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Dragun li.Gionc.j Swiet VOL XII. NO. !>. JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE GERMAN RAIDER MEN NEEDED FOR IN WEST INDIES. ALASKA INDUSTRIES OUR OWN ST A IE INDUSTRIAL z V Some Recent Hipptnings 44 Of These To Be Sent Manu'aciutes, Enterprises a'd Improvements, Prov ding I To Ft McDowell, British Steamer Reported Big Wages Outside And Austrians Ltise 40,000 Pris Ia Various Parti Payrolls and Promot California Sunk. May Be Sub of Oregon War Calls Have oners, Many Killed, ing Development marine Mother. Taken Men. Enormous Amount Following are the names of met to Chrome Ore Iiu «s 10 Percent. I leave for Et. McDowell, Cal, daring of Oregon. Of War Booty Norfolk, Va., Jnne 25—Reports of J the five-dav period beginning July 5. i » Grants Pass, Or., June 24 -Charles I Seattle, Wash., June 21 —Alaska is the presence of a fast and heavily arm- ‘ i appealing to the states jfor help. So Grank Willeke, Ben Lampe, A. E I Owens is making up his first carload Hauser—Great, bog of spaghum m ss el raider in West Indian waters were ! ! many men have left the northern terri- shipment if chroma ore from his min McClellan, H. E. VanDyke, R E Rich- f >und near here Has 20 times rbio b- !os- Washington, June 21 — Austrian b. ought here today by masters of ves . tory in answer to the call of war and ing property <>n Sucker Creek, in th? ■nan, G O W.cksro n, II. V. Aiken, sels arriving from Central and South ‘ the lure o; high wages on the outside ses in the retreat aciosa the Piave in Illinois River district. The ore, which I). S Bi ne ■. V H. Doran, Mort I» li- ant power of cotton. elud >d m “ ippalling number ” of troops Toledo Roberts mill ma-hinery <r- America. This ship is said to be of th it its mires, fisheries and other in- runs 40 per cent, is being hauled by lay, Hugh Combust, 11. H. M at the .vs, the cruiser type, with a rakish build 1 dustries will be crippled, territorialoffi killed, more than 4’>,00<) made prisoner ailto truck from the property to the I Dan Stone, L C. VanDyke, Clarence rives here. Mil! to have dady capacity j and ar. enormois amount of war booty, of 5 >,00'» feat. and clean lines. cials assert, if others do not go north said a report tr im General Diaz, the Walers Creek terminus of the Califor Boyer, Edward Learned, W. R. Wil- Bandon Montan* and e uter i oil i i- linns, Arthur Boggis, R. C. Peterson, The raider made her appearance 200 1 at once to take their places. nia & Oregon Coast Railroad. i Italian commander, which was cabled terests t ike over Floras creek oil w II L. ’ J. Strang, Alfred Saptig, I). II. miles east of Hamilton, Bermuda, “Out of a white population of 50,050 from R me tonight to the Italian em Gentry, S. S. Aitken, Hortzell Holmes, and will finish ¡project. where she is reported to have sunk a 1 over 6000 haye left to enter war work bassy. large British steamship. Two Ameri and service. ” Thomas Riggs, Jr. pro Douglas County calls More Men. Archie Rhoten, W. L. Wade, 41. E. Coos B ly lumber trade growing. O.- I "Yesterday we ol’tained a great *ic- Wilcox, F. W. Peek, C. Z. Boyden. C. er 9.3W.OOO shipped to Sm Franeiie» can ships were shekel but managed to clamation recently. “At the same Roseburg, Or.. June 24 —The Doug E. Riseerans, S. I’ Hollowell, A. V. tory, ” said ¡General Diaz’s message. escape. in t.vo weeks. Coos county supuliei time the mines, fisheries and airplane The fact that the raider made no ef- spruce industries are asked to spued up. : “Owing to the extreme pressure of our las county draft board has completed VanGogham, H. E. Carnoil, L. IL Osa more than 1 if fir received there la: » the list of 28 more Class 1 men who ! troops and the continuous fire of the mas, II F. Williams H. F. McKinnis, f rt to attack at least two vessels which I To speed un we need men.” are to be inducted into the national ar R. W. Snyder, J. A. Mavham, R. L. j in May. sighted her led the captains to believe 1 Governor Riggs said 500 men were | artillery and airplanes, the enemy, af- Heppnc”—Contract let for b tildi v’ my serv co onJuly 3 to fill the county ’ s Hughes, G. W. Wendt, Lloyd Wils tn, pieces of new roads leading out of this th it she is a “moth ?r” ship for sub needed at once in Juneau mines and i i ter having desperately chin ; for eight quota. Besidei the 38 men listed, ten j days at the cost of appaldng losses to (). E. Frey, C. E. Wooden, Jake Nel place. marines which recently were operating fisheries and 500 m >re in the fish can- | the right bank of the Piave, on the alternates were named. 