Jacksonville post., June 08, 1918, Image 1

Ore-»'n Historical Society
JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COCN’IY, OREGON, JENE
VOL XII.
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AMERICAN SHIPS SUNK AMERICANS HELI
ON ATLANTIC COAST
RUSSIAN REVOLT
BEING PLANNED
DRIVE HUNS BACK
;
Some Recent II ippeaings On Advice of Specialist,
Washington Governor
Covers 'I he
IA Various Pirtd
Nine Innocent Merchant The French And American I Conspiracy
Cancels Engage-
Whole Country. The
Troops Force The Ger­
of Oregon
Ships Are Destroyed
mcnts
Main Question Is
mans Across The
By Hun Raiders.
i
Columbia River Going Down
Bread.
Marne
I
I.Ti p -o ve¡n e nts,
Providing
Pa /tolls and Promot­
ing Develop.neid
of
Oregon.
Hood River, Or., lune 1 The Colum­ Olympia, Wash., June 4 Governor
New York, June 3—Nine American
bia river has fallen more than two feet I Lister is ill in Chicago as the result of
Portland —Western Spur Co. shipped
London, June 3 A Russian wireless here within the Hast week, and rive, th: tremendous strain caus al by the
Washington, June 4—A terse an­
v -ssels were known tonight to have
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cargo booms to Moore Shipbuilding
been sunk by German submarines off nouncement is made in General Persh­ message last night announced the dis­ m -n express the belief that the hghest I war, and he is u.n ler treatment of a Co. a’ Oakland. Calif., to be use ’ in
covery
in
M
scow
and
Petrograd
of
a
ing
’
s
evening
communnique
of
the
ac
­
the north Atlantic coast since May 25.
pent tor the season has been reached. specialist. Dr B. W Sippy. Und;r U. S. ships and have contract to tarn-
The largest to fall prey to the raiders, tions announced today by the French large and extensive counter revolu­ Ollie Sheplar, Hood River-White Sal­ | the latter’s orders Govern >r Lister is isli all their requirements.
which are seeking to prevent the sail­ war office in which Americans, by a tionary plot, which extends throughout mon ferryman, says that he expects ■ taking a co nplete rest an l will ca ie >1
Portland Twohy Bros, just
ing of transports with troops or *he brilliant counter attack; repulsed the the whole of Russia an I is sai l to h ive the river to rise again, but that it will all engagements. The governor left
battlefields of France, was the ¡Jew Germans near Chateau Thierry, and been responsible f >r the Czech-Slovak not go very high. The absence of the here on May 12 for pnila ielph a to at­ cantonment at Riverside i i reev'd limo
York and Porto Rico liner Carolina of French and American troops drove m iti ly and their capture of important June freshet will enable ranchers own­ tend the national conference of the 69 days.
St. Helen*—Many dwellings being
8090 tons, which was attacked Sunday back an enemy force which had cross­ railway lines. Moscow is in a state of ing bottom land to produce maximum League to Enforce Peace. Il ; th m
siege: count*.1 revolutions ias have crops tnis season.
about 125 'miles southeast of Sandj' ed the Marne further south.
visited Washington, D. C, to con* tit built here. Others are planned.
been arrested and stringent measures
with federal officials anl expect • I to
Portland —Pacific Coast Steel Co.,
Hook. The fate of her 220 passengers
The communique says:
fill several speaking engagements on n >w operating plants al San Francisco,
and crew of 130 who took to the boats
“In the fighting northwest of Cha­ taken against the press.
Seattle and Irondale, Wash, wul begin
when shells began to fail about the ves- teau Thierry our troops broke up an at­ The dominating question is that of Columbia County Men
the way home.
Lieutenant Governor Lo ii* F. Hart at onec eerection here of a $750,000 roi­
s I, was unknown late tonight, but tempt of the enemy to advance to the bread, since Russia has lost the Uk­
Serving On Transport.
there was hope that they had been south of Neuilly woods and by a coun­ raine granary. The counter revolution­
has acted for Governo Lister since the ling mill and open hearth furnace. Wi l
employ between 100 and 509 men and
picked up by some passing ship or ter-attack drove him back to the north ary plan in the Kuban an I Don regains
St. H lens, Or., June 1 Hugh Ad- latter left the state.
would reach shore safely in the small of the woods. On the Marne front, a it is said, is to induce foreign inter- ams, of St. Helens, and Clyde Gouche-i
will have a payroll of $5),OjO or more
boats. Only
C
I a month.
one life was lost in the | German battalion, which had crossed vention.
nor, of Scappoose, who some time ago
Large owners are mobilizing the) enlisted in the navy, have been in ser- |
sinkings of the other ships according | al Jaulgonne was counter-attacked by
Coquille Work bn' C. A. Machon
to the late reports tonight.
