Jacksonville post., October 01, 1910, Image 1

Oregon Historical Society
• ” Hall
VOL. IV.
J/ iCKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 1, 1910
NO. 22
B. RaJidolp»'1 did trading at Ruch.
Lake county raises the finest fruit he
Wednesd ay.
I ever saw, and advises tree planting
Lee S.iltmarsb was in’Jackson'^jj]e
immediately.
Tuesday.
Correspondence of Lakeview Exam­
Anti-Assembly and Direct Mrs. C.. C. Pursel attended the
Fine Assortment of Apple»,
iner: An immense amount of building
Knutzen.
funeral
of
Mrs.
Primary Candidates Win
1 On Little Applegate Satur­ Held in this City Last Week is now going on in the Fort Rock and
Pears,
Peaches
and
Z. Car acron splint several days in
Christmas Lake sections, new houses
day
Morning.
Now
in
—
Next
Meeting
to
be
in
Medford with his ivifeiwb.o has been
in Most Cases.
i dotting the plains everywhere.
Grapes at Bank of Jack­
under th& Doctor’s ■■¡are for some time.
County Jail.
An innovation in apple buying took
Ashland.
sonville.
The A pplegate hay’ men are storing
place last week at Hood River when
The anti-assembly men are the win­
a-way t heir last crop of hay.
ners as a rule in the contest Saturday,
Julian A. Mock, the man who stab­
The annual reunion of the Southern the first big buy of an orchard crop
M. R. Buck was in the city recently. bed and killed Jesse Smith at Med.ord
Mr. Harry Luy of the County Seat
Bowerman for Governor, and Benson
Oregon Pioneers and their descendants was made on the tree, the purchaser
T. L. Devore took dinner with iast week, was arrested on Little was held in this city, Thursday of last contracting to pick, pack and market Real Estate Co. has collected and
for Secretary of State, being about all
placed on exhibition at the Bank of
the assembly candidates nominated for friends on Applegate a few Sundays Applegate, early Saturday morning week. As the weather was exception­ the crop.
age.
state offices.
and lodged in the county jail at this ally fine, a large number of the old-
Laborer tanked up on near-whiskey Jacksonville, a fine assortment of
For congress, in the first district
place Saturday afternoon. The ar­ time residents of different parts of the threatened to shoot, at Madras; officer fruits all grown ir territory immediately
Hawley, assembly candidate wins over
rest was made by Deputy Manning of country and many of their dessendants came, and laborer ran and was stopped . adjacent to this city, an inspection cf
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS
Mulkey by about 2000, but in the
Talent, and was accomplished with­ were present.
in the dark by a wire fence. As he which will convince the most pre­
second district Lafferty, insurgent
out difficulty Manning having been
The program was carried out sub­ fell he hurt his knee and his revolver judiced observer that all the fine fruit
defeats Ellis, assembly candidate by Votes Received by Candidates notified by telephone of the presence stantially as announced in a former went off and he thought the closely is not grown at Medford.
I
The collection includes Crawford
about 4000.
of Mock at the house of James Trask. issue of the Post. Singing, speech­ pursuing officer had shot and wounded
of Primary Election.
In this county the only contests were
Mock’s story as told by himself is to making and feasting were the main him, and had to be dragged to the peaches; Tokay grapes; DeAnjou,
Comice, and Winter Nellis pears; and
for State Senator, Representative, and
the effect that the murder was un­ features.
lockup.
I
Jonathan, Spitzenberg, and Newtown
Commissioner. Von der Hellen de­
The address of welcome was deliver­
The following is a list of the votes intentional and not premeditated- that
During the last four years in Union apples. The specimens on exhibition
feated Cambers and Colvig for Senator, received by various candidates at the he has never been in any trouble be­ ed by Hon. C. C. Beekman, the pioneer
county $169,000 of a county debt has cannot be surpassed for size, shape, or
Westerlund and Eggleston won over I primaries in Jackson county. As there fore, of any kind, that he was under banker of Southern Oregon, and one
been paid and the county placed on a coloring by any fruit grown anywhere
Mears for Representative, and Davis were only one candidate for each of the influence of liquor when he killed of the earliest residents of Jacksonville,
cash basis; the county has put in and it is well worth while to stop and
defeated Patterson for Commissioner. several offices the vote for these is Smith; that he has tuberculosis of the :md was specially appropriate to the
$55,000 worth of steel bridges, four
Taken as a whole it was the most ■I omitted, the results being given only lungs and could not live long anyway, occasion.
