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Ore ’ r II torical F. -i.'tv (it, H»n VOL XI. SO. 38 JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COI MY, OREGON, JANUARY 19, l!)J8 EMMA GOLDMAN 1STO lADUSritMi OUR OWN STATE WOODSMEN WANTED GERMAN-AMERICAN DE ¡THRIFT STAMPS DRIVE I __ GO TO PRISON FOR FOREIGN SERVICE MANDS LOYALTY Manufactures, Enterprises and To Have 8,000 Stations In Some Recent Happenings Anarchist’s Conviction Sus- Improvements, Providing Oregon, One Million Three Thousand Men Are Otto Kann Says Teutons In In Various Parts tained by Supreme Payrolls aid Promot In The U. S. Needed In The Engi This Country Must Not of Oregon Court Ruling. ing Development neers Corps. Let Their Blood Eight thousand stations for the sale Oklahoma Teacher in Newburg. cf Oregon. Rule, of War Savings Thrift Stamps, in a 1- Newberg, Or , Jan. 15—Professor J. Washington, Jan. 14 —Conviction of For immediate foreign service, 3000 ditisn to regularly authorized individu F. Adams, of Okl m -m i, has bCtin elec Emma Goldman and Alexarder Berk experienced woodsmen and lumbermen al sales agents, are to be established ted to All the vacancy in the faculty of man on charges of conspiring to pre ‘ Salem 822,0)) Colosseum Milwaukee, Jan. 14-Americans Jof in Oregon within the next month. are wanted for the 20th engineers, the the high school, caused by* the resigna vent the operatian of the selective ser I capacity 5000, to be erecte 1 German birth will not permit the blood “Lumbermen’s Regiment.” Because National Chairman Frank Vanderlip ot the pressing need for volunteers at in their veins and the call of race to has wired Thrift campaign headquart- tion of Professor Arney, who has en vice act by urging men of draft age fair grounds. nut to register, was today sustained by Medford Rogue River lahd owners this time, a special appeal has just go beyond the cull of honor in this war, ers at Portland to the effect that one listed in the army. the supreme court. to form oil prospecting company. been made by Major General W. M. but will show their allegiance to the i million such stations are to he estab- Conviction of Louis Kramer and Mor Black, chief of engineers of the U. S. United States and wear as a badge of lished throughout the country during North Bend has 21 00 men on payroll army, for men who have had practical honor the abuse and spite of the few the month of January and Oregon will Brownsville Cow Found To Have ris Becker on charges of conspiracy to $24 >,0 )0 a month. North Bend mill in this country who love Germany bet lose no time in doing her part. The prevent persons of draft age from reg be.ng enlarge I at expense of $100,000 experience in lumbering. Lived Up To Hoover. istering in New York, were also affirm to operate bv Feb. 1. “Office experience and experience in ter than they love America, Otto H. plan is to have a sales station for eve Brownsville, Or., Jan. 15 —A cow ed. Kramer was sentenced to two ’ the wholesale selling of lumber has-not Kahn, New York banker, declared in ry 100 of population and to make “War Portland —W. D. B. Dol.s -n, See. slaughtered here was found to have in years’ imprisonment and a $10,000 fine qualiAed men for selection as officers, an address here last night. Savings Stamps for Sale Here” signs Chamber of Commerce is making effort her stomach the following delectable mid Becker to 20 months’ imprison to secure development of flax industry nor will it qualify men as privates, or ‘‘It is not enough for us Americans so common the “dropping in” to buy a for consideration as non-commissioned of German birth merely to do our duty stamp to help win the war will become eatables: Eighteen nails, ranging all ment. to help out in linen shortage for aii- The court sustained Ohio decrees sen- plane wings. officers in the 20th engineers,” says a and be loyal to the United States,” a matter of dailv routine until the ha the way lrom full-grown ten penny letter just issued by Major General said Mr. Kahn. “We must speak out. bit of ¡“Thrift” becomes a national wire ones d iwu to nice little shingle fencing Charles E. Ruthenberg, Alfred . Portion I Railway, Light & Power Black. Fairmir.ded men will understand that characteristic, just as it is in France. nails and tacks; one plow