Jacksonville post., June 26, 1909, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS
Peanuts, warm and delicious at the
Boss.
This is the City of Jacksonville now.
into sacred precincts that should be be­
IRRIGATION PROJEC1
A Step in Advance
Oh Mister! How good that ice cream
yond the reach of man-made laws.
Medford will have free delivery be­ is at the Boss.
Did you -vote for the charter amend­
This is one of the most expensive
ginning September 15.
ments?
B. F. Mulkey attended the “home Propose to Irrigate 30,000
In the matter of curtailing human I notions the human race ever indulged,
Miss Flora Thompson was a visitor talent” show at Central point, Tues­
Advertise in the Post and increase
, privileges and tramping upon personal and it has been indulged some centur-
in Medford, Monday.
your business.
| ies too long. When it come3 to dis­
Acres in Yakima Valley
day evening.
liberties. Oregon with its liquor law, cussing human liberties and things
^OR KENT
House and barn,
A meeting of the fruit growers of j
J. Nunan the merchant, returned
its hat-pin law and its nine-foot sheet
Phone 171, Jacksonville.
Tuesday from Newport.
Rogue River valley will be held at I Representatives of 10 cities and many law, has a close second in Washington, sacred, the fact should be considered
Mrs. Violet Weaver of Eureka, Cal. Medford, this (Saturday) afternoon, districts of the Yakima Valley assem- where is just going in to effect a law , that there is nothing so solemly sacred
The Boss has reduced the price on
If interested in fruit it will pay you to bled last week at Sunnyside to organize forbidding the smoking of cigarettes, as the liberties and the happiness of
is visiting friends in Jacksonville.
his fancy Chinaware.
the race as a whole. The subservience
attend as matters of vital importance to promote the high line canal to irri­
Gus
Newbury
the
attorney,
has
re
­
and a statute requiring a certificate of 1 of individual liberty and indulgence to
Dr. R. E. Kelsey of Gold Hill was in
will
be
disucssed.
turned from Portland and Seattle.
gate lands above the Selah, the Moxee good health from both parties in a pro­ [ the demands of the society as a whole,
town recently on buisnesr.
The public meeting held in I.O. O.F. I canal near North Yakima, the Union posed marriage. We shall watch the is one of the triumphs of modern civil-
Clarence Reeve left for Weed Cal.,
Attorney J. N. Johnson was here
hall Tuesday evening by the United [Gap irrigation company's canal near effect or the fate—of both laws with izaiion. In fact there is no law that
this week where he has employment.
from Grants Pass one day this week.
Artisans, was well attended and con­ Parker and Itillah and the Sunnyside interest, for both stand for alvance makes for the general good that docs
Miss
I.ouiao
Jones,
of
the
Telephone
The Boss for candies, nuts, fruit
siderable
interest manifested in the canal from Parker to Kiona:
ment. There are nine chances out of not restrain the individual.
vegetables, in fact everything that is Exchange, spent Thursday in Medford. order. Mr. and Mrs. Darrin were ap­
It was decided to appoint a commit­ ten that in a test case they will
From many there will come the cry
nice.
Moving Pictures and Songs, at U. pointed as deputies to solicit new
tee of 30, three from each of the towns either be found unconstitutional or a that such a law is in advance of tbe
S.
Hall
tonight.
Admission
10
15
cents.
members.
Chas. Basye and daughter Miss Cora
affected, to meet the irrigation com­ technical loop-hole will be fouttd by age. Just so. There never was a
Will Judge of Portland, a nephew of
have returned from a trip to Cresent
The old charter of Jacksonville was mittee of the United States senate on which their provisions may be avoided. benificent law nor the enunciation of
City.
Mrs. J. Nunan is visiting in Jacksonville. passed Oct. 19, 1860 and after serving its tour of the irrigation projects next I We hope it will be otherwise, especially
an uplifting principle that was not in
The days are getting shorter, but at as a guide for almost fifty years, will fall. Over 300,000 acres are involved I for the sake of the marriage law.
Subscribe for The Post and ask your
advance of the age which gave it birth,
neighbor to do likewise, only $1.50 per present the shortening process is slow. be superseded by the amended charter under the proposed canal project.
