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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1917)
Oreg«'» Historical Society t '.U M Hol' COUNTY, OREGON, JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON VOL. XI NEW DEVICE SAVES SHIPS FROM MINES THOUSAND OF FLIERS ARE WANTED. HALF MILLION VOL- UNTEERS Protective Net Brings Dead Needs 70,000 More For Military Aviation Sch s Will Soon Be Graduai Regular Army. ly Globes to Surface; ing 200 Men Each Vessels Are Being Washington, June 25—More than Week. Equipped. 500,000 men have volunteered in the American army and navy in the period of less than three months that has An Atlantic Port, June 26—A mine elapsed since war was declared. sweeping device, calculated to pick up The army, navy and national guard and safely bring to the surface any represented an aggregate strength of mires that may be in the path of ves little more than 310,0 H) men whin the sels, is now being attached to a num war resolution was adopted. Today ber of ships proceeding through the wa between 700,000 and 800,000 are enroll ters of the war zone. ed in the various branches of the fight One of these devices was observed ing service and the great majority of on a passenger liner which arrived here them are armed, equipped and under today. It was attached to the bows training. T iey will be joined at the and when let down a netted projection end of the summer by nearly 1,000,000 extends a dozen or more feet on either men selected for the new national ar s de of the ship. If a mine is encount I my from tne millions registered for ered it is picked up and brought to the war duty June 5. surface at a safe distance from the | The regular army totaled a little vessel. , more than 100,000 men three months The shin to which the device was at ago. It is nearing the 250,000 mark tached is on her first trip here siuce today, and war department officials, April, when she was compelled to seek backed by the press of the country, a drydock in a British port on account are bending every effort to bring it of damage from a mine. The explo I up to 300,000 during the present week. sion, officers said, tore a big hole in ---------- ---------------- her bottom and killed one member of the crew. Watertight compartments Submarine Chaser Is Saf- held and the ship was able to make is factory In Test port without assistance. Young Man Drowns On Way Home From Dance. Cathlamet, Wash., June 25—Victor Anderson, 29 years old, was drowned yesterday several miles up the river from here when a party of young peo- p e came from a dance in a fishboat. On making the landing the voung man fell overboard and never came up. Those with him immediately dragged the river for the body, but were sev eral hours recovering it. He was em ployed by Collier & Stevenson, diking contractors on Puget island. His only known relatives are a brother residing in Midnesota and a sister-in-law in Se attle. Washington, June 25—Preliminary reports from the New York navy yard on trials of the first of the 110-foot submarine chasers show satisfactory results in every respect. The hull was completed in a few weeks’ time and the boat already weathered her first test run without developing any de- fects. The new Datrol boat in equipped with triple screws driven by three gasoline engines. The majority of the 30 or more pri vate firms building vessels of ‘this type do not expect to 9 deli ver their first boats before October 1. 3 Ausirian Regiments Desert Amsterdam, June 25—Three Czech Jews to Send Peace Army regiments have deserted to the Russi ans, according to a statement on Sat Into Palestine. Baltimore, Md., June 25—A total of $473,000 was pledged here last night at the annual convention of the Feder ation of American Zionists toward a fund of $1,000,000 to equip an industri al army to go to Palestine and prepare the way for its occupation by Zion- urday to a committee of deputies from Southern Austria by F. Von Georgi, minister of defense in the retiring Aus trian cabinet, as published in the Lok al Anzeiger and Tageblatt of Ber lin. Marshfield—Two shipbuilding plants appear a certainty on Coos Bay. NO. 9 JI NE 30. 