SENTINEL
JACKSONVILLE
Vol. I
POU I It Al
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon. Friday, April 1, 1904*
On Saturday of next week will accur
th« Republican» convention in Ashland
for electing delegate» to the congression
al convention at Salem, and the state con
vention at Portland, Jackson county is
entitled to 12 delegates in each conven
tion ami the apportionment of these del
egates to the various lections of the
county is now la-ing figured on by the
ixiwers that be.
The apportionment
likely to lie adopted for the congressional
convention will lie to give Ashland 3,
M rd ford 3. Jacksonville 2, Applegate 1,
Gold Hill 1, Eagle Point I, Central
Point!.
For the state convention this
apportionment w ill probably la- changed
if there are demand» by other precinct»
for recognition and to
give Talent
Brownsltoro, Wellen and other place»
delegate».
NWS AND COMMENTS
Krpubtican (smpaign to be a («plain»'
Itylit More (andidutr* in the field and
Some Decline Socialist* and I oral
Optiomsl» (lp«*n their < ampaiyn.
Joe A. Thoma», candidate for rcjirc- I
seiiialive on the Socialist ticket, ha» evi- I
dcntly heard of the early bird catching
the worm, *> he in getting afield early to
catch the voter.
A» a campaign ojc-ner
he ih »eliding broadcast over the county a I
card lienring hi»« name and the following '
outline of tiic principle* of the Socialist
parly: “Well, what do you Socialint*
want?" “Well, we want to »top dividing
up. Can you »uggrst any way to do au, '
under the present system of private own- .
rr»hip? In your uiind, turn thia over.
As the Salem convention is on Wednes
The Plan, Demands and Methods of the'
day, April 13 and the state convention in
Socialist» are: Itcmanda—(1) the right of'
Portland on the following day it was
dally lalx»r for every human being; (2)
thought that one set of delegates would
full credit for all that 1» earned by each
human being, (3) a home for every hum- I suffice for the two conventions but so
many desire the honor of the trip, even
an la-ing Methods -(1) ownership of the
though they pay their own expenses that
means of production anil distribution by
it is iiuite certain that two full delegations
the tx-ople; (2)managemcnt of each indua- ! will l»e chosen-
Ashland and Medford
try by th«- workers therein; (3> credit for
each have so many candidates that the
hour» of labor and debit» for supplies’
Sentinel will not attempt to enumerate
drawn.
R< suit»—national co-operative
them least half a dozen lx* over looked.
Conduct of business and economic salva
Jacksonville is more modert ami has but
tion of the world. There shall la- *.^ual
four candidates.
Dr J. W. Robinson,
opjM>rtunities for all and no man shall
Theo. Cameron, Emil Britt and W. G.
live by the lat»or of another and none
Kenney.
So far Henry Kubli has the
[Misses» what he has not earned.**
Applegate field to himself.
Gold Hill
There is a strong feeling among Re- ! lias two candidates, C. Vroman and
publican» that their candidate for county <. H. N Alien, editor of the Gold Hill
judge must pledge himself that if relect- I New».
ed he will lie at his office during office
On Saturday of next week the Demo
hours ami not at the courthouse but one ,
or two days ill the week.
The county is crats will hold their primaries and on the
now so large ami there is such a volume following Saturday their county conven
of business to come before the county tion at Medford. The Democrats content
court that it is imperative that the, themselves with one set of primaries and
county judge give his full time to the one county convention. On the surface
duties of his office.
To have u county all is as quiet as a Quaker meeting in
ju )gc absent lialt the time would cause i Democratic circles, but it is not the still
much expense ami inconvenience to ness of inaction, but quite the reverse for
persons from distant parts of the county | the Democratic leaders are doing some
coming to the county seat should they adroit scheming to enable them to win
not I m - able to meet the judge promptly. j out in the coming campaign against a
One of Judge Prim's stiong points is that Republican plurality of 250.
he resides at the county scat and is in
The lateness of the «late on which the
his office much of the time
Republican county convention is to be
Recent development» indicate that held at Gold Hill is giving serious con
the Republican catn|>>ilgn now on injack- cern to some of the Republican leaders,
son county is to be a captain's fight, to use they fearing that it may I m - the means of
a naval phrase, and no word of command the party losing some of its nominations.
is likely to lie heard from the admiral The convention is to l»e held on Friday,
ami commodores of the party. Admiral May II, and election is to lie on Monday,
Ankney and Commodores Vawter ami JimeH, leaving an interval of but 32 «lays
Carter are each on self-issued leaves of tietween the two dates. The law is im
absence from active campaign duty ami perative that all nominations must l»e fil
arc permitting the captains to exercise , ed with the county clerk not less than 30
full control of the party forces and if they \ «lavs prior to election. As their conven
fail to lead tile ticket to victory they can 1
lay the fault to no one but themselves ■
and not the party leaders as was the case
two years ago when half of the ticket
was put out of action by the Democrats.
The advocates of the proponed local op-
tion law are opening up an agressive
campaign all over the state and the fight
between them and the Retail I.iquor
Dealers' Association of Oregon promises
to be a lively feature of the campaign. In
this county dates have I «ecu fixed for
local option rallies at Gold Hill, l-'ridav,
April 8; Central Point, Saturday, April
9; Jacksonville, Monday, April 11; Med
ford, Tucaday, April 12; Ashland, Wed
nesday, April 13. At these meetings logic
is to be united with amusement and the
audiences will lie entertained as well as
instructed. The Eugene Knox Computy
will I m - the star attraction of these meet
ings. This company is composed of W.
H. Knox, itiqiersonator and second tenor;
II. L. Hockett, first tenor, ami E. A.
Newby, bass. The address will lx- by R.
W. Kelsey, the well known speaker of
Newberg.