The hour struck some time ago for even from the day when Jehovah thun-
year.
It is proposed to start the canal at[20th century civilization to wakeup dred from Sinai. It is because of
The Mayor and several lesser officials ratified by the votes of the people at
I and take notice of the fact that not these advanced principles that the race
Mrs. O. Harbaugh visited her sister of Medford were visitors in town Mon­ Thursday’s election. During the oper­ Cle Elum from the Yakima river.
ation of the old charter many changes From there the canal would go south [ only a principle of social ecomony but has advanced.
Mrs. Martha Rapp at Ashland, several day.
days this week.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth, have taken place in the town and state, and east through the Yakima valley, j the welfare of the whole body of soci-
If the people on Mars ever get into
conditions which existed at the orga­ terminating near Kiona. This would ety is concerned in the matter of mat-
Only $2.25 cash in advance, secures for sale at this office, 50 cents per nization of the town have ceased to
touch with this mundane s|>here, their
mean about 90 miles of construction rimony so often entered upon hastily
both The Jacksonville Post and Pacific dozen.
exist now while new and different con­ work. The state of Washington took and lightly, and so often repented of first gasp of astonishment will be at
Monthly for one year.
the discovery of the fact that for cen­
Herbert Hanna the Atty, is nicely lo­ ditions have arisen which call for diff­
up the proposition some 18 years ago before the divorce courts with an ac- turies we have been breeding improved
Blaine Klum the cartoonist and wife cated with offices in the Bank of Jack­ erent laws and regulations.
and expended $17,000 on surveys and companiment of shameful publicitv.
onions, roses, poultry, pigs, dogs and
i 1-,
4 ««V . . r. V. .x ■ — - —— 4- 1 . —■
__
of Medford, spent Saturday and Sunday sonville.
FOR SALE 20 acres of young or­ the project was shown to be entirely
The marriage law, like all similar horses, and have reached the highest
with Jacksonville friends.
W ANTED—16 inch fir wood in ex­
feasablo.
1
“
It was dropped by the state at.empts and propo’sition3 that have degree of perfection in many of these
chard adjoining city limits, on coun­
change for printing. Apply to Jack­
Plain and colored job printing done
owing to lack of funds. With the gone before it, will meet with derision
ty
road;
fine
location;
deep
level
lines, but in the matter of our offspring
sonville Post.
at reasonable rates. Send or telephone
loamy soil; % mile from postoffice, United States reclamation projects now and criticism as interfering with in­ we have been “letting nature take its
your orders to this office.
Hon. B. F. Mulkey of this city has
courthouse, high school; leading va­ under way and the lands embraced in herent human rights and an intrusion course. ’’—Outlook.
riety of fruit; 6 acres pears, 10 acres- these two projects over 1,600,000 acres
Sheriff W. A. Jones was called ¡to been invited to deliver the Fourth of
July
oration
at
Grants
Pass.
apples,
2 acres peaches, some bear­ will be reclaimed in Benton, Yakima,
Eugene this week, as a witness in a
Celebrate the Fourth with Medford
ing trees, alfalfa and garden patch; Kittitas and Klickitat counties, the ma­
case before the circuit court.
good 4-room house, barn, outbuilding, jor portion being in Benton aud Yaki­
Read our new clubbing off er,Oregon’s and help make it a success for Jackson
(
County
and
Southern
Oregon.
household goods, farming tools, 1 ma counties.
greatest magazine and the Post, both
cow,
20
chickens,
3
wells
wells
to
Mrs.
Will
Estes
of
Dunsmuir
and
one year for $2.25 cash in advance.
irrigate portions of land if necessary;
Sore Nipples.
Miss Cronin of San Francisco who has Mrs. Beet Orr of M.dford formerly
$350 per acre, terms. Jacksonville
Misses
Grimes
visited
Jacksonville
rela
­
Any mother who has had experience
been visiting at the home of J. W. Opp
Real Estate Co., Adolf Schulz, man­
tives this week.
with this distressing ailment will be
left for Portland Wednesday.
ager.
