Jacksonville post., January 25, 1919, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE. JACK.'GN (01 Nil
VOL XII
OU II O\V1\ Sl'A l h
FJCH PRAISES YANKS
RUSSIA? S EXTERMIN­
ATE THE POL S
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NJ.. 1. IAL REVlt.V
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Recent Happenings
Germans Sdl Arms I d B. I
la Var’ous ¡’arts
shevists to Carry en
of Oregon
Tc rrorism
Says That Decision in War
was Brought by
Americans.
Treves, Jan. 18.—It is the conviction
of Marshal Foch that the Rhine must
le made the barrier between Germany
My country ’its of thee,
Mnd France He expressed this clearly
Sweet land of liberty, of the” I sing
yesterday when he received American
Land where my fathers died,
newspaper correspondents. The marsh­
Land of the pilgrims’ pride,
al is here in connection with the meet­
From every mountain side
in’ concerning the extension of the
Let freedom ring.
Gorman armistice.
My native country, thea,
Marsh d Foch ¡praised the work of
Land of the noble free,
the American troops and said that
Thv name I love;
General Pershing had asked that the
I love thy rocks and rills,
Am irican forces ;be concentrated for
Thy woods and templed hil’sj
an attack on one sector. The allied
Ivly heart with rapture thrills
generallissimo
admitted that
Like that above.
Argonne-Meuse front, where
Let music swell the breeze,
Anlericans begar. their offensive
And ring from all the trees
S ptember 2g, was a “sector hard
Sweet freedom’s song;
tiickle”. The marshal said he had told
Let mortal tongues awake,
General Pershing:
Let all that breathe partak
“Your men have the devil’s own
Let rocks their silence break
punch. They will get away with al)
The sound prolong.
that. Go to it.”
Our
fathers’ God, to Thee,
The American attack Isucceeded,
Author
of liberty, to Thee we sing—
marshal continued, “and here we
Long
may
our land be bright
on the Rhine.”
With freedom’s holy light;
The armistice was not concluded
Protect ns by Thy might,
»uon and the allies got all they asked
Great God our King I
for fmm Germany without continuing
th. fighting: The allies, the marshal
said, were prepared for another offen
five stroke, which ¿would have forced
the Germans to give up. This was to
have been made in Lorraine on Novem­
ber 14, with six .American and twenty
French divisions.
“This is, for me” Marshal Foch be­
gan, “a happy opportunity to tell you Navy Balloon blits bar ' Cigarette Under Ban In Ssl m
a I the good things I think of the
Sdem, Or., Jan. 20. —M
stringent
Athe lean arffiy' atld of the part it
regulation of the sale of cigarettes i-
played on our side. Your soldiers were
Washington, Jan. ¡18.—Two endur­
Superb. The^ came to us young, en­ ance flights by the Navy dirigible A-236 propose! in an ordinance that will be
thusiastic and carried forward by a from the naval air station an K- y introduce! at the meeting of the S dem
vigorous idealism, and they marched to West, Florida, one lasting 32 hours and city council tonight. It will lift the
age limit fror 18 to 21 years an! plac
battle with admirable gallantry.
covering 750 miles and the other 40 more respond lility on the purchase-
“Yes, they were superb. There is no hours and 48 minutes and covering than upon the salesman. The ordinance
other word. When they appeared our about 850 miles, constitute a servi e will provide that youthful purchaser
armies were, as you know, fatigued by record.
of cigarettes sign affidavits as to their
These were described in official re­ ige and this will enable the police t
three years of relentless struggle and
tie mantle of war laid heavily upon ports today.
arrest any boy wi h cigarettes or cig­
them. We were magnificently com­
arette papers in his possession.
fort’d by the viriliny of your Ameri­ Palestine Open to
Another ordinance will be dire'-te i
cans.
against offenders who bring liquor inti
U.
S.
Trade.
‘‘The youth of the United States
the city and will make it po.sible fo-
brought a renewal of the hopes that
the city to prosecute instead of depend
hastened victory. Not only was this
Washington, Jan. 29.—Palestine was ing upon the county.
tnor.d fact of the highest importance, thrown open again to American export
but you also brought enormous mater­ and import under an order today by
Oregon National Guard asks $28,815
ial aid and the wealth which you placed th-' war trade board. Figs, dates and for two years support from the 1 gis-
at our disposal contributed to the final tobaccos are among the must generally liture. The Oregon Volunteer Gua’-<!
success. Nobody among us will ever known articles of comner.e made pledges to serve the state withojt
forget what America did.
available bv the new order.