1917 I'E ’ nings THE ROLL OF HONOR Red Cross Subscriptions Here Total $1677 INDJSTRIAL REVIEW Manuhcit f»s, Enterprises and Impravemenfs, Providing Payrolls and Prom at- of Oregon mg Development ». Following is a list of Red Cross sub scriptions at this place as reported by Body Sent to Carus. of Oregon. the committee. The total amount of Oregon City, June 25—The remains subscriptions is $1677. of which $637.25 of W. S. Beebe, who died in St. Vin was )>aid in cash. Is yout name in the Marshfield Two sawmills on the Bay Washington, June 25- The govern- cent’s hospital. Portland, on Friday, list? h ive decided to put on double shifts ment wants aviators, and needs them fallowing a stroke of apoplexy, were Dr. J. W. Robins on, Julia E. Beek arid employ 500 more men. badly, the committee on public infor- sent to ‘Jarus today after being pre man, Carrie C Reek man, B. H. Beek- i Toledo Survey of logging road ex ntation announced in a summary of pared for burial at the Myers & Brady man, W. P Bailey, J. A. Norris, Issie what already has been accomplished in undertaking establishment here. Mr. McCully, Mrs. Alpha Hurtmtn, H. G. tension to Sileiz river completed. Ashland Free soda water being pip- prep ¡ration for the great air service Beebe was sixty-five years old. He is Dox, Stella Levy. Mrs. J. M. Crone- program now being mapped out. survived by his widow and two chil miller, R. A Bixby, P. F. Anderson, e 1 to city from Sanger wells. Gold Beach—Macleay estate has Eight hundred men are now enrolled dren. Mrs. S. A. Cantrall’ Mrs. P. A. Hines, in preliminary instruction schools and Jas. Young, Mrs. A, Singier, Arthur bought three schooners to handle lum the influx continues at the rate of 200 Thompson, Judge J. R. Neil, Mrs. May ber. a week. After August 25, the govern Douglas County Doubles Quota. K. Miller, Mrs. Ella Raypholtz, Mrs. Sellwood —Old mohair mills to be re- ment expects to graduate 200 students Rosebuig, Or., June 25—Over $14,- L. D. Minear, John Broad, John A. built to handle flax products. weekly into the advanced living fields. 50'J was raised in Douglas county for Wait, W. G. Kenney, Alexander The Dalles—Large concrete water- It is expeeted-that 1403 men will be ac the Red Cross fund, according to Trea Thompson, Geo. N. Lewis. John Lyden, way to be built for Tum-A-Lum Lufii- tually flying by September 8. surer J. R. Wharton. The allotment Lee Benson, John Renault Sr., John her Co. To maintain the present schools and was $7500. Leona is the only town Nelson, Louise T. Jones, Mildred Neil, Weston has secured a firstelass Hour many others to be established, thous where opposition was found. The mill G W. Ager, D. W. Bagshaw, Mary mill plant. manager refused to see the committee, Bagshaw, A. C. Whitworth, Linnie ands of men will be needed. Sheridan starting hard surface good W S. Hamilton and E. B. Hermann, Hanscam, Cash. Chris Ulrich, Fred J. ---------- • .'»A* — ro ids paving plans, and demanding or allow them to see the men at work. Fick, Mrs. L. Bogard, J. B. Weiterer, Wor/c For New Shipyard President Dooley, of the company, in Mrs. A. Band, E. II Helms, Mrs. L. that only the best be laid as being the cheapest in the end, Portland, would not ask the manager Schiefliin, J. M. Dews, Fred Hackert, lo Begin at St. Helens Coos Bay cheese factories are mak Mrs. J. M. liurlev, Mrs. L. Stover, to see the committee. Mrs. Robert Peachey, J. W. Bybee, A. ing the highest scores and seem to be Nicholson, D. O. Hippensteel, Miss A. leading the state bv the Corvallis St. Helens, Or., June 25—M. F So- E. Hanley, G. A. Gardner, F. L tests. Carlton Postoffiee Is Robbed marstrom, a member of the Oakland, Thrift, J. M. Williams, G. W. God North Bend —Kruse and Banks ship Cal., firm which recently bought water Carlton, tjr., June 25—The local post frontage and a ship yard site at Colum office was ejiered and robbed last Sat ward. C. F. Hoefs, Andrew Cantrall, yard has bid on five government boa s bia City, is here arranging for the ini urday night, the loot amounting to on G. W. Stevens, E. A. Thompson, A. and will know in ten days if they get tial work. A dock 100 feet long for ly $5 