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VOL XIII JACKSONVILLE, JACK?ON COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 19. 1919. STAY-AT-HOMES HOLD MILITARY SERVICE THE AMERICAN LEGION SOLDIERS’ OLD JOBS. WANTED World’s War Veterans to Men Who F'ought in France Senator Chamberlain to Re- Organize. at Disadvantage in Get introduce Training Bill An effort is being mr.de to organize ting Places Back. a Post of the American Legion in this INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Manufactures, lit ILI) ELECTRIC R. R MEDFORD. FROM BENI). AEROPLANE FOR Enterprises and Medford Men to Organize First Railroad Construction in State Since War Payrolls and Promot Aeroplane Company f ing Development Construction Starts Arrangements have been ni ide Soon as Government of Oregon. whereby three Medford men will com bine to buy an aeroplane. The men Ownership is are Seelev Hall, Floyd Hart and Frank July 14.—Standard oil Co. spending Farrell, all of them being well kno vn Abandoned large sums prospecting for oil in cen locally, and all three served in the avi Improvements, Providing Washington, July 13.—Senator city. The American Legion is a nation Chamberlain plans to reintroduce in a wide organization composed entirely of Washington, July 18.— Much com plaint is arising from clerks in the de short time his bill providing for uni- men who served the United States or any other allied country in the war partments who served in the army and versal military training. navy, many who fought in France, to I “I shall place it before congress for with Germany. members the effect that on their return to civil j discussion,” said Senator Chamberlain. ' The minimum tral parts of state. Large testing rig ation branch of the army. Tin y tr-ve life they are being forced to take It will be well for congress to discuss for any local organization is fifteen. going up in Yamhill county. ! it and for the county to think it over. purchased a Curtis plane and its arrival Now let all the ex-service men fall in Bond, Ore., July 15. The first positions subordinate to clerks who be Portland—N. W. Electric Co. ,<' i- looked forward to with interest ! nouncement of proposed newrailroa I fore the war were subordinate to them. ! "There is no doubt that the d;scus and help push the idea along. budd $100,000 heating plant. They plan to take the •■■achine to Kla- coostruelion in Oregon since the war If you wish to help out or if you are In other words, it apoears that many ; j sion which followed the introduction of Production for past week at 121 W est | math Fills an I possibly to Crater Lake was formally made here to lay when J, of these clerks who offered their lives | my first bill for universal service pre interested in any way call and see or | . Foster, of Portland, construction to their country are now getting as pared the country for the selective' phon* Dan Bagshaw at the ‘•Jackson Coast Lumbermen’s Associated mills ' hi the rear future1. . amounted to 76,851,221 feet. New basi The investment should prove a suc engineer, who stated that the compai y their reward the discovery that in ¡draft system which followed as a part ville Post.” • ness amounted to 70,023,137 feet. li nd cess for undoubted ly there are m.iry which he represents, will build from their absence from the departments i of the machinery of the war just other employes have been promoted ! closed. It hau the effect of preparing Notcd Author on Fishing total of all shipment for week 78,444,- people in this valley al me, who wdi Mount Angel, on the west side of the j the public mind for the new system 434 feet. Trans-continental rail ship kiss a ten spot good-bye for the privi Cascades, to Ben i, by way of Sisters, while the best that is allowed them is and had much to do with the success were approximately 38 per cent lege of getting a little nearer Heaven. f, r the newly incorporated Portland restoration to their old position. lour is Visitor in I alley. ments in excess of otders accepted from East | The writer of this article however has and Southeastern Railway company. Many instances of this sort of thing of that plan.” I Cons'ructiou will not start until gov ern territory. no aspirations ill that tine. are coming to light and are being ------- ---------- ----------------------------- Medford, July 14. — Stewart Edward ernment control has come to an end, Linnton payrolls to be increased by brought to the attention of members Auto Mechanic Examiners White, of Santa Barbara, Cal., the more industrial plants. of the House and Senate. The defense Jacksonville Man Hugs Foster believes, will be early ill Sept noted author, who recently returned ember From Be nt, the railroad, he Jof the officials of the departments is Teel Irrigation project to water | Act Fought m Suit from two years military service in i 12,0“0 acres, Umatilla county, within I said, will be pushed southeasterly into Auto Business. that they have no authority to do more France, and his wife were visitors in one year, Nevada, where it will ultimately tiu than restore returned soldiers and sail Salem.