I French and American troops and forc- well-tot lo peasants in most regions, i vice on the transport Winton; on whi-h
’ theatre to be rushed.
Besides the Carolina, the known vic­ | ed to retreat to the right bank. Il with the object of resisting the efforts they have served since October 16 last. I
Coquille—Many improvements being
tims of the U-boat are the Atlantic Re­ sustaine 1 severe losses in killed and I of the government to commandeer the (The Winton is in the transport service
I made at Johnson mill.
San
Francisco,
June
4
—
Dr.
John
C.
flour depots, and are trying to conceal between the United States shores and
fining company’s tanker Herbert L. I prisoners.
Toledo-Road between
Pratt, the steamship Winneconne of | “Patrolling was active in Picardy | their stocks of flour for purposes of France.
I Ferguson, counsellor of the Chine e Knab put in first class
government,
in
an
address
delivered
future
speculation,
and
agents
of
th.'
1390 tons and six schooners, the largest I and Lorraine.
here said, that China and Japan should grading.
of which, the Hauppauge, a new ship
“In the Woevre, we shelled the en • counter revolution in the various cities
be permitted to retain any territory
Hood River—$50.000 contract for
thro
ighout
the
country,
says
the
S'
de
­
of 1090 tons, and the Edward H. Cole, my positions, using ,gas ”
Paper Mills Employes May
they may take over in the Far East grading Columbia Highway between
ment., “are seeking to excite the starv­
T le crews of these eight vessels have
here and Cascade Locks awarded.
Work One Day for Red Cross during the war.
ing masses against the soviet govern­
been landed at Atlantic ports.
Sash And Door factory
"It is beside the mark fur us to say
ment.”
Portland —Perfected oil burners re­
Oregon City, June 1—A movement
i whether Japan sh mid get anything out cently installed in Portland Hotel, save
is
on
foot
at*
the
Crown-Willamette
Damaged By Fite. Vancouver To Build
Washington, June 2—Tonight Mr.
mills here for the employes to forego of Siberia, or China should get part of from 8 to 10 barrels of oil per day.
Daniels summarized the situation as
their usual Fourth of July picnic at Manchuria. If they get anything they
Pendleton —Dedication of Olney Ab
follows:
Concrete
Ships,
Gladstone
park and to put in the day should keep it. They are welcome to bey Mausoleum, one of the handsomest
Portland,
June
4
—
A
spectacular
fire
Navy department reports show the
at their work, the proceeds to be given ! it,” Dr. Ferguson said.
’ community mausoleums in U,. S. wiil
tonight did damage estimated at $25,-
following vessels have been sunk:
Dr. Ferguson predicted that the most take place here.
to
the
Red
Cross.
An
elfori
will
be
000
to
the
Kautz
Sash
and
Door
Manu
­
Jacob Haskell, schooner, 1362 tons,
Vancouver, Wash., June 4 -Seattle m ide to have the company, which usu­ important commercial development in
Molalla Fire Clay Co. to manufac­
■ailing from Boston/ sailing for Nor­ facturing company’s plant at 26th and
Nicolai streets, near the water front. and Portland business men have an­ ally -tands the expense of the annua) the next 59 years would be centered ture dishes here in the near future, on­
folk. 11 in crew, no passengers.
on
the
Pacific
ocean
in
trade
between
nounced their intention to establish a frolic, to put an equal sum into the
ly factory of the kind west of Missis*
Isabel B. Wiley, in ballast, net ton The fire first started about midnight shipyard here for the construction of
Red Cross for tha1 date. No objection the Pacific coast with China, Japan, ■ ¡Ppi-
and
the
flames
awoke
hundreds.
Sev
­
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nage 611; crew eight.
