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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MAY 29, 1909
COUNCIL MEETING
CRATER LAKE ROAD
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Adjourned Meeting Held Commissioners Met in Med­
ford Saturday.
Tuesday Evening.
Commencement Exercises Held
at 8:15 T iis Evening-Vocal
ïu æencal Music—
The commissioners for the Crater
Lake road, appointed by Governor
ffll,
Benson, met at Medford Saturday.
The following named persons comprise
the commission: C. S. Jackson, Port­
land; H. D. Norton, Grants Pass; J.
M. Keen? and J. E. Enyart, Medford;
E. V. Carter, Ashland; Goo. T. Bald-,
win and L. F. Willetts, Kla n ilh Falls-
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All members were present except
Mr. Jackson.
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C. S. Jackson was chosen as perman- I
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ent president and Will G. Steele, sec­
retary.
A committee was appointed to draft I
WHERE WORLD S WORKS OF ART WILL RE HOUSED AT A.-Y.-P.
by-laws to be presented at next meet- |
EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
The city schools have close ! for the presen', the term
ing.
In this building will be exhibited many priceless paintings. The dis­
A banquet was given in the evening !
Commencement > xc -
play will represent the art galleries of the world, for many of these pic­
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by the Crater Lake company, to the I ending with yesterday’s session.
tures will be the work of the old masters, including rare art exhibits NO ROUG^IN
commissioners and a number of Med-1 cises will be held tonight commencin ; prompt !;, at 8:15.
from the Corcoran In Washington, the Art Museum in New York, the
WASHINGTON. ford’s citizens.
Chicago Art Institute and from a large number or private galleries of
The following program will be rendered:
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wealthy men in the United States and Europe, who have for years made
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Lawyers
of
long
experience
declare
the collection of famous old paintings their hobby. Paris and London
News
of
the
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Medley Overture— “Blue Bell”
that the Washington criminal code,
have made large loans.
At the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition the selection of pictures will which goes into effect June 12th. will
Public School B ind
The Shaniko wool growers have sold
be limited to the works of men who have been recognized in the great provide a bunch of trouble for those
art competitions In all parts of the world. Many American artists will who employ artificial aids to beauty. their clip at prices ranging from 21 to
Rev. Robert Euiik;
Invocation
be represented in the display tn the Fine Arts Palace at the Exposition
An extract from the code reads as 24 cents.
and arrangements have already been made for the shipping of these valu­ follows:
The Masonic lodge at The Dalles ex - !
Chorus— -“Morning Ramble”
able paintings from art institues of this country to Seattle.
“Any assemblage of three or more I pects to begin the erection of a three
Girls of the HighSchool and Eighth Grade
G. L. Berg, art director of the Exposition, has visited all of the lead­ persons, disguised by having their I story building about July 1st.
ing galleries of the United States, collecting the pictures suitable for dis­ faces painted, discolored, colored or
The Woodville Mill Co. with princi­
Charles Donald Cameron
Class History
play at f uttle, and writes that tile pictures already loaned will constitute concealed, shall be unlawful.”
one of th • greatest art displays assembled for international exhibition.
Lawyers contend that the use of rouge pal office at Medford, has incorporated
History of Edut alien in Jacksonville
The T ine Arts Building is a fireproof structure and was one of the or any of the other face preparations, with capital stock of $10,000.
first buildings completed on the Exposition Grounds. It cost more than is a disguise under this section of the
Govenor Benson has appointed a com­
Hazel Della Raypholtz
$200,000 to erect the building.
mission to supervise the building of a
code.
j Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Those ap­
What do you think of that?
Vocal Solo- --Gretchen Puhi
pointed are: A. L. Mills, Portland; |
Baseball
National Educa!tonal Association
Robert A. Booth, Eugene; George F.
J. IL Ackerman
Address
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MEDFORD MARSHAL
Regers, Salem; Leslie Butler, H<Jt>d
Supt. of Public Instruction
VALLEY LEAGUE STANDING
The forty .seventh annual meeting of
SHOOTS AT BURGLAR River.
