Jacksonville post., March 31, 1917, Image 2

^JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Official Paper ot the Citg of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jacket i
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDA Y, MARCH ?1, 1917
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SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished or
application.
div.du ds holding the paper consent to
a year's extension, agreeing to pav ac­
crued interest a”d the year’s interest
Oregon rn 1 Washington were proba in advance. Having no other remedy,
bly never in a better position to ad a majority of th. ba-^ks accepted the
I proposal.
vance industrially than right now.
Some of the holders nt the German
There has I een an honest effort made
in both states to hold down taxes and [obligations are wondering if the r<fus-
. al to pav the loan was in accordance
eliminate further freak legislation.
I with the German policy which foi.r.d
The 'abor agitator and the political ( expression in the destruction of the
agitator have had hard sledding in
machinery of interned liners. OtheiB
these states the past two years and
. are hopeful that when peace comes the
the general public is awakening to the I German government will pay the loan
fact that conservative policies are and not be classed among those who
again the order of the day.
fail to pay their just debts. Germany
This will be of great advantage to must have credit after the war, ’and it
these states at this time for millions of is pointed out that she is not likely to
dollars are ready to go into all kinds gel it unless ’she returns the mom y
of undertakings once the invester is she borrowed.
convinced his money will be protect-
el.
Governor Urges Mod­
Thousands of people in the east have
made small fortunes the past year and
erate Words.
the natural place for them to look for
investments and homes is in the west.
Salem, Or., March 28 In a formal
Let the public know that the tide of
statement
issued today, Governor
raiieaiism has turned here and that we
are looking for Capital to develop our Withycombe ’implores the people of
Oregon to refrain from discussing the
great resources.
loyalty of any citizen until possitive he
Let world know that both capital and
is disloyal.
labor will be given a fair deal, and our
“I most earnestly implore the peo; le
future is assured.— Pacific Coast Manu­
of Oregon to refrain from the discus­
facturer.
sion of the loyalty of any of our citi­
Orecon’s Futuie Bright.
The Ideal Kitchen.
The kitchen is tins real workshop of
the family. Most of tlie work there
has to do with preparing h«>l for the
family, cleaning it up uud putting II
away. The old fashioned kitchens
never took into account economy ot
steps and time, but today this is ul
wuys done. There is a logical ordei
for the arrangement of the equipment,
Things that lieloug to each process
should be together, within the reach
of the worker. Tlie icebox, void pan
try, kitchen cabinet, stove and serving
table are used together and should la­
in a close continuous line. This Is tIn­
food preparation side of the <*qtil|>-
ment. For tlie cleaning up of the same
economy should be practiced. The sink
should be near the china closet or in
a butler's pantry, the track should i
straight for clearing lift. Always luivi
plenty of table room near the sink. A
drain board on each side is the last
plan, or at least a set of hanging
shelves, a binged shelf and extra ta­
ble or a wheeled table nt tlie right. If
the drain table is porcelain a rubber
mat will prevent breakage.—Exchange.
(¡I W anted
u/iy
A WOMAN
TO KNOW
she should buy
F olger s G olden G ate
TEA: it’s the same reason
why she should buy our
finest butter, freshest eggs,
and highest grade of canned
fruits; the table answers:
80c Tea; 80c Quality
TASTE TELLS
Aluminum and Oxygen.
Aluminum is in many ways a won
derful substance, albeit in the natural
world most of it Is oxidized and turned
to clay. Its avidity for oxygen is one
Save 15 cents a pound on Tea
of its most salient character 1st I s It is
said that one never sees the metal, di
rectly, in air, but always and only
through a veil of supertiial oxide
which forms on its free surface with
marvelous rapidity, It is stated that if
a fresh surface of aluminum be pre
pared by scraping with a knife the
Pk.ce Your Orders Now With
oxygen of tlie air runs in as fast as the
scalo Is peeled off and keeps close be­
hind the knife blade.
