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or not otherwise credited la thls'wer all laid up In hospitals and:
paper and also the local new. pub-,the,p wer, bdng m,ed by u.
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reserved.
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In a new Horn puhlUhvd in the
Courier Inst Monday meiiilou was
iiiuulo of the 'tst)llnhmriit of a nuvul
hospital noar ()iieeunlown. Mrs. At
Inn Hay Wise, of Rd. No. 4, Informal
the Courier that the building re
ferred to la Roxtrllen caxtlo. five
miles' from Queenrtown, across the
eovo of Cork. Mr. Wine, was born
In the ca.tlle, which Is very old and
at one time was a nunnery. A broth
er of Mr, Wise owns the adjoining
estate, and wrote shout Hostollon
being lined as an American hospital.
Rnaollen has 6.000 acres of land, a
son wall and a private pier, Mrs,
W! has a photoitraph of the enstlo
taken more than 40 years nfro.
SrXDAY.JlXE 23, 1018.
slstant just recovering from attack
of disease.
Inspection showed that the yard
lacked sanitary toilets snd equip
ment for serving the men warm
meals. It had too small number
of drinking fountains. Moreover.
IE SPECIMEN ORE
E. W. Shuttuck of the Apptcgatp
section was In the city last week on
business, lie brought with him
some flno samples of specimen ore,
and also a bottle of gold whK h. he
had tanned out from iliromrm-ti,i
a large city sewer which ran over the rock from . ,odR9 whh he fwnt.
tide flats near the shipyard was y opened on Thompson creek. Mr
broken open, making easy the spread Sliattuck says ho has a bucket full
x l
ORHGOX WEATHER
Probably fair; cooler tonight .
In east 'portion. Gentle winds
of disease through tiles. The ship
yard company had called the atten
tion of the nearby city to the bad
condition of Its sewer, only to be told
that no city funds would be syll
able for repairing the break until
July. When the government stepped
In through the shipping board, back
ed by the military authorities, who
. that yard until the sewer was re-
SAXITATION AND SHIPBUILDING paired, there was a hurried meeting
What the United States learned at'' unc11 nd Pclal
great coat la digging the Panama proprlatlon of $6,000 to make re
canal Is beginning to pay rich Mr- P1- 11 took ipec,al "nance
ldends la aiding the construction of u M done flve da" fter rnc,e
' e a at.. W
th mat new merchant marine now oam Bl on i J"
of specimen ore In which free gold
is very plentiful, and he has out on
the dump a lot of $100-ore. The
ledge, which has been traced tor a
considerable distance, Ilea between
slate and porphyry walls. The spe
cimen ore was taken from a chimney
at the Junction of six stringers of
free gold bearing ore. '
Mr. Shattuck has been mining on
Thompson creek since 1910.
building. Comparable In size and Im
portance, the two jobs have other
striking similarities in the problems
of sanitation which threatened the
Success of work on the) Isthmus, but;
which are being solved quickly inj
this country through radical reforms
In health .regulation and community
spirit found so effective there.
Under direction of Lieutenant Col-
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
t B D. W. H.
The work accomplished
by the
Junior Red Cross in Josephine coun-
onel Philip 8. Doane, the shipping (ty la of special interest, not only to
board's department of health and,the cnola" of the schools, but to
1 parents, teachers and friends. The
sanitation is supervising every one
excellent work our young people
of the scores of shipyards for the ha?e been dolng the past gx months
protection of workers. Eager co-hows the same patriotic spirit, as
operation has been received from has been shown In' everything our
state, municipal and industrial
agencies, which recognize that
Improved conditions sought to
the
be
county has been asked to do.
Alpha chapter, organized at the
East building In this city on January
17 V9i iha firer In iha rmtntv snd
created are of more than passing; the flrst )n the gtate and g,n(,e nn
benefit in the matter of health, asjgchools nave Deen organizing auxll-
well as "good business." Results . aries so that at the present time we
have Justified the efforts by leasing
the labor turn-over, decreasing the
loss of time due to sickness and
hastening the output of the ships
needed to win the war.
