J A CKSON VIL * E PO S i Official Paper of ihe dtp ci Jacksonville, Oregon* A «a.'kly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat or Jackso C-iunty, Oregon. D. W. B aushaw , Editor and Fublibher By JACK LAWTON A Patriotic Dut} .«A SAVA V •.«■.««« • -IV «.»•♦’< I'.' . I Ut. w< »;■ rn ■ For th- fourth time ented himself at the !i<> Vhltlng turned di'TIberiitety SATURDAY. JUNE 22. If) 18 owntd the « ntrnr.ee. Then « «■niptianis Impatience h» cont SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail »1.50. Advertising ¡rates furnished o stud.« Ills menu card. Whnt [ application. film that h<‘ could not go on ;netit in contentment, until tb-'t ; rived! It was as well to be Unsinkable Ships Of with oneself. Ruch From the moment her dark «»yes h i 1 New Type Being Built ly good crop this year, most of it is alone and aloff, at the fashionable sea­ been let by the French governorent to now cut down and ¡in the shocks tut side resort. Bob WhllIng*B purpose fn spending a 1 American yard. The design is the very little is in the barns up to date. work of a ¡Frenchman, and «embodies I Bess Venable, E iz tbelli Holzganp, bls vacation here was to he near young friends, whose war training enmp was principles hitherto untried, details of Rita Ray and I.itu Davies return«d not far distant. This was rently bls which are being kept secret. ¡Tuesday from the valley whue they encouraging farewell to tlie boys be 1 have been thinning fruit. fore they sailed overseas. Riots Affect Many Cities. “At midnight, or near then." th«' sol­ John Taylor is home on a furlough. James Rice and Frank Bootie .vere dier lails Insisted, “she might oft« r. be seen hastening down the lighted way, visitors at Ruch Sunday. when she returned a man of distin­ London, June 20—Serious rioting Mr. Wilbur Cameron lost a very fin» guished nppenrance and military benr-' broke out tr Vienna yesterday, says an Ing sometimes accompanied her. The Exchange Telegraph disp'itch from milk cow Tuesday. The cow was stak­ man was an undesirable frequenter of Amsterdam. The mob broke into a ed out and got tangled in the rope. the seaside community, a gambler, it number of bakeries, stoned the resi­ liad been whispered.” dents of the premier and also one of the j Anyhow there doesn’t seem to le Bob Whiting, recalling those confi­ wings of the Hofburg palace; the mes­ any reason to believe that Editor Hearst dences, groaned In spirit. How in <1 will succeed Editor Creel in the import this unknow n „girl obsessed him with sage adds. Cavalry is being rushed to the capi­ art job of blue penciling Federal an ardent longing for her presence, this more than eager determination to tal to restore order. It is probable, it documents. know her better. Bob glanced curi- Protection is demanded 'for Chinese ously is said, that martial law will be pro­ nt the flowers upon her breast, claimed. eggs. One might suppose that [by the each day th.- corsage was her only The rioting was in protest against time they get here they should be color, and to Ills fancy, the flo-vers had the reduction of the bread ration. grown up enough to look out for them- seemed to expri'ss her varying moods. sehes. “The Beautiful dcpnrts,” a laughing Well, anyway, of the principal joys volc«> remarked at bls elbow, C. M. Thcwnas H ill “Old military, with bis spruce get-up. of being a ra’Iroad piesident whs hav­ outside. Queer Combina­ Deliver Oration. ing a private ear and leave ing to j lac- Is tion. waiting those two. They say the man 'es. raked in a fortune last night'” Irately silent. Rob JjoiiR t<’ 'bls feet. Charles M. Thomas, tr.ember of the Great Writers Lazy. tylghtcn'ie.' >,arr.> was temporary chairman of the repub­ novelist, wins n .voting man, he was secluded corner of the vernnda. Was 8 years of age., Made in c.ie piece with th- I'lrl utterly unbefriended? Snrei.v drop back. Easily slipped « ;i •• • off lican state convention of Iowa 1.1 1912, grievously insulted b.v a man whom lie Easi'y washed No tight ehrtic bánu» her eyes wer<> the wide, clear eyes of to stop circulation. Made in blue he is a speaker of eloquence and ability had regarded ns his friend. V chnitn, and genuii’e bl’.'