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VOL XIII JACKSONVILLE “POST” JACKSONVILLE TOHA' E INCREASE LN TELE FIRE AT TABLE ROCK. CHANGES HANDS. PHONE RATES t STANDARD HIGH Farm House Completely i SCHOOL Local Newspaper Passes Under Government Control, Destroyed by Fire. from Father to Son. Board of Education Decides Toll Charged on J’viile- I INDUbTKIAL REVIEW Manufactures, EASTERN MEN ENTER TAINE1) IN OREGON Enterprises and % Inwrovements, Providing Payrolls and Promot GOO Forest« ry M«n From Massachusetts Taken to Crater Lake. Table Rock—Last Monday evening * ing Development Medford Line. to Have Standard Four :.s T. B. Beaulieu was cooking supper A deal was made this week whereby the .vail p iper in r the stove bee line the “Post,” published and edited for I cf Oregon. Tear High School the past ten years by D. W. Bagshaw, Moral ty morning about 600 forestry The announcement was made Tues ignited, the flame quickly sur a.ling over the room which in a fi few minutei has passed in to the hands of the day b.’ the Horne Telephone company men from the state of Massachusetts •luly 28. Portland printers and allied arrived in the valley from Portland and former editor’s son, Dar.iel W. Bag The school board of the Jacksonville that an increase in th? rates now in become a roaring .urnace. The alarm ’ was given and in a short time some trades ask higher wages. Job shops were immediately boarded waiting cars shaw, Jr. school district has decided that begin effect would lie mads on August first. The new editor has recently returned ning with the fail term of school, the This increase, it is said, is made with fifteen cars and about 40 people had ask dollar an hour, and 42 hour week, for Crater cake. They made the trip from twenty-seven months service in local high school would be a complete the approval of the Federal Bureau | arrived on the scene, but no effort was l'his will force the installing of labor in eas» stages to the Lake, and were the Navv, and promises to keep the four year high school. and by direction of the Postmaster made to save the house as the fire h id saving machinery and newspapers will greatly amazed at the wonders there made much headway. However, a be reduced to tabloids. paper jp to its usual standard. of. A recent school law, passed by the General. It was also announced that The retiring editor has been in the legislature, makes it possible for the similar increases had been made on all i spray rig near the house was moved Pacific highway through Oregon to | They stayed at the lake only a short to safety after it had caurht fire and be hard surfaced 16 feet wile. newspaper game for nearly twenty county to assist in paying for the high exchanges in the state. time and then left for the Klamath was so hot that it blistered the hands years, but on account of advancing region where they visited the scene of The local division is said to have been Savings in state banks show increase sceoo) expenses, and with this help of those who moved it. The house was years, intends to retire from the busi- the lumbering operations in that coun the school board will be able to institute doing business on the wrong side of the the property of H. F. Finley of Med I of $11,328.880 for fiscal year. n ss and devoie his time entirely to the the standard school. For several years ledger for several months* and in order ford and the household effects which Pendieton American National bank ty- practice of law in this county. For the to meet the increase in wages which From there thev left for southern past the board of education has been building to be rebuilt. were all consumed in the blaze belong p-esent Mr. Bagshaw will use his California. All were loud in their praise trying to mage it possible for the local was recently made, the increase be ed to Mr. Beaulieu, who leases the Mt. Angel pushing rail extension of On gon’s hospitality, and of South present law office in the “Post” build Behool to be standardized, but up to came necessary, and it was so ordered. place. There was no insurance. with right of way committee. , ing. ern Oregon’s wonder of wonders, Among the increases made is a toll Mr. Bagshaw purchased the "Post” this time there was no possible chance on the use of the Jacksonville-Medford Highway from Roseburg to Myrtle i Crater Lake. in the spring of 1909, ana since that of doing so. line, making the minimum toll charge 1HE SUPREME COURT Point surveyed, to cost $750,000. In an interview given to a represent time has published it continuously, five cents. The toll rates are as fol Grants Pass —Group of copper mine i Ten Years Ago. through thick and thin, at times ative of the "Post” recently, W. H. lows: station to station, 10^ for five and gold claims sold for $57,001). Johnson, chairman of the local board weathering it through storms that only minutes, 5c for three minutes; Person State Supreme Court Rules The Dalles-Effort to get more farm- country newspapermen know, and that of education, stated that under the new to person, 1 Sri for three minutes, each | ers on to land in smaller holdings. Front The Jacksonville Post of law, the four year course could be only the real newspapermen can weath on Jackson County additional minute ue. Seaside —Plans completed for large instituted without making a very large er. July 31, 1909 The rates as given for Jacksonville hotel here. Cases The paper will be published under the if any change in the budget over that are: of last year. Klamath Falls to pave several streets name of D. W. Bagshaw and Son, and Business An extra teacher will be employed to ' with bitulithic. Grants Pass fixes a fee of $75 for will be edited and managed by D. W. Individual line $2.75 assist the