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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUN7 Y. OREGON, JULY 9. 1921
Brief News Items of the Stat
At the County Court House! Ashland Celebration
Pert Paragraphs About Pubic People
Pronounced Success üjin£s in Neighboring Communities
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County Court.
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PRINEVILLE—A recent visit of I
John L. Karnopp of Portland, presi-
dent of the newly organized Bank of
Prineville, has disclosed the fact that
the bank contemplates placing dairy
cows with the farmers cf Crook coun­
ty at cost price, with liberal terms.
Behind the Bars
ters, vice-president ot the atewart
Fruit company, have speni the part
few days in the valley examining the
apples and pears on the trees
Both look for an exceptionally
good pear crop next tall and a good
ipple market The Stewart Co., win
the Rogue River district ot the Oro-
gon Growers' association.
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HOOD RIVER—Timothy Newell,
upper valley orchardiat, who has
been working the last two years on
mprovements for un apple-grading
machine, has put out a model tor this
year that is attracting widespread
attention.
The apples feed on a wide endless
belt of rollers that constantly turn
over, allowing sorters to see all parts
of the apples and to detect any de­
fects. The perfect fruit is carried
by belts to cups that size them ac-
curately by a system of counter-
weights.
Mr. Newell» who will placo the
machine on the market In all nortb-
west fruit districts, has arranged for
manufacture In Portland.
An oyer-.vh -lining majority of th-? Mary, aborigines of the vuiley were
County court;' with all members
W. L. Carroll, said to be a deserter people of Jackson County will sub­ represented by Col II- H Sargent, W. ■
present, held its regular monthly meet from the United States army is one
A. Bishop, Mrs. Sargent and Ralph
ing for the transaction of routine busi­ of the new boarders at the Hotel Ter­ scribe to the statement that Ashland’s Bailey.
observance of our natal holiday this
ness and payment of bills Wednesday rill this week.
Am.ng other conspicuous floats was
year was one of the beet, if n st the
and Thursday ot this week.
ihat of the Native Daughters society |
I F. A. Mulligan, former station agent yerj best 4th o! July celebrations he'd of this city. It was beautifully dec- I
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Improvement work of considerable of the Southern Pacific Ry. Co. at l in the valley. A record attendance of I
»rated with bunting and was occupied
MARSHFIELD—C. Yamato of Ko-
magnitude started last year on the Talent was apprehended by an official representative people from all parts of
by several members of the society.
I be, Japan, and S. Takahata of Spo-
road between Reese creek and Butte of the company and lodged in the the county, perfect weather, a total I
Central Poin*, Talent, Phoenix. Med­ kan. Wash., have completed a survey
Falls was resumed the first of the county bastile on a charge of grand lack of accidents, a mammo'h. epee- !
ford and »therti vni of the cointy, as of local white cedar possibilities in
month, a complete road grading outfit larceny the latter part of last week.
tacular psrad*, spurts, speeches and i
well as a number of busines, house« Coos and Curry counties and depart­
under charge of John Allen, supervisor
exercises, ending with a magnificent
were in line with splendid entries. In ed for Seattle wash. Mr Yamato is
J. L. Burke is another new guest of display of fireworks, cam billed to Make
of road district 9 being employed.
fact, so keen was the cimpe'ition that
owner of six or seven lumber branch­
Jailor
Bert
L.
Moses
at
the
county
jail.
$20,000, a large percentage of which is
the day perfectly enjoyable and long
the judges, consisting of Mrs. Delbert
es in Japan and his inspection of this
from the Market Road Fund, will be ' Burke, who was arrested by Officer to be remembered.
Fehl a d R W. Ruhl of Medford,
expended on the highway between j Adams of Medford on a forgery charge
The Jackson county parade was easily [ Judge Gilmore of Rogue River, Judge district was for the purpose of con­
Reese creek and the foot of Rocky , is said to be a deserter from Uncle the principal feature of the day. Led I Watson of Gold H 11 and Tom Fulton tracting for a regular monthly iup-
Hill. It is expected that work will be Sam's fighting forces.
by a beautifully decorated car, eccupied of Jacksonville found considerable dif­ , ply of 106,000 feet ot Port Orford
completed this fall.
by
Miss Mollie Britt of this city, who I ficulty in deciding upon the following ! cedar logs.