The standing of the teams of the the National Educational Association
i A well drilling outfit has been placed
Chorus— “Hand in Hand We Hasten”
will be held at Denver, July 5th to 9th
Valley League now is as follows
A detective in the employment of the j in position near Oakland, where Col.
Girls of High School and Eighth Grade
police department of Medford noticed | Mundy has secured leases on several
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The railway lines have made reduced a man in the alley at the rear of a | thousand acres of land and expects to
Medford.................
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1,000
Jacksonville.......... .. 1
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500 round trip fares which will be in effect shoe store, the marshal being notified strike oil and coal.
Gus Newbury
Presentation of Diplomas
Grants Pass.......... .. 1
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500 July 1st. These tickets will carry a repaired to the place and saw the party
A new equipment of passenger coach-
trying
to
force
the
door
with
a
pick.
going
limit
of
ten
days
from
date
of
Central Point......... .. 0
2
.000
( es and parlor cars have been ordered
March— “Blaze Away”
sale, with return limit to Oct. 1st. and The man seeing the officers coming ran I by the Astoria & Columbia River rail-
SEASON SCHEDULE
Public School Band
The schedule for the season is as will include stopover privileges in both away, followed by several bullets from , road.
the marshal’s revolver.
directions within these limits.
follows:
I People of Baker county have filed
May 23—Central Point at Grants
The fare from Medford, both ways
with the secretary of state, a referen-
The term just closed has been a very successful ore
Pass, Jacksonville at Medford.
via Portland will be $64.90
Pacific & Eastern
| dum petition against the raise in salary
May 30—Grants Pass at Jacksonville, 1 Further information can be obtained
and the young people will no doubt profit much by the
| of their circuit judge.
Medford at Central Point.
Reports just received say that work
from J. H. Ackerman, State Director-
The
annual
convention
of
the
Metho
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June 6—Jacksonville at Central Salem Ore.
on the extension of the Pacific & dist Sunday schools of Oregon will be instruction received and valuable lessons learned di.
Poin ;, Grants Pass at Medford.
Eastern railroad will begin inmediately. held at Portland June 13.
this term and at the close of their vacation will be read,
June 13—Jacksonville at Grants
The line will follow the survey made
The Southern Pacific railroad will to return and strive to go still farther upward an.:
Pass, Central Point at Medford.
For a burn or scald apply Chamber­ last summer through the Hart place
June 20—Medford at Jacksonville, lain’s Sulve. It will allay the pain al­ and efforts will be m ide to reach Butte build a $15,0b0 depot at Klamath Falls.
Grants Pass at Central Point.
Mrs. Sarah Mast, a pioneer of Coos onward.
most instantly and quickly heal the Falls soon as possible. A number of
June 27 Medford, at Jacksonville injured parts. For sale by City Drug ties have been alrutdy contracted for county, died at Lee, Ore. Wednesday,
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Central Point at Grants Pass.
Store.
aged 90 years.
and Will be delivered as nee led.
Presbylerian Convention
As July 4th. falls on Sunday Med­
ford will celebrate on Monday, July 5.
Portland Presbyterians are putting
Henry Conger was elected First Vice their best foot forward in their effort
President of the Epworth League, at to get ready for the Brotherhood C n- Jacksonville People Should
the district convention held in Medford vention, June 8 and 9. The Portland
to Detect the Approach of
recentry?
Commercial Club has been secured for
The County School Superintendent’s the opening event, which will be a
Kidney Disease.
Convention will be held at Salem, June banquet or fellowship supper.
Mr.
28, and the State Teachers Association Robert Livingstone, one of the
wiH be held at Albany June 29.
The symptons of kidney trouble aro
known citizens of the state, will
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Josephine county has a man living at side. It is expected that W. W.
so unmistak able that the , le > no
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ex-
ton, general attorney of the Harriman ground for doubt. Sick kidn.
the age of 101 years.
Sixty new telephones are being in­ lines in Oregon, will give an address of Crete a thick, cl-.rudy, oilki .-iv „■ urine,
welcome. Wallace MeCamant, of the full of sediment, irregular of ;
stalled near Selma. Hello!