The Republican primaries are to be
held this Saturday to select delegates to
the Ashland convention ami who are to
la- the ilehgates from the various pre
cincts is giving local ixdoticians consider
able concern. Herein Jacksonville but
one primary will be held at which dele
gates will be elected for Ixith the old and
the new precinct, four for each precinct, j
The primary will be at 2 p. m. in the j
town hall. For North Jacksonville it j
is understood that Dr. J. W. Rob
inson, Henry Dox, W. G. Kenney anil j
Samuel De Robaum arc to lie the dele-j
gates, while for South Jacksonville Theo.
Cameron, Emil Britt, George Lewis and
William Puhi are to be the delegates. I
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No. 47
Millinery Goods
FINE TRIMMED MODELS
NOVELTIES AND NEW IDEAS
IN MILLINERY LINES
HPKCIAL ATTENTION CilVEN TO FTTTINCi PATRONS
WITH BBCOM1NG HATH. QI.’ALITY OF GOODS
AND PRICE« THAT MEET ALL CO.Ml’ETTWON
KATHARINE
G raouatk
MRS. J.
tion is on Friday the Republican nom-
inees would have but one «lay, Saturday,
in which to file their nominations, for
Sunday would be'illegal an«l Monday too
late. A nominee delaye«! one day by
sickness, distance from county seat, or
other causes would be out of the race.
Persons who would lx- at the convention
would be able to get their acceptance
filed on time, but candidates who were
not present ami were at a distance await-
ing a notification of their nomination
would be likely not to get their names
upon the ticket.
CHAPMAN,
bmowhing
K.
miu . incrv couiqi ,
REEVES,
MILLINER
or C hicago
SALESLADY
| February is D. M. Brower, of Ashland,
i an«l Joe A. Thomas, of Medford, repre
sentatives; S. H. Holt, Ashland, for
j county judge; Matt Calhoun, of Phoenix,
; for commissioner and J. D. Williams, of
Ashland, for clerk. For justice of the
. peace and constable for Medford F. J.
Herbage and Chas. M. Pheister were
made the candidates.
i
Neither the Republicans nor the Dem
i ocrats are likely to have a dearth of gcxxl
I timber from which to select candidates
and the list is steadily increasing. D.
H. Jackson of Ashland, mentioned for
The Socialists have their ticket filled representative on the R« publican ticket
out ready to begin the campaign in earn declines that honor, but would take the
est. Saturday their county committee assessor. W. A. Patrick of Ashland, is
met at Medford an«! selecte«! candidates a candidate for recorder on the Repub
for the vacancies left by tneir convention. lican ticket and C. Owens, of Pleasant
These are R. C. Messner of Gold Hill, for Creek, is being pushed by Republicans
representative, vice Anson M. Ford of in the north part of the county as a can
Central point, resigned; Chas. Gerow, of didate for commissioner. Fred Wagner,
Ashland, recorder; M. C. Hartley, of of the Ashland Tidings, is having his
Medford, for treasurer; Harvey Richard slumbers disturbed by visions of the
son, of Trail, for sheriff, viceG. C. Culy, glories and pleasures of holding down
of Steamboat, who declined; R. W. Ken a seat in the representative hall at Salem
nedy, of Ruch, for surveyor; Geo. W. an«l it is possible that he may yet get
Howard of Soda Springs, for assessor; his consent to come before a Republican
Mrs. Elizrbeth L. Reame, of Medford, convention for its endorsement of his
Ashland Democrats
for superintendent; Dr. E. Kirshgessner, youthful ambition.
of Medford for coroner. E. P- Hammond, are pushing the candi«lacy of ex-Mayor
of Medford, was named for «¡istrict attor Provost, of that city, for commissioner.
ney subject to the endorsement of the
other counties in this district.
No nom
Hon. E. B, Dufur of Gold Hill, says
ination for circuit judge was made the that while he appreciates the mention of
Socialists, like the Republicans and his name as a candidate on the Demo
Democrats, being evidently satisfied with cratic ticket for represen cave, yet he can
Judge Hani a and will put up no candidate not accept the nomination. He was in
against him. The remainder of the ticket ixditics once up in Wasco county and
w hich was named at their county conven mows the financial demands and detrac
tion in Medford the last Saturday in tion from business on a candidate and
I on a legislator and as he came to South
ern Oregon to follow his profession and
not to engage in office holding lie consid
ers himself but a worker in the ranks of
his parry. And Horace Pelton of Sams
i Valley, declares that he in no wise is
seeking legislative honors and while
ti anking his friends he must decline
their offer of a place on the Democratic
ticket. T. J. Williamson of Jacksonville,
another Democratic whose candidacy
would be an honor to his party, announ
ces that his time is so taken up with his
business that’ he cannot possibly make
the convass in the canqiaign and so must,
while thanking his friends, decline a
place on the Democratic ticket.
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JACKSONVILLE,
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OREGON
The Republican primaries for Josephine
county are to be held on this Saturday and
their convention will be held at Grants
Pass on Thursday of next week.
The
Josephine county Democrats will hold
their primaries Saturday, April 9, and
and their convention in Grants Pass on
Saturday, April 16.
The Republicans
will have 48 delegates and tne Dem
ocrats 45 delegates in their convention.
Prof. B. F. Mulkey has announced to
those who have been urging him to enter
the race for congress from this district,
that while he is grateful to his friends who
have been kind enough to think of him
in connection with the high position, he
must decline to mingle with politics di
rectly or remotely. Prof. Mulkey, when
asked about it a day or two ago. said: “I
am takiug no interest in the congressional
campaign at all. My professional work
absorbs my energies quite fullv and I
have no tune nor desire to engage in poli
tics, although I have been urged by some
powerful itifluances to enter the congres
sional contest.”—Tidings.