Jailor Iiert L. Moses denies the pub­
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superbly
represented the Goddess of ist of prize winners:
Material is on the ground and pre­ lished rejiorl that prisoners in the
Liberty, the train of tloats presented
MEDFORD—J. S. Vilas, one of the
Parade, 1st prize, $100, Jacksonvil'e,
parations are being made to repair the county jail were placed on short ra­
a spectacle that drew repeated applause 2nd p ize, $59, Talent 3rd prize, $25, best known ranchers of the Rogue
Sardine Creek bridge on the Pacific I tions Sunday and Monday. Hotel de
River valley, was killed instantly
Highway preparatory to surfacing that I Terrill is famous for its good eats ano from the throng of spectators lining Phoenix.
the sidewalks and occupying every
Stunts, l’t prize, $25, Talent or bust. Tuesday when a rifle he was cleaning
all the regular boarders are fat and
structure.
vantage point along the line A march. 2nd prize, $15, Th. 4i‘ers 3rd prize $10, [ at his home, six miles north of Med*
frisky.
The Jacksonville float, which won Dempsey and Maddox.
James Rhoten of Gold Hill and John
| ford, exploded, the ball passing thru
LIVING
the capital prize of $100, was the ob­
Industrial flea's, 1st pr ze, $15, Ash- his heart.
Flnry of Medford, two boys of tender
years, have been found incorrigable The iqiser thinks he's living when he’s ject of much admiring comment and land Lumber Co. 2nd prize, $10. Ash-
Mr. Vilas was relative of the late
Mrs. Sargent, Mayor Emil Britt, John , land Nat.
hoarding up his gold,
by Juvenile Judge Gardner and sen­
Senator Vilas of Wisconsin, and be­
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Best band, prize, $50, D. O. K K. fore coming to Medford, 15 years
tenced to the s^ate reform school at The soldier thinks it living when he's F. Miller. W. A. Bishop and other
SALEM
—
During
the
members of the committee having the band of Medford.
: ago was a prosperous paper manufac­
doing something bold,
Salem. Assessor J. B. Coleman was
days
in
July
the
secretary
of state is-
The
work
of
prepairing
Jacksonville
’
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ent
­
sailor
thinks
it
living
to
be
tossed
Mist un'que musical feature, $25, turer in the east. He leaves a wid­
deputized to take the youthful culprits
sued approximately 2500 motor ve-
ry in charge are to be congratulat?d I G. A. K. fi.'e a id drum.
upon the sea,
north Thursday evening and during
ow and three children.
hide llcenses. according to a report
his stay at the state capital transacted And upon this very subject no two on then- efforts. The float represented | U-M’ di-s.-ctei store or residence, i
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filed by the official yesterday. Au-
first discovery of gold in Jacksonville j McGee’s, Ashland.
men of us agree.
business connected with his office.
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PORTLAND—A tabulation ot the toinobile owners making applications
But I hold to the opinion, as I walk in 1851 and wac appropriately decorat i Other pro nin mt features of the day
ed with evergreen boughes and flowers. : were th: Thye-Hand wrestling match, bids received by the United States for licenses between July 1 and Jan­
my way along,
Cluggage and Poole, the first gold [ won by Thye, and thrilling aerial stunts forest service for the construction of uary 1 are required to i ay qnly half
That
living's
made
of
laughter
and
County Clerk’s Office
a highway to the Oregon Caves in of the annual fee. All licenses
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seeker? and Chief John an 1 Pri iceis | by Aviator Panghorn.
good fellowship and song.
Josephine county shows that the low­ pire on January 1.
The Medford Irrigation District iti
est bidder on all items is John Hamp­
issuing many warrants at present, the I wouldn't call it living to be always
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shire of Grants Pass. Ills bid was
work of which falls ujton the county
seeking gold,
citizenship
ASHLAND—The
$126,862.
clerk's office. The largest warrant To bank all the pleasant gladness for
Jackson county gathered hero for
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issued, for the sum of $132,507.00, is
the days when I'll be old.
California's first car load of Bart- j The excess of hay in Jackson coun­
monster cooperative patriotic cele-
drawn in payment for construction I wouldn't call it living to spend all letts, loaded
ROSEBURG
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A
crew
of men left
today, is enroute east, t ty
y this
tills year over livestock on the
brution.