Miner’s Ball Brand
Rubber
Boots
Absolutely Guaranteed
We have them
Lewis Ulrich
4
General
Jacksonville
Merchandise
Oregon
H
.neattd M tn Arrested
Wars».". Jan. 18.— Bolshevist troop«
anti sent ti> Insane Asylum. h ive slacaenid their advance at th*
Dillan, Or., Jan. 18. -A mai g .'ing
his na ne ,.s James Butler was arre-ned
this w e ; by Sheri!l' Jahn W O r, on
th- Vai ev & Sde'z raibvay near
Stapleton, in a d menl.d co.klition a ni
brought here to Dalia’, II j was held
in jail until officers iron the state
asylum came after hi n. Batter h *d an
idea that his body w is a receiving
station fur wireless in -•« s igeò atid a3 he
stated it he w il3 constantly receiving
messages. No inform itiun could be
learned as to where th J mail’s home
was.
Assignment of Unearned
Wages Creates no lien.
Portland, Jan. 18.—Thai the assigu-
in -:.t of unearned wages to secure a
de >t. create.-', no lien i id c.i.inot be in
forced after bankrub tj is *he decision
ha..tied down by Circuit Judge Kava­
naugh this morning in the the case of
Em 11011s & Emmons against the Aloina
E igine & Machine warns. Plaintiffs in
the suit said that they held an :>s.-:g ■
m.-nt oil wages of a person wh > w ,s
la er declared bankrupt. Al t e lilll ‘
ot bankruptcy he had ceased to w ci k
fur theilefendents.
George Lund Gets Pardon.
Eugene, Or., Jan. 20 —George Lur.d
who was sentenced by Judge G. F
Skipwoith of the circuit court here, < n
October 9, 1917, to serve an indeterm-
in ite sentence of from one to three
years in the state prison for oftaining
.luiey un<ier false prate .s s, tln.11
paroled by the judge, Ims been pardon­
ed. Lund pleaded guilty to the charge
of passing bad checks. According to
information in the hands- of the judge .
,ie has made good since, has been i jm-
ployed all the time and has rep >r ■ >d
regularly, according to the terms of
the parole.
Manufactures,
Enterprises an I
Improvedie ts,
Providing
Payrolls and Pr. Hid­
ing Devel p.renl
ci
Qregan.
a »
I’oli. h frontier. The ti.rnian- ar.“ de­
Jan. 20. Prune in u .try in the U.n I-
I .t iog their evacu ition of G cj In . fer qua v illey is growing.
’ :>i verul days, although General I’ d >. en ■
By raising, mitor-ar license fees fif y*
havne has retired to Suwalki ir.d t) en- per cent Or gon v. nd I b.1 able to“
er.d Hoffman has gone to 1< .e iigsberr, spend 51’,0 >0,100 in 191.J on h .rd .1-
I
Polish leaders allege G<. im:.ns are faced roads.
se ling a ms o th 1 Bol ess Th'
S.dein to itave $IOJ,;“() 1 me it packing’;
¡utter are issuing proclamations ti nt
plant 'f i;. city of 10;) h -.is p- r uiiy.
have come to restore o dcr. Di-p it
Oi'igon miiivia pin duels i'.) S;4,gon ,
ches state, however, th t Bolsh'. i i-d
soldie:s have been seen carrying ban­ ..M,270,.l.i0, ( .III u .. _2l.5'iti)t-siwvr..
ners with the woids ‘■‘Long Live the ■ 13,54 I (increase $40^9) so. per,
Red rerrui” and Death to Nan-Work­ ■S675,■>•>>, (iiicr.-.ise .¿o,,u.)Jj.
ers.”
North Portland —New streetcar !i > >
M n have beer, arrested at Vilna and which has been under constra ti >n inti
otiu-“:« places and release 1 on payment Pe-ii nula Industrie! District, cample •
of sums ranging from 50 to 50,000 e l and ready far service.
roubles, the size of the ransem being
Wmk started on 7-mile railroad,'
in prop >rati >n to the terror of t! e Klamath Falls to Bonanza.
victim and his power to pay. The Bol­
Gold Hill district votes on $15,0u0(
shevists ¡are especially hitter against
irrigation
bonds Feb, 11.
the Poles, it being reported that the
St. Johns- Public D eks Compiissiyii,
declaration of a holy v. ar against Polan 1
)>V the Moscow government makes it to bui d MjOtio.yoO drydeck.
