast artillery, was burned to death Saturday evening open shop clearing hou-e for dock were united in marriage bv telegraph made public in a letter he has written 143 Law and 34 Criminal cases filed in who has just returned from the sutn- w.ien toe barn on their farm was de worse-s at rate of oJcts an h >ur re ,u- I .st Saturday, it became known here t> Senator Sutherlin, of Utah. y steiday. Ministers ai.d witnesses, stroyed by lire. The tire, it is said, lar time and 75cts overtime. "the year, making a total of 411 cases ■ mer encampment nt Fort Stevens. Mr. Hughes’ letter to Senator tiled for which fees were received in I “A flezt of m ¡dem battleships could was started oy a neighbor’s boy, ag.d Sutherlin Everfresh plant building it was said, participated in .the cere George Sutherland was in reply to a the sum of $3,103.00. ■ c .me in as cli sj as four miles wi Ii 5 years, who was playing witn D e ' addition to handle increasing fruit mony here and at Duquesne. tdegram received from the senator Chaplain S. S Sulliger, of Vancouver, crop. Second—Hon. F. M. Calkins was the , the present defenses an l hammer our Farlow child. a iking the nominee to define his per Linn county has abolished rural Wash., officiated at Calexico. The only Judge presiding during the vear ! fortifications to pieces,” he says. sonal position with regard to the equal entir wedding ceremony was repeated school supervisors. Convicted And Paroled and tried eases, as follows: Equitv 75; The mortars used at Fort Stevei s suffrage federal amendment, and Mr. Actions, with Jury 2n, without Jury 11; Salem - Flax industry not economi- oy telegraph between the soldier areiold-lashioned and inadequate to the 1 Salem, Or., July 31. After pleauing Hughes replied as follows: Criminal Jury trials, 10; plea of guilty needs of defei se. Where a modern guilty to an inUicime.it charging hnn ■ eally managed to result in change ol his bride in Pennsvlv i lia. Your telegram has been received. 10. Trial fees received $150.00. mortar will throw u projectile about with the theft of an autoinjbile, Lewis manager. In my answer to the notification, I Third—Default cases were entered • 23,000 var Is, the obso ete mortars in I Reed was paroled Saturday by Circuit Oregon gets $78,0JO from federal Annuii Dixie Doy did not refer to the proposed federal as follows: Equity 151, Law actions use will shoot only 15.000 yards. Ail road funds. Judge Kelly. The machine belonged amendment relating to woman suf Picnic August 9lh 61, Dismissed cases not tried, Equ.ty the equipment of an up-to-date fort ■ to Felix Isaacson. Pendleton J. P. McManus sells in frage, as this was not mentioned in 30, Law 48, and Criminal 1, with 6 not is not found at Fi.rt Stevens, according ■ terest in Evening Tribune to strong I the platform. I have no objection, true bills; Motions etc. taken up in to the officers. There were plenty of1 new company. Federal Reserve lor City Park however, to stating my personal views. At a meeting of the former resi- old eases previously disposed of, Equity men who participated in the encamp Medford — Machinery ordered for up As I said in my speech, 1 think it to 19, Law 7. doits ot the southern states who Marshfield, Or., July 31.—The Uni ment. but because of the lack of guns, to- date lumber mill and box factory. hive formed the Dixie Association, be most desirable that the question of ted Slates government will allow practice was not highly profitable. Fourth—Costs of Petit Jurors $1,888.- woman suffrage should be settled M ashfield and Norin B.nd to use the | Pendleton—H. B. Blydenstuin es- it was dec.ded to have their annual promptly. The question is of such 86. picnic in Lithia Park on August 9, Coos Head military reservation as a I tabiishes breakfast food industry. Fifth—Court attendants, excepting I usi ice of The Peace io a nature that it should be settled for c.ty park, acco-ding to advices receiv Marshfield—Thus. Irvine Co wil( and preparations for the event are Clerk; Crier $261.00, Bailiffs $117.00, the entire country. ed from Congressmen Hawley. employ about 100 men in new logging now being taken care of. Held 6-Year Term “My view is that the proposed Reporter, $90.00, Total $468.00. Mr. John IL Dill is pr sident and Callip. a nendment should be submitted and Mrs. F F. Whittle i< secretary of the All other expenses for Circuit Court, Amity—Company organized to bore Escaped Convict Recaptured ratified and the subject removed from which includes witnesses before Petit organization, and any of the former fur oil near here. I Salem, Or., July 31.—Justices of the political discussion.’’ residents who have not already sent Jury ar.d Grand Jury as well as Grand S“lem, Or., July 31. —Jay Claik. peace as well as judges .of other couris Salem $5,000 a week to be spent in their narn s will confer a favor upon Jury expenses aggregates $1248.29, have six year terms according to a who escaped from the penitentiary ---------------- as«/»---------- - advertising loganberry juice. the officers by doing so ri .ht away. making a grand total cost foi the year decision rendered by Circuit Judge1 in 1913 while a trusty, has been re- Baker —Pia-'s prepared for building 1 he membvis p fee of the association MEETING OF COUNCIL of $3,605.15. proceedTiigs ca P tured at Spokane, F ‘ d will be re- Galloway in injunction | of one or more apartment houses. ii 25 cents per family, an 1 the money instituted by Justice of the Pence turned to serve out his sentence. Kerry Columbia and Nehalem River is used for the n cos. ry exp nscs in He was convict, d in Union county Webster to restrain the county clerk Regular Session Held Tuesday E. P. M’Coinack Is Buried R. R. delivering 600,0<>0 ft of lugs cident to the outing nd other inciden from putting the name of R. C. Wy- for obtaining money by false preten- daily. tal matt, rs of the as lociativn.—Ash ’ ses. Evening Onlv Rouline At Salem Monday gant on the ballot as a candidate fir land Tilings. Lebanon — 3000 fleeces wool in Union justice in this city. Judge Webster i pool sole for 32,14 cts lb. New Steel Bridge Opened Business Transacted now holds the office and the circuit Hood River—Government to sell A Quiet Minin j 1 court held that he continues in office, Lebanon, Or., July 31.-The formal Funeral Held From Home of under the 1910 constitutional amend- opening and acceptance of the new 330,000,000 ft. timber in forest re- The regular meeting of city council Deal Pulled Off ment, until 1919. Because of the i steel wagon bridge over the Santiam I serve. ex-Oovernor 1‘ F. Moody was held Tuesday evening. Present: Bandon - Moore mill, closed by long importance of the question, an appeal ; river here, was held last Wednesday Mavor Britt; Councilmen Bagshaw, will likely be prosecuted to the supreme by County Judge D. B. MeKnight. and shoremen’s strike, operating again. T. M. Lowery, D. M. Watt of Butte Florey and Neil; Recorder Stansell. ser- court. Commissioners Bu'ler and Irvine. Riddle ships first 2 ears of cromium City. Moot., and D. D. Good of this Salem, Or., July 31. — Funeral Minutes of previous meeting read The automobile of Mr. Irvine was *he ’ ore to Chicago. Hundreds of »■g-’oads cir. have bought the rich n ining and approved. Bills for street work, vices were held this foreneen at the emms of the Hopwoods located on first vehicle to pass over the new wanted by Pittsburg companies. supplies, salaries, etc. were presented, home of former Governor Z. F. AXES WRECK ANOTHER I “What we need is payrolls’’—Pendle Norlh Hungry creek, Siskiyou county, structure. The bridge cost $13,490. Moody for E. P. McCornack, a son- audited and ordered paid. California. Dave will go to the mines in-law of the ex-governor. Roy. Carl ton Tribune. SEATTLE POOL HALL The marshal was directed to notify this week and resume opera ions.— H. Elliott, pastor of the First Pres Special Agent Sent To in Eight measures on the ballot Mrs. Hansen to either keep her dog Tidings. byterian church, officiated and the Mouth Of Roguo River November and few will survive. off the streets or dispose of same as ----------------------- 1 services were attended by many peo Seattle, Wash., Aug. 1.—The soft complaints have been made that he Salem, Or., July 31. —Declaring that ■ Roseburg—26 men employed by ple. Interment was made in City drink establishment and pool hall at Villa Escapes Again had attacked persons on the street. View cemetery under the auspices of 3103 First avenue was demolished by he had received many complaints to, Douglas county Fire Patrol association. The present condition of city water the Masonic lodge. On Saturday Vale — Wnrrnsprings Dist. to vote on the effect that the law governing : the police wrecking squad last night was discussed at some length: The in Commercial club, of whicn Mr. after J. L. O’Mera, a clerk, had been fishing al the mouth of the Rogue $750,000 bond issue to irrigate Malheur Chihuahua City, Aug.—Villa only stallation of a filtration or deodorizing Cornack was a member, passed arrested on a charge of violating the river was being violated, Governor valley. escaped Carranza columns pursuing process was talked of, also other pro olutions paying a high tribute to prohibition law. Damage estimated Wiihycombe Saturday afternoon dis I Portland—Swift packing interests | him in northern| Durango by minutes posed remedies but no action was tak ceased as a man, a business man at $2000 was done by the police axes. patched a special agent to aid the fish ; c intemplate erection of ship yards on ! several times in the last few weeks, en at this time. wardens.' Should the law violations j Columbia. a citizen. O’Mera was released on $500 bail. according to a report which Genero! continue “more rigorous measures I Newport has raised first $25,000 of Jacinto