Siam,
the
Straits
settlements
and
oth
­
concrete vessels. G. W. Galbreath of to the proposed plan is being brought
Burns
—
Rail
extension
urged.
Hattie Dunn of Rockland, Me., net eral nearby residences were damaged Seattle and B. H. Moore and E. E.
er pa-tr. of the Orient.
I ney county declared rich in war resour­
tonnage 365; in ballast, sailing from by the flames and »leepers were forced Lawrence of Portland have incorporat­ up and the expectation is that the pic­
nic will not be held
to flee. The fire was within a few
ces. Director-General McAdoo penal­
Charleston.
ed the Great Northern Concrete Ship­
Logger Forgot To Register
ises to consider building of Oregon &
Edward H. Cole of Boston, tonnage blocks of one of the big shipyards.
building company with a capitalization
) Eastern into Burns.
1395; in ballast, bound for Norfolk;
Will
Serve
One
Day
In
Jail
of $100,000 and plan to begin construc­ Wisconsin Attorney Es­
crew of 11.
| Oregon is leading every section of
Factory
May
Use
tion of their first vessel within .-. few
Herbert L. Pratt, steamship, oil
j the country in wooden shin construi-
weeks.
capes From The Asylum.
tinker, sunk about five miles south of
Oregon Materials. Wood, steel and concrete ships will Lalem, Or., June 4 —Charles San­
, tion and is near tup with steel.
Portland, June 4
Over Falls lightship, off tl e Delaware
Salem —Interior of Mount Crest Ab­
Reuben
Freeman,
a
logger,
arrested
then be under construction here.
born, formerly a lawyer of Madison,
•oast, 3$ on board, 37 of the crew were
in
Tillamook
on
a
charge
of
failing
to
bey
Mausoleum here decorated at a
rescued and landed at Lewes; one
Washington, June 3—Secretary Dan­
Narcissus bulbs plan'ed in goldfish j Wis., who for 13 year« has been a pa­ register for the selective service, ap­ cost of $500.
tient
at
the
state
hospital
for
the
in
­
lost.
iels last month ordered the navy’s bowls are said to be highly appreciated
peared before U. S. District Judge ! Hoot! River may have a sorghum
All the crews of the above named big airplane factory at Philadelphia by the goldfish; so if your goldfish is | sane: escaped from that institution Wolverton this morning and upon a
mill.
yesterday.
Sanborn
’
s
insanity
was
due
vessals were rescued.
to quadruple its output, An investi sulky you know what to do.
plea of guilty was sentenced to serve
Columbia City—Musketo, first of four
' to illness when he came to Oregon in
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gation of Oregon’s ability to furnish
one day in the county jail after which government vessels under construction
The Russian governmeet in reported j
"and het
ie is now practically normal.
Wall Street says Leather is “slowly material for the work has been direc­ to i L have
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nrl. inf o. I r L zx
zd fJ ..
la
.'V—
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he will be inducted into the national
adopteJ the red flag as its offi­
recovering from its recent setback;” ted, and will doubtless result in large cial emblem. But wouldn’t their past He has money and Superintendent Stei- army.. It was established that Free­ at Sommarstrom yards here success­
i
but the man who buys shoes recovers orders for materials being placed i performances make them more fatnil- i ner thinks he wdl go back to Wiscon- man was ignorant of the date fixed fully launched.
- sin. The freedom of the grounds was
still more slowly from his setback.
Shipbuilding has increased population
there.
| iar with a white flag?
for registration and as there were no
allowed him it the hospital. Sanborn
—
ma,’y Oregon and Washington cities
aggravated circumstances si urrounding
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is about 50 years ol
the delinquency the government did i by thousands.
Portland Orders for an aggregate
¡«“J «m/u»
MB.
not insist upon more drastic punish­
Cf—
j of 5°,000,000 feet of Doliólas fir turn-
ment.
Insane
Patient Slips
j ber tor use in railroad car construction
and 2.090,000 feet for British admiral
Away From Attendant. Teacher Seeks Bost
| ty have just been placed with Fir Pro-
Salem, Or., June 3—Mis. G. R Corn-
Boards in Seattle andi Port-
At&Rangcr Station. | | ductior
stock, a patient at the state hospital
land.
i'. i
1
for the insane, escaped while down
Wallowa votes for seWer system.
town with a nurse Saturday. Mrs.