Some striking Instances of the de
partment's work were made public
recently by the shipping board.
Some weeks ago, at a little ship
yard recently set down In a rather Refnffee garmenU 18. camp
the
POLICE. HUG NINE
Amsterdam, June 22. According
to a dispatch received here today
nine strikers were killed and 36
others wounded this morning in a
clash with the police In the novrrn
ment railway shops u( Budapest.
DRAFTED MEN LEAVE MONDAY
(Continued from .page 1)
William Kdwln Machin.
Ross Crow.
Prank Leslie Tato.
Charles' Marvin Randall.
Forrest Johnstone,
(ieorne. Dora.
Calvin Homer Zuver.
Edward Sanford Maloney.
Arthur Wheadon Ash.
Collin William Campbell.
Ray Hosea Wilson.
Clarence Edward Chapln.
Donald Audley Wilcox.
Mil ford Elbert Brock.
Walter Earl Ferren. .
Edward Pnrsons Fnrcnteau.
Jamev Alonzo VanDorn.
Alternnto
Robert William Kltterman.
Herbert Bull.
Frank Robert Warner.
Frank Otto Grove.
Leo Jacob Wledcrkehr.
Karl Karg.
w Stars on Hug
Five new stars hnve been added
to the servl;o flag of Newman M. E.
church. They are for Morris Bo--ock,
Cuthbert Courtney, Carroll
Cornell, Warren Armstrong and
Reuben Close, who have entered gov
ernment service.
On Saturday another call was re
ceived by the local board for St
more men to be sent to Camp Lewis
to entrain during the five day period
beginning July 22. This call for S4
men exhausts the Ctnss 1 list and
leaves 20 to be provided from other
sources.
Our classified ads bring results
coming EVi::ns
June 25, Tuesday Mrs. Caslner
speaks 'for Council of Defense at
Riverside park, afternoon.
June 29, Saturday Duuce at DiM j
Creek by Red Cross auxiliary.
have 50 schools organized In
county, a total of 1,650 pupils.
The last two that organized Just
before the school year ended was I
District 33, Kerby, Margaret Coch
rane, teacher: District 54, Heleije
Knlps, teacher.
The number of articles made by
the schools In the county since the
Junior Red Cross was organized up
jto the present time are as follows:
sun-
sieepy Atlantic coast town an out- plies, fun books, 102; gun wipes,
break of dysentery was reported j 90,000; kitchen holders. Ill; gun
among shipyard workers. The ship-!"?8' 1-032: rol,a- e'T hospital
ping board's sanitary engineer found 'I!6' palr; dom,no,, amI
.. . ....,.,. (checkers, 3 sets; puzzle picture, 3;
that, while the drinking water sup- dlsh towe!s m. Iavetteg
ply used la the yards was entirely j 6 pairs; hospital supplies, property
pure, being chlorinated, there wasibags, fiO; wash cloths, 738; bed
DISTRICT CLEUK'S ANNUAL REPORT
St hool District No. 7
(This report Is a duplicate of the District Clerk's Annual Report, as
kept on file in the District Clerk's Record Book Section 188, Oregon
School Laws of 1917 and must lie tilled out, forwarded to and filed with
the County Superintendent not later than nve days after the annual school
meeting In each year.) -
Financial Statement
Cash on hand at time of making last annual -report
Juno 18, 1917 - I 4,975.88
Iter'elpts
Received from County Treasurer from district tax.... 23,159.51
Received from County Treasurer from county
school fund 10,760.00
Received from County Treasurer from State
school fund 2,418.00
Received from tuition Co. H. S. fund ' 4,822.50
Received from high school tuition, fee 83.52
Received from all other sources 1,019.55
spreads, 27; comTort pillows, 548;
fracture pillows, 37; surgical masks,
23.
Miscellaneous articles, sweaters,
'4; scarfs, C; socks, 1 pair; wristlets.
