Jacksonville post., September 17, 1910, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OKEGON, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910
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Eugene was the first city in the
assessable property of the county
KUBU FUNERAL
SHOOTING AT WOODVILLE
LODGED IN JAIL
state to adoi >t modern landscaping I
sufficient to meet the requirements.
ideas for its de pot grounds and others
The fund thus created is apportioned
will follow suit.
Held at this city Saturday, after­ to all school districts in the county, Man mistaken for a deer shot, By Chief Shearer of Medic rd
that shall maintain high schools up to
Army Engineers Inspect Portland’s H west Festival, which
instantly killed.
was the big fea.ture of the past week noon under auspices of Elks standard fixed by the State Board of
Charged with grand larce y
The Oregon Reclamation in Portlapd, w is the most successful
Education, on the basis of the average
daily attendance in the high school.
I such event instile history of the city.
R. McLean, a merchant of Wood­
Work.
The funeral services of the late $40.00 per pupil is apportioned for the
Chief Shearer arrested Charles Daly,
I The crowds w ere the biggest ever at-
ville,
shot and instantly killed George alias Harry O’Neal, in this city Sunday
Henry
D.
Kubli
were
held
in
this
city
first 20’pupils, average daily attendance,
I tending any similar affair in the state,
Saturday afternoon at two o’clock and $30.00 per pupil for the second 20, and Magerle, about noon Wednesday, in afternoon at the request of the she: .11’
Portland, Or., Sept. 13, (Special)- with the exception of the livestock were conducted by the Elks Lodge of $12.50 per pupil for the remaining the hills near Woodville.
of Chehalis county. Washington, re­
Members of the Board of Army show at the Lewis and Clark Fair. Ashland, of which the deceased was a number.
I The men were hunting deer at the ceived earlier in the day. The charge
The
stock
was
of
a
very
high
class
and
Engineers have inspected the Umatilla
member.
In accordance with a resolution time and having separated McLean against Daly is grand larceny, made
irrigation project during the past week the races were run for the biggest
The
funeral
was
attended
largely,
passed by the School Board Convention saw his companion at a distance, by his wife, with whom he has had
and upon their report depends Oregon's purses ever offered in the Northwest. many persons being present from of Jackson county, held at Central thinking he was a deer fired at him, trouble. The sum alleged to have
chance of sharing in the $20,000,000 The support given the Fair was different parts of the county, mutely Point last November, the following the bullet striking the victim in the been stolen is $2300.
bond issue proposed for the completion gratifying and plans are being outlined attesting by their presence their re­ committee has been appointed to back of the head, causing instant
Daly has been in Medford several
death.
reclamation projects already under
gard for the deceased.
weeks, working as bartender in the
devise ways and means of submitting
Mr. Magerle was aged about 45 Oaks and Office saloons. While in
way. The inspectors declined to make
Mr. Kubli was a native son of Oregon this question to the voters of Jackson
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
any statement but it is regarded as I
Medford the police have had no trouble
and one of her substantial citizens; at county at the November, 1910, election: years and leaves a family.
certain that their report will be
with Daly, and the arrested man has
one time he represehted Jackson Dr. R. C. Kelsey, Gold Hill, Chairman,
!
favorable.
Buncom Reports.
friends here who believe that tie
Of Jackson and Josephiue Coun­ county in the legislature!
C. P. Briggs, Butte Falls, Welborn
They went carefully over the district
charge is simply the outcome of a
He was a public spirited citizen Beeson, Talent, B. F Mulkey, Jack­
and saw thriving orchards, alfalfa
ties will be held Oct. 12-14
family squabble and without foundation..
raady at all times to forward any sonville, F. A. Hawk, Central Point, Correspondence to the Post.
fields from which three crops have
Chief Shearer has taken the accused
We were visited with a nice shower
movement for the public welfare, He J. H. Cochran, Medford, and G. G.
been cut, and gardens filled with fine
of rain last Monday evening which man to the county jail at Jacksonville
will be greatly missed.
Eubanks,
Ashland.
This
committee
vegetables. Reclamation Service offi­ ' The annual jioint teacher’s institute
met at the call of the Chairman in laid the dust and was quite welcome to and has telegraphed the sheriff at
cials told the engineers that conditions for Jackson and Josephine Counties
Montesano, Wash., of his apprehension
Medford, July 20, and decided to name all.
