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* fficial Paper of the dtp of Jacksonville, Oregon*
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A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Gregor. L‘. W. BAGSHAW, Editor and Publisher
Entgred as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
She Always
w ore a Sleeve
Bv ELINOR MARSH
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Notice of Change of Name
We hereby notify our patrons and the public that the corpora
tion known as Taylor-Williams Company, has been dissolved: that
Jno. M. Williams has purchased all the stock of the former concern
and will continue the business
Lieutenant AHhiii- Inl.-ino
SATI Ilf)A > . OCTOBER ¿7. If)J 7
I lilted Stales miv^ baling <eit
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on ties connected with lighthouse*
Atlantic coast one day was pu
application.
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to the Ellison icef lij.lit by u <
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sailor oarsmen and upon -iep|
Events will quickly determine wheth Io the landing place was reeei
fl/f Must Have /I Voice.
er Kerensky is Russia’s “m in of the a girl about nineteen years old
hour” or merely the man of about six
"Father bus been obliged Io go into
Social welfare is based not on the ad ty seconds.
town today," she said. "A part of the
vancement of a single class or industry
One formnr Mexican general is a machinery connected with Hie light
but on the progress of all. Labor, cap private in the American army, where broke aud must be repuired liefore
ital. production, manufacture, trans he will have fewer honors but more time for lighting."
portation, commerce, the profession’, regular meals.
"Aud you are in charge. I suppose?"
"I am.”
all have their part. It is often diffi
Certain South American countries
There was one of tfiose mutual at
cult to say which is most indispensable. are as slow about coming into the war
It is fruitless to try. It would be as if their presidents were married to tractions between the officer and the
girl that sometimes appear nt once
equally sensible to say that all you German princesses.
when two persons of opposite sex meet.
need to make a ship is a rudder or a
"Let me see." said Delano; "this light
One pair of those new hobnailed
keel. The man who believes that there
shoes for trench warfare weighs seven is in charge of"—
js nothing to the world except his own
"Edward Jamieson.”
pounds. They are evidently not built
line of business is narrow and unsafe
“And you ure"—
for retreating purposes.
"Ellie Jamieson."
as an adviser. There is necessity in
If France will only promise to be kind
The girl conducted him through the
the world for a division of labor and
successful government requires that it with the styles, this country should be lighthouse on a tour of Inspection,
be properly representative of all ele- I more generous with the sugar. But which he seemed in no hurry to tinisli
Then he got buck into the boat and
ments. Any plan for control of gov- ; how about the "bustle effect” rumor?
was pulled away. After that lie made
ernment by one class of people is fun- I All of these Senators have made numerous inspections-of the girl, not
damentallv wrong.— Pendleton East speeches, in the Senate, which were tile light house, and fell in love willi
Oregonion.
printed and widely circulated in Germa her. Iler father was an educated num
ny for the ercouragement of Germany who, haring met with reverses when
If that is not giving “aid and comtort lie was too old to regain his grip on the
Colored troops M >ved Nexf.
to our enemies,” we would like to know world, had been forced to accept the
position of lighthouse keeper. A mutch
why.
between Delano and Ellie Jamieson
The next draft movement, wh:ch is
Mr. Roosevelt says we should not on would not be a misalliance so far us
to take place from October 27 to 31, ly expel LaFollette, but we should send blood ntiil natural relhiemeul were
will consist entirely of colored troops, him to Germany, whom he represents i-oucerned. but he shrunk from marry
Ing the daughter of u light house keeper
says an announcement from the West in the United States Senate.