If it were not for this superficial
scalo of oxide, which ucts as a barrier
to further action, the metal would burn
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
up or deflagrate in air. Tlie large
amount of heat developed by thermit,
a mixture of powdered aluminum witli
oxygen giving substances, bears wit-
ness to the activity of the oxidizing
process when completed. — Washington
zens,” reads the statement. “Unfoun­ Star.
ded rumors in these strenuous times
Military Paining
Tokyo’» Prolific Slums.
may prove extremely disastrous for
No tourist crosses the Surnida river
the best interests of any community. unless it is to visit the great amplil
When the news of the battle of New This is a time for sober thoughts and theater for u wrestling match or a
Orleans reached France, Napoleon sent guarded words. Impugn no man’s pa­ chrysanthemum show, yet there is
the real secret of Tokyo’s t'u
an expert to examine and report what triotism until you are positive he is not where
ture lies. It Is the factory and slum
kind of guns the Americans used in the conducting himself as a loyai American sections of the city, and the population
battle. He reported back that they * citizen.
there has increased in the last denude
“In every heart there should be a ten
were simply the old long-barreled ri­
times as fast ns lias the population
fervent
prayer
to
Almighty
Goil
that
fles. •‘Ah, ” said Napoleon. “it was
lu the district of KoJImuciil. which
i this impeding crisis may be averted, surrounds the palace.
the men behind the guns.”
wealher Report
In the last generation I lie population
Admiral Dewey wanted a West Point J but, if it mutt come, we must meet it
of the five greatest industrial and com
Highest quality, jewelry
education. There was no vacancy at as patriotic American citizens.”
merclal cities in Japan Ims increased
repairing, diamond set­
the military academy, so he elected to
Following is the report of U. S.
by 314 per cent as against an increase ?
ting, watch repairing,
become an accomplished sailor. He Spokane Citizens
Pledge in tlie whole empire of 15 per cent ❖ He'p Feige an ENDLESS *
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Pritt;
agate mounting and jew
CHA M of Home Trade
went under Farragut almost as soon as
elry manufacturing.
■ Jacksonville, for month of
Feb.
The trend In Japan is cityward, and
Loyalty to Nation
he was out of school, and hud a won- I
the visitor to Tokyo, seeing the streets
Martin J. Reddy,
I Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
crowded witli people, does not realize
MEDFORD. OREGON.
derful post graduate course under that
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
that in the suburbs tlie growth in popu
master. Then for thirty-four years he
With 5009 people packed in the state latiou has run from 250 to 500 per cent
followed, by sea and land, the routine
Date Maximum Minimum Precipita­
armory beneath a mass of fluttering In tlio Inst ileeade.— Christian Herald.
of his duties until the opportunity came
tion
flags, with an overflow meeting of 3000
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and in a short hour he won immor­
Argentina's Military System.
outside, and 4009 estimated to have
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tality.
Every native or naturalized citizen
been unable to obtain entrance to the
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These two incidents ought to supply building, Spokane’s citizens pledged of Argentina, at home or abroad, on
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good arguments to show that the loyalty to the nation and support to reaching the age of eighteen years
must
be
enrolled.
The
federal
execu
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strength of a nation is its people, and President Wilson in a monster mass­
tive power takes charge of this nation
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nines op r _
hence that all its people should be meeting yesterday afternoon.
promptly obtained i
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al enrollment, which serves at once as
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l Copyiiuhisregifr
TRADE-MAf.KE,
.:»1 or I’iiolu. for
trained to be capable defenders.
irtsred.
send
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The immense crowd gathered to reg­ a registration of voters and national
uv. I’; it htpract-
FREE REPO.IT u;< i
V
I.
rU.sENCES.