County
High
School
Fund.
on the proposed extension of the I will be held at Grants Pass, October
Ed Saltmarsh was in the citv Tues­ — Mail Tribune.
a
sub-committeeman
in
each
school
project are more favorable than those [ 12, 13, and 14. There are about two
district in the county, to whom blank day
on the district where reclamation i hundred and fifty teachers in the two
The 1910 session of the Oregon petitions should be sent with the re-
A. S. Kleinhammer has returned
PIONEERS' REUNION
work has already proved so successful. counties, and as they are required by Legislature enacted a law. providing j quest that they be circulated for
from
a visit at San Francisco.
law
to
attend
the
institute
a
good
The extension of the project will
that when petitioned by ten per cent | signatures of legal school voters, and
Renis Combest made a trip to
I attendance is assured.
irrigate 60,000 acres additional.
or more of the legal school voters of returned to Dr. Kelsey at Gold Hill.
The Oregon’A Western Colonization
The corps of instructors will include any county, the county court shall | About 60*’ signatures are required but Jacksonville the forepart of the week. In tnis city, Thursday, Septem­
Mrs. Sarah Cantrall of Jacksonville
Company, which recently acquired the I some of the foremost educators of the submit to the legal voters of the consi lerable more than that number
ber 22.
has moved to her old place on Apple­
big Cascade wagon road grant and will ' state, and the superintendents of the county at the next general election, should be secured.
gate.
open up 81’0,000 acres to settlement, two counties are planning to make the question of creating a county higji
has appointed L. Marvin, formerly 1 this meeting one of the best institutes school fund. If the measure carries Arguments in Favor of the County
The following program of exercises
Mrs. J. Goldsby and family spent
High School £ und.
state land agent for Idaho, manager ever held ir. Southern Oregon. Pregram the county court shall proceed to make
several days in Jacksonville recently. has been arrainged for the Pioneers’
Every
school
district
which
at
present
of the property, and the lands are now will be announced later.
estimates and levy a tax upon all the maintains a high school will be bene-
Miss G. Webb of Tolo will com­ Reunion to be held in this city Sept.
being appraised preparatory to opening
mence
a fall term of school the 19 22.
fitted, because it places behind every
them up for settlement. The possibili­
1. Address of Welcome.
at
the
Uniontown school house.
high school in the county, all the vast
ties of irrigation on the lands are being
2. ‘‘All Hail! Happy Greeting.”
undeveloped resources of the county,
considered by the owners.
3. Prayer Rev. Ennis.
Your complexion as well as your
i and relieves the heavy burden of
Improvements going forward in I
4. Duet and chorus “Silver Threads
temper is rendered miserable by a dis­
J special tax, under which they are at
Eugene and Medford are summarized
ordered liver. By taking Chamber­ Among the Gold. > f
present maintained.
5. Reading Memorials.
and brought to the notice of people 1
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you
Every small town which is maintain­
We have this day sold all our right, title and interest in and to that
interested in those communities through
6. Cornet Solo “O Morning Land.”
can improve both. Sold by All Dealers.
ing grades above the eighth or strug­
branch of our business located at Jacksonville, Oregon, heretofore
the local papers by Managers Freeman
7. Reading Memorials.
gling
to establish a high school will be
known
as
the
Jacksonville
Office
”
of
the
Farmers
&
Fruitgrowers
and Malboeuf of the commercial ■ clubs
8. Song “Memory Bells.”
benefitted. An average daily attend- OPENING OF CANAL
Bank, to a corporation organized under the laws of the State of
of these two thriving cities. The plan
9. Oration bv W. H. Johnson.
ance
of
ten
pupils
in
the
high
school,
Oregon, end entitled “The Bank of Jacksonville.”
is an excellent one and serves as an
10. Pioneer Song.
PACIFIC
OCEAN
EVENT.
means $400.00 per year for the school.
The said Bank of Jacksonville is authorized to collect all accounts
eye-opener to people at home who do ‘
A
high
school
of
20
pupils
and
one
due said Jacksonville Office and to pay all bills owing by the same.
not realize the extent of local better- 1
M. F. EGGLESTON
teacher is self supporting.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, Sept. 6, 1910.
ments until the matter is called to
It is fitting that the Western States
Any
number
of
districts
in
thickly
FARMERS & FRUITGROWERS BANK.
