Jacksonville post., March 10, 1917, Image 1

Oregon Historical Society
City Hall
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. X.
THE CITY ELECTION
CASH PRIZES IN THRIFT I WAR PLOT LET PER TAK
EN ON BORDER
ESSAY CONTEST
“ARCH 10. 1917.
OUR OWN STATE
LIEE IN U. S. NAVY
INDUSTR AL R-.VI. V
Some Recent Happenings Jacksonville I? >y Tells How Manufac'ures, Enterprises a id
Young Lady, Candidate for
Improvements,
Providing
in Various Parts of
Winners^to Receive Medals Bernstorff’s Messenger to
News of German Rup­
Recorder Leads the
Payrolls and Pio.no'-
Carranza Was Captur­
Oregon
in Each County, and
ture Was Received.
Treasurer
Race.
ing Development
ed by Indiana
$5 to $50 in En-
Has Majority
J. P. Frizzel Dead
of 0’egon.
(Continued from last issue)
Guardsmen.
of 2.
tire Country.
Each of the patrol boats has certain
Salem, Or., Marell 5—Funeral ser­
vices for Jas >n Porter Frizzel, an Ore­ signals which tney make to Charles-
Rice industry to l e established in
Houston, Texas, March 5—The note I gon pioneer, who died at his home here ton and each of the Forts at the en-
Long
Tom river bottom' land, Lai e
trance
of
the
harbor
in
case
anything
from German Foreign Secretary Zim­ yesterday forenoon, will be held at the
mermann to Carranza proposing an of­ First Presbyterian church Tuesday goes amiss. 1 cannot tell you these c >unty.
Klamath Falls vote ! March'' 7 oh Ac-
fensive alliance with Mexico and Japan afternoon at 2:3 I o’clock. Rev. Carl signals of course but there is one each
q firing $15,000 high s -h-iol Bite.
against the United States in the event Elliott, pastor of the church will offi­ ' for:
1. Unknown ships, main entrance,
Cottage Grove linn will manufacture
ot a declaration of war by this nation ciate.
2. Uknown ships entering east en- ready-cut houses and barns.
was intercepted on the border when
trance.
Von Bernstorff’s messenger was ar­
E. M. Olmstead retires from Stayton
Architects Will be Named
3. Unknown man-o-war in the off- Mail with a tine record for progress.
rested by four Indiana guardsmen.
ing or trying to enter harbor.
This was learned from two men who
State sold carload of flaxseed for$l,-
Far New Work.
j 4. Distress. Help
participated an I were members of the
' ¿25. $2.75 a bushel,
Salc-m,
Or.,
March
5
—
L.
I.
Thomp
­
answered
In each case the signa) is i
border patrol. Their story was sub­
Rustburg Review would limit nu li­
stantiated by officers of the United son, of Portland, may be named as the by the Charleston. In case any ship
ber
of bills at one session to 16 >.
architect
for
the
new
wing
to
be
con
­
does
move
during
the
night
the
proce
­
States army.
I
Von Bernstorff is said to have left structed for the receiving ward at the dure is as follows:
Gresham fruit-growers
Washington about four weeks ago with state hosp'tal for the insane here, and Turn one searchlight on her bridge and burned cannery.
papers and instructions to delive' to Fred A Legg, of this city, will pro­ one searchlight on her stern to see
High cost of living has n it been in-
the German ambassador at Mexico bably be named as architect for the when she starts “backing.”
creased by one Aiuiriein luxury Pul.-
improve nen» work to be done in con- | Fire a blank cartridge (one-pounder) man fares.
City.
The messenger attempted to cross at ne.tion with the feeble minded institu­ as a summons to stop, if it does not
Lebanon has m assured cannery pro­
j start backing in thirty-seconds, fire ject.
a forbidden spot and four m it of Com­ tion, it developed here today.
i another blank. If does not stop or
pany G, First regiment of Indiana, pa­
Legislature adjourned with less laws
j start backing on third shot, a solid shot
trolling thia spot, captured him.
Lost Horse Is Found and Farm is placed in her bridge. If she does passed and less interference with b :si-
nit stop or start backing immediately, ness than ever before.
Hand is Missing.
Twohy Bros, get contract to build S.
ESCAPED ROBBER RE
the main battery is fired in full to sink
Hood River, Or., March 5—John C. her before she can do any damage. I’. C. cars at Portland shops.