Pori land —Am ric in
Maiine Iren
th ■ ‘ right an 1 dutv of every Bolsh.-
vist to kill ti e Pole« as emmies of Works to build $.5 1,00'1 repa r shop.
mankind.”
Redmond to have a 10,0 hi bushel
I'l er ire fewer burning houses than train elevator.
f.irm-.'rlv, bn! it is h uge I tha; where
i ' oo . i <■ nty tax rate is reduced four
h >us :s are spared th. ii inmates are mills.
i
slain. “We have s v -.1 the best, but
lndustiics on Coos bay slowing dow n,
destroyed the birds” is a remar ; attrib­
uted t > one Bolshevist leader.
I Under strike eondiii' ns.
Seaside making nil effort to get i U
<5 1,000 breakwater.
STRIKE IN SEATTLE
SHIPYARDS.
Utility c miniissiona shotill organize
I on new lines and study oit wavs an lj
nearis to get capita! to come into West­
ern -tites, bud! i ii In ads and utilities
2-9,000 Ale- *1
OlliCiS
,.nj bCL. ;o ¡t that they are moneymak­
ers.
Jobs. Want $1.0!) Per
A fiih hatchery is wanted on tl.o
Hour.
1 Minim river near Elgin.
Oregon Ci'y to have a saw mill ma' -
Scuttle, Wash., Jan. 21. Seat I le’;’ ' ing railroad ties only.
Salem Hill Introduced for court of I
bi r steel shipyards were closed and
hundreds of metal workers in the j industrial disputes.
wooden va.ids were called out hero to­
Paving of half of Sale n-D .Ila’ high­
day by a strike of members of ai] way assured in 1919.
,
unions afii.iated with the Metal Trades
State Mm la-ting Bureau to be ere: t-
' Council.
el by legislature.
Ship carpentess, joiners, caulkers,
Spruce Men Like Oregon.
Wool slrphuil lers association d< - .
’ f isteners and pother wood workers,
Marshfield, Or., Jan, 2).— Many ap­ did not strike, having been instructed mnrd < ontinu.u:ce of open shops .atk rr, •-
Or. , m S ate Chamber of Com noire
plications foi re employment of Spruce today by bheir onganiz ition, the Puget
Production soldiers who work< d here in Sound .Maritin.- District council to re­ formed at Portland will emb ace ev+ry
mills and logging camps are being re­ main at work. . . a .
j ortion of the State.
ceived from men who are being must
Elmira mill resumes op ralion.
Lu: d<-rs of the steel worker’ si id
Sred out at Vancouver. The men who the strikers numbered 25,00,). The
WI on Oregon’s young walnut gr ,VC8
ire applying come from all sections of
are in full bearing will rival California's
he United States and say th ;ir exp i'- . wo.alen shi [.workers who did mt strike $3,000,duo crap. Large t grove in
number between 4000 and 5000. The
lenccs here lead them to ci.oose' the
1 ’t ike leaders claimed that the with­ Or gon covi rs about'2000 acres.
Pacific coast as their homes.
drawal of the electricians, engineers
Th" Dalles II mile’ between ,Seu-
. Soldiers from the South, h wuver,
nd oth r metal workers would cause f. rts and l>-“sch’ules river to be built at
ire nut numerous among the sppli-
cost of $150,010. New $k»;oio to $10«.
:ants, and this variation cannot b • ex­ | ti e wooded yards to close soon.
The num struck for a basic wage <X)0 bridges for Deschutes also.
plained excepting through the differ-
scale of fl an hour for meclianics and ’ Encouraging the propagation.,of
jnce in climate. Some of the" soldiers
’7 and .fl a day for helpers and ap- salmon by new hatcherjes apj enlarge;
give already returned and gone in o
prentiees. At present the ineehaaics mailt in ol I ones is one jyay the Vregoa
he logging camps, while oth jrs are cx-
ricive 80 cents an hour. A lai'g“'- I-'slatiirp ''an go idiqut. t.uil ling JI’
>jcte I from time to time..
number of th.- helpol ■ and a|,prentices, one of Oi eg-on's greatest Industriei aid
dur lead, rs claiti, receive about $5 a iatur.il resources of benefit, to ail Il e
1
I
lay
now, while many others, they.say people.
Influenza Ilospit 1!