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e exclusively. E
The preliminary training should be in ister a patriotic willingness to sustain defenders. A given individual, if nt
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Sei. I 2 c”’in io f
f >r tnvalnalilc bock
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flLL PATENTS.
the public schools: then a more perfect the country's integrity with whatev- r home, Is enrolled In one of tlie live
•I “VW 1 J < ‘.
bi’ ii on1 8 V I p- . i - I > get n partnt
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training should be in the high schools effort or sacrifice may be necessary. military districts Into which the four
!.. a ' a- d o.. r i.i ;.nal»ie mloriiui’iu
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teen
states
and
ten
territories
of
Ar
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and universities. Through that the Those who could not gain standing
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needed training would be obtained; i room within the dorrs were not disap­ gentina are divided. If he resides
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abroad he is enrolled in his consulate,
FATEf. ’ LAWYERS,
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through that the natural soldiers would point; they organized an overflow for the government follows him with
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303 Seventh l.t. Washington, D. C
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be discovered; the needed men found meeting and adopted resolutiosn even precision wherever lie may wander
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11 train a vast army if the call came stronger than those voted in the arm­ Witli the exception of these consular
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for such an army. Thus would the ory.
registrations abroad the general en
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rellmcnt is entirely in charge of the
whole nation in a few years have the
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military authorities, who are counted
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necessary preliminary training for any
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upon to get more thorough results than
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emergency. The knowledge of this
Electric Sparks
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84
a civil census provides. —World’s Work.
would make the strongest foreign pow­
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96
Conducted by Doctors Dow
(From
'
Iff
Our
Wireless)
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ers hesitate before engaging in war
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A Help to the Soil.
Surgical and Obstetrical
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with the United States.
A French chemist attributes to car­
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cases only, rcceiv 1. 28
It is difficult to understand why any
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Over in Germany they have a novel bonate of manganese In very minute
Graduate Nurses only, employed.
quantities the power of rendering fer­
one should object to the education of a
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I method of settling strikes. As soon as tilizers more readily assimilable with­
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boy in the preliminary duties of a sol­
1 atients received at any time.
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| the strikers walk out they are sent to out undergoing any change Itself. Ex­
dier. We suspect it is the same ob­ | the front.
Day
ard
night
telephone
service.
The
collar
spent
with
periments have tended to show that
Temperature—mean max. 44.07; mean
jection that causes a mother to neglect
Phone 341.
mir. 28.92; mean 36.94. Max 55. on 12,
The assurance that investigation will with tlie use of an ounce to about £ H0HE ■.. EKCIIANT will come
to teach her daughter cooking and
seven
square
yards
germination
was
BACK
TO
TOIT.
I
Minimum, 13, on 1. Greatest daily
housekeeping: the reasoning being that be instituted does not seem to act as a more free, growth more rapid and yield
Central
Point
Oregon
He uses the dollar to ray rent.
range, 28. Total precipitation 4.75
she is always going to be a lady and I preventive to the food riots.
better—that Is. used with other fer­ i 1 * To pay taxe». To pay wages.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .96in.,
France has placed a maximum price tilizers. By itself it is supposed to have I A
auch training is unnecessary, and be­
on
25. Number of days with 01.
I
re-
X
A
dollar
sent
out
of
town
on
butter,
eggs
and
cheese.
In
thia
no effect whatever.
sides it is liable to coarsen her hands.
i t
❖
inch or more precipitation, 10. clear,
moves it from ciroulatitn.
The result, not infrequently, is that country the dealers are showing their
OFFICES
10; partly cloudy, 4; cloudy, 14.
His Idea.
Make your dollar A LINK in ♦ * Dr. McM. M. Dow,
the girl is liable to be taken advantage ability to put a maximum price on eve­
"Biliks
bus
an
idea
that
he
expects
Total snowfall 35 inches
of by ignorant and malicious servants rything, without assistance from the
the hoTe trade CHAIM.
Physician and Surgeon
to make a lot of money out of."
Precipitation for season, 15.33
all her life, and her want of knowledge government.
i
+•• f-:
“What Is It?"
Dr. Lydia S. Dow,
Precipitation for last season 14.20
of a few needed things canse her con­
Some employers would be quite will­
"An electric piano with a slot ma­
Osteopathic Physician.
