Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, July 13, 1923, Image 2

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    purchase price, with an additional sum
of one-fifth of 1% thereof, being com­
missions allowed, must be deposited
at time of sale, money to be returned
if sale is not approved, otherwise pat­
eut will issue for the timber which
must be removed within ten years,
Bids will be received from citizens of
Washington, D. C.—Action of the
the United States, associations of such
French chamber of deputies in voting
citizens and corporations organized un­
der the laws of the United States, or
ratification of the four-power pact
any State, Territory or District there­
Brief Resume Most Important treaty, coupled with the favorable vote Patriotic Body Is Headed by of only. Upon application of a qualified
purchaser the timber on any legal sub­
last week on the naval pact, caused
division will be offered separately be­
General Dawes.
Daily News Items.
gratification in official circles here
fore being included in any offer of a
Monday, although some regret was evi­
larger unit.
T. 15 S., R. 2 W., Sec. 35, SEU
denced at the forecast that the three
SW>4, fir 2650 M., cedar 20 M.; SWU
other Washington treaties would not
SEU, fir 2000 M„ cedar 20 M.; SEU
be put through at once.
SE'a, fir 1700 M., cedar 30 M., hem-
The five treaties negotiated at the
lock 20 M.; SWU
I
NEU. Hr 1050
M , cedar 150 M., hemlock 50 M.;
arms conference are independent docu­
rone of the timber on these tracts
Events of Noted People, Governments ments, but to a certain degree they Non-Partisan Group of Public-Spirited to
be sold for less than $1.75 per
were designed to supplement each
M. for the fir and $1.00 per M.
Citizens to Weed Out All
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
other and to extend the effectiveness
lor the cedar and hemlock. T. 16
Regligious Prejudices.
Things Worth Knowing.
S. R. 1 W„ Sec. 3, SE% NEU, fir
of the general plan contemplated by
1610 M.; SWU NEU. fir 1390 M.;
the conference for removing probable
NW >4 SEU, fir 1090 M.; NEU SEU.
causes of war. Although there will be
fir 1500 M.; Sec. 25, SWU SWU. fir
The federal government has thrown no barrier to putting into effect the
Chlcago.—Born of a patriotic idea 3200 M.; SEU SWU. fir 3300 M.;
naval treaty and the Pacific pact, even a little more than two months ago, the SWU SEU. fir 3000 M.; SEU SEU,
up its hands in the case of Major Alex-
fir 2800 M.; none of the timber on
though French ratification of the other
Minute Men of the Constitution, a non­ these sections to be sold for less than
ander P. Cronkhite, who was killed
treaties is delayed, the result of that
$1.75 per M.
under mysterious circumstances at
delay may be to develop a somewhat partisan organization of public-spirit­
T. 16 S., R. 1 E„ Sec. 31, Lot 1, fir
Camp Lewis, Washington, in 1918, and peculiar situation.
ed citizens, working in the interest of 2450 M., hemlock 175 M.; Lot 2, fir
will prosecute the matter no further.
The Chinese treaties, one dealing good government and the upholding of 1650 M., hemlock 275 M.; none of the
timber on these lots to be sold for
One man died and six were report­ with customs matters in China and
American principles and traditions, less than $1.75 per M. for the fir and
ed to be in u serious condition from the other with political questions
$1.00 per M. for the hemlock.
heat prostration suffered in cantaloupe there, were worked out as a very vital has grown with remarkable rapidity
T. 17 S„ R. 7 W„ Sec. 31; SEU
in
Illinois
and
is
spreading
to
adja
­
NEU. fir 1800 M., not to be sold for
fields near Calexico, Cal., last week, element in the project of assuring
less than $2.50 per M.
when the apex of a heat wave was peace in the Pacific. It was through cent states.
T. 21 S., R. 1 W„ Sec. 35, SWU
Care is taken to examine the stand­
reached with a temperature of 116 de­ these pacts that the conference dele­
ing and records of all applicants for NEU, fir 800 M.; NEU NWU. fir 750
grees.
M.; NWU NWU. fir 1600 M.; SEU
gates hoped to iron out causes of in­
membership, but more than 20,000 per NWU. fir 1000 M.; SWU NWU. fir
ternational friction in China and to
“Two million children were prevent­
sons are now enrolled in northern 850 M.; none of the timber on these
make less likely clashes of interest in
ed by American women from entering
Illinois. In the course of a year it tracts to be sold for less than $1.75
the far east that might lead to war.
the world last year," Bishop Sigismund
is believed the membership in this per M.