•? and whiie a «bi ll Anil no woman was accus­ He is one the proprietors of the Talent! Everyone expected him to punish tlie tomed to pass unattended nt night Ü hickory stripes. /\lso lighter weight, . \ fast-colór material in a vari-ty of Orchard Company, one cf the largest Offender severely, but instead he began through tiles«» gay streets, thi‘«.ng«'d -> with Dutch neck With elbow sleeves he liotl ever shown before. or high neck an 1 long sleeves of the late Senator Vawter was induc­ her. If he could not dare tills much, Folder (in colors’ showing dif­ At length, three years later, when ferent materials sent free on ed to take up his law practico in Mud­ tlie erstwhile friend was to be married, then tlie question of his heart was I equest ford, where he has risen to high rank lilt- novelist wits asked to serve as best not w< ' th settling. $1.25 the suit So when the girl came warily forth in two years. nmn, and did so. When the ceremony your dealer cannrt supply you We will s< :td them charges p «■, aid He is a graduate of the state univer­ was over and the guests were leaving later, slipping like some smnll white on receii t of price, SI.29 each sity of Iowa and was a member of the someone remarked to Dunin«: “1 have ghost out into tli«1 darkness. Bob Whit Ing followed. Al tin- ( Imitation«. ive in all war work in Jackson County, ind even assisted him in getting mar­ “To—watch over you,” lie answered LEVI STRAUSS i- CG. Look for this ifeUel rag* . S an ■ r -.-- j. cal . promptly. and has been in great demand in South­ ried.” Made The girt shrugged her shoulders, ern Oregon as a speaker. T.ane Coun­ "Quite right!” answered Dunins. “I LEVI STRAUSS & CO., St» Fraacuco ty people can congratulate the commit­ tlatter myself tliat I hnve given the “l'm; take a good «leal upon yourself,” . Mfr», of *'Fr«rJom-A.7»“ the new garment for women tee and themselves in having secured fellow the most furious and ly^ix-cyed slie raid. Bobs tone was resolute. “Perhaps mother-in-law to be found in France! ” him for the occasion.—Eugene Guard. I do.” h. igreed. “Nevertheless, I intend t > .1“ «ire myself that yon are Making New Words. Next Liberty Loan lo We're going to help the dictionary aware of tile fnct that tills man whom milkers with a couple of suggestions. you meet here at night is notorious as Be Six [Billions Here are two words we have thunk up it ga miller." The girl caught her without the aid of mechanical appli­ ances or paraphernalia whatever— know,” she said. Then Uio regarded him. “Why should you Washington, June 17—Secretary Mc­ without even brains. Adoo has announced 'hat about $t>,- I’iscapalnte—A taste for fish; for In­ care about me?" she ask««!. "I only know that 1 do car«'." Rob 000,000.000 worth of certificates of in­ stance, tlie fellow lias one who loves debtedness would be issued soon. He shad so much that he is willing to answered tensely. There was a long silence before the indicated the next Liberty Loan in spend half an hour taking bones out of girl again spoke. "I am moved to Ills teeth Just so to ent one slab of October would be at least $6,000.000,- confide In you." she sahl tremulously. flsh. 000. “Tills notorious gambler Is my fa­ Strenulst—here Is now “strenulty.” therefore, why not strenulst, one who ther. For tills fault he and my moth­ Power Behii d The Nation. sirens? The strenulst Is one wlm gets er have been separated. Sh<> Is now an tip before any one else and starts In Invalid confined t > her room here at doing a lot of unnecessary things real the lintel. 1 am seeking a reconcilia­ In an address before the editorial hard. Just to make dust fly. lie bores tion between them both, based upon convention held in the east it was i you to death telling you about it, so lie the promise to forsake tils ways, shown that sixty per cent of the Amer­ should be separated from the common which my father Is to give me tonight. My meetings with him hail to be se­ ican people are served by the country herd. cret, mother wow'd have resented In­ We'd like to have some more new papers and smaller dailies. tervention." The smaller newspapers constitut« words, If you’ve coined any. puss 'em Down the beach i-a-n.’ a man’s erect the real driving force and police power along, please. The language Is In figure. “Good night,” whispered the (lunger and needs help! — Richmond of sixty million of the American people girl, but Bob lingered. Times-DIspntch. — more than half the people of the “If I may. I will wait to walk back with you," he said. And In the girl’s United States read the smaller news-! One Quart of Milk. smile be read consent. papers. Doctor Rosenow of Harvard univer­ The farmers, the men and women ■ sity says that the nctual food value of Some Facts About Facts. who feed the nation, and a gre it put uie quart of milk is equal to three- He knows what THIS TOWN A fact 1« a vnlnntil«» thing amt om-ht of the re«t of the world, —the thinking, juarter pound of beef, two