Nevertheless love was strong enough
ern Department headquarters of the
If the Senate allows such men to hold
Railroads’ War Board at 65 Markit their seats after making treasonable to prevent him from keeping awuy
from her. and lie allowed himself to
street, San Francisco.
speeches, the public will lose respect full into the position of a suitor with
C. J. McDonald, assistant to Chair- for our august legislative body.
out really being one lie used to <-all
m in William Sproule, Bays the total
Congressman Norton of North Dako at the lighthouse with a boat and take
number of colored troops to be moved ta, and Mason of Illinois (Chicago) are her sailing. Many a liapp.v hour the;,
Is about 83.600. Of this number, Camp alleged to be in the same class as La thus spent together, dancing over the
blue waters, of which they were both
Lewis’ quota is only four hundred, or Follette.
very fond. One day while they were
less than one perce.it of the 46,100
sailing together Delano noticed Effie's
troops raised in the Western Depart
arm. from which a loose sleeve haff
ment.
fallen back.
The plans of the War Department
"I would like to see you in evening
call for organizing the National Army
dress. That arm of yours should nev
For Sale, Tools, Etc.
of 800,000 into sixteen divisions of
er he hidden from view b.v a sleeve."
white troops and one of colored troops.
Involuntarily she pulled the sleeve
down from the elbow, but made no re
Instead of concentrating all the col
ply to the compliment.
A lot of Blacksmithing, Wood work
ored men in the few cantonments of
"One would think from the way you
ing and Pipe fitting tools, stock of
the Southern States, the policy of the
Rainier,
Or.,
Oct.
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C.
L.
Wilburn
keep your arms covered that you were
bolts, old iron, etc. A set of 4 wheels
War Department, it is said, will be to
ashamed of them. Most women would head sawyer of the Columbia River
for hack, old buggy, gasoline engine,
distribute them mure or less evenly
D. or company’s mill, was shot in the
give a lot to have such un arm.”
etc. now in shop on California street.
throughout the sixteen National Army
“1 have no reason to be ashamed of face and breast with a shotgun yester
cantonmentB.
my arm,” said Effie.
Also: Small cook stove, heating
day morning, as the result of a dispute
No definite date has yet been set for
"Then why are you so careful to keep over money matters with his tenant,
stove, step ladders, large ’camera etc.,
it covered?"
the moving of the balance of the Na
being the personal property belonging
Charles Biggs, at ¿the place rented to
There was no reply to tiffs. But she
tional Army, amounting to fifteen per
to the estate of the late Charles H.
Mr. Biggs by Mr. Wilburn, ¿four miles
was looking far out on the waters,
cent, less the colored contingent.
Basye, deceased. Will be sold in a lot
with an expression in her face that south of this place.
at
a bargain, or blacksmith outfit will
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told she could say something of inter
be sold separately if desired.
est about what they were talking tf
Lebanon Man’s Death Is Laid
D. W. B agshaw , Adm.
she chose.
Delano’s curiosity was
Jacksonville, Oregon.
aroused, but there was that In the look
To Recent Accident.
to indicate that be would be trespass
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ing If be made further inquiry. He
noticed a wind cloud on the horizon
Lcbanon, Or., Oct. 23—The funeral
London, Oct. 23-Fifteen German
and, putting the boat about, sturted for of William H. Reeves, aged 38 years,
Highest quality, jewelry
airplanes were brought down bv Brit
the lighthouse.
repairing, diamond set
who
died
last
Wednesday
at
the
hospi
ish aviators'in recent lighting over the
The cloud came rapidly, and, al
ting, watch repairing/
Asylum Patient Escapes.
battle area in Northern France, says
agate mounting and jew |
though the young sailor would have tal in this city, was held Sunday after
eiry manufacturing,
liked to make speed b.v keeping up full noon at the Baptist church with Rev.
the official statement on aviation issu
Martin J. Reddy,
sail, he did lint dare do so. Lowering C. E. Bennett officiating. Mr. Reeves'
ed by the war office. German air
Salem, Or., Oct. 24—H. L. Wilson,
MEDFORD. OREGON
dromes and railway stations were bomb committed to the asylum from Jaeitson all but the jib. lie scudded along, mak death was cause I by injuries received
ed heavily. Eight British machines county, escaned from the institution big what headway he could by this a few days before whiie engaged in
limited means. Suddenly the wind loading a car with stock at Oakland,
are reported missing.
last evening. He is considered harm- struck him and with such force that ,
Or., when, it is believed, a broken rib
hi* boat went over. Fortunately they
Weather Report.
penetrated his lung and developed into
were not far from shore, and both were
pneumonia.
excellent swimmers.