57 men recent iff ti e Atlantic coast. I neries of Southwestern Alaska and oth night of the 23rd began to retreat to ' ly called here assembled ir. Roseburg son; F. J. Hall, A. F. Robley, Edward Roseburg—Work of preparing th » R. Vilas, W. A. Hazleton, II. L. Hart Tile raider was described by the ship er sections. yesterda.v and left today for Camp ly, E. S. Messmer, Charles Fattig. J. I Churchill warehouse to aceoin »date th a the I ft bank under our terrific fire. c plains as about 270 feet long, with a new cannery is now in full progress. Lewis With the five men recently “Juneau is dying for want of men,’’ “Tne retreat continued during the ’ W. Miller, M. F. Lewis, B. S. Smith, rpeid ot from 15 to 20 knots an hour, enrolled here for soecial service tnd Bart L ’ Thane, of the Alaska Gasii- Salem—Desert land h mrd approve! entire day, protected by strong ma- j Clarence Bates and T. L. E Isall. fome of those who sighted the craft j i terms of preliminary contract Io be en ♦4»»-^- - expressed the belief that she was a for- I . neau Mining corporation of Juneau, as chine gun contingents and rear guard the ten who went to the Benson Poly into between state and Maney here recently. Mr. Thane has units, which after opposing obstinate technic school in Portland on June 15, mer fruit steamer plying between the serted ! Transport Chartered by i tered Brothers of Bo’so, Idaho, for rod un i- United States and Central America and j ' been successful in his efforts to induce resistance, were overpowered by the this makes a total of 110 men called ha I been captured and armed by a sub- 1 a number of University of Washington I impetus of our troops, which enveloped from the county this month, rot includ U. S. Sunk by Submarine tion of 38,1) 0 acres in first unit of Jo-- don Valley irrigation project, in M ti m l ine In their opinion the vessel | ! students to spend their vacations work > Montello and swept over on the entire ing several who volunteered rfor ser nner comity. T ’.is is a Carey act pro Piave line with the exception of a short vice in the navy or marines was manned by some of the seventy- ! ing in the North. i Washington, June 24 -Sinking of an ject.. Estimated c >st of the first mi t From Southwestern Alaska, where J section at Musile, where the fight con o Id men leported to have been in the I a lied transport under American char >f the project is placed at approxiaiate- the United States government is build tinues. crew of one of the submarines. ter on June 18 about 70’1 miles east of y $2,01)0,i):)0. Construction of Elevator Rushed It was ako said that both British and ing the Seward-Anchorage-Fairbanks .“Thus far, 40,000 prisoners have been American navies haye been notified of railroad, the same call has come. counted and ail enormous amount of [ Klamath Falls, Or., June 24 Martin the Delaware Capes was reported to Glendale—Dcway Hotel b ring rem al “There is immediate need of additional booty captured. An anpalling numb.r Brothers are constructing a big double day to the navy department. The ia 1 and repaired. the presence of the raider. workers,” read a dispatch from An of Austrian corpses litter the ground, ■ grain elevator containing IS bins, with transport had no troops abo trd and M irshtield —Courtney mill will be on- was westward bound. chorage recently. I irgeil. Plant ia to have mu -It ad li- bearing witness to the unfortunate a capacity of 200.000 bushels. Each Cloudburst Kills Ou , Reports indicate that the submarine i inal machinery and operations, ’».i i “Throughout tbe summer and the bravery ard of the crushing defeat of 1 bin has two delivery spouts, and there vas not seen until after the torpedo larger scale, will commence a* soon at are also to be two dumps, where bulk Injures Two Others. ‘ earl» fall the demand for workers will the enemy.” struck the ship. The crew took to the notorial contracted for is installed. exceed the supply in Seward and An