T. 18 S., R. 6 W., Sec. 3, fractional
This aspect of the situation is re­
Waltz, the former spiritual teacher of
state will exceed 100,000, a compact, NEU NWU. fir 390 M.; fractional
garded as of importance at this time
Emperor Charles, told a big clerical
brainy, driving force that must be NWU NWU. fir 375 M.; none of the
in view of the disturbed conditions
and monarchistlc gathering in Vienna
taken into consideration in campaigns timber on these tracts to be sold for
D. E. HARDMAN, Prop.
in China, where the power of the
recently.
and at all times. Sponsors of the or­ less than $2.00 per M.
T. 21 S., R. 5 W., Sec. 33, SWU
central government has been greatly
There was widespread property dam­ weakened and bandit outrages have ganization declare it will become a pow­ NWU, red fir 350 M„ yellow fir 200
age but no loss of life in the recent become numerous. It is felt that pro­ erful national body iu the course of M.; none of the timber on this tract
to be sold for less than $2.00 per M.
typhoon that swept the Philippine is­ clamation of the Washington treaties five years.
T. 27 S., R. 11 W„ Sec. 7, NEU
The
election
of
men
to
congress
lands, according to reports coming in might have some effect toward stabil­
NEU. fir 2100 M., hemlock 60 M.;
and
and other positions of trust who are none of the timber on this tract to be
from different provinces.
Roads, izing the situation.
in sympathy with American tradl- sold for less than $2.50 per M. for
bridges and lines of communication
For a somewhat different reason
tions, ethics and principles and who the fir and $.50 per M. for the hem­
suffered most.
the delay over the submarine and
have the nerve to stand for these lock.
T. 30 S., R. 12 W„ Sec. 29, NEU
Same Old Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The 700 Russian refugees who re­ gas warfare treaty is a cause of re­ things.
SWU. fir 425 M., white cedar 290 M.;
cently arrived at Shanghai from Vladi­ gret to officials here. It had been
The right of men to engage in col­ none of the timber on this tract to
Main Street,
JACKSONVILLE, ORE
vostok, via Gensan, Korea, will not be hoped at the time of the Washington lective bargaining and the equal right be sold for less than $2.00 per M. for
permitted to come to the Philippines, conference that the doctrines laid of any and every man to work and the fir and $5.00 per M. for the white
as were their compatriots, who recent­ down in that treaty as binding upon support his family, free of interfer­ cedar.
T. 37 S„ R. 7 W„ Sec. 1, SWU
ly left Manila for the United States, the signatories could be extended ence by other men.
SEU. sugar pine 100 M., yellow pine
without
delay
to
all
other
nations,
according to a statement by Governor-
The rigid suppression of anarchy in 40 M„ red fir 370 M.; SEU SWU.
adding a new chapter to international
sugar pine 50 M., yellow pine 230 M„
General Wood.
any form or color, from the blood-red red fir 160 M.; Sec. 13, Lot 6, red fir
law. That world progress cannot go
Russian bolshevik to the pale pink 800 M.; none of the timber on these
Robert Crozier Scott, playwright and
forward, however, until the treaty has
tracts to be sold for less than $3.50
parlor socialist.
scenario writer, was found dead in his been ratified.
at
Strict enforcement for all laws that per M. for the yellow and sugar pine
room in Los Angeles Wednesday, his
The submarine provisions of the
and $1.25 per M. for the red fir.
make for the general good of the pub-
throat having been cut. The police
T. 35 S., R. 3 E„ Sec. 5, NEU SWU.
treaty probably are of greater impor­
lie; the bringing about of a general sugar pine 60 M., yellow pine 160 M„
pronounced it a case of suicide and
tance to Great Britain than to the
red
and yellow fir 670 M„ white fir
said they found papers in the room other signatories because of her geo­ respect for law and order, and the
W. W. GREEN, Prop
disciplining of foreign and native agi­ 40 M„ cedar 40 M.; NWU SWU. sugar
showing that Scott's wife had filed a
graphical situation, It is to be recall­
pine 90 M., yellow pine 220 M., red
tators
who
teach
disregard
for
every
­
suit for divorce.
at the
and yellow fir 960 M., white fir 50
cd that the British delegations at the
thing Americans stand for.
M.; SWU SWU. sugar pine 80 M.,
Moving and all kinds of
The Italian cabinet has decided to conference sought to outlaw sub-
The weeding out of all religious pre­ yellow pine 310 M., red and yellow fir
abolish the ministries of industry, pub­ marines entirely, The Root resolu- judice and persecutions because of 450 M.. white fir 20 M., cedar 10 M.;
freight handled.