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Seasonal average 18.02
stant heartaches.
ing to accept the principle of equal pay chine attachment.”
If,
as
is
reported,
they
are
planting
E. B ritt ,
No one ever regretted having learn­ for men and women, if the men would
"There's nothing new in that."
306-7 M. F. & H. Build'ng
Cooperative Observer.
“Oh. yes, there is. The coin you put potatoes in the golf courses of Great
ed one useful accomplishment.
accept the pay the women get.
Mtdford Telephone 139,
lu stops the playing."—Buffalo Express. Britain, Col. Bogey may as well toddle
Goodwin's Weekly.
Medford. O-egoti
Germany’s frightfulness methods are
off to the front.
am a
FOR
w
bad enough, and it is to be hoped that
Flannagan'a Way.
Carranza Agents In Texas
she won’t make those “relative safe­ Cassidy—I lannagaii's thinking of go-
BURNS, CUTS
ty" tactics general in scope.
in' iuto the haulin' business. He bought
and WOUNDS
However, one fact stands out clearly a folne new cart today Casey—But
Corpus Christi, Tex., March 28—Two
allure
he
has
no
horse.
Flnnnngnn
—
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
and that is Holland has had more than No, but he’s goin’ to buy wan. Casey-
Mexicans, who declined to give their
AT ALL DRUG STORKS
enough of this “relative safety" busi­ Well. that'* loike I'lanuagan. He al­
Tusss 2SC
JARS 50C
names, have reached a port on the Tex­ ness.
ways did git the cart befoor the horse.
as gulf coast with $1,000,000 in gold. It
was reliably said, however, that they > It lias always been a mystery how a , -Philadelphia Ledger.
Five Americans On Twa
were representatives of General Car- food probe comm ttee manages to ap­
A
Confirmed
Taste.
raza and were carrying the gold to pear hopeful of correcting conditions.
Torpedoed Ships.
"I'nt blest If I can see what Blnbklns
some interior Texas city. No state- ! It developed that the “safe conduct” finds t<> admire In that Miss Jerkins,"
ment was obtained as to the purpose of accorded the Dutch vessels by the Teu­ said Hlnklcigti "Wliy. she's wholly
Washington, March 26—Torpedoing
made up."
tons was not an insurance policy.
bringing the gold.
ill's It I guess." said Harknwr.y
of the Norwegian steamer Wilfrid,
The strange part of it is that the
'Blnbklns ah'ays wns crnxy about fic­
with two Americans aboard, and the
food riots in this country continue in tion
Harper s.
Germany Is Unable To Pay
British schooner Chorley, with three
the very face of tl.e assurance that all
Americans, was reported today to the
will be investigated.
Loan In America.
Severe Treatment.
state department. The Wilfrid was
Howell Why did Rowell allow him-
warned by the German submarine that
■udf to die of starvation? Powell—He
Sura, Don't Interrupt.
sunk her, but carried no contraband or
«aid
he
wouldn
’
t
humor
his
stomnrh
Washington. D. C., March 28—Ger­
"What right l»n e you to object tc
armament.
many has defaulted upon the payment the question that lawyer asked me? my longvi. iim it wan netting to l»e a
of the loan for $10,lXM).(MX) which she . You don't know what I was gohig to Villar grafter. New York Time*
The United States is the only c run-
she floated in the Unite! States. The I answer," a witness In a damage suit
Tlicre are llilng* we must try to af
try in the world that is neither a neu­
German loan will mature on April I. , In the court of a Justice of the peace
falli, yet It !» uot ren'lf thè attalumcni
tral or a belligerent.
The Benin government could not get replied when one attorney objected to th it m itters It Is thè «••eklng. Gilbert
The more notches Engl ind takes up
the gold to the Unitsd States to meet a question asked the witness by the Murray
in the girdle arounl Germany the loos­
It, and proposed that the banks and in- other attorney —Indianapolis News.
er it becomes.
Fclger’s Week, April 9, to 14
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