Candidate for Representative from
their attention.
should support San Francisco’s claims
settled rural sections may unite for
Bend is going to get valuable adver- 1
as the proper site tor holding a cele­ Jackson County before the Republican
We desire to embrace the present opportunity of thanking our
high school purposes and draw upon
tising in the East by making a complete !
bration in honor of the opening of the Primary.
friends, the people of Jacksonville and vicinity, for the patronage
this fund.
exhibit in the Oregon car to be shown
Panama Canal. San Francisco is the
Favors direct primary law and
accorded us during the time we were in business in your city, and
Every high school in the county will great seaport of Pacific-Amenca, the progressive policies which may aid in
by the Hill interests. A splendid I
respectfully suggest that you extend the same patronage to the new
be free to every pupil in the county avenue of commerce over the vast upbuilding Oregon. No interests to
collection of products grown around:
institution, as we believe that it will prove profitable and mutually
who holds an eighth grade diploma.
Bend will be included in the exhibit,
Pacific Ocean, and the recognized serve save those of the people at large.
satisfactory.
The law will be a great incentive for
which will be an object lesson in what
terminal of the Panama Isthmian
(Paid Advertisement.)
The new bank will be practically under the same management as
the establishment of high schools in
Oregon farms can grow. It is certain .
route from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
the Jacksonville Office; Mr. Benj. M. Collins having successfully
our small towns and rural sections, and
Putting aside the relative value of the
to get good [results. Every Oregon ,
conducted the business for us, we believe that he will be as
a general uplift to the educational
Panama Canal to any one part of the
town should have a like showing.
successful in the future as in the past and that your business will
system of the county.
world, as it is sure to prove of nearly
Beautification of railroad stations in
be perfectly safe in his hands.
Very truly yours,
The standard fixed by the State
equal value to all, the real consideration
Oregon is planned by the Harriman
FARMERS & FRUITGROWERS BANK.
Board of Education enables the small
lies in the fact that nearly one-half of Jacksonville People should learn
lines and W. C. Chace has been ap­
school of two or three rooms to meet
the human race live in countries
pointed official landscape architect.
the requirements.
to detect the approach of
bordering on the Pacific Ocean, and
This plan has been tried out in Lane
the opening of this new door to the
Kidney Disease.
and Linn coun ies and has proven very
Pacific and frontdoor to the world, is
satisfactory.
distinctly a Pacific Ocean event. Said
William H. Seward in 1852, before
The symptoms of kidney trouble are
Blood Poison
there was a railway or telegraph on so unmistakable that they leave no
Is prevented by applying Dr. Bell’s any Pacific Seaboard or a line of. ground for doubt, Sick kidneys ex-
Anti-Pain to cuts, scratches and bruis­ steamships or any regular commerce crete a thick, cloudy, offensive urine,
es. It destroys all septic matter en­ with the Orient—while Alaska was full of sediment, irregular of passage
ables the wound to heal without sore­ yet an unknown frozen land, and or attended by a sensation of scalding.
ness. Be sure to get Dr. Bell’s- Sold Japan and China, save for a few | The back aches constantly, headaches
by City Drug Store.
ports forced open to commerce, seal­ and dizzy spells may occur and the
ed to entrance and wrapped in barbaric victom is often weighed down by a
conceit, and Australia was still the feeling of languor and fatigue. Neglect
Democratic Times, 1881.
We wish to advise you that we have
land of the black bushman: ‘‘Hence­ these warnings and there is danger
installed in our store a new Royal
forth European commerce, European of dropsy, Bright's Disease, or diabetes.
Electric Coffee Mill, which is being
Following are a few it Jins taken polities, European thought and Euro­ Any one of these symptoms is warning
placed on the market by The A. J.
from the Democratic Times printed pean activity, although actually gain­ enough to begin treating the kidneys
Deer Co., of Hornell, N. Y. This
Sept. 9, 1881.
ing force and European connections, at once. Delay often proves fatal.
machine is equipped with steel knives
Prof. Merritt and ffbobt. Kahler who although actually becoming more
You can use no better remedy than
which cut the berry into uniform clean
have been out on a cruise through intimate, will nevertheless relatively Doan’s Kidney Pills. Here’s Jackson-
cut particles, instead of grinding and
Lake Co. returned home this week sink in importance —while the Pacific vilie proof:
crushing it, as by the old method.
well pleased with their experience.