SEU SWU. sugar pine 90 M., yellow
lic works and commerce, replacing lions embodied in the submarine and religious beliefs.
pine
310
M.,
red
and
yellow
fir
1040
M.,
gas
warfare
treaty
were
written
for
them with a single portfolio of national
Brigadier-General Charles Dawes of white fir 20 M., cedar 50 M.; NEU
economy, says a Rome dispatch, The the purpose of finding a compromise “Hell an’ Maria" fame, and who stood SEU. sugar pine 80 M., yellow pine 30
ground
in
which
naval
opinion
of
all
correspondent says it Is hoped the coti­
the loafing, wasteful departments at M., red and yellow fir 1310 M., white
fir 100 M„ cedar 140 M.; NWU SEU.
solidation will effect a saving of se V- the powers could combine.
Washington on their heads, is the sugar pine 60 M„ yellow pine 130 M.
oral million lire yearly.
originator and head of the Minute red and yellow fir 1140 M., white fir
Hippopotamus Is Killed.
120 M„ cedar 60 M.; SWU SEU. sugar
Ferdinand Kutz of Chicago had
Men.
pine 20 M„ yellow pine 160 M„ red
Cincinnati.—The person who threw
never seen a parrot and when a large
The banner county of Oregon
A modern town of GOO people,
and yellow fir 1100 M., white fir 50 M.,
green bird spoke to him from a tree, the tennis ball into the cage of “Zee- BOSS IS MURDEDER
cedar 40 M.; SEU SEU. sugar pine —which captures nearly all the is the county seat of Jackson
he thought evil spirits were about, so koe,” gigantic hippopotamus at the
SAYS FLORIDA JURY 190 M., yellow pine 280 M., red and prizes at the state fairs—has a county and is situated in the
yellow fir 560 M„ white fir 20 M„
hastened in tho house for his gun and zoo, caused the death of that animal,
cedar 100 M.; none of the timber on
sliot tho green "devil.” Mrs. Bertha famous as the largest specimen of its
Lake City, Fla. — Thomas Walter these tracts to be sold for less than population of about 25,000 hap­ most fertile and productive por­
Flugge, owner of the escaped parrot, kind in captivity in America. This Higginbotham was late Saturday found $1.50 per M. for the red and yellow py and prosperous people and tion of the famous Rogue River
had him fined $5 and costs.
fact was revealed at a post mortem. guilty of the murder of Martin Tabert fir and cedar, $3.50 per M. for the enjoys the distinction of having Valley—correctly termed
the
The tennis ball was found wedged in of North Dakota in the second degree sugar and yellow pine, and $1.00 per
the most delightful and health­ “Italy of America.” The town
Jack Dempsey, the man killer from
M.
for
the
white
fir.
the huge beast's stomach, where it by a jury here. The jury was out one
T. 35 S„ R. 3 E„ Sec. 17, SWU ful climate in America—not is beautifully located in a cove
Manassa, is a man killer no longer.
formed a fatal obstruction.
hour and 20 minutes.
NWU. yellow pine 485 M„ red fir 185
He retained his world's championship
even excelled in Southern Cali­ at the base of magnificent pine­
The animal, which weighted about
Higginbotham was sentenced to 20 M„ white fir 85 M.; NWU SWU, yel­
against Tommy Gibbons, the St. l’aul
2>i tons, was valued at $5000, but was years’ imprisonment. He was releas­ low pine 95 M„ sugar pine 15 M., red fornia. No county in tlic west­ clad mountains and is sur­
challenger at Shelby, Mont., Wednes­
considered as being worth many times ed on $10,000 bond pending hearing of fir 625 M„ white fir 90 M.; SWU ern country is richer in re­ rounded by the finest irrigated
SWU. yellow pine 355 M„ red fir 480
day afternoon, but it was by the un­
that sum as an attraction at the zoo. appeal.
M„ white fir 70 M.; NEU SEU. yellow sources—the principal ones be­ alfalfa farms and fruit orchards
satisfactory margin of a referee's de­
"Zeekoe's” life was impaired on pre­
pine 465 M., sugar pine 100 M.. red
The
former
convict-whipping
boss
cision at the end of the 15th round.
ing farming, stockraising, dairy­ in the entire country. The town
vious occasions by some thoughtless was accused of having caused the fir 390 M„ white fir 65 M.; NWU
SEU. yellow pine 290 M., sugar pine
Notwithstanding the unexpected im­ visitor permitting him to swallow a death of Tabert as the result of a 50 M„ red fir 390 M., white fir 30 M.; ing, fruit, alfalfa, lumbering, is five miles west of Medford, a
provement in the financial condition woman's mesh handbag. In addition beating administered while the North SWU SEU. yellow pine 60 M., sugar gold, silver and copper mining, modern city of 8000 people,
of the treasury. Senator Smoot, re­ to the tennis ball, a number of pennies Dakotan was serving a term in the pine 10 M„ red fir 835 M., white fir cement, marble, lime, etc. This with which it is connected by a
M.; SEU SEU. yellow pine 160
publican, Utah, who will be the new also were revealed in the stomach.