Striking out. ’
There's magic in the word
He was born April 26, 1879, in Mount
after a long pull, in which Ellie seem
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
HOME.
ed to be getting the worst of it. they Vernon, Or. Eight years ago he mar
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There should be magic in the • • unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
eame within the breaker line and were ried Miss Nellie Bogart, near here.
i Jacksonville, for month of Sept.
rolled up on the sat.d.
He is survived by his wife and a child
words HOME TRADE.
I Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi-
Freewater, Or., Oct. 23—R. R. Mc
Effie, who was exhausted, lay still. six mom hs old.
The home merchants are part
I tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Rae, of Locust Station, near here, was
Delano got on to hi* feet and ran to
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of this town.
her. She had managed to divest her
picking apples Saturday, and fell off a
THEIR prosperity means YOUR
self of her jacket, which she hud put
Farmer’s Auto »Destroys Barn
ladder a distance of 10 feet, breaking
: Maximum Minimum Precipita
on as the storm came up. on being
prosperity.
his arm and |su*taining other painful
tion
thrown
into
the
waler,
and
the
loose
and
Winter
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s
Feed.
Trade
with
the
home
mer-
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injuries. In order to aid him in his di
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sleeve of her dress hail fallen back
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lemma a number of the members of his
chants.
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and exposed her left arm above the
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1. O. O. F. |lodge went down to the
elbow. A tattoo in blue ink of a girl
Kelso, Wash., Oct. 23 -A. E. Hose,
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ranch on Sunday and picked the remain
rowing a boat was exposed. When a tenant on the Robert Mitchel place
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der of his apple crop.
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Delano came up and she saw him look east of Kelso, suffered a heavy loss
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lug nt the mark she pulled down the Sunday morning when his winter’s feed
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sleeve.
was
consumed
by
a
fire
which
started
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Electric Sparks
resied ns long ns they dareil
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as
the
family
was
leaving
for
church.
their wet clothes, chilled by a fierce
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wind. Delano helped Ills companion to Mr. Hose keeps his auto in the drive C. M. Thomas Fcr Senator
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way
of
th?
barn,
and
he
thi
iks
a
spark
arise, and they started lor the light,
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must h ive dropped fr >m the exh st i i
not far distant.
From Jackson County.
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No wonder Bernstorff looked worried
As soon us they had boon made com to the loose hay, as he was starting the
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all the time.
Salem. Or., Oct, ?2-C. M. Thomas,
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fortuble Delano asked the girl how machine. Mr. Hose’s loss amounts fo
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who served in the house of the last leg
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A* an advertisement for pompadours
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she came by the tattoo on her arm about $2000.
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islature from Ja 'kson county, ha* de-
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He did not get a Continued story, but
La Follette is an obituary.
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j cided to become a candidate fur state
one elicited by many questions. This
Pan-Gortnanism naturally is found in
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Black Powder Mill At Puget senator from that county, accoaiing to
I* how the tattooing occurred:
A Lost Fortune.
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association with Potsdam.
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The first girl I a by born in Denver
One day when a storm was raging
advices received here by his friends.
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Sound
Explodes
Is there to be any more conservation wus the daughter of n settler named the light keeper being away, Effie. his
Senator Von der Helen, of Wellen, re
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llarvey,
daughter,
was
the
only
one
in
the
light
mal
she
was
born
In
1800
or
in the matter of the length of blanket*
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presented Jackson county in the senate
house. A ship was wrecked on a ledge
thereabout, In recognition of her on
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and sheets?