Centralia. Wash., June 4 Mis* Eth-1 |>ufur An air.lome tu be construct-
Comstock was about ready to be dis cl I. Lewis, stepdaughter of Represen- | e(J ()n Dufur ,.ity pflrk
charged from the hospital and to return tative J. S Siler, of Vance, whotaught
I Cost
> / •. be'Ween
.J
|
$1,000
and
$1,500.
’
to her home in Nebraska and had gone school this year in Pleasant Valley, a
Dufur Work to commence soon on
down town to buy some clothes. Ap­ short distance from Morton, has made
parently she took advantage of the application for the position of lookout | new garage building.
unusafly crowded streets and slipped at the forest rar-ger station on Kiona
Toledo will have new theatre soon.
¡way from the alt ndant. She has not peak near Randle. The application
Oregon Gity- Silicia King Mines Co.
been seen since by the hospital author­ was made by Mias Lewis after it was installing new machinery and..erecting
ities.
ascertained that the service desired if new buildings.
possible to secure a young woman for
Brownsville— Brownsville
Canning
the place.
I Co. adding two-story ware room, in-
Fritz Rader Is On Trial
eluding office, to their plant.
| Dillard-Work comm »need
Charged With Murder. Railroad Shopmen To
| Pacific Highway bridges that will span
Return To Their Jobs. i Umjapia River at a point of a mile
Prairie City, Or., June 3 -The case
1 north of here and 2'j miles south.
of the state of Oregon against Fritz
| Structures wiil cost $45,000.
Rader is being heard in this county and
Rock Island, Hi., June 1 —After a
Vale New nitrate company organ­
a full jury has been selected, after two three-hour conference with the repre­
ized.
Local men release nitrate depos-
days’ work and the exhaustion of sev­ sentative* of the rail'tad a hniiiistra-
eral venires. The defendant, Fritz tion this morning in Rt-k Island, the I its to Seattle capitalists.
Summery ill'' Quarter-section
Rader, of Ixmg Creek, is charged with union represent itiv-s of tne Silvi;
second degree mnrder, in an indictment s 10pm i of the Roc* 1 «land r.ta I agree I sold for $35,().M).
returned against him at a recent ses­ t lat the inei wall 1 return to work im­
sion of the grand jury.
mediately periling adjustment of the
British Drop Bombs
This case has aroused unusual inter­ wage differences over which 2PM men
est since the killing took place and walked out.
the county seat has been thronged
London, June 3—The report on aer­
with visitors for several days. Rader
ial
operations issued tonight says:
Child Labor Law Ui constitutional
is charged with killing Alex McCue, a
“Yesterday our machin carried out
homesteader, in a dispute over a1
many observation maneuvers. < Eigh­
ranch, leased by McCue from Ru ler’s
Washington, June 3—The federal teen tons of bombs were dropped by
Pioneer Merchant
father.
child labor law forbid ling interstate our airplanes and heavy machine gun
shipment of product* of child labor fire from the air was directed upon a
Burglary Case Gets Quick Action was today declared unconstitutional great Vi riety ot targets.
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and invalil by the supreme court.
“Eight German macbine-i "were des­
Salem. Or., June 3—Quick work was
Injunctions restraining the govern- troyed in air fighting and It were driv­
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dune in dispising of a burglary case in , ment from putting the statute into ef- en d >wn out of control.' ’Tnfr«»e of our
th.- circuit court here Saturday. I he j fggt a restraining a Charlo te, N. C., machines are misising. ■
grind
jury returned an indictment
I
mill from discharging ch'l Iren
h
“On Sunday night’yve boinbe lLe-
Í5 against Otto Bark, charged With 'burg­ cotton
employed by it were suatailed by the iCat< a i, St. Q lentin and, Valenciennes
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lary in a school house near Woxlburn. c >urt
railway stations, and dropped eight
Bark pleaded guilty and was given a
Justices Holmes, McKenna, Ilrandeis t ins of bomb*. All out night flying
term in the penitentiary.
and Clarke dissented.
machines return« I ”
xtvx
The fish are biting
We have the
world famous
Bachus & Morris
Fishing Tackle
Buy your tackle from us and
you are sure to
Catch Fish
Lewis Ulrich
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Jacksonville
Oregon
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