Putnam Lumber company convict­ 65
M„ sugar pine 5 M., red fir 790 M., county, which lies in the south­ steam and electric railroad and
chairman of the senate finance com­
leased camp. The trial consumed 13 white fir 65 M.; Sec. 19, NEU NEU. western part of the state, ad­ splendid highway. The altitude
Fight Promoter Closes His Bank.
mittee. said Tuesday that he does not
days.
yellow pine 390 M.. sugar pine 10 M„
joins California and is a happy of the town is 1568 feet and
believe that any general downward
The death of Tabert finally resulted red fir 260 M.. white fir 30 M.; See.
Great Falls, Mont. — The Stanton
21.
NWU
NEU.
sugar
pine
25
M..
yel
­
medium between the extremely there arc no extremes in heat
revision of taxes is Justified in the Trust & Savings bank of Great Falls, in an investigation of the whole con-
low pine 175 M., red fir 70 M.; SWU
next session of congress.
wet
climate of the north coast or cold. The annual rainfall is
of which George H. Stanton, one of the vict-leasing system and its abolish­ NEU. yellow pine 220 M.. red fir 485
M.. white fir 50 M.; NEU NWU, and the dry desert climate of about 25 inches — there being
ment
by
the
Florida
legislature.
That
men
who
assisted
in
financing
the
When a pressing machine in a tailor
yellow pine 115 M . red fir 120 M„
shop blazed tip suddenly an employe Dempsey Gibbons fight at Shelby July body also prohibited corporal punish­ white fir 35 M.; SEU NWU. yellow California—being the most per-1 little or no snow in the valley.
ment.
Before
the
Florida
legislature
4.
is
president,
closed
its
doors
Mon
­
picked up a bucket of gasoline, believ­
pine 5 M., red fir 885 M., white fir 90 feet climate found on the west­ A more healthful place could
ing it to be water, poured the oil on day morning at 11 o'clock when it was convened the senate of North Daketa M.: NEU SEU. yellow pine 435 M., ern continent.
not be found.
red fir 370 M„ white fir 75 M.; NWU
I
the machine and started a fire which unable to liquidate Its obligations at adopted a memorial asking the Flor­ SEU. yellow pine 240 M., red fir 635
ida
lawmakers
to
investigate
the
death
virtually wiped out Orangefield, Texas, the local clearing house. The closing
M., white fir 150 M.; Sec. 25, NEU
a village in the Orange oil field. Thir­ was voluntary, and State Superintend­ of Tabert.
SWU. yellow pine 275 M„ red fir 385
M.; NWU SWU. yellow pine 500 M..
teen buildings were consumed. The ent of Hanks Skelton arrived herb to
sugar pine 5 M ., red fir 260 M.; SW',4 County Official Directory Jackson County Lawyers
The Black Letter Type.
take charge.
loss Is estimated at $50,000.
The black letter was first employed SWU. yellow pine 820 M.; SEU SW
Mr. Stanton stated after the bank
yellow pine 395 M.. sugar pine 5 M„
State Senator—Geo W Dunn, Ash­
MEDFORD
Testimony tending to show that the closed that the bank was solvent, but in printed books in the middle of the red fir 160
M ; Sec. 27, NE’J SW’i. land.
C. M. Thomas, Cir. Judge, Medford Bldg.
whipping given Martin Tabert. North that it was impossible to procure Fifteenth century. The first types yellow pine 10 M.. sugar pine 10 M.,
Joint Representative—Chas F Hop­ M Purdin, Medford bldg.
Gus Newbury and son Donald, Medford
Dakota youth was "within the law,” money to meet the concern's obliga­ were Gothic. Pliny's "Natural His­ red fir 765 M.: NW’4 SW't. sugar kins, Roseburg.
Bldg.
County Representatives — John H
was introduced by the defense Tues­ tions.
tory,” printed in 1469, was printed in pine 5 M., red fir 820 M., white fir 45
E. H. Hurd, Medford Bldg.
M.; SWU SWU. red fir 935 M„ white Carkin and Ralph Cowgill ot Medford. Lincoln
McCormack, First Nat Bk bldg.
day In the trial of Thomas Walter Hig­
The bank's statement, issued in re­ Roman type.
