Jacksonville post., January 18, 1919, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COl NTY, CÜEG0N, JANi ABY 18, I'd 9.
VOL XII
SCHOOLS TO
TEACI1 ALIENS
RUSSIAN SOVIET
OPPOSED
Some Recent H ippenings
Judge Bingham his Plan
In Various Parts
Lt» Prepare Applicants
of Oreg n
for Citizenship
Grrat Britain Says no Truce
With Bolshevism
Suggested.
Eastern Capital Invested
Albany, Or., Jan. l't. - A pl in,
(•regoli Lumber Plants. vised by Circuit Judge i i ■ »rge G.
lìiiM Sii ¡AL REVIEW
Kmuiadtites,
Enterprises aid
Improvements,
Prsviding
Payrolls and Point­
ing Develop Lent
of
Oregon.
Washington, Jan. 11.—Great Britain,
Hats off I
jt. was stated authoritative'}- today,
.1 an. 1 > —St ite Commission awards
Along the street there co nes
Ciltage Grove, Or., Ia:i, 11. The Bingham, of Salem, for use in 1 hi
A blare of bugles, a ruffle of drums,
has neyer suggested to the United
Bro.vn Lumb r conptoy's mill h s cases of aliens who apply for natural $716,003 perm iiieut highway contracts.
A flash of color beneath the sky:
States proposals for a truce in Russia
been sold to W. F. Jo ms i.i of Lidian- iz it io i in his district, whi h incliid s
Shortage of ships for export will
Hats off! The flag is passing by!
and consequent admission of delegates
apdis, and Detr i', M' ii.. capitalists. Lino ami Marion counti s, i gr »wing close some Oregon flouring mills
Blue and crimson and white it shines»
of the Russian soviet government to
The sale of the U, 8. Logging company in favor. Under the p'. in it i; pr > i >r ■ i
North Bend — 830 ship workers strike,
Over the steel-tipped, ordered lines.
the peace conference as stated today
was included. Th? same parties have i t .at applicants for cit z ns secure in­ demanding minors b? recognized.
Hats off !
by Stephen Pichon, French Foreign
figured on further investments th it struction in civil government from
Pend ebm Woolen mills diiiie w r
The colors before us fly;
minister.
would require more that that already -chool teachers in the vicin.it of their' profils as bonus among employes.
But more than the flag is passing by.
Officials recalled that Great Britain
invested but n > other de il li.is thus tar places of residence.
Sea-fights and land-fights, griin and great,
Judge Bingham foun I many of the , Albany -Linn County increases tax
was the first nation to declare against
been made
Fought to make and to save the St-de ;
appli".ints lacked knowledge neel.d levy 6 per cent
the Bolsheviai regime in Russia. France
Weary marches and jinking ships;
before performing th? du ieso: dizm
Oregon hop industry looking up.
soon followed with a similar declara­
Cheers of victory on dying lips;
Bain Sold er Dies
ship. He asked the county school Engl.-’ll demand strong al 40 Cents.
tion. Secretary Lansing in formal
Days of plenty and years of peace;
notes to the allied belligerents and to i
In Buttle in France superintendents of the two counties to New st ite prison movement startid
March of a strong land's swift increase;
arrange wi h the teachers t> teac i at Pol lland.
nmtrals asked that the Bolsheviki be '
Equal justice, right and law,
Roseburg. Or., Jan. 11. —A message aliens desiring lo become citizens.
regarded as enemies of all governments. I
Stately honor and reverend awe;
Oiegon City wool n mills gave annual
as received at Drain yesterday by
Foliowin; his rule not t > admit aliens
Later it was stated that replies re-
Sign of a nation, great and strong
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kelly, announcing until th v are qualiti ‘ I, Judge Bingh im | oanquel to 400 empi yes.
eiveJ by the Stite Department indi­
To ward her people from foreign wrong:
the death of their son, Edwin Ke! y, denied two applicaii ms t, r citizenship
Perlland Uni.m sliik, ..rds will di--
cated that rhe civilized nations of the
Pride and glory and honor, all
who was k II.d in battle in France n i i the Circ ¡it C.aurl here yesterday.
tribute
-■■» nnlk guais.
world were arrayed definitely against
Live in the colors to stand or fall.