—To test the constitutionality Medford this forenoon for a shirt | into the Western Pacific. In many re ors to the positions they left when they Klamath Falls —Pla s made to irri entered the service of the land or of the act of the last legislature creat time and stopped at the Hotel Medford gate 30,000 acres of l.angells valley. i Another change in the auto business spects the line of the Portland and in Medford oe< ured recently when S >ul In astern follows the old Corvallis naval forces. Many members of Con ing 'he state board of auto mechanics for a couference with George Putnam Past week witnessed booking of a gress feel that while technically this examiners, anil has been begun in fed and Deputy Game Warden Walkerseek 'considerable volume of coastwise do- i It. D. Hines, of Jacksonville, and I A. and Eastern survey, with the except Snider, of Portland, purchased the ! ion of the western terminus is to be at may’ be a correct statement officials eral court by M. I. Dewey against ing information about fishing conditions "tici CRr«° lumber business; and it business of Elliott & Cook Auto com Mount Angel, the present terminus of who were fully appreciative of the Walter H. Evans, district attorney, and points of interest in this section. ’rne Mr. and Mrs. White are out on an , was also one of heaviest weeks in pany, and the name of the new lirin Hie Willamette and Pacific electric line. deserts of the men who entered the and E. E. Boggess, H. R. Fancher and recent months with regard to accept will be the Hines & Snider Auto com. While no absolute announcement on service could find ways of giving them M. L. Granning, members of the outing and fishing trip thru California ance of export orders. bony, and the business wil1 tie continu this point has been made, it is generally and Oregon, traveling trom place to board. Dewey is represented by appropriate recognition. Arthur Moulton. Five-thousand auto place as the mood seizes them in a 1 Portland shipyards met 5-day Mooney ed at the same place, on South Fir, one understood that the new railroad also of the largest and best equipped estab will depend on electricity for its motive mechanics in Oregon are interested in Pierce Arrow touring car and camping strike with a (10-day vacation. Dr. C. R. Ray Sells out all the time. They spent last night I McKay storage reservoir in western lishments of the kind in the city. power, for Mr. Foster admitted that the outcome of the suit. Tne new proprietors are live-wire leases for power site purposes have Dewey sets forth in his complaint ir. camp at Gold Hill and drove down Umatilla county to cost $2,000,000. 428-Acre Tract that the act violates the 14th and 15th to Medford this morning. They came ; More strikes have been called off business men and will be welcomed in- ' been obtained on Marion lake in the amendments to the constitution of the to Gold Hill from California bj’ way of ■ than pulled of in the past thirty days, to the auto and garage business one of i Santiam national forest in Curry eoun- Aear labte Rock. the largest in Medford. United States and is void in that it Eureka and the sea coast. f trikes are not increasing in favor. I They will continue to carry the Mr. and Mrs. White left this noon I vests arbitrary and unlimited power in Portland is becoming one of the Table Rock, Julv 14.—One of the the board without prescribing a meas for Ti'ler, Oregon. Enroute to Port- ! great manufacturing centers of the Scripps-Booth, Haynes, and Dort cars. Republic trucks and Firestone tires. Mid ford Man Starts Fire land they will make stops at various j largest real estate deals to be made in ure of efficiency to serve as the basis west and it has been largely due to the Their shop men are all experts in their places on this side of the Cascades. ' for examinations for a license as auto our district in many years wes conclud I in Office. They will return to California bv the i development . „ of industrial districts line. ed last week when Stanley Lydiard, of mechanic. The members of the board other side of the