Circuit Judge—C M Thomas.
fir 65 M.; SEU SWU. yellow pine
John H Carkin, First National Bank bldg.
ginbotham, former convict whipping sponse to a former call on June 30,
G M Roberts, Medford Nat. Bank bldg.
15 M., sugar pine 20 M., red fir 680
Pros. Attorney—Rawles Moore.
Rawles Moore, District Attorney, Medford
County Judge—G A Gardner.
boss at Lake City, Fla., charged with showed resources of $1,174.428, with NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN­ M.; NEU SEU. yellow pine 40 M.
Bldg.
sugar pine 30 M . red fir 370 M.; NWU
Commissioners—Victor Bursell and James F. Fliegel, Old P. O. bldg.
the murder of Tabert. The state is deposits of approximately $600.000.
MENT TIMBER
SEU. yellow pine 110 M.. red fir 550 Geo Alford.
Porter J Neff, Medford Nat. Bank bldg.
contending Tabert died after being
General Land Office, Washington, D. C.
E E Kelly, Medford Nat l Bank Bldg.
Clerk—Chauncey Florey.
M.. white fir 40 M.; SWU SEU. yel­
June 6, 1923.
W S Crowell, Medford Nat. Bank bldg.
struck 75 to 119 times by Higgin­
Sheriff—C E Terrill.
low pine 60 M.. sugar pine 35 M . red
1300 Bottles Seized.
H
K Hanna, Old P. O. Bldg.
Notice is hereby given that subject fir 620 M.. white fir 60 M.; SEU SEU.
Assessor—J B Coleman.
botham.
F. M. Calkins, Old P. O. Bldg.
Honolulu.—Customs officers here an­ to the conditions and limitations of yellow pine 160 M.. sugar pine 20 M..
Treasurer—A C Walker.
T W Miles, Jackson County Bank bldf.
Babies in New York city have a nounced Monday they had seized ap­ the acts of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 218), red fir 625 M.. white fir 35 M ; none
School Supt—Susanne Homes Carter F J Newman, Palm bldg.
N W Borden, Palm bldg.
Coroner
—
John
A
Perl.
of
the
timber
on
these
sections
to
be
February
26,
1919
(40
Stat..
1179),
and
better chance than those in a larger proximately 1300 bottles of liquor from
Winfield R Gaylord, Palm bldg.
Health Officer—Dr W P Holt.
E A and Charles Reames, Liberty bldg.
number of smaller cities, the American ships docked here since the United June 4. 1920 (4 Stat , 758). and De­ sold for less than $3.75 per M. for
O C Boggs, old postoffice bldg.
partmental regulations of September the yellow and sugar pine. $1.50 per
Frank De Souza, Liberty bldg.
Child Health association declares. States supreme court's ruling apply­ 15. 1917 (46 L. D.. 447), and June 22, M. for the red and yellow fir and
Glenn O Taylor, J P and City Judge,
Cities in the 250,000 class with the ing to liquor on foreign ships became 1920 (47 L. D„ 411), the timber on $1.00 per M. for the white fir.
City Directory
Federal bldg.
the following lands will be sold July
T. 39 S.. R. 5 E.. Sec 17, NE >4
H A Canady, old P O bldg.
Mayor—Emil Britt.
lowest rates of infant mortality ac­ effective.
B. F. Lindas, Liberty Bldg.
SW >4
Councilmen—Chester Wendt, Peter W
cording to the report are: Seattle,
Of the amounts seized, 900 bottles 20, 1923. at 10 o'clock A. M . at public NWU. yellow pine 650 M.; NW 14
E Phipps, Clarion office.
auction at the United States land of­ NWU. yellow pine 435 M.;
Fick, G W Godward and Frank Lindley
Portland, Or., and Minneapolis. The were taken from the steamer Ma- fice at Roseburg. Oregon, to the high­ SWU. yellow pine 695 M ; none of
ASHLAND
Recorder—J. L. Roe.
Nellie Dickey.
cities in the Baine class with the high­ knra, 300 from the Korea Maril, 150 est bidder at not less than the ap­ the timber on these tracts to be sold
Treasurer—C. C. Chitwood.
L A Roberts.
Marshal—M D Jones.
Briggs A Briggs.
est rates are Buffalo, Pittsburg, and from the Eelyo Maru and 36 from the praised value as shown by this notice, for less than $3.00 per M.
W. Trefren.
WILLIAM SPRY.
sale to be subject to the approval of
Council meets first Tuesday of each G.
Boston.
I ’resident Pierce.
W
J Moore.
the Secretary of the Interior.
The Commissioner, General Land Office.
month.
C. B. Watson.
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