bolt, copper Wagenknecht and Charles Baker to one Co. to increase street ear fares from 5 rivets with washers, bits of twisted veat irnnris mment for violating the Experienced men in woods work, op we are not merely blatantly patriotic French statesmen, moreover, declare to 6 cents. erating and maintaining logging rail in so speaking, but that we are proud that it is in fact the thriftiness of the wire of unknown nationality and use, draft law. t ny pebbles, medium-sized rocks and Nyssa 65 per cent of ditch work f< r Miss Goldman and Berkman weie roads, and operating sawmills are want tq let it be known that the blood in our French people that has made possible boulders. Nvssa Arcadia drainage district com convicted in New York and sentenced j ed for a score or more of different po veins cannot drown the conscience in the Republic’s stand against the inhu to serve two yhars in prison and pay a pleted. sitions. our breasts; that the taint of Germany maneness of the Hun. Ane of $10,000 each. Both contended 1 Nvssa Streets here being improved The auxiliary road building units of is not in the blood but in the system of No compilation of state Agures has Smokehouse Filled With Ham the act was unconstitutional, but the it cost of $2200. the 20th engineers need 3000 men qual- I ' rulership. been received but latest reports on the supreme court last Monday upheld the ifted in road and bridge building. En “I was born in Germany; I served in larger cities show Portland in ninth Shipbuilding is now Oregon’s great Takes Fire at Cascade Locks law. listment in either the lumbermen’s or the German army. I was closely con place in amount of sales. New York est industry and the time is here to Hoid River, Or.. Jan. 12 — Resilents the road building units is open to: nected with German business interests City is Arst. Then comes Chicago, consider wm s an I means to perpetu 21 Are To ate it after the war. One of surest Able-bodied white men. not subject until the outbreak of the war. I know Cincinnati, Detroit, Kansas City, Pitts cf West Cascade Locks were aroused Men Now ways is passage of legislation encour to draft, 18 to 21 and 31 to 40, "citizens Germany and 1 Know the real causes of burg, St. Louis, Milwaukee and Port last night from deep sleep by the cry Be Registered. aging to building up American Mer ■' - of the United States, with experience this war. Thirty years ago almost to land. Seattle is twenty-ninth. Los of Are. R. R, Thomas, a resident of ant Marine which was killed by L1 as wocdsmen or sawmill employes, can the day—Germany began laying her Angeles tenth and San Francisco thir the neighborhood, had improvised a ty-second. enlist at any United States recruiting plans for woild conquest. Washington, Jan. 15—At the request Follett’s seaman’s act. smokehouse from a number of old “Americans of German blood know station for service in the 20th engineers Lane courtv votes $39.00) appropri i- of the war department today, Chair The recruiting office will forward them that it was not the old Germany —of Dane Not Eligible To Serve I goods boxes in his back yaod, and it, man Chamberlain, of the senate mili-| I ti in for addition to Court House. I with its precious supply of meat caught to a concentration camp, where they which we are proud—that brought tary committee introduced a bill for Shaniko - $200,000 reality deal closed will be outAtted and then sent to regi about war, but the German system ” In The U. S. Navy. 1 Are. The savory aroma of the cooking the registration fcr military duty of here. mental headquarters of the 20th engi I liams gave warning, and the Are was all men who have become 21 years old Evans—Elevator and creamery plant neers, at Camp American University, 'discovered in time to save a part of the since June 5, 1917, when the draft law may be located here. Port of Astoria Tenders Storage Washington, D. C. Washington, Jan. 14—Senator Cham meat. went into effect. Enterprise School opens m new Able-budied white men subject to berlain is advised bv the navy depart In determining upon the registra'i >n _____________ ’ draft, between the ages of 21 and 31 Washington, Jan. 14-President Stone ment that Andrew Johnson, a native of men who have become 21 since the $60,000 high school building. $393,000 contract awarded