The parade was one ot the
work on the company's canals.
my strength for fame, ■
according to telegraphic information farms to consume it presents an un- tor Wolf creek ranger station to In­
And forego the matty pleasures which received here by the Oregon Growers bnlanc-ed condition that is not at nil stall a large radio station for use in longest and most elaborate ever stag­
As a result of the county court,
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■* | favorable for the prosperity * of the the forest fire patrol. It was origi­ ed in Southern Oregon.
today are mine to claim,
association from the
Stewart
circuit court and grand jury all being I wouldn't for
the splendor of the company. Within a week thq picking [community.
nally intended to locate the station
Jacksonville led the parade with
In session, the clerk's office was a
The county agent’s office is now
season will be in full swing throughout
world set out to roam,
carrying on an inquiry in other coun- at Big Camas, but, because of the Miss Britt, a native daughter, rep­
hive of industry this week.
river district.
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And forsake my laughing children and the Sacramento
,
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il's ill
in an effort to locate surplus difficulty in getting the batteries in
Despite the fact that the cannery —
Mtl)(
.k j for
ol. sali
the peace I know at home.
oc-k
sale, . especially dairy ani­ and out for recharging, the change resenting the Goddess ot Liberty,
Miss Ruberia Pearce has resumed
price in California nas been fixed al'mals.
Any otic that
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mals.- • Any
followed by a pioneer float.
The
her position in the clerk's office after
was decided upon.
i Oh! the thing that I call living isn't $61.75 f.o.b. growers' shipping point,'' buying stock to market this hay thru
"the Call-1
a vacation of a week spent at her
Phoenix float was an oil derrick, lift­
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says the Oregon Growers, "the
Cali-[should get in touch with this office,
gold or fame at al),
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home at Eagle Point.
fornia distributors
withdrawn ! On account of cheap hay in other
MEDFORD—New feature? of Cra­ ing the traditional bird from its
It's fellowship and sunshine and it's f.o.b. quotations on eastern shipments.•1,11 alith-s the demand for good dairy
ter Lake this season include a barber ashes. Mayor Gates led Medford, fol-
Six weeks ago feelers were quoted outi1'”*" "***
*" ,'x,'e*,s °f the supply,
roses by the wall;
shop in the hotel, the serving of fresh j iuwe(| by the D. O. K. K. band and a
. he.
w,,uld
School Supt’s Office.
It’s evenings glad with music and a on California Bartletts at $2.00 per box
fratcir mice
lake noai.
float, The Talent float
f.o.b. Eastern buyers quickly snapped farmer« who will want «to. k and ai- milk and cream from the Crater Lake , [ c.racer
hearth fire that's ablaze,
About twenty-five of the rural
* carried a complete farming scene.
And the joys which come to mortals up everything? offered at this price. , rangement« will be made for the pur- company's own herd of Jersey cows,
schools have reported that teachers
and the keeping of saddle horses for | The Shriners' patrol and other orders
Later quotations of $2.25 met with chase and selection of same,
in a thousand different ways.
arc engaged for the fall term. Three
similar results and still later quota
hire.
i and organizations took purt and Ash-
It
is
laughter
and
contentment
and
the
s<J[ools. knowing just the experienced
tions of $2.50 found many buyers
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land, as hostess city, came lust with
struggle for a goal—
teacher they wanted, have contracted
Sensing better prices, the distributors
The savage who first lit a fire with ..MEDFORD—Enthusiastic over the u big entry of floats and private cars.
It is everything that's needful in the on Monday withdrew all quotations
for $1200 per year. One school pays
Jess Winburn, who initiated th*
dry stick and dry leaves remains superb quality of the bumper apple
shaping of a soul. J. R. O'D.
and no pears are being offered at this [
$1170.
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county parade and gave $400 in rush
crop
in
prospect
for
the
Rogue
river
unknown,
and
the
individual
who
in
­
time."
“Although he estimates that 90 perl vented or introduced or inflicted the valley, and bringing an abundance of prizes, rode with the horseback rid-
Experienced and successful teachers
' ers. The babies of the county ware
seem not over abundant, nor are sal­ Firsj Woman Guest at Crater Lake cent of the California .onnage will be j world with the hot air or steam rad­ marketing information us to the ap­
......7. inevidence
!r.
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ple
situation
in
general
V/.
H.
Stew-
niuch
on gaily 2 streaming
shipped
east,
W.
H.