Trevino announced he had will be employed” to compel an obser- $100,000 for railroad to Portland. received today from General G rcia in [ vance of the law, said the governor. Marshfield—Telephone line to Gold the Penóles district." Beach to be rebuilt. ||l j Coos Bay Wants Pythian Electric Sparks Livesiey—T. A. Livesley Co. in Grand Lodge Next Year stalling $12,000 hop drier. (From Off Our Wireless) Marshfield, Or., July 31—Coos Bay Portland to get 5-story ¿business Pylhians at.the grand lodge in Port block on Broadway, cost $125,000. land, will boost W. C. Chase for vice I Halsey—Movement on foot to en Life is not altogether sad. Corn on grand chancellor and work to bring the courage establishment of beet sugar the cob is here. grand lodge of Oregon to Marshfield industry. Now we shall see how well Col, next year. Bandon —$63,OX) to be spent on high Roosevelt has trained his moose. way to Curry County line. What is the matter with Kansas? System of Inspectors Abolished Oh, just the usual lack of harvest hands. Lebanon, Or., July 31.—The rural Forest Notes Congress, when it has been properly school supervisory system in Linn Coniferous timber has been found to cranked up, runs almost automatically. county has been abolished for the com ing year as a result of a vote taken be better suited than eny other for the Members of American Legislative on the matter, as provided by the production of ethyl alcohol. bodies also might find gas masks use legislature in 1915. About 75 per There are 562 consumers of tannin ful. cent of the rural school directors in the United States who use annually On the trip to Texas each soldier is voted and the majority was against 625,1)00 cords of hemlock bark, 290,<)00 to have an entire train seat to himself. cords of oak bark, and 380,000 cords of It is almost enough to make us down the system. chestnut wood. trodden editors enlist for the the war, Experts of the Forest Service esti instead of enlisting others. INDIAN LANDS TO GO mate that the farm woodlots of the Villa must certainly be dead or he United States contain from 200 to 300 would be standing on some misty TO HIGHEST BIDDER billion board feet of lumber and from mountain top giving Uncle Sam the one to one and a half billion cords of merry laugh. Sixty allotments on the Klamath wood. A censor has been put on the job nt On March 4, 1907, Congress passed the War Department. No doubt he Indian reservation, n >rth of Klamath Falls, belonging to estates of deceased a law changing the name “Forest will get his full share of the blame f< r Indians, are soon to be advertised and Reserves” to “National Forests’’. the Mexican policy. IVc Guarantee sold to the highest bidders, according I The former name was considered a The most plausible explanation of to Engineer H W. Hincks of the In 1 misnomer, as the Government forests the delay in conveying the cavalrymm dian Reclamation Service at Klamath ■ are not “reserves” in the generally to the border until the last minute was Falls. Much of the land is tillable and i accepted sense of the word; rather are a desire to show indifference and con parts of it can be irrigated, engineer 1 they to be developed and used. tempt. Hincks said. Superintendent William j One hundred thirty thousand maps There is also a counterfeit “Amer B. Freer of the Klamath reservation of the National Forests will be dis icanism’’ of the kind howled for by has ordered survey» to be made of all tributed to tourists this summer. the interests that have sought to bring These maps show the best camp sites, about the annexation of Mexico. the sixty allotments. Mr. Hincks said that already this goo 1 hunting and fishing grounds, roads At first blush, boys, the Mexican season 665 acres of Indian lands on the rails and telephone lines, and gives Fort creek project on the reservation dire-’ti ns how to reach points of in- i tallies will impress you but don't mind their blushes. have been reclaimed to water by the terest. 1 he Pioneer Store Indians. Jacksonville, Ore All of the 28 counties of Utah con- , And why is it that in th se times no i tain portions of National Forests and ’ i patriot exclaims, “L ve.i there a man “Tis love that makes the world go c insequently all share in the 25 per I I with soul so dead,’’ etc? round, but it is not the same with a 1 c-nt of the National Forests receipts I If we were un American in Mexico man. When a man goes round the I which is paid over to the road and , it ould not take so many warnings biock, it's a cinch he does it to avoid i school funds. This |s true of nq other I from the state department to get us I out. meeting a creditor. i State. ii Motorists! We are agents for the famous Valvolene Motor Oil none better, also handle Zero lene, Transmission & Differ en tial grease, Cup grease for all makes of cars. Casolene filling station on street Absolute Satisfaction ¿1 Lewis Ulrich II If