for Sootl. can be inducted into the 20th engineers of the Port of Astoria, in a telegram of Denmark who traveled from Alaska Jackson County Does Not Lie draft law was enacted, the war depart Jetty at Newport. under the selective service law, pro to Senator McNary, refering to the to Portland expressly to enlist in the ment has rejected any plan to raise the vided their number is so low that they congestion of loaded cars at Seattle and navy, cannot be accepted b ‘cause he | East Of Cascade “Range. Nyssa -Owyhee Ditch Co. installing age limit of the drift to take in men do not come within the current quota San Francisco, tenders storage at As has not taken out his Anal naturaliza pumping plant on Snake river, three more than 31. Sale'j, Or , Jaq. 14—Jackson county of their local board. toria equal to a capacity of 300 car tion papers. Registration of men who hav« Le- miles above here, cost $21,()l|0. | cannot be considered as lying east of --------------xc»----- Men who consider themselves quali loads. Mr. Stone asserts there is no Florence—Contract signed for Sius- I the Cascade mountains, in trie applica- come of age since the draft law was Aed and desiring to enlist in the lum interference with navigation either to Snow Falls In Wallowa County. • tionof chapter 255, laws of 1915, which enacted was referred to in the recent law road. Gov’t and State will ex I bermen’s unit of the 20th engineers, Astoria or Portland by Ashing appli ; provides that no bull, except a pure report of Provost Marshal General pend $46.000 each. Lane county to ex should wire or write Major C. E. Clark ances, as the season does not open un Wallowa, Or.. Jan. 15—Weather con bred bull of a recognized beef breed, I Crowder as one of the means by which pend $30,000. Office of the Chief of Engineers, Room til May 1. Senator McNary is submit ditions in Wallowa county have been can run at large on ranges of the coui- • a supply of men for the national at my Coquille—Contract awarded for ma 25, W.ir Department, Washington, D. ting the tender to Director General almost without parallel this fall and ties east of the mountains. A small ' might be assured without taking those i cadamizing 3 miles of Empire South C., advising their age, full name and McAdoo winter. During December rain fed al pari of the county lies east of the main j who might have-others dependent upon Inlet load. address, number of years’ experience most incessantly and the roads were divide of (he mountains. State Veter i them. It could be done also, the pro- St. Helens —Million Creek Logging Silverton—Blow Pipe Co. gets large ' vost marshal general pointed out, by in woods, sawmill or other classes of Very muddy. Last week the tempera inarian Lytle asked the attorney gen Co. resumes operations. contract for spark arrestors. I extending the age limits above the pre work; also class of work they are best ture dropped and on Thursday nignt eral for an opinion on fl lie question, Silver Lake Sisters' Hospital to be sent line of 31. The war department qualiAed to perform. Salem—Salem Fruit Union announc Ave inches of snow fell. The Nibley- with the above result. i has ad ipted the Arst suggestion. Is is erected here in spring. es sale of 1,700,000 pounds of prunes Mimmaugh Lumber company’s logging | estimated lhat it will add about 70”,- Harrisburg—Farmers here working Milton—Construction work to start to Government, at.approximately $’25,- train has resumed operations since the 000. on $9500 Carnegie Library here soon. Booth-Kelly Mills Employ 150 [ COO men to the draft ayailables each hard lor new flour mill. cold snap started. | year. Passage of Senator Chamber- J Astoria McGregor-Mai life Co. soil Workmen at Wendling. I Iain’s bill with administration sup- its logging camp in Upper Youngs Riv «-I Eugene, Or., Jan. 12—A hundred and 1 port is expected promptly in both hous er district to Crown Willamette Pulp Paper Co. lifty men are employed by the Booth- es. Another bill introduced by Senator Kelly Lumber company at reconstruc Heppner Lexington State Bank to i tion work at the mill in Wendling, ac Chamberlain would priwide a distinc- build new home. ■ tive badge or button for exempted cording to A. C. Dixon, manager of «ver mill race Eugene — New bridge the company, who was there