Stewart,
president
,
aries being lowered in many of our
of the Stewart Fruit company predicts iator is equally obscure.
president, and George A. Char- 1 ..
floats.
schools. In fact, several schools are
CRATER LAKE, Ore., - July 5.— good prices for Rogue River Bartletts.
paying more than last year, while oth­
Lake and El Dorado counties were
ers are only holding to the better (Special)—Lydia Sturtevant of 2186 badly cleaned up by y.osts,” Stewart
Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, Calif., has
AS
schedule established ä year ago.
been a guest at Crater Lake lodge for declares.* "The Suisun district has
several days. She was the first wom­ less than one-third of a crop. Mich­
A state committee has been appoint- an to make the descent to the lake igan and New York peaches are neg­
ed to prepare a plan for teaching Oré­ this year and the first woman to ligible. These are the districts that
gon history in our scl^ools. This teach­ catch fish in the lake. The trail is in the past have given the most active
not open and those daring enough to
ing our boys and girls more about our go to the water’s edge have had to
... competition to the Rogue River Bart­
state will surely lead to a- patriotic climb down the face of the cliffs letts.
"California's river tonnage does not
where one mis-step meant
death.
love for Oregon.
Only a few experienced men climbers conflict with the southern Oregon
Quite in connection with the Oregon have made the trip.
pears. Their season will be over and I
history plan goes the organizing of a
There Is constant danger of snow­ they will lie cleaned up before your
_____ It looks like
local history society in Jackson coun­ slides and rock' slides and one of the first car hits Chicago.
ty. We feel that our lioys and girls latter caught the Sturtevant party, Rogbe River ]>earB will have but little
bombarding them with small rocks,
can help collect local history material but fortunately not lasting long. Tlie competition this fall.”
in every district in our county, and are trail to the lake will be shoveled out
SAI.EM, Ore. July 7.—Members
wishing each teacher to encourage within a few days so that all the
guests at the lodge can go to the of the World War veterans state aid
getting accounts of early days from lake if they wish without danger.
cor.imiss'on will meet in the executive
the older people who will not be long
Miss Sturtevant favored the other
offices here Friday to consider plans
among us.
guests with two beautiful songs dur-
for putting the soldiers’ bonus law
ing the evening when the hundred or
,
more, who are staying at the lodge, Into operation.
Captain Harry Brumbaugh, secre­
gathered around the open fireplace.
When asked how Crater Lake com­ tary of the commission has sent word
pared with other wonderful places, that he will arrive in Salem Thus-
Miss Sturtevant had seen in her va­ day night or Friday morning to take
rious operatic tours, she said: ‘Crater up his duties. It was said here to­
Lake can not be compared to any day that as soon as machinery for
other lake. It is a wonder by itself.
1 heard someone today try to compare carrying out the act is provided, ap­
it to Lake Tahoe. It can't be done. plications for loans and cash bonuses
They can't be compared any more will be entertained.
Big Hay Crop
CaL Pears Shipped
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COFFEE
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li
it
fll
h
M. J. B
LUC
STRIKE
“ITS TOASTED
Cigarette
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike Is the
toasted cigarette.
45CtS.
than the Yosemite and the Yellow­
stone can be compared. There is only
one Crater Ixtke.”
The road to Crater Lake is open to
within a quarter of a mile of the
lodge, and it is hoped to have the
road open in a day or at the motit
two days.
New- people registered at
are Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Conner and
family of Medford and C. I. Ding-
felder from New York city.
SALEM, Ore., July 7.—Engineers
in the employ ot the city of Portland
are in Salem today and will pass the
next week here investigating Tec'rils
in the offices of the public, service
commlMion preparatory to the re­
hearing of the Pacific Teiphone nnd
Telegraph rate case which has been
set for July 18. Although not vet
definitely decided, it la expected that
the hearing will be held in Salem,
Employes of the public service
commission also have been gathering
SALEM, Ore., July 7.—Fire pre­ data to be used in connection wtlh
vention is to be made a permanent the re-hearlng.
study in the schools ot Oregon, ac­
cording to announcement today by
There are all
J. A. Churchill, state superintendent^
of public instruction. The course ax J protect the cattle
■prepared by Horace Sykes, deputy i ! packers, protect
fire marshal, is now being mailedto handle the cattle
kinds ot plans to
raisers, protect the
the' railroads who
and the meat, but
1 lb. Tin
XalClub
Larger Sizes Cheaper
Lewis Ulrich
fli
ill
H
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Pioneer Merchant
Jacksonville
Oregon