The holiday season is over and the
pleased to know that a cure may be
Al; Learned is the Boss, he has fruits
SALESMEN WANTED. No house
vegetables, candies, soft drinks, post Boss has a few things left oyer which to house canvassing. Call On business [ effected by applying Chamberlain’s
cards, fancy dishes, cigars and tobacco. must go. A fresh supply of candy has men, professional men and others at | . Salve as soon as the child is done nurs-
been received.
[ ing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth be-
Mr. J. Lyden is painting the addi­
their place of business. You can make [ fore allowing the babe to nurse. Many
One
hundred
and
four
votes
were
PROGRAM
tion to his hotel, considerably improv-
$50.00 a week. Experience not neces- i Liamcu
trained nurses uoc
use this
salve with
best
unsBaivc
nun uvai
the appearance and making the build­ cast at the Special election Thursday. sary. We equip you fully with sample esults. For sale by City Drug Store.
Of this number 102 were for the amend­
Parade, 10 a. m.
ing more durable.
ments and 2 against them. Just as and sample case. Fine, pleasant work.
Exercises
at City Park, 11 a. m.
I
Your own boss. Work when you
Chautauqua, Ashland, Oregon. June well have made it unanimous. ,
please and go where you please. You I A KNOCKER
7th to 17th. Better than ever, - which
Auto Races, 1 p. m.
Recorder Dox met with an accident deal with the best class of people only.
means A—1. Write for printed mat­
AT
MEDFORD
Ball Game, 2 p. m.
this
week
which
might
have
resulted
in
ter.
When your days work is done you
permanent injury. While crossing the have your money in your pocket, Be
Foot, Egg, Sack Races and other amuse­
The new train schedule of the South­ street he slipped owing to some irreg­
independent.
Investigate
this,
En-
ern Pacific is published in this paper. ularity in the crossing severely, sprain­
A coat of tar and feathers is prom­
ments at 2:30 p. m.
tirely new proposition. Address,
Better read it before starting on a ing the right limb.
ised by local real estate dealers on
Horse
Races, 3:30 p. m.
M. C. Young, Mgr., 162 Ohio st., some dark night for a stout, heavy set
journey.
The Board of Trustees held a specia 1 Chicago.
Fire Drill, 6:30 p. m.
individual, of reddish face and heavy |
It’s Luck to Smoke Puck
meeting Thursday evening to canvass
moustache, of about 225 pounds dressed |
Band Concert, 7 p. m.
the returns of the charter election.
The Better than 5c Cigar
as a farmer, who wears a broad-
They found the result to be as stated
Fire Works, 8 p. m.
brimmed black hat and has been con-
The Cigar in the Green Box
elsewhere in this paper, 102 for, and
spicuous on the street corners of Med-
Big Dance on Pavilion.
Oh, Johnnie, where are you going? 2 against the amendments.
ford for some months past.
The annual school election which was
qO down to the Boss for ice cream.
The gentleman in question is a pro-
PRIZES
What do you go there for? Mamma held Monday afternoon passed off very Crater Lake Road Knocked fessional and salaried knocker, whose
quietly, but little interest was mani­
lays it is the be§t.
occupation
in
life
is
to
discourage
sole
For
the
best
Floats,
$20
and $10
Out. Attorney Me Mahan nowcomers and prospective purchasers
For the best decorated Automobiles, $25 and $15
Mr. P. C. Bigham of Medford was a fested and the vote polled was very
wins suit in the Circuit from locating in the Rogue River val­
For the best Order or Society, $20
caller at this office Saturday, renewing light. B. F. Mulkey was chosen Direc­
ley. As soon as he can reach some one
For the best Cowgirl, $5
his subscription to the “Leading News­ tor and Lewis Ulrich Clerk. The gen­
Court
at
Salem.
tlemen are well qualified for the posi­
who contemplates buying local realty I
For the best Cowboy, $5
paper of Southern Oregon”.
tions to which they have been elected
or orchard property, he starts the an­
For the best Clown, $5
If you have any item of news inter­
FOR
SALE
—
Two
and
one-half
acres
vil
chorus
to
discourage
them
and
gra-
L. H. McMahan has won his case in
esting in character kindly hand it to
HORSE RACES
in city limits, two story house, out the circuit court at Salem, having ob- tuitosly offers the information that I
our reporter or send it to this office we
buildings, water tank and gasoline tained the order asked for restraining property in the Willamette valley is
Free for all Trotting or Pacing, $100
will appreciate the favor;
pumping plant) good family or­ the expenditure by the state of the far better and far cheaper.