yesterday men. being constructed. looking after the progress of the work. Toledo—Bridge to be built across The company is rebuilding the plan British Needs More Troops. Yaquina river at Mill Creek. ing mill' destroyed by fire several Toledo Logging camp to start here. months ago and installing an electric London, Jan, 14—Between 420,000 Logging railroad may be built to tide plant which will furnish power for the operation of this plant and eventually and 450,000 trosps must be raised at water on Siletz river soon. once in this country, Sir Auckland Ged Waldo-Reynolds copper mine, >ix for the sawmill. des, minister of nalional service, told miles west of here, the house of commons when it reassem in development work Two Sisters In One Klamath bled today. ship ore soon. The minister said this was the abso Harrisburg —Work commenced o:i Family Die Within A Week. lute minimum and that it might be nec new lift span in Oregqi Electric rail Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 14 —Mrs. essary during the year to take more road bridge. John Cox, who died Friday following men from civil life for the army. Sir Prosper Shingle mill here to re-op i an operation for appendicitis was the Auckland said tne government had de second daughter of W. D. Johnson, a ci lei not to introduce conscription in en. -«T ♦ I farmer of this district, to die within a Ireland for the present, nor change the 11 weeks’time. Her sister, Mrs. H. Vin- military age limit. Great Britain and Rolling Log Kills Teni io Ma’. I cent, died on Friday, January 4, fol- the colonies, he added had raised 7,- i lowing an operation for abdominal trou 000,000 men. . - ■ -AT*— ~ bles. Mrs. Cox attended her sister’s Centralia, Wash., Jan. II Frank ; funeral the following day and in the Dorris Business Man Dies Paloz 1, aged 23 years, an employe of y evening was taken to the hospital for I the Mutual Lumber Co., of Tenino, I an operation, She was 28 years of age was fatallv hurt in the company’s camp and had been married just a few Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 14 William near Tenino when he was struck by a I months. She is survived by six broth Ker a in, a Wi Il-known business man rolling log. Ilis back w is broken and ers and sisters. of Dorris, died Friday. Mr. Kerwin he died soon afterward. Joe Bucko spent the early part of his life at Ke’- bich, a life-long friend of l’.il >zn, was win station, at the foot of Topsy Grade injured by the same log an I is in a lo Marshfield Fugitive Taken. in Klamath county, and later moved cal hospital. Paloza is survived by his Roseburg, Or., Jan. 14 —Frank Ran to Dorris, where he has resided for the parents, who live som where in Eur ey, wanted in Marshfield on a charge past 15 years. He was 39 years of ope, and a brother living in Seattle. of assault to kill, has been arrested age, and is survived by his wife and Pioneer Merchant near Glendale and will be taken back two sons. His death was caused by Lebanon Youth Instructs Flying to Marshfield for trial. He attempted pneumonia ,1 ! I. ■ ■■ AfWie — to rob a man of a considerable sum of Lebanon, Or., Jan. 15 Mr. and Mr-. Nyssa Oregon Short Line completes A F. H ill. who went to San Antonio, money, it is charged. plank crossing over its tracks and has Texas, about a month ago to visit the r indicated intention to supply water for son, Russell, have returned, Their Fined For Having Deer .Meat. stockyards here. s in has be-n in the school of aviation Auto Delivery. Phone 71 Portland-Grant-Smith- Porter C«. for the p-st year, having graduate I Roseburg, Or., Jan. 14 William Krantz and Rav Lawrence, of billard, awarded contract to deliver 100,000,000 recently with honors. He is now i h ive been Aned $25 each for having feet of spruce to Goverment. 5000 qualiAed instructor in the school and leer meat in their possession, A 30- men to be employed. Cost between is receiving a salarv of $250 a month. and $15,0<)0.<HM). He is a graduate of the Lebanon high J • lay jail sentence was place agair.st ea' h $10, one, but suspended pending good be Helix —Machinery being installed in school and «f the Un’versity of Ore- havior. gon. new mill here. Bergman Logging Shoe We have them Absolutely Guaranteed Lewis Ulrich tti u.t Jacksonville Oregon h ŒÎ I I. .. • V.