in stamps. Several parcel post Petard Enos Conger, Emma Wendt, the contract. Ashland —Large feed mill and supply the purpose of unloading supplies which packages had been opened but were Mrs. Ella Cook, Mrs. Kate Hoffman, will be shipped here by steamer, has left behind. Seen after the night Henry Mankins Win. Ulrich, Cora store established here. been contracted for and the piling is watchman s;.w a man in the store of Linn, Chas. Nunan, Francis Inengoz, Lexington to get new state bank. already on the ground. M>'. Somar- Gravely Brothers using a flashlight, Alice Hoefs, Wm. Welch, Chas. Zim Canyon City —Planning to build flour strom stated that because of certain and, hastening to the telephone sta merman, Loretta C. Rhinebarger, mill here. unsettled conditions, he couid not state tion, the officer reported hiiMind to the Katherine B Conner, Dorothy Conner, I North Bend Fire men and city will in 11. Garn- Gam whether or not his company would city marshal. When the marshal reach Ruth M. Gammons. Albert H. vest $325 in a modern alarm system, build a large ship yard or a small one, ed the store with a posse the man had mons. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bowne Jr., which will be ordered soon. Vivian Childers, Myrtle E. M. Beer, now, but the initial work would be disappeared. W. Blakelev, Delpha Coleman, W. 1. Lebanon —Paper mill done with the idea in view of in- McIntyre, A. J. Sharp, Marie Ulrich, shift July 1. creasing the plant in the near fu- Oscar Lewis, Ralph G. Jennings, O. Harrisburg will have creamery a id ture. Escaped Mijrderer Is Recaptured Harbaugh, Francis Neil, D. H. Crone- cheese factory. Salem, Or., June 25 George Hohoff, miller, C. D. Abbott, Geo. Little, J. B. North Bend North Bend Mill & Negroes Accused by Wo serving a life term in the penitentiary Coleman, A. E. Hanley, H. C. Maury, Lumber Co. let contract for large steel from Multnomah county for murder, S. Richardson, Jno. Watson, W. Welch, refuse burner, Men at work on foun- men Are Lynch'd. 1 and who escaped Saturday ‘night while E. F. Guthrie. Mrs. John Swan, W. G. dation. serving as trusty, was captured in Caudill, P. R. Oard, Wm. H. Johnson, Silverton Evergreen Co operative II K. Hanna, F. E. By bee, Louise Galveston. Texas, June 25—Chester Portland last night by Captain Keller, Williamson, L. W. Stansell, E. A. Cheese Factory building 600 gal. vat. Sawyer, a negro accused of attacking parole < ffieer, and returned to the in Fleming, Mrs. IL G. Bordweil, M ary Lebanon —Linn county to have thir a white woman, was taken from jail by stitution. Keller discovered Hohoff at II. Regar, Mrs. Dora Harbaugh, Roy ty five miles of hard-surfaced road is ♦he corner of Fifth and Couch streets, a mob early today and hanged. identifying him i. block away by the G. Smith, J. Percy Wells, E. A. Lang result of passage of road-bonding mea yeilow slicker. Being unarmed, Kel ley. W. R. Sparks, Flora Thompson, sure. Punta Gorda, Fla., June 25—Shep ler walked up to him, poked his fore John Reter, J. W. Wilson, A. Arihour North Bend —Portland firm to build Trent, a negro, was taken from officers finger into the man’s ribs and marched Wilson, Peter Fick, Jos. T. Williams, North slough road. near Cleveland, Fla., four miles from him to the police station, Hohoff be- Henry Shafer, R. D. Hines, Lewis Ul Heppner —New bank will open here here, last night and shot to death. He 1 lieving all the time that he was cover rich, E. Britt, Mollie Britt, John Kre July 1. had been arrested for an attempt to as-1 ed by a revolver. With Vadjemier Be- mer, Denver Marsh, F. L. TouVellu, Roseburg Will place large concrete sault a white woman Saturday. doff, Hohoff was convicted in 1914 of Elizabeth B. TouVelle. Mrs. E J. Ku- dam at hatcheries. the murder of Jessie Wilson. Both the bli. Vale —Inter-Mountain Oil & Gas C •. men ate Russians, and Hohoff is only incorporates for $1,000,000. 