TURNS TO JAIL
Mt. Angel 6.003 volt power line to
Duckwall, an Odell rancher, missing a Practically the same procedure is in ef-
valuable horse from his barn this morn­ i feet during the day time, only instead Salem to be built by I’. R. L. & P. P.
ing, apprised the local police authori­ of having searchlights and signals, no Co.
At Point Of Pistol He De- ties and the horse was found at a liv­ ship is allowed to move her anchor Portland—Contract let to build $507,-
ery stable hero.
without having a Canal pilot aboard 000. O. W. R. & N. crossings.
mands Being Tak­
John Williams, an employe of a ranch and then only in a course previously
Mapleton Terrace Point Mill bought
of the Duckwall vicinity, had left the requested and grantid by the Captain and will be operated by new owners.
en To Cell.
horse, borrowed a sum of money from . of the Port. In order to make known
Salem Capital Journal — Anyway the
one of the stable owners, and is miss­ i the presence of arnlot, a certain secret
cranberry
boxes were standardized and
Seattle, March 5—F. J. Dusky, con- ing according to the story given the signal flag is hoisted at ship's maft-
the bee inspectors were placed on the
victed of robbing the State Bank of police.
; head. Needless to say this flag is con-
state’s payroll.
Renton, Wash., and who escaped from
; stantly changed and is ktjown to the
Increase in Pensions Are
North Yakima, Wash., March 5—No
Portland- Coast Shipbuilding Co. or-
the King county jail last night togeth­
' necessary officers charged with the
liquor permits were issued by the coun­
ganized
with $400,000 capital.
Riddle
Elects
Sellout
Head
er with four other prisoners, appeared
I protection of the Canal, only.
Granted Oregon Mer.
ty auditor here this miming. It is un­
Federal
offi dais who want to turn to
at the jail after daylight this morning
The damage anticipated and guarded
Roseburg, Or., March 6—II. G. Hall,
certain whether or not the federal bone
O & C. land grant back into forest re­
and, pointing a pistol at Jailer Stark, author of several school books in the I against)mostly is:
Washington, March 6-Representa­ dry law has gone into effect. If it has demanded that he be returned to his Southern states, and principal of Rose (a) a merchant ship loaded and steam- serves all deplore act of legislature to
tive Hawley has been notified that in­ it affects him, an I, lacking legal ad- old cell. The request was granted. school ljxre last year, has been lr - i ■ - f ‘ * -ying to r-»m the Inak-vates. restore land to taxation.
creases of pension have been granted I vice. Auditor Barrett refused all appli­ Dusky’s pistol had been taken from ; to superintend the Kiddle schoi-
Weston -O. W. R. & N. Co. will fiil
i (b) a merchant ship loaded and steam-
as follows: Elim Buttes, Tillamook, cations. Prosecuting Attorney Schu­ Stark last, night.
high crooked trestle over beep Cieelt.
I mg fa t, ramming the t harleslon.
man
say3
he
will
pronaDty
at
vise
the
from $12 to $30 per month; W. J. Car-
The other prisoners, John Soudas, '
Hermiston Second unit 1,300 acres
(e) a merchant ship loaded and steani-
auditor to issue permits, stamping each
s in, Portland, from $12 to $30 per
convicted of the murder of a woman; ■ Vend Baby’s Death is
l-l i ing, ■
- v- 4* >f n i>i,s the canal ' Legation project >pc net! Mai.'
with the statement that the granting Percival V. Allen, accused of the mur- j
month; J. B. Renault, Jacksonville,
. and bus's .<ig n,’m :»?,.g •ai'.mTe,
of the permit does not authorize the der of Anna Danielson; Robert Ford,
I do .a work’", o get a -.mm ry.
Due to Neglect.
from $16.50 to $22.50 per month.
j
any other ship] ing in the harbor.
I holder to violate any federal or state
[
Cheese
factory propo.- d about • ini'i 3
awaiting trial on a charge of man­
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Bend, Or., March 6 Inve tigation I Sunday morning bright and curly "<
! law. There were 174 issued on Satur­ slaughter, and W. A. Coatz, sentenced
i up river.
of the cause of death of the *wo j ' moored to the Governments big coal
No Decision On Adamson Law day.