The
regular
oration miles of rock road worth $3500 per inspect them.
In addition to the fruit mentioned
apathetic election ever held in Oregon; i in cases where two or more candidates and was on the way to give himself delivered by W. H. Johnson of the
mile, and many wooden bridges, aside
the average voter not seeming to care . 1 had filed for same office.
up to the officers when arrested. He Applegate valley, a native son of from the ordinary road work of the above, the bank has several fine speci­
mens of potatoes, grown near this city.
whether he voted or not. In many of I «Congress 1 B. F. Mulkey..........
denies making his escape with a horse Oregon, was a masterly effort and county.—Journal.
.... 73»
the counties not more than 50 per cent
cart,
but
says
that
the
trip
was
and
was
received
with
marked
attention
1
W.
C.
Hawley
.........
....377
I
of the registered voters attended the
by the audience. The orator referred
I Albert Abraham.... ....253 made on foot.
CITY COUNCIL
election.
It is evident that the want of food in a touching manner to the self­
(Governor J Jay Bowerman .... ....264
TAXES ARE DUE
’ Grant B. Dimmick. ....319 drove Mock to the dwelling of the sacrifices of these early pioneers and
1 E. Hofer.................. ....241 Trask’s and not the desire to give to the effect upon the present and
Gets Busy on Water Question
For Chapped Skin.
Sec. j F. W. Benson........... ..-..736 himself up as stated above.
future generations.
Penalty Will be Added After
State / G. Wingate.............. ....338
Chapped skin whether on the hands,
Since the annual meeting last year,
Engineer Osgood Present.
or face may be cured in one night by
.State J Ralph W. Hoyt....... ....317
nine members have gone to that
Monday
MASTER
MARINER
DIES
applying Chamberlain’s Salve. It is 1 reas. 1 Thomas B. Kay....... ....746
country from which none returns;
also unequaled for sore nipples, burns
AFTER YEAR’S ILLNESS ! memorials of the following departed
S up. I Henry J. Bean......... ....788
The city dads held a special meeting
Ju st. 1 Thos. McBride ... ....582
and scalds. For sale by all dealers.
The final date for payment of taxes Wednesday evening to discuss the
i ones were read by the secretary:
Alameda,
Sept.
8.
—
After
an
illness
( W. McCamant......... ....282
Silas J. Dav. Clayborne Neil, H. K. is the first Monday in October, and in water question. Engineer Osgood was
j of more than a year, Captain Henry
Atty ’• 1 A. M. Crawford ... ....698 Clay Killman, a master mariner, died I Hanna, William T. Fresee, A. B. case the last half is not paid by that present with a full set of plans^ and
Buncom Reports.
Gener al 1 J. N. Hart............. ....312
Tuesday night at his home, 1701 Wil­ Helman, Robt. J. Cameron, and Rial time the amount unpaid will draw specifications, showing in detail every­
State \ Wm. J. Clarke......... ....482 low street. After a voyage to Africa Benedict.
interest at the rate of one per cent thing necessary to the construction of
Printer / W. S. Dunniway.... ....549
Correspondence to the Post.
The music under the direction of per month from April. In addition to the water works.
about a year ago, Captain Killman
The specifications were approved
A. S. Kleinhammer did business in Labor \ 0. P. Hoff................ ....455 returned to New York, where he under­ Miss Carrie Beekman was fine and the interest a penalty of ten per cent
Com. ( G. M. Orton............. ....498