principal, Mr. Godward. The I The Oregon Supreme Court hand-d State highway commission let 13 eon- ( base ball games within city limits. Bagshaw, Jr. Two party line 2.25 teachers for the coming term have all — How about the new state of Siskiyou? Exti nsion 1.00 down a decision granting a rehearing tracts for roads. been secured, with the exception of in the State of Oregon vs. W. E. Cushman —Delta Shingle Co. buys' A number of Jacksonville people at Suburban 10 oarty 3.50 THE SUFFRAGE AMEND- one, and the school board is now com esidence Butler. Butler was convicted of murd equipment lor logging read. tended the comic opera at Medford municating with a teacher of experience ering McDonald Ltuart, and had ap Saturday night. Manager Barnum ran individual line 2.75 Olson — Herd 106 registered Herefords MENT to fill that position. T he teachers for Two party line i a special train for their accommodation. 2.25 pealed his case to the higher court. put on Queets ranch. the next term are as follows: Principal, Four party line 1.75 , The first rehearing before the higher SJjeep shearers making $20 to $25 a • Alaska man buys option on Apple Gxiward; assistant to principal. Extension with bell .65 court was before a [department of the day. Prominent Assemblymen Mr. gate farm land Says that a fruit Miss Spulak; 7 & 8 Mrs. Hall; 3 & i court and the second rehearing will be Extensiou no bell 50 i Miss. Holmes; 1 & 2, Miss Hurst. Paving contract from Seufert to The patch in Southern Oregon is better than 3.00 ! before the entire court, in order to Suburban 10 party. Ask for Special a gold mine in the frozen north. The school building is now being Dalles awarded. break the deadlock. The feat of Louis Blériot, who sailed made ready for the opening of the fall Another case appealed from this Session. Astoria to have to new apartment accross the English Channel in an aero term of school, which will start about MINERAL BOARD MEETS county and acted upon by the higher bo"ses,t f()Ur and 8jx story. plane Monday morning, will go far to September 8 or 15. court was that of Bell Nickell vs. Effie Contract let tor Sag section of Baker- prove that the airship has come to There is much astir lately concerning May Terrill, in a suit to recover on a Relief Board Holds Sessions promissory note. The case was ap Cornucopia Post Road for $42,924.40. stay. the adoption of the amendment to the The Monday Tribune pronhesies that national constitution granting nation HAWLEY’S BILL pealed from the Circuit court of this , Albany—Prospects excellent for 1 county and the Supreme court upheld greatest building year that Albany has Jacksonville will have better roads, in Medford wide woman suffrage. The speaker of FAVORABLE the house of the Oregon Legislative better facilities for travel, etc., and the decision made by Judge Calkins. j enjoyed since 1912. Assembly has recently sent out re i Western Producers are not falling will become the home of numbers of quests to ths members of tht> Assembly Oregon Congressman’s Bill The War Reliefs Mineral commis i over themselves to support the Kenyon people engaged in business in Medford Chamberlain Boom requesting that they petition the gov sion has been holding sessions at Med bill or any bid to place big industries and states that the hills and slopes in ernor to call a special session. Given Favorable Report. ford, for the convenience of miners and I under government ownership, operation this vicinity alford excellent sites for Some time ago the governor stated mining men who have a grievance to That Oregonian dispatch from Wash , or to much regulation. Give the west residences, etc., etc. All of which is that he would call a special session of very true; Jacksonville is the best air or a complaint to make. The com- ington, announcing that a movement a free hand for development. Congressman Hawley has introduced mission is formed ot mining engineers was being launched to nominate our the legislature, provided it was petition location in the valley for a city ot ed for by the members, and provid'ng a bill into Congress providing for the and of men who are supposed to know George E. Chamberlain for president, I Powers has an auditorium costing homes and with better roads and an they would agree not to claim mileage elimination of all assessment work dur the business from the ground up, or in is creating a deal of interest. Oregon i $6000. and adequate supply of pure mountain Hood River has two new packing water will become one of the finest and pay for the time spent in session. ing the present year on all mining case of quartz mines, from the ground is intensely proud of Senator Chamber- plants for fruit crop, cost $25,000. Congressman Me Arthur recently sent claims filed on by soldier!, sailors ^nd down. residential cities in Oregon. i ■ Iain’s war record. As chairman of the requests to Governor Ulcolt, as well as marines. Bend—Experts investigating irri- A goodly number of claims were pre senate committee on military affairs Professor O’Gara reports that Jack- to the president of the senate ar.d The committee thru whose hands the sented to the commission, the amounts lie was the one outstanding democratic 'giltion reservoir 400,000 acres. son county orchards are in fine shape, speakerof the house, asking them to bill has pased, has made a favorable involved ranging from $100 to $8",000, figure in Congress in leadership for Albina shipyard gets co tract for well cared for and loaded with fruit. do their upmost towards calling a! report on it and Mr. Hawley expects which was presented by J. F. Reddy, preparedness and for adequate meas four steel vessels for Norway. special session for the purpose of rati-1 to have it passed by the House and concerning some chrome deposits in ures to prosecute the war when we Marshfield -New sawmill to be locat Camp Lewis Letter. fying the amendment. Senate. northern California. were m it. The nation at large recog ed on Coos Bay. nized the part Chamberlain was play Brownsville erecting new business ing and he was appt u led by the pa building in burnt district. Camp Lewis, Wash., July 31.