Cool nights and lack of moisture are Portland Bar, will speak upon “The or attended by a sensation of < .
injuring crops in the Willamette valley. Appeal of Historic Presbyterianism The back aches constantly, heir
to the Men of Today.” The moderator and dizzy spells may occur anil th ■ vi- -
Coquille, the county seat of Coos of the General Assembly will probably tirn is often weighed down by a e. lir a
county, has decided by a vote of the be present and will respond to the of languor and fatigue. Ne. k tl
people that cows shall enjoy the free­ sentiment, “The Presbyterian Church warnings and IherL- i.-i danger of dr'
dom of the city for another year.
of Today.”
President Charles S. Bright’s Disease, or diab iis. Ai
Gold Hill advertises for bids for the Holt of Chicago, will speak on the of these symptoms is warning ■ i.oi ■ k
construction of u new sewer.
to begin treat'
“Presbyterian Brotherhood. ”
Letters are being received by laymen Delay often in ?ans f Eit
Ashland grocers have formed an as­
sociation for mutual protection against all over the state, asking them, wheth­
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er brothers or brothers-in-law of the Doan’s Kidney Pills. H
grafters and dead-beats.
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plan
to
take
in
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proof
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James A. Eakin of Astoria has been
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appointed to fill the recent additional tion. The newspapers of the entire I living on the
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judgeship of the Fifth Judicial District. state have given very generous men­ Ore., says:
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A company has been organized for tion of the gathering, and posters con­ spells, made
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the purpose of prospecting fol oil at taining the likenesses of the national long time. 1
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officers
have
been
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all
over
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state.
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The Dalles’ city council has ordered
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the paving of the principal street for a
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distance of ten blocks. The cost will Pernoll Up Near the Top If i attempt
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be $75,000.
would dart th >ugli ITlj
Governor Benson has issued a requsi-
The Seattle Times, in reporting a would als > • fr. • fro): ìì Ù1
tion for the extradition of Tony Han­ game in which the Aberdeen ball team many reme
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son who is under arrest in Idaho, char­ figured largely, has the following to un
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ged with embezzlement.
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say of Jud Pernoll and his work as a on
■ the a-lvi-
Exquisiteness of design: Trustworthiness of fabric: Cor­
J. D. Roselair who was arraigned left-handed pitcher.
Drug S -r-
Wednesday at Hillsboro, for the mur­
“Pernoll looks like the best lefthand­ from u
rectness in style: Perfection in fit: Elegance in finish.
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der of his wife has been unable to se­ er who has shown h re this season. than I b; 1 hop
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cure an attorney, several having de­ Eddie Siever knows more about pitch*- the time 1 b<
IN SHORT all that is best and latest in high class
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clined to take the case.
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ing, of course, than the youngster, but Pills anti wl
Metropolitan City tailoring, the result of Seasoned, Ex­
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An unknown man was killed on the Pernoll has the young arm, and he also
perience Ujrivalled Equipment, Straightforward Business
too
much
ir
railroad track near La Grande, Tues­ has the old control that is so necessary
Methods, at Competition-staggering prices. Call and see
day.
for the sucess of any pitcher, while Piilr.”
For sale
Siever is not yet in shape to show his
Eugene
had
an
$80,000
fire
Tuesday.
this magnificent new line at
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The Southern Pacific railway has best form. Despite his stocky build, cents. Fos
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York,
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Pernoll
fields
his
position
well.
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offered to give $1000 to the town of
cd States.
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Jefferson, to be used in advertising the
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town, provided that the citizens raise
Advertise in the Post and increase
I take no other.
I $500 additional.
your business,
The city council met in adjourned
session Tuesday night, present, Messrs
Britt, Davis, Dunford, Fick and chair­
man Shaw, Recorder Dox, Attorney
Hanna.
Several sections of the charter
amendments were read and discussed,
also ordinance in regard to bonds for
water system. The amendments being
satisfactory to the council, the attor­
ney was instructed to furnish copy to
the printer and have same published in
two issues of the Post.
Saturday, June 19, was designated
as the date for an election to vote on
the amended charter.
Several bills were presented and al­
lowed, after which council adjourned.
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