Boggy Race, $75
Mrs. H. Heims and daughter of San
chard and garden spot. Most de­ $100,000. appropriated by the last leg­
When real estate men is seen taking
Three year old Trotting Race, $50
Francisco are visiting at tbe home of
sirable location in the city, for sale islature for the construction of a state out a prospective investor, the knocker I
Running Race, $50
Mrs. A. Helms in this city. Mrs.
cheap. Enquire of Jacksonville Real highway to Crater lake. Judge Gallo­ makes it his buisness to lie in wait and
Pony Race, $25
Reims was formerally Miss Sophia
Estate Company.
way rendered a decision in the case queer the sale if possible. Real estate
Walters.
AUTO RACES
Mr. C. C. Pursdl, of Buncom, was a Tuesday morning in which he holds men have stood it so long that patience
WANTED—We want men or women
has
ceased
to
be
a
virtue
and
have
|
Following
are
the
Automobile
races together with the route
that
the
law
appropriating
the
money
to represent us in every community. visitor in town this week, while here he
they will travel:
was purely local, as it applied only to banded themselves together for a
made
this
office
a
pleasant
call
and
re
­
You can make from $200.00 up mon­
two counties, and special because it is I warm reception to the mossback.
First Race. Class A runabouts- Rules: Entrance fee, $10;
thly. Pleasant work. Address C. newed his subscription to The Post for
— Southerij Oregonian.
limited to a specified section and for a
another
year.
Mr.
Pursel
is
engaged
two men in each car; each car must be numbered and leave in order
B. Jones, Medford Oregon.
in the lumber business at Buncom, own­ special purpose.
of numbers at intervals of five minutes; must enter car by July 1;
Say! Did you see that new Oliver ing both the mill and timber he is pre­
It is the intention of the attorneys
prize $50.
A WRECK
typewriter at this office? We can sell pared to fill oders at reasonable prices. for the state officials to have the case
Second Race. Class B touring cars —Rules: Same as class A;
you an up to date machine for a small He reports a good trade.
is the only fit description for the man
carried to the supreme court, hoping to
prize $75.
payment down and 17 cent^ per day
or
woman
who
is
crippled
with
rheu-
With “Rose” fairs at Portland and get a reversal of the decision.
Third Race. Class C, any local car in Rogue River Valley-
until balance is paid. Jacksonville Post.
• matism. Just a few rheumatic twinges
other cities, “Strawberry” at Rose­
Rules: Same as class A; prize $100.
may
be
the
forerunner
of
a
severe
at-
Leave your watch, clock, or jewelry burg, “Cherry” at Salem, “Apple” at
Course—Leave corner of Central Avenue and Main Street,
Oregon Settler of ’51 Dies . tack—stop the trouble at the start I
in need of repair at O. NEDVIDEK’S Albany, etc., etc., there seems no good j
through
Central Point by postoffice, over Hanley Hill, around Bybee
with
Ballard
’
s
Snow
Liniment.
Cures
I
at Jacksonville, on your way to Med­ reason why Jacksonville should not get
corner, returning on main road to Medford, finishing at Medford
the
rheumatism
and
all
pain.
Price
25c
ford and it will be ready upon your re­ up an exhibition to top the list and
Benjamin Mensch, one of the Ore­
National Bank. Roads cleared and all precautions taken to avoid
turn, all work Guaranteed, charges show other towns of the state and . the 1 gon settlers of 1851, died at Grants 50c and $1.00 Sold by J. W. Robinson.
accidents.
«.
reasonable.
—
Pass
Monday,
He
was
born
at
Wilkes-
public at large that although old it is
State Fire Law
barre, Penn., January 2, 1830, came
Mr. H. L. Holgate of Bonanza, Kla­ still very much alive.