September. The sdii r is the first ill
mai.ufaetures iieinar.it tlmt
Shingle
the Bolsheviki.
Hats off!
the iasual'y list tr im the number that
turii raiiroa is back io
.■over
intent
The United States repeatedly has
Along the street there comes
went to the war fr in Drain.
owners and reduce freight rana oi>
made it plain that it would aid in the
A blaro of bugles, a ruffle of drums;
limber products.
rehabilitation ot Russia and the resto­
Ar.d loyal hearts are beating high:
Ilats off ! The flag is passing by !
Forest Grove Is Suffering
Columbia river sa.vinilii shipped 308-
ration of a government of law and
- Youth’s Companion.
or 1er in that country as far as compati­
|
551,91,1
feel lumber in 1918.
From Influenza Epidem'-?.
ble with its policy of non-interference.
$100,u) 3 p lid to fishermen of low r
Sutherlin
Inn,
Cost
$39,000,
Forest Grove, Or., Jan. 12. More i
It lias furnished substantial aid to the
Umpqua river d i. ing se .s ,n ot I1.118 by
an a score of families in this city
Bought. Expect to open
governments at Omsk, Archange and in
Reedspsri Fish Co 1,530 lbs. shipped
and vicinity have the influenzi, in
th? Don Cossack region. Arms, mu­
| by Co. Uuiing year.
September
1st.
some
cases
the
the
entire
household
be
­
nitions. food, clothing and medical
, Rut) ’burg Coming year will see im­
ing stricken. By order of the city
stores have been furnished when the
portant ro id work completed.
council, every house where the disease
government to which they were sent,
Sutherlin, Or , Jan. 11.—A de il of
Canyon City New grazing rates to
is
known
to
be
is
quarantined
and
it
is
proved their good intentions "nd their
is closed go into effect. Marell 1st.
win
expected that this will prevent a fur­ I considerable magnitude w
desire for a restoration of law and
this wee ' , when the Sutherlin
High Prices Paid for Cons ther spread of the disease. Public . here
Portland—Launching of 2 vessels
Order.
Lime Value Shown
inn, of which Frank B. Waite is the
gatherings
have
not
been
prohiuited,
here
Dee. 31st., marked close of suc-
In every case it was made plain to
in New York.
as it is believed that a strict quaran­ principal own t , was s »Id to the S. v , cessful 1918 sliipi uiuling program in
the people of Russia, however, that
eniliDav
Adventist
people
of
South
­
Centraha, Wash., Jan. Two pure tine will be effective.
the United States was friendly, but
ern Oregon. Tii • hotel was built four this city.
bred registered cows brought $4'0 and
that they themselves had to throw off
Bend—Construction of new hatchery
years ago at a cost of $ 13,000. It is a
Fields treated with lime pro.luce.l an $470 respectfully, while a high grade
the yoke of Bolshevikism.
on
the Tumalo lo begin immediately.
average of I'j tons of cured hay an cow brought $255 at an auction sale < n
m
idem
brick
two
story
budding,
wilh
Cold Snap Death to Aphis.
Concerning the Russian question, the acre more than ¡uniimed fields in tests the Charles Ives placa near here on
Portland —15, 8800 ton ships, pr -
a front of 15!) feet on Central avenue
Albany, Or., Jan. 13.—The unusual and 100 feet oil State street. Some duction of Northwest Steel Co, com­
French delegates are said to be in op- of ground lime, burned lime, and hy Wednesday. Thirty six cows brought
period of cold weather the past few additional land near (he city used for pletely outfitted by VVilliametle lion &
position to the acceptance of any sug- drated lime, conducted by the farm bu­ an average price of $196.
days is believed to have been a great agricultural purposes is included. The Steel works in ltd8.
ges'ions from Bolsheviki officials.
reau through the county agent in Che­
benefit to farms in this section of the object of the Adventist people is t » es- 1
mung County, N. Y. A farmer who
Where Reality Is Found.