4 . •
! are paid $4.16 a day
Reedsport now I as thiee mills: too
Arranged in Salem. 1 nc-
Re cnujr
ently vuv
the vrivstv
entire D sl ’-if/j»»
ipyard ’. wage
men employed; .city growing.
Salem, Or., J an. 18.—The «tate b a rd i ues' i >n •. as ubmitt'-l to a f d local
Albany —Linn county’s share of state
w
ige
adjustment
board,
known
as
the
if control today adopted a resolution
lermitting the Sal • n Hospital ats»:- M icy Ooard. The unions askeJ for the tax for 1919 will be $93,3“>7.
tation to vacate the secon I and third b isic scale of $1 at. hour, but the
Portland Oregon annual road pro­
turies ot the Sal; n h ispital bull Ing, ! board awarded them a scale .>f St 1, gram drafted; <3,525,(00 to be expend­
■ iow owned by the state, a id turn*‘those cents at hour. The dissatisfact on ex- ed.
doors into sp cial wards for influenza I pressed by r the men with the M a< y
II o I River—Considerable d<pisit
resulted in tixlny’s strike.
patients. The association will be allow­ 1 award resu
native silica found east of city.
ed to retain the use of the lower II •or
Rivi r “ and harbors bill will include
until the McKinley school can be fitted Villa Movt s
Oreg, n projects calling for $1,250,000.
up as a temporary hospital.
7 oward Border. Cottage Grove—Assessed valuation
1 >f properly in Lane County is $35,084,-
; ill), as .' mpared with $11,400,51 Z frr
Slate Police Bill Opposed.
Marfa, Texas, Jan. 20. Rumors I ».-.t year. '
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reached here tonight from th ; border
Thos • who uNHiW icxclu'ltì all immi­
Salem, Ore.. Jan. 29.—On the that Franci en Villa, with his main
>n Uioiinl ,
grounds that it woul I cause an un- command, and General Felipe A gele“, grati lni;--w-n;F*r»)W
warranted expen lit ire of muney, with his r-bel force, were, rnovjpg in I f.radilio.: imf ! »tignai ¡eet't^r <?o
■ trong opposition will be male in the t e g .ti rai direction of the American I velopmuiit.
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senate against the passage of Senat r border at . a.i Antonia, < I .l.uahua, < j —
)rtm m’s bill creating a depsrtment if p rite Candelai i i, Texas. N> . • ri- 1 Colini y Fair Ground*
bands have been reported cipser thati 1
late police, ice >r ling t«> p • ■ i; . t .11
.\otv Stem Assured.
50 miles of the border Jonight, how-
'alien
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The bill calls for the appropri ilion of ever.
•»1,0)0 or as much of that amount as
Th ■ county com t was in session all
tppears to be necessary, to n it the de- Three Cars ot Beans
|:i’, Monday c insi I ring various ma'-
lartment in operatior. Further it
ler
. At the fur “notin’, sesuon the
Bring $17,693 . (' mmi'
• dis for a superintendent at a salary o
rcinl club delegation of Med­
IXI- a year, a deputy sjp.'rintend mt,
1 he Evan* creek farmer.« engag 'd in ford
' in discussed the matter of
who«’salary w> ¡11 be $2*400 a ven. raising beans are still f linz g"od over con ty ai I in pu: i ing a new site
. d 12 officers at 41,50) ea h a ye n', a : the check of <17,»198 they received last for the connty fair.
•tai of 21,1)) ye ir in salari ■».
ween for the last three car loads of
As h result the court is practically
On : ->f thj ptirpeses set for'h in th
eii'i«, 2H,20'1 pounds, hip; <■ 1 < it, pit !"’'i t ' levy a ti.x - t o ie tinth of- .
ill is tl ‘
' ir-ing the prohibition i'liis is regaidedss a good' price, 7’4 a i. I,' b- „-tin 1 ig
•h next y • ,r, to- ’
measure will be ma le can's a pninri, for field or maChilM run I pay Urfjti. r .te,
t since nation wil - iea:i< although clean«.1 an I sortod fair -.-so iaii n-4
•> l- i lu g,.«« < -.•»
■hibition will soon be .stab).3.1.1
beans bring a much nigh-T price. J'li. a'
irftihi (V.c. in the vnUaolim«,.
neeessi'y of a state police organization sale was made llirougy the Rogue | sat; ifaotory to the coUr Mail Tri«
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j will be cut down to a large extent.
River Bean Growers’ - association.
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