Nevers til Kerry logging ro id exti n-
to life imprisonment as a habitual crim­ months’ old baby, son of Mrs. Henry I
depot and took on sixteen hundred tons ded for large contract.
inal are still at large.
Goodman, was dropped here last night, I of “diamonds.” This is one of the
Now that war threatens, reports are
Springfield Booth Lumber Co. let
when an autopsy failed to reveal any I finest coaling stations 1 have ever seen
Washington, March 6—The decision being received about the steps taken
contract
for 4,000,000 feet lugs fr m
causes
of
death
other
than
neglect.
on the constitutionality of the Adam­ to guard the Panama Canal. And there
His expressions about standing loy­
■ With this station and the one at the
son eight-hour railroad law was not an­ was a time when Col. Goethals was ally behind the President in time of na­ The child died early Saturday morn­ Pacific side, the Canal Officials claim Coast range.
Brookings—Sawmills here start* d
nounced today by the supreme court, ridiculed for asking big guns and pro­ tional exigency demonstrate that Ch is. ing and the examination which fol­ they can coal the entire Allantic fleet
Mar.
1 on 66,000,000 feet contract.
lowed
was
authorized
by
a
coroner
’
s
although it had been expected.
Evans
Hughes
is
100
percent
a
patriot.
in
twenty
four
hours.
Each
of
the
big
per protection for the “big ditch
jury.
Joseph gets a 50,000 capacity sawmill
chutes is capable of putting seven hun­
dred and fifty tons of coal aboard eve­ to be ready July 1.
1
ry hour. Charleston made a rapid coal­
Cushman Logging road to river be­
KA»
Asylum- Attendant Succumbs ing and shoved out into the stream ing built to bring out 35,000 feet logs.
again at 4:00 P. M. We then “cleared
Woodburn—Tobacco-growing indus­
To
Injuries.
the forecastle for action,” which is try tested out here for several yeittte to
Salem, Or., March 6—Succumbing to simplv taking everything out of the
injuries received when Dr. Sturdevant way of the guns whichever way they b ■ established.
Estacada gets a beverage cereal fac­
and several other criminally insane pa­ might have to be trained. All other
tients attempted to escape from the guns were provided with ammunition, tory.
Baker Sumpter Valley Ry. will
asylum a week ago Sunday, D. B. sand, and the proper telephones, fire-
_ Fitch,
___ , ________
attendant at the institution, control voice tubes etc., ready for any spend $150,000 improving roads.
j died here ’ today. Dr.
Stunlevant emergency. Neither ve or any of the
Oregon City wants evaporator plant
| struck Fitch over the head with a bell U. S. army men have been permitted of Knapd-Wittenberg Co.
I cap.
to go ashore on liberty, not even offi­
Portland —Through Union Pacific
cers. Several companies of soldiers trains will seive “off-the- tray” lunch­
are stationed along the water-front es.
Four Feet of Snow
and about the coaling depot to aug­
Abolition of wireless board and com­
Sumpter. Or., March 5—The ‘coldest ment the Canal Z me Police in watch­ mission is to be taken up by initiative,
March weather ever rec rded here has ing the shipping.
the job holders being too strong for
; ben experienced during the past wei k
Wtitle we were coaling we had a man ' the legislature when it meets nt Sa­
■ and up to date the thermometer l egi. - stationed at each of the big coal chutes |
j lering as low as II below. Snow cov­ to see that r.o dynamite was hidden in i lem.
Salem, practically assured lin n in­
ers the ground hereto a depth of about the coal before coming on board.
dustry and will take over stute hold­
; four feet. Stockmen are becoming ao-
We have unofficial information that
I prehensive regarding the probable information that a squadron of the At­ ings.
Dallas will Bupply 125 cars lumber to
scarcity of feed.
lantic battleship fleet h is been ordered build Southern Pacific cars.
heie and possibly a flotilla of torpedo
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boats, but of course nothing official is
Electric Sparks
being given out in this regard. The
Gernert, of Cashier Concern
Canal, upon the declaration of war,
(From OfT Our Wireless)
Loses
Appeal
falls under martial-law immediately,
you know, and that fact has all the
Keeping us out of war becomes r merchants and population of Panama
more delicate problem with every day and Colon in a frenzy, afraid that the 1 San Francisco, March 5 O. F. (!-r-
that passes.