22 years old. You Can Be Canny Springfield Chapel to be ¡built here. Eugene Highway to coast from here to be surveyed soon. Log Crushes Out Man’s Life Home preparedness cans loaded with Roseburg Prune Packing Plants Clatskanie, Or., June 26-Carl Carl food. planned. Service to lie established at son, a native of Sweden, aged 26 yaars That rubber ring you put on a pre was killed in Benson’s lumber camp serving jar helps you to stretch your Riddle and Myrtle Creek. Newport may have shipbuilding last Saturday, when a log .crushed him income. plant. to death. He was in the act of putting The awful question ‘'What shall I a choker on the log, when the latter Marshfield Oregon Fish and Game have for dinner?” is easily answered rolled over on Carlson’s head. This is Commission consider constructing new if your shelves are full of home canned the second accidentaldeath in the camp fish hatchery in Nehalem river. products. within two months. St. Helens Improvements made in Can't eat ’em all in summer? Not plant of Columbia comity mill—electri • enough in winter? Horne canning is power will operate plant. the answer. Speeders Are Fined Heppner Morrow bounty sheepmen You put a lid on waste every time Canyonville, Or., June 26 Two meu are refusing 55'j cts. and holding f< r you teal a preserving jar. giving their names as Roy Davis and 60. Canned berries are bird proof. T. Gilman, of San Francisco, were ar- Portlan I -Sha I hatchery installed < n Frost, doesn’t nip canned vegetables. dock of Columbia River Packer's Ass’n reste I here bv Deputy Sheriff Hopkins and taken before Justice of the Peace Canned green peas and vellow peach Government an 1 state co-operate to McGilvray, Monday, who fine I each es help light the blues. replenish streams. $10 and costs for spec ling on the high See that your garden produces dry way and forcing others out of the beans, cabbage, potatoes and root Drafting of Doctors For U. road. crops that can be kept without can ♦ ning. S. Armies Urged. Picnic parties will find our stock of Canned Goods and Fresh Fruits most complete IMI We need your husines * You need our service. II II II Forest Rangers Ready To Leave Fcr French F ront. it Ü II ÎÏ II il !l Lewis Ulrich Pioneer Merchant, Phone 74 recruits Beid, Or., Juii '25 The fl from the Deschutes nat rial forestry force to enlist for service in France we e reported veste- ia_, f Forest Sup- ervisor W G. Hastings. I h< y are j ville, and Ralph J ames A Wi ey of Elder, of Meadow, They are ready to report for dr ty at once. Dallas Youth Expects To Be On Jacksonville Oregon Courteous Attenliou French Front .Soon. Dallas, Or., June 26—Lloyd Coad, of Judge and Mrs. El F. Coad, of this ciuy, who et listed several Weeks ago in the U. S. heavy artillery has written his parents rom Douglas, Ariz., where he has been stationed, that his bat- lery has tie-n ordered tc F rance and that it will be am >ng the first troops to embark for .service across the ocean. Dr. William Cox Is Dead. Albany, Or., June 25 Dr. William Cox, of tins city, a practicing dentist in Portland for 17 years, and for the past seven years located in this city died at his home here late yesterday, aged 47 years, after an illness of sev eral months. Dr. Cox was one of the most prominent and active member.« of the local lodge of Elks. He is surviv ed bv the widow any his mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Meredith, the latter of Port land. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. l'ui key's situation must be pretty , bad if it is true that she is willing to e iter negotiations th it might result in her agreeing not to massacre the Ar- menial s any more. With Col. Gus Gardner air line, Cabot Lodge is beating T it ir. getting his family (a son-in-law) to the front. Washington, June 25 —Application of a selective draft to provide physicians and surge on i for the war armies was urged upon the defense council's gen eral medical board by officers of the medical section of the New York Na- tional Defense Committee. Only Guards Ort Duty Get U. S. Hides. To Washington, June 25 SenatorCham- herlain is adviso i i>y the war depart ment th it the available supply of guns and equipment will permit the furnish ing of those home guard organ.ziti ms only having the character of state po lice or cor stab.ilary guarding state or federal property. ------ »T< — — When in doubt, blame it on Con gress.