grain can be unloaded from wagons. boats after th ’ vessel settled audit chorage,” Fred Lilyman, superinten Two different kinds of grain can tie un Newport Ya iuin.i Bay to g;t st it ? >vas futile to use t e guns. The U- London, Jude 24 — The view in mili Fossil, Or., June 25—A cloudburst in dent of the employment bureau of the tary circles tonight is that the defeat loaded at the same time, and two cars boat appeared on the surface and fired highway. can bo leaded from the delivery spouts Little Buckhorn ereek, in the moun Alaska engineering commission, assert Prineville Och »co irrigation district of the Austrians is so crushing that it of the bins at the same time. The en nineteen shots into the ship. tains west of this place, causid the ed recently. Three boats with about sixty-seven | compromising ubo it 2’1,0 »•> a>-”ei i.e.i will b? impossible for the enemy to re-; tire process of handling the grain is d ath and burial, under a mass of de Deal his offensive on a serious s\,.le for 1 me by machinery, from emptying the members of the crew are missing. The i here and costing $J»t»,OJ(», nearing com bris, of Loren Combs, while Gordie Yakima Uy r Killed I crew of 148 got ..way from the vessel pletion. several weeks. One of the causes for wagons to filling the cars. Rambo and Robert Potter are danger- Myrtle Poir.t may be location for new in seven boats, four of which have rhe Austrian disaster is said to have ouslp injured. The rush ot waters . Near Tours, France. been been landed. Tne total rescued s> far industry Plan to erect berry canin' y faulty judgment in placing re-' down the canyon came unheralded and is given as 81 men. Two boat loads in Coos county. serves. Military critics say that it will Closing Hours of World’s the men were overwhelmed and hurled arrived by steamer at New York: one be impossible for the disorganized ene Proper legislation permitting d.’V.»- against the rocks in the narrow bed of Yakima, Wash., June 24—An offic:al my armies to retake the Piave line and History Near, Says Minister. by steamer at Hampton Roads and I »pment of the west’s oil an I w lie • the stream and frightfully miuled. telegram received here by relatives of there is not the slightest fear that they I i>ower resources would be greatest la Baker, Or., June 21—Declaring th it me by sailing vessel at Bermuda. Rambo is not expected to recover, Dow Cope, of this city, announce his again will try to cross the river. bor, fuel and time conservation m a we are living in the closing hours of while Potter is very weak from the loss death by accident on an aviation field ure ever passed. this earl h ’ s history, Rev J. W. Nor Sugar Curtailment of blood as the result of the breaking near Tours, France. He was a mem wood, of the Seventh Day Adventist Reedsport- Join.son m il ship ; li ’.st of an artery. The two injured men ber of the aviation corps and had re That Chicago town simply can’t getI Is To Be Increased. ear load of lumber. were employed by the O. K. Cattle cently been commissioned lieutenant. through a war or anything without a J church, held his audience spellbound at Imbler Elevator here nearing co n- c impany Combs, a native of the Wil He was a graduate of the North Yaki scandal. Besides having Mayor Thomp-» the local camp meeting. He declared pletion. lamette valley, was 45 years old and ma high school and represented the son to account for, two of its beef that every condition in the world, in- Washington, June 24 Restrictions ha 1 live I here for over 2d years, school in several state debating con- packers are now accused of selling bad i eluding the maelstrom of nation-’, the m the use of sugar by manufacturers Reedsport to li ive I irgest I financial situation, the increase ot bxl/ has not been recovered. tests. ever built in I >oughts county. will be drawn much tighter by .new I meat to the army. knowledge and other conditions ar re ty of from 125,001) to 150,(»i» I regulations effective July 1. omens of Christ’s early return. The new measures are expect ’d Io sawed lumber daily. prevent any serious scarcity of sugar Vale - Western Pacific Oil (’>. is now for home consumption, and at the same preparing to shut off the wal r at the Nurseryman Dies Suddenly. time put the nation as a