Cascades and will visit | ! “ eh ' ’ « “ h Portland where factory F. C. Currie will continue as the t lis place, and his uncle, Charles Dun- as created by the legislature and ap ! sites include transportation and power lay, of Lakeview, became the owners pointed by the governor are entitled Crater Lake and Klamath county, re facilities can be secured ¡at reasonable sales manager of the company. Frank Elliott will devote his time to turning to Medford some time in Medford, July 15. —Dr. E. H. Porter of the property commonly known as under the provisions of the act tore-; I ; figures Any town can do the same the manufacture of his patent auto cleaned up his private office in the i August for a fishing stay of two weeks. ceive $10 a day for each day actually the Jennings ranch belonging to C. R. ! thing if it wishes. lock, one of the best on the market in Medford sanitarium last night. He Ray. This property contains 428 acres, employed and necessary traveling ex 1 Pacific Power & Light Co. reports I which a number of eastern nianufaet- washed the base board and the book Newspapers in Art Class penses. The funds for the expenses th ire being more than 300 acres in J earnings for May of $166,572 against i ures are interested. He will go east shelves of his medical library with a cultivation, all of which can be irrigat of the board are to come from the $5 '$'48,147 for May 1118. soon in the interests of the same. Mr. decoction containing three pints of gas ed. The new owners will make many fee for license applications and $5 for Newspaper printing is to be included I Mills and logging camps genera'lv Cook is uncecided as to what he will olene in a pan. Then he dusted and renewal of licenses. improvements, including new buildings, in the art display at the Oregon Land closed during Fourth of July week: a j do. rearranged Ids books and stepping -----------»<*>•---------- 1 a id expect to make a model stock Products show at Gresham September large number of plants to remain clos hack a few fee! to admire his handi and dairy farm of their new holdings. Dallas Fruit Sent to Kansas. I 15 20. A critical study of some of the ed or in only partial operation during * work, struck a match to light his pipe, Fowder Shed Oil Of the two purchasers we know best Oregon newspapers show that the July and August, in order that repairs tossing the lighted match into the pan I Stanley Lydiard the best who, during artistic balance, contrast and compo may be made. of gasolene. Jackson Creek. his residence here, has proved himself Dallas, Or., July 13.—H. C. Varner, sition, especially of the front page, There wan no explosion, but the Albany—S. P. will replace wooden a far-sighted practical farmer, who is owner of the Mount P'sgah fruit farm justify the action of the show com ------------- - flames rose and spread with great not afraid of work and is always on located one mile southeast of Dallas, mittee. Other papers lay more stress bridge across Willamette with steel The Crater Lake Hardware company rapidity, the doctor . fighting them as the job, and we know of no one that I last week shipped a number of boxes on utility in both typographical style i structure. At present this bridge is Giant Powder .mu the me .iianv i uwwvi1 company, of hist he could with a rag and his pipe, we had rather see succeed or would I of cherries to Kansas The cherries and make up, —O. A. C. Press Bulle- ( noted as longest draw bridge in world, and firemen had nrriv- Salem Slate Highway Commission ‘ which it is the local agent, have made hut by the time the chance a bet as to making good. were of the Lambert variety. extensive arrangements for the more ed and ex ting lisheii the fire the book lets 1(10 miles new contracts. case had been badly charred and the i Wallowa Marble & Granite Co. have prompt and frequert delivery of pow majority of the $2h00 wortn of medi der which is welcomed by the Medtord installed power drill at quarry a few concern’s powder customers. L. V. cal books were ruined. to si y nothing : miles south of Lostine. Rix of Portland, the Giant company's of the damage to his oak top desk and Grants Pass-Repair work at Golden representrtive, has been here for the walls and ceiling, amounting to Duft Dam in progress. some time working out the new plans about $l<kl. Dr. Porter asserts with all sincerity | Corvallis—Steel bridge acro-ss Wil- with Samuel Leonard of the local that he thinks when he struck the i lamette has been paved. : company. II It A distillery is being built at Harrris- The Giant company has just built at match its head flew ofT into the basin, to pool the 1919 crop of mint of an expense of $2000 a large powder but the firemen found the partially !l I burg Lane, Linn and Bend counties. ’ magazine on Jackson creek near the burned match stick lying in it. II Klamath Falls New business build j Opp mine in the Jacksonville district, | by means of which powder hereafter ing to be constructed. II II U. S. R. R. Administrator advises | be handled in carload lots. The corr.