—Auth triotic press throughout the country. ority has been received from the War Hood River — Contracts let for 37 Oregon also believes that Chamberlain Department to initiate educational and was right in the general substances of miles h ird surface highway. Vocational training at this camp, in ad Portland to get modern fireproof his criticisms of Secretary of War dition to the military training received. Baker. Oregon gloried in his spunk. home for abandoned children. Any young man wishing to enlist is Hood River auditorium outgrown, permitted to choose the Arm of the The strict partisans of the admini stration, especially the office-holders, new one to be built. Service in which he cares to enlist. have endeavored to make peop'e be Baker—Gold Reef Mining Co., of Any soldier, serving in whatever Arm lieve that Oregon democrats were un Cornucopia, to operate. is permitted, not required, to under favorable to Chamberlain’s activity for Bend $128,000 contract for 15'j take educational or vocational training war department reform, but the rank miles of McKenzie highway let. three hours daily during five days of and file of Chamberlain’s own party Pendleton —$9000 improvements to be the week. It is believed that educat were with him almost as strongly as ional opportunity, furnished young men ft the republicans, who in spite of parti made at Hawthorne school. who have not yet entered college <:r Portland Ry. I. & P Co. considering san considerations, recognized his learned a trade, will induce a large important power development on upper patriotism and courage. number of young men, unmarried, to As governor, George E. Chamberlain waters of Clackamas river. enter the army for the purpose of in Senator Jones of Washington has put creasing their earning capacity after demonstrated unusuai executive qualit ies. His re-election to every office he up a hard fight to save the shipboild- discharge, or for the purpose of enter held in this state indicated the regard industry on the Pacific coast. The sit ing college in a higher grade then he in which our people held him at home. uation promised disaster for the ship would otherwise enter. This education There is no reason to believe that those yards of Washington, Oregon and Cali al advantage is in additional to the same executive qualities would not be fornia saving the industry from a other privileges according soldiers of equally in evidence in the chief mag- crippling blow to 100,000 laborers. the army. The present pay and allow 2 mile ances, such as clothing, subsistence, istracy of the nation. Oregon City County paving | The democratic party has no other stretch of road. quarters, medical attention, dental > leader whose name will stir as much Gold Beach—County paving 2-mile treatment, life insurance, etc., are enthusiasm among democratic oppon stretch of road. usually estimated at $100 per month. ents of that paralyzing pacifism which Gold Be ich —Contract 1 for 8.8 miles The improvement in the character of Chamberlain di . so much to overturn, highway let for $199,840, citizenship of those young men who thes making it possible for his party to served during the war must have been Gresham New one-story brick ware become such a factor in the winning of note 1 by readers. The same improve the war. Chamberlain would be a house going up here. ment mav be gained by other young Astoria—Flouring Mill Co’s new mil) men who have not yet served in the magnet for republican votes through- the nation as he always was in Oregon, being rushed to completion. army. for he has scrupulously avoided partisan Vale - Contiact for bigJC story flour reflections on republican patriotism. mill and warehouse let. Stanfield Large building of Stanfield No such partisan performance as the Auto Co. nears completion. Stayton—Railroad activities and saw Wilson election letter can be charged mill construction planned. Ctane Oil reported struck near here. against him. Canyon City to get ice plant. Roseburg —Union Oil Co. to build All in all, it would seem that the plant here. Roaeburg —18,210 acres agriculture Chamberlain boom has elements in it that will impel serious consideration. , Gresham —Colombia Brick Works in and timber lands in Douglas county, and 74,125 acres in Coos county open to Oregon may well feel proud that her j creases capacity 25 per cent. entry. United State» senator has made such a Roseburg -California Packing Co. C.rvallis—Excavation started for record for patriotism that he is being building warehouse and packing plant, $70,COO engineering building at O. A. C_. discjssed as a presidential possibility. 1 Klamath Fall»-New hospital being Bend —Construction started on new — Oregon Voter. built here. ------------------------ Catholic church. M ilon ’o Athena highway to be pav- j Telephone Company allows back pay Astoria Work on construction of ed at once. to striking employes from June 16. n.-w main building of Astoria Paper Contract let for paving Salem to The f Pendleton —County starts highway Co’s, plant commenced. Improvements Dalles for $32*),842. ta cost $40,000. between Cabbage Hill and Kamela. "ASSURANCE GOOD BREAD ii Drifted Snow Flour Fleischman’s Compound Yeast Lewis Ulrich < NO. 1 1 JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, At G US F 2. 19.9 General Merchandise Jacksonville II ft Oregon