U. 3 will declare herself at war with 1 nerl, a Seattle salesman convict 11 in
Many of the preparedness advocates Germany. The tourist season has just Portlao I with offi 'er* of the U lit ■ I
seem to regard the Swiss system as got in full swing and much money is States Cashier comp iny for using the
being left in these cities by tourists i mails in sto •k-selling frails nettin ’
the whole cheese.
$1,000,00'1, lost hi s app -il to I ay before
President Wilson presumably can al­ which will stop suddenly if the port is the United S ales circ lit c i irt of ap­
closed.
ways prove by Col. House the accuracy
I am not going to prolong this to try peals here. Toe court h 'll h ■ had
of his deductions.
and lest your patience, but it will give guil'y know I ■ I f • of a rm iplra •? l> i -
Wall Street has
you an id a of what is being done to ed on preUn I I claims to valuable p i-
I inquiry so much to
tents on coin changing devices.
arrangements for a censored stock tick- look after Uncle’s interest in anticipa­
tion of the "worst.” We are wonder­
I er.
A» Stamboul University'* candidate
ing what the next move will be, and
The Pioneer Store
Jacksonville, Orc
The Monroe Doctrine was doubtless await ng il with interest. Ex* item mt for thè Nobel Peace Piize, Kaiser Wil­
' framed on the theory that the United in C >!<.n and neighboring cities is run- helm. is logicai. He is bringing mea.-
-ta^es alone could provide all the ma­ n;ng high, the military and this ship aurably neart r thè worltl Le ;u<
I •
jor force necessary fol its maintain- are takirig everything with a pinch of force Pesce.
t ance.
“salt” a"d lots of good humor. It
Have you heard of the word “Politi- “mochs nix ous,” “hoch der Kise-,’’ ing mad<‘ the butt of a lot of fun —in­
■ man” bein r engraved on a tombstone?' seems to be the general sentiment. cluding myself. ******
Somehow or other the event of W il- Everybody with a German name is be-
H. IL Hoefs.
t
The regular annual municipal dec­ Corvallis. Or., March 10—(Special to
lion was held Tuesday afternoon ani The Post.) —Here's a chance for a
ths weather being fine a pretty fair grade school pupil and a high school
student in Jackson county to win a
vote was polled.
Although no candidates for council- medal sure, and compete for one of the
men had filed nomination petitions four $5 to $50 prizes offered by the National
candidates had been brought out in the Thrift society for the best essays on
last fev lays preceding the election thrift. All essays must come through
an 1 their names were writte i in the the office of County Superintendent
ballots according to the choice of the Ager.
: "Oregon has done much to promote
voter.
For the first timo in the histiryof thrift in its educational institutions, > f
Jacksonville a lady was elected to a says Dean J A. Bexell, of O. A. C.,
public odice; Miss Mary A. Bagshav, who is the Oregon memher of the na-
candidate for Gity Reeorder, lea ling tional commission. “Why not Oregon
the processiou with 114 votes as against children get a line and land a number
63 cast for her competitor, Leslie W. of the county prizes? They can do it
Stansell the present incumbent of the i if they try.”
o lice. In the race for Treasurer Hen­
In addition to the county medals,
ry G. Dox defeated Jame3 M. Crone­ cash prizes will be given winners in the
miller, by only two votes. For Coun­ national contest as follows: For the
cilmen, Oscar Lewis and Peter N. Fick winner of first place in the high school
were elected over J. A. Norris and E division $50, for second and third best
A. Fleming. The vote in full is given $25 each, and for the fourth, fifth,
sixth, seventh and eighth, $5 each; for
below:
For Councilman
the winner of first place in the grade
school division $25, for second $15, for
Peter Fick
95
i third and fourth $10 each, and for each
E. A. Flemming
81
of the next five $5.
Oscar Lewis
100 "
For full particulars of this contest
J. A. Norris
63
apply to the county school superintend­
For City Recorder
ant.
Mary A. Bagshaw 114
Leslie W. Stansell 63
For City Treasurer
No Liquor Permits Issu’d
James M. Cronemiller 83
a!
Yakima.
Henry G. Dox
85
Something
for Nothing
With each 1 lb tin of ROYAL
CLUB Coffee you purchase, you
receive FREE 1 two oz. can of
pepper
Supply limited.
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Lewis Ulrich
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