St. Helen«—Iron ore deposit discover-
state,
in that it is agreed crop-eating t blisli an academy in the building and
used 1 ton of ground limestone 11 the
Listen to words and you will hear
l ed on 100 acres of land in Columbia Co.
Timber for Italy are
bugs
have
been
destroyed
by
tie
acre secured 4,810 pounds of cured hay words; listen to voices and you will thousands. Farmers say that the bug nove their school at Lorane to this , may become nt’ great importance in
Being Turned Out.
hear reality.—Harold Goddard, In At­
place. The erection of th • academ
compared to 1.208 pounds on an un­ lantic.
continued frost certainly has kilhd wid mean the location of 50 or more | development of steel industries in
Cottage Grove, Or., Jan. 14.—That
aphis and plant germs and insects of f unities in Sutherlin, one of the pret- i i’aciflc Northwest
limed acre. Another, who applied 700
the Cottage Grove country is to get
Roseburg —Douglas
various kinds.
Jest and most modern iitlle liitle cities
some of the prosperity due to the re­ pounds of hydrated lime to an acre, ob­ Bulgars Lose Mang Men.
crop of 8. 500,000 lbs.
in the state, wilh paved streets, a
building of Europe is evidenced by the tained 6,292 pounds against 1.461
Reedsport to get Li 'ht Plant.
l ived roadway lea ting into the city, $850,000 this season.
the fact that the J. H. Chambers mill pounds on and unlimed acre. A third
Sofia, Jan. 10,— Bulgaria’s losses in
Hood River—Larger I’. O. quarters
nodern
ornamental street lights, an I
is now getting out several cars of 16 x farmer used 1 ton of bunned
Reedsport, Or., Jan. 11. —An electric
lime to the war were:
asked for.
ill buildings are new.
16 timbers to be shipped to Italy.
light
plant,
to
be
known
as
the
Reeds
­
the acae and obtained 3,400 pounds, | Killed and missing, 101,224; wounded,
With the development of the gr-at
Hood River -Bridge lighting costii '
The timbers are 50 to 60 feet in
port Electric Light Company, was
compared
to 1,040 pounds on unlimed A, L'»9,399, and prisoners, 10,825. These
mber r sources adjacent through the $700 completed.
length and some of the logs brought
organized
here
today
with
capital
stink
here from which to cut them are 100 land. —U. 8. Department of Agricult- ! figures do not include the retreat from in the turn of $1000 fully subscribed einstruction of a 20-mile railroad and
V ile N' w Nitrate > ■! fr >>n Watson
■ Macedonia, when many died and 90,000
feet in length
and paid. 'Ihe p. wer will be generat­ i sawmill of large capacity near the to Hong Hike mine nearly completed.
were taken prisoner.
•ity,
and
the
thousands
of
acres
of
ed at the Johnson mill, and work of
Work in Warmspring construction
installation is to be executed i.nmediat- fruit now coming into bearing, this
ection has a very promisin'' future.
camp al dam rapidly getting under full
The improvements to the hotel swing.
luildii g and the remodeling of the
Now more men than jobs due to end
Summer School this Year
ither buildings adjacent to it will be­
of war. This is the strongest argu­
Will be 12 Weeks Long gin at once, and the Adventists expect ment that can be advanced for neces­
ti have the school ready to open about
sity of encouraging industrial develop­
Eugene, Jan. 13.—The summer ses­ September 1st next.
ment in all lines.
sion of the University of Oregon will
will extend for 12 weeks this year,
Eugene—$800,000 sawmill corporation
instead of six as heretofore, Acting Ex-Kaiser Well Guarded with capacity of 100,001) ft. may operate
Dean H. D. Sheldon annou tees. The
here.
regular sessisn will open June 23rd
Salem Fruit union shins out between
and continue to August 1st, to be
Ameror.gen, Jan. 11.—Since the rec-
followed by a special six week's period ■nt illness of William Hohenzollern, between 2,503,0'H) and 3,0')’),00 > lbs. of
for advanced students. Dr. Sheldon he former German Emperor, most fruit a m mt h. $5'10,000 to be distrib­
expects an enrollm nt of probably 50) rtringent precautions have been taken uted among farmers before January
in ihe double session. This would set igainst the approach of strangers to 5 th.