97' nnplflnir hfivna IrnltMnfl
best way of eliminating all chances needles, 2 pair, napkins, 323, tray
In the matter, the sanltarv engineers covers, 84; handkerchiefs, 498;
a temporary water supply for con
crete mixing, In which polluted river
water was used. Workmen had
drunk from the concrete water sup
ply, despite warning signs. As the
Total : $47,208.9(1 147,268.90
ItlMlnirsrmentM
Paid for tachers' wages $25,136.39
Paid for rent of rooms and lte 60.00
Paid for fuel and school supplies 3,941.64
Paid for repairs. Improving grounds, and janitor
work 2,699.75
Paid on principal and lnteretit on bond and war- ,
rants 3,712.99
Paid for insurance i :.. 83.30
Paid for district clerk's salary 300.00
Paid for all other purposes 3,719.32
Total ! $39,053.39
Cash on hand
7.615.57
$73,000.00
NONB
arranged for purifying the concrete
water too, using chloride of lime to
make it safe to drink.
dust cloths, 20; knitted squares 142.
Through the untiring efforts of
Mrs. Mary I). Canby, chuirman of
chapter school committee and her
The Pacific coast threw Its energy eo-workers, Josephine county schools
into shipbuilding to each good pnr-bave made a record in Junior Red
pose that it launched the flrst mer- Crofl work that wonl(1 1,6 h!ml ,0
neat. Plans are now being formed
for the work to be taken up In Sep-
chant ships and made the first ship
building records. Likewise, In Its
eagerness to build ships, the Pacific
coast occasionally overlooked good
sanitation.
One yard In that locality was
handicapped by sickness. Workmen
were hired only to quit, and during a
single week the euperintendent of
tember. the beginning of the
term.
fall
r-iienaunesi Pays.
Cultivate the Imblt of meeting folks
with a show of friendliness. Life will
be made sweet to you If you tiiko more
Interest In your neighbor's health,
business, hopes, success and failures.
Amount of bonded Indebtedness
Amount of outstanding warrants
Amount of other Indebtedness NONE
Total Indebtedness w $73,000.00
(icncral
Number of acres in school grounds thirteen
Estimated value of gchoolhouseg and grounds $11 fi, 000. 00
Estimated value of school furniture and apparatus 6,000.00
Amount of insurance on schoolhousos and other property 78,500.00
Average monthly salary of male teachers 138.33
Average monthly salary of female teachers 80.00
Amount of special district tax levied ; 7 mills
Valuation of taxable property In the district - $3,004,000.00
Vrl Ideate of DIMrlet Ollloers
We hereby certify that we have carefully examined the hooks and ac
counts of the District Clerk, as required by Section 195, of the flilmol Laws
of 1917, and that we hnve found the. same to bo true and correct to the best
of our knowledge and belief.
We further certify that this report Is an exact copy of the annual re
port In the District Clerk's Record Book, and we believe the same to be
full and correct.
(Signed) E. C. MACY, Chairman of .Board.
(Signed) L. B. HALL, Director. '
(Signed) GEO. E. LCNDBIIRO, Director
(Signed) EDWARD S. VAN DYKE, District Clerk.
I, W. R. Jeff era, do hereby certify that I have carefully examined the
books and accounts of Edward 8. VanDyke, Clerk of School District No. 7,
and have found the same to he entirely true and correct. I further certify
that I have prepared the financial statement et forth herein and the var
ious Items and totals thereof have been InBertd In my own hand-writing and
are entirely correct. I find the books and accounts of the said Clerk kept
In a complete and satisfactory manner. ,
Dated this 13th day of June, 1918. W. R. JEFFERS.
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Three Gars In America
MOTORISTS nro buying Diamond Tires in
such numbers thut over 2,000,000 nre now in
service easily, ono for every Ihreo curs in America.
Tliis putronngo Is significant when you consider
thnt tho bi'4 demand for Diamonds comes from
motorists who huvo used them In previous yeurs and
insist upon Diumond mileujje again.
Such demand can bo commanded only by tires
of super-vulue.
A Diamond Tube la likely to outwear your
car itself. Mad In Gray and Red, in sixes
to fit any make of tire.
IhCiDiamond Rubber Co.
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