Ocean—its shores, its islands, and the
Mrs. M. H. Roundtree, living on
All Coffee Mills heretofore used will
vast region beyond will become the the North side, Ja"ksonqille, Ore..
Jas.
Solomon
returned
from
San
only crush the berry, mutilating the
Francisco last week, where he laid in chief theater of events in the world’s says: “Backache and dizzy spells,
minute oil cells, allowing the Coffee
made life a burden to me for a long
a
fine stock of goods for this market. hereafter.”
Oil to evaporate, thus impairing the
The new resourceful, virile West, time. I suffered so severely from
Max Muller left for Roseburg
strength and flavor.
yesterday where he will superintend facing the Pacific Ocean, is the most dull pains in my back and hips that 1
By this new process the little oil cells
the shipment of a lot of government vital portion of the world today, at­ could hardly get around. I was tired
remain unbroken, the essential oil
strres to Redding. He will return tracting by its resources and wonder­ and worn out and had no ambition to
(food product), can not evaporate and
ful opportunities the energies that attend to my ordinary household duties.
Sunday.
the coffee thus retains its fine, rich,
I If 1 attempted to stoop sharp twinges
stand for progress.
BORN
aromatic flavor in its full strength.
would dart through my back and I
This is one reason why a pound of
KING-On Forest Creek, Sept. 7, to
would also suffer frem dizziness. I
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
coffee cut in this mill will make from
Mr. and Mrs. David King a daughter.
used
many remedies but obtained no
twelve lu nileen cups more of full strength coffee than will any coffee
with Local Applications, as they can-
HELMS-In this citv Sept. 4, to Mr.
relief until I procured Doan’s Kidney
ground the old way. The Lover of Good Coffee finds here a richness of
Ca-
not
reach
the
seat
of
the
disease,
and Mrs. Herman Helms, a son,
Pills, on the advice of a friend, at the
flavor never found in Coffee ground in the ordinary way at any price.
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis­
weight 11 lbs.
City Drug Store. The results obtained
Another feature about this Mill is that you may have your Coffee cut as
ease,
and
in
order
to
cure
it
you
must
Accompaning the above notice came
from using this remedy were better
fine as the finest sand and it will still be practically free from that fine
take interna) remedies. Hall’s Catarrh
a robust bottle of champagne, which
than I had hoped for. I improved
dust which is produced by the old method of grinding. You will, there­
Cure is taken internally, and acts di­
was quaffed to the health of the
from the time I began using Doan’s
fore, always have a clear cup of coffee instead of a muddy effect—a result
rectly
on
the
blood
and
mucous
sur
­
, youngster. Long may he live and
Kidney Pills and when I had used
of using the old style Mills.
faces. It was prescribed by one of the ,
three boxes I was completely cured.
i prosper.
Royal Cut Coffee is also adaptable for percolators or French Drip
best physicians in this country for1
I cannot say too much in praise of
Coffee Pots.
years and is a regular prescription. It. * CBnr°’ 1,',y
Best Treatment for a Burn
is composed of the best tonics known, ' Doan 8 K,Jney 1 llls'
Try a pound of our coffee cut on a Royal Mill and we know you will be
Plenty more proof like thO from
pleased with the result».
Yours truly,
If for no other reason, Chamberlain's ' combined with the best blood purifiers,
Sah e should be kept in every house- ] acting directly on the mucous surfaces, j Jacksonville people. Call at The City
in­ Drug Store
hold on account of its great value in The perfect ' combination
*'* *' of the two ■-
sinr. and ask what customers
the treatment of burns. It allays the gredients is what produces such won- ; report,
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
I pain almost instantly, and unless the derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
'cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
I injury is a severe one, heals the parts for testimonials free.
New York, Sole Agents for the Unit-
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., ! _________
without leaving a scar. This salve is
Toledo. Ohio. 1 ed States.
also unequaled for chapped hands sore
nipples and diseases of the skin. Price, Sold by Druggists, price 75 cents. | Remember the name—Doan's, and
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation | take no other.
25 cents. For sale by All Dealers.
PORTLAND LETTER
—
Notice to the Public
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Io the Lover
of Good Coffee
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