pounds of 4* wants. influential Americans who do not live chicken, eight eggs, or two pounds of to be saved up. Start n saving« ac­ He knows your INDIVIDUAL in the big cities read the country w -ek- Codfish. Each of these costs more, to count of facts. They hav«> tlie stran­ «ay nettling of the time, labor and fuel gest way of popping up Just when Ε•• wants. ly atai smaller dailies. required «in preparation. A glass of they’re n«'u 1 buying class from farm tractors to moderate-sized potatoes, or live table- not please. •pooafu's of cooked cereal, or two ta- learn before you are 15 th«' more time jewelry. you’ll hnve to learn late’-, The advertising value ami the p > id­ Mi-spoonfuls of cooked rice, or two we would rather have ti Persona fat savie eal power of the smaller newspapers is illccs of bread. In other words, a meal account of facts Ilian of «lotlnrs. Consisting of one glass of milk and two not .vet fully understood by the great dollar will earn iro n .’I to (I per cent. business ínteres1 s and statesmanship «lives of bread gives you as much food A first-el:-« fret i- y - 'ine «lay earn value ns you would get out of four of the nation, and still less appreciat­ ‘ggs.. you IIO.Ol'Y- Tli.' Anmrlran Boy. ♦+♦♦♦+*+•:*+++*++->++**+vi- I ed.—Exchange. 's Entered as second-class matter June 22. 1907. at the post office at Jackscmv ill« Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Save Y ouì trading with us You then can buy Savings Stamps to help save the Nation Jno.M. Williams Co. The Home Merchant KEEPS HIS FAR TO THE GROUND 1 I I Phone 142. Oregon Feiest Notes'. Siig?t Cui ío 2J> Pounds- Portland. June 20 - Information was The Osborne fire finder has been rece'ved this morning at the office of adopted by the Forest Service as stan­ the foo l administration that beginning dard equipment for lookcut statioi s on ■ immediately the allotment of sugar for the National Forests of the country, |canning purposes has been reduced recording to a letter ju-t received by ; from 100 to 25 pounds to each person District Forester Geo. H. Cecil ftom the Forester at Washington, D. C. i or family. W. k. Newell, assisfan* fedeiai food This fire findef, the invention cf For­ 1 administrator for UregoU, this mornirff est Examiner Wnt. B. Osborne, Jr, ot sent out the following notice to all the Portland, has be«n tried cut succefsful- lv on the summit of Mt. Bond ar d 11 retail gr icers ih the state of Oregon I ’ On account of shipping difficulties, numerous other 1 ok«.ut stations in var j the sugar situation is becoming ttiore icus parts of tie North Pacific IPs acute, and we have been advised by the ti ict for scVersi Bessons. Fires more tool administrator at W ashington that than fifty miles distant have been ac­ curately located ftom Mt. Hood by it is ab-.olutely necessary to iimit the amount of sugar used in domestic can­ ii eanR of this instrument. More tnnn 350 of these fire find, rs ning ar«l preserving to 25 pounds You are now in use and it is planned event­ wil1, therefore immediate!' V upon re- ually to «quip ail the more important ceipt of this notice change the sugar lookout points on the National Forests’ Certificate cn the top line ' to read ns follows: which have suitable housirg facilities “No family can purchase more than with them. Tne instrument complete 25 pounds of sugar for canning and pre­ cos s about $48. serving without a special permit from the county food administrator.” ----------- »j nine­ teen inning games. Mr. McAdoo says the new tax law is a necessity. All right. I.et ’er go. We’re in “till its over over there.” “The next few weeks,” sats Mr. Llcyd George, ‘'will bt a race between Hjt.denburg aid President Wilson.” So? Well, anybody taking the Getman end «s on a dead one. That Wisconsin v.tetinary who is helping to prcsecute bis ; ffinitx for killing h s wife has admitted to the court that even a soul-mate may go tiofar sometimes. It's unfair to judge some frames by the p’Ctuies they inclose. Are yon for the Red Cross or the The peasants of the Ukraine love the Iron Cross? Germans s<> that they are burning their "Mrs. Stokes the rotorious pacifist grain to keep it from Rerlin. for all countries. ” So were With Pennsylvania and other eastern * «•« iki —ard 1 >< k at Russia! s'att's clamoring for a compulsory la- b r ’•«», «h“ ' oho. li'-e th* voing man »'d«h"S i •’ Emp - , w:|l h oe to ee ■. '>■■■ e v r , i be cown t rulo s eq npinent for The reason Jeremiah O’Leary the ' ig drive includes a hammock and disloyalist has not been tried is that he b er stein. is found wanting.