whole on a 10 ) foot level and ¡have the re lining Woodburn, Or., June24—T. M. Hicks three pound per capita monthly ra nearly complete 1 and the casing al: prominent Woodburn nurseryman tion. ready Io he sc*. and resident of Oregon since 1878, died L ss essential manufactured nrodue s Brogan Largest fruit crap in histo at his home in this city this morning will be allowed 50 per cent of the nor of heart trouble. He Was aged fi I mal requirements in comparison with ry of section is assured—no fro it. Watson Hercules Nitrate Co. loin years. He was the owner of the Vai the allotment of 8» per cent no.v in ef ley liunery. fect. Several commodities heretofore stall I nge nitrate plant at mine above ( la sed as essential foodstuffs in which here. sugar is used are by the new regula Myrtle Point—The whole system of First Salem Man Is Killed tions placed in the non-essential class. lines here being rebuilt by Coos an I Salem. Or., June 24-A message re Curry Telephone C ceived by relatives brings official an Yeomanette Weds Officer. Salem —Improvements aggregating nouncement that Wayne C. Jackson, $1,550.000 are contemplated in Clacka of Salem, has been killed in action in « Tacoma, Wash., June 21 -Miss Ada mas County by the Portlan 1 Railway, Erance. If the report ia correct Jack- Light Si Power Co. son is the first Salem man to lose his Evans, yeomanette at the Bremerton The Oregon G'itnge repudiated the life in actual .fighting. Tne telegram navy-yard, who reported for duty ther ■ socialistic N<<n-Partisan league in an from her home in Medford, Or , was was received by Mrs. A. J. Jackson, Socialism ¡and sister-in-law of the soldier, instead of married in Tacoma Saturday to Ser , mphatic manner. Am ricanism do not mix well. geant Gordon F. Chelf, ot the Marine by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bandon—Gre it platinum producing Jackson, who I’ve at 275° North Laurel Corps. Rev. H. I*. Williams, of the street. Ti e husband of Mrs. A. J. First Christiah Church, performed the city. Jackson enlisted recently and is also ceremony. Mrs. Chelf after her mar Oregon owes most of its prosperity riage returned to her post of duty at today to griwth of shipbuilding aril believed to be in France. Bremerton. every citizen in the state should fight She enlisted tn the service when the for measures which will encourage United States declared war and has growth of American Merchant Marine Bo} Drowns Af Coburg. been at Bremerton ever since, Ser after war, ge int Chelf is now on recruiting duty N irth B-rnd wants north en I of Sher Eugene, Or., June 25-.John R«n- in Tacoma. man Ave. improved. ninger, 16-year-old son of John Ren- North Bend may get big plant. L. i.inger. Sr., wav drowned in the mill Would Dismember Austria. J. simp-on starts organization of saw race at Coburg yesterday afternoon mill and shipyard project on bay. Site ard his tody was recovered half an W ashington June 21 Dismemb r- is secured. Would use 20-acre tract at hour later. The Eugene municipal lip of Peninsula, below Bay Park mil1. pulmotor was sent for and one of tne merit of Austia-Hung try so ns to pro Timber on Smith river. Over ::•» ),o i >, city firemen rushed to Coburg with it, vide for freedom of Bohemia and other Pioneer Merchant OJi) feet above U.npqua to be inclu 1- but its use failed to restore respira- nationalities under the Anglian yoke ed. vas declared to be Hn essential part of Myrlle Point -Cannery here to oper any peace program by Senator Kenyon ate soon. of low.i in the senate. Congrc s, Senator Kenyon said, Vale - Warmsprings proj cr seenu Insane Patient Runs Away. -hmtld ;<Tid .’cin” • .<•• • o ,,f el ,,if sure. Auto D(livery. Phone 71 • r on to o. | a ider Au- r a ■ i ru .1 > wn o fir ■i* • al liberty es "There no ..-an . i j .,A Hr ■ e . liltion .Ml U: 1 1 yet be i. is..-lice," the H.-nao t, • id “L i me i n . i u i n < bi >.lght tn .• w ir clo- returned. He was committed from greatest failure of ad world govern- ser to us with their murderous U-boats Jackson county and is S4 years of merits -as much a festering cancer a 13 > and we shall at once proceed to carry age. Turkey.” the war closer to them. We have the Substitutes at the Right Price Buy Thrift Stamps now Lewis Ulrich Jacksonville Oregon