Tacoma, Wash., Oct, 23 -The black at the laat session —in fact, has repre-
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terprise In being born In the camp pub that the light guarded. The coast
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Paper itself is high, but '‘scraps of lie spirited citizens presented her with guard hastened to save the crew und powder cording mill of the Du Font sented it in that body since 1911. His
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paper” are the most expensive things all the land In sight of her father's passengers, but they were too late Powder works, 20 miles south of Taco term will expire January 1, 1919, how-
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in the world.
cabin
Ciifortmi itely the taxes were Ellie got out a boat and. attaching a ma. blew up last night, but no one was ever, and it is barely possible, it is
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We may save sugar for Fran-e and never paid, and the laud, now worth line to it, curried it to the ship. How injured, as all of the employes were suggested, that he will not seek re
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■till have plenty of sweetness around inniiy milllo.i*. fell Into other hands. - she escaped being swatn|ied was a uilr outside of thhe building. The cause of election. Thomas at one time seri-
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nelo. The coast guard made the tut
Exchange.
ously considered becoming a can-
the house. Smile a little!
the
explosion
is
unkno
vn.
The
plant
too.
didate for congress from his dis- Temperature—mean max. 79.96; mean
If it were not for war, the girls
Ancient Class.
"The life saving men put the tattoo was in operation, and according to cus
trict
Fragments of wine vasos a* old as there. I didn't want them to do it, lint tom, when the machinery is set in mo
would not have a chance to make swea
min 48.70! mean 64.33; Max 96. on 16.
tion,
the
building
is
vacated
by
the
the
Exislu*
lune
been
discovered
they
Insisted.
In
I was only fifteen. bin
ters for their sweethearts in the »r-
Minimum, 36. on 24. Greatest daily
Egypt. The art of glassmnklng was I knew better and should have refused workmen. About one ton of black
my.
range, 43.
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probably known to the ancient As- Father was away. Before lie got ba l powder exploded, the
shock being
Burglars Crack Safe.
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .14in.,
If Colonel Roosevelt had been presi - Syrian*. In the New Ti'stnment glass It was
done and could never l>e un plainly felt at Gig Harbor, across the
dant in 1914 all would have been differ- is alluded to a* an emblem of bright done."
on 23.
Number of days with 01.
sound, and at Olvmpia.
inch or more precipitation, 3. clear,
ent and if all had been different the ness t l.’ei elation iv. tl. xv. 2; xxl, 18).
Delano married Effie Jamieson aril I
Salem. Or.. Oct. 23—Official* of the 18: partly cloudy, 8; cloudy, 4.
colonel might have been president.
now a high ranking officer In the tiavv
sheriff'*
office said today that they
The
Russian
situation
is
rapidly
crys
Training For Milkman's Job.
lie I* very proud of hi* wife's tattoi
Total snowfall
inches
The severest censure that could be
"What does your son
t to be?” murk ami occasionally liegs her l< talizing. It always does with the ap had obtained no clew to the identity of
Precipitation for season,
made against some of the pro-German*
the burglars who crackaj the safe of
"From the hours lie keeps I shouhl show It at function* by wearing s preach of winter.
Precipitation for last season
in the United States is that they would say be is naturally cut out l'or a milk- sleeveless
dress But she ba* always
There is reason to suspect that Wil- the Archerl Implement company on
Seasonal average
associate with such men as Luxbury man."—Pit pi>ct
refused.
helm II is a person of pronounced Bern- Saturday night. Tbay stole approxi
E. B ritt ,
and Bern«torff.
mately $8o.
■torffian habits.
At The Old Stand
under the trade name of
Jno. M. Williams Co.
The capital of the concern is not impaired in any way by the
change: the interests purchased by Mr. Williams have been paid lor
with private capital not belonging to the corporation and the pres
ent management is fully able to supply your wants in all our lines.
Persons having claims against the old firm are request
ed to present the same to us as soon as possible.
We thank our patrons, one and all for the business given us in
the past and ask a continuance of your favor in future. We aim
to please, in Quality, Price, and Service.
Jno.M. Williams Co.
The. People's Store.
Phone 142.
Oregon
Jacksonville
Rainier Man Shot In Face
During Quarrel.
Fifteen German Airplanes
Dropped lip llritish.
Orchardist balls Off Lad
der and Breaks Arm.
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