- School Roards Must Fay Higher Salaries. West Coast Lumbermen’s Association . pany has also built a road to this mag- II II that evary effort will ¡be made Io avoid I azine over which the new $1200 truck Salem, Ore., July 15. — Education of purchased by the Crater Lake IÏ a car shortage in Oregon, Idaho and I [ 1 just Hardware company will make semi school boards to the necessity of pay Inland Empire territory. better salaries to teachers is the IE Vale —Four lots sold to local milling j weekly trips to the magazine in mak- ing only way in which the high standard I ing deliveries to its customers. may build warehouses. This n‘'W arrangement obviates the set by the schools of the United States II company; North Bend —Another ship being necessity of going to the Gold Hill can he maintained, according to State IS built for private concern. magazine, heretofore the only one in Superintendent Churchill, who return New Oregon hops bringing 50 cents, the county, once a week for powder ed to his offices today after attending lì record pi ice in 37 years. orders and does away with the freight the 'annual meeting of the National charges on powder between Gold H'll Ecucation association at Milwaukee. I. W. W. literature being peddled in II “Reports at the convention indicated and Medford, and row enables custom Pendleton. a serious shortage of teachers,” said ers to have more frequent delivery and Work on road between Indenendence Churchill, “and in some sections of the at Portland prices.— Medford Sun. and Monmouth rapidly progressing. country the schools are suffering be II Echo—Hay selling for $16 a stack in cause of an inadequate supply of com Gagnon Mill on this vicinity. petent instructors. This is particularly Double Shift true in the mid lie west.” Echo—35 carloads of sheep shipped II to Chicago. Picnic and Camping ies will find our line Lunch Goods complete I» Also: Fishing Tackle II II ill M ill [SÏ ill Lewis Ulrich General Jacksonville Merchandise Oregon II h h Roseburg—Five tons cherries canned I The Gagnon Box & Lumber concern Check Publ'C ^tiavagance. daily at Umpqua Growers’ caunerg. | has so much work on hand and ahead Extravagance in expenditures in i that it has been operating night and I public affairs is almost a crime under i day tor some time. The mill is work- the conditions in which the world finds Tillamook Leads m ! ing on an order for 15 car loads of itself today. War taxes, expansion of apple shook for the Wilson Orchard all salaries, higher cost of all branches Tuberculosis Cleanup. I company of Nampa, Ida., which must of public service, double cost of nil be filled between now and October, i equipments and supplies compel! econ Tillamook dairymen have entered up Shipments in filling this large order omy. on a program of tuberculosis clean-up I will begin July 20th. Yet one sees motor vehicles employ that will land them as leaders in this The mill also has an order for 10 car ed in public work driven about unnec movement, says E. L. Westover, I loads of dimension and finishing lum essarily or left standing for long perux.ii O. A. C. and federal dairy extt nsion ber to be shipped to Dunsmuir, Calif with their engines idling. specialist. They are setting the pace I Two car loads of the same kind of The war period has bred habits of for the entire United States, he de I imber were several days ago shipped wasteful extravagan e in all walks f clares in the thoroughness of inspect to fill an order at Sission, Calif. life and especially in the ranks o ; .n- Mr. Gagimn will begin this week the service, who should ,i i bettei < xamp « s ion. Thev have a county dairy in ______.......................... spector, a dairy herd inspector. .......................... Mr. transportation of 1000 cords of four- The disposition is to swell all kinds of Westover thinks Tillamook will be the foul dry fir and o ik Wood from his public appropriations and thus multiply first county in the state to be tuber- 1 Jackson cr|i!»^i-I‘!lUlltf U“111.11^11 to Med- 1 public burdens, an I fan the llames of culoais free................................................ | ford. civic ifiscontent.