Work to start on road between Pend­
a new i ecord.
Amerir.gen Castle. Guards maintain a
close watch around the castle. All leton and the Morrow county line.
arrivals in the villinge are immediately
Using Plaster of Paris.
Roseburg Umpqua spruce needed
If yon w!«h to nsr plaster of purls interrogated by detectives.
for construction of care b lilt by U. S,
for filling cracks In walls, mix with
When Herr Hohenzollern took advan­ it. It. administration.
vinegar Instead of water, then It CUD tage of a sudd n burst of sunshine to­
Pendleton may have new financial
be handled like putty.
day to walk in the rose garden with an
institution with $203,00) capital.
aide, the apertures in the walls, which
DÍ Mrs. JVni. Galloway
Klamath Falls—Construction of a
up to today, were covered with thick
straw curtains to prevent anyore look­ lam six feet high and 500 feet long at
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is Dead at Salem. ing in.
head of Link river will soon b •
From a point of vantage, however, ,-y California Or gm Power Co.
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the correspondent saw the form r Em­
Oregon City—Woolen mills
¡fl 1 Salem, Or. Jan. 11.—Mrs. Emmaline peror
walking about briskly.
eight hour policy.
Elizabeth Galloway, wife of Former
Judge William Galloway, of
Hood River fruit returns over $200,.
I! Circuit
this judicial district, died at hi r borne
000,00).
Universal Electricity.
H here last night after an illness < f The Increasing use of electricity fot Port Umpqua — Re ' Isp >rt creamery
several months. Mrs. Galloway win household ns well ns huslne? : pur- paid $80,000 lo ranchers in 1918.
long identified wiih public lite in po “S has led to the prediction of uni­
Corvallis Bi at service soon to be
Oregon. She was the mother of Slate versal water. The cost will tie re­
establish d between this city and Port.
duced
to
n
minimum
and
it
will
be
as
Tax Commissioner, Charles V. Gallo­
' land.
of Salem, and District Attorney unheard I to charge even n stranger
Si way,
for
n
nominal
amount
of
electricity
as
Cottage Grove State surveyors at
Francis V. Galloway, of the Dalles.
lo charge a water tux to the person work laying oul pi manent route for
Another survving child is Miss Zilpha who n 1 s for a drink.
Pacific highway ti mi Walker via thi .
Galloway, a medical ¡student at Port­
■ c*,y-
land.
Bring Up the Reserves.
For many years Mrs. Galloway was
Eugene -Crew of men strengthening
■ K
John was visiting his grandmother,
identified with the Woman’s Relief
who lived In the country. One day i two approaches to Coast fork east of
c iips in Oregon and was at one time his grandmother found that John had Goshen.
state pre .¡dent. She also served as blit II f< w clean clothes li ft, Ho Rhe
I, dianon Southern Pacific R. R. Co.
pre: del t of the RebeaHh assembly of told John to write to his mother and
gets
large shipment of i .0 000 ti .<
Ore„ >n Anoth r position held by till her to send him Home m w clothes
Mrs. Gal.oway war the presidency of John obeyed Immediately, and In u valued nt $17,000.
S lem Woman,« club. At her death few minutes returned mid showed hei
Eugene —I one county i r >
T 4
ue was i member of the boird oi the letter, which was as follows: record sea■< n Between $
directors of Odd Fellow’s Home of •‘Dear mamma, please send me a re $17,000 h is been paid out daily by
enforcement of clean dollies.”
Oregon, located in Portland.
Eugene Fruit Growers’ A sociation.
Miner’s Ball Brand
Rubber
Boots
Absolutely Guaranteed
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We have them
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