Railroad Excursion Rates From All Points in
west and was a scout in the govern­
math Co. one W the Board of control
Miss Grace Bedford of Medfod, em­ ment service in Northern California
the Valley
under the new water regulations is in ployed as a nurse at a hospital at
An act passed in 1907 to provide for
town looking over water rights prfe- Grants Pass, was accidentally poisoned in the Indian troubles of the 50’s. He the protection against forest fires and
paratory td a hearing of water users at at that place Monday night, dying settled at Grants Pass about 1863. He to create a state board of forestry
was the pioneer brickmaker of the
Eagle Point.
Tuesday forenoon. Miss Bedford had , Rogue River Valley. He leaves a wife, made it unlawful during the months
Medford will have a special election taken some mixture by mistake Mon­ Mrs. M. J. Mensch, and one son, Fred from June 1 to October 1 for any per­
July 23, for the purpose of annexing day night, when found Tuesday morn­ Mensch, the present county surveyor son to set fire to any slashing, chop­
ping, wood land or brush land, without
several outside districts to the city. , ing she was unconscious and though i of Josephine county.
l permission from a state fire warden
The residents of the outside districts every thing possible was done to re­
and compliance with the terms specified.
are anxious to be admitted in order to vive her, she died soon after.
THE
secure water from the system being
The R. R. V. Ry. has had new time
The Fourth at Medford
installed.
cards printed, several changes are
A. N. O’Neal of Portland represent­ made, the most important of which is J As this city will have no celebration
ing the Pacific Telephone and Tele­ that the train will make three regular ' this year it will be quite proper to as­
graph Co. has been in Jacksonville sev-1 trips in the future instead of two, as J sist our neighbor, Medford, in celebra­
eral days this week in the interest of formerly. The motor car will be placed I ting the Fourth. An attractive pro­
The leading magazine of the west. Beauti­
night service for the local exchange, on the line July 20, and will make two ! gram of amusements has been prepared
More than nine out of every
fully illustrated. * Interesting stories. Ar­
but so far had not been able to make round trips daily, making a total of 5 and special pains have been taken to
«™ features which will
-..... interest
..
ten
cases
of
rheumatism
are
trips for both trains each day. This- p provide
any definite arrangements.
all,
ticles each month describing the resources of
A few more gallons of paint, prop­ will afford very fair facilities for from the smallest child to the oldest simply rheumatism of the
the state and whole Pacific Coast.
erly applied would add a great deal to going to and returning from Medford. resident of the valley. A list of prizes muscles, due to cold Or damp,
We are sending out statements to a to be given the winners of the differ­ or chronic rheumatism.
tbe appearance and at the same time
In
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year
increase the value of certain buildings number of subscribers who are in ar­ ent races, etc. will be found elsewhere such cases no internal treat­
in this city. Try it, you will be sur­ rears. These are not duns, but simply in this paper.
ment is required. The free
By special arrangements with the publishers
prised at the change in appearance statements showing date to which sub­
application
of
which a few dollars’ expenditure will scriptions are paid according to books
we offer
The Big Head
in this office. If there is any mistake,
make.
please notify us in order that we may is of two kinds—conceit and the big
Traveling Necessaries correct the same. The Postal Depart­ head that comes from sick headache.
Trunks
I
And The
ment at Washington, has made a ruling Does your head ever feel like a gourd
■ that all subscriptions to weekly papers and your brain feel loose and sore?
Suit Cases
’ must be paid in advance, or at least You can cure it in no time by acting on is all that is needed and it is cer­
Valises
i
Both One.Year for
within one year, in order to allow mail­ your liver with Ballard's Herbine. tain to give quick relief. Give.
Leather Bags
a
trial
and
see
for
yourself
|j
0W
Isn
’
t
it
woruh
trying
for
the
absolute
ing al publishers’ rates. We are try- (
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CASH IN ADVANCB
Nunan Taylor Co.
#n(1
ing to comply with the ruling, so we and certain relief you'll get? Sold by quickly it relieves the
soreness. Price ajc; P
. Jacksonville.
send the statements. Jacksonville Post. J. W. Robinson.
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Celebrate The Fourth
On Monday, July 5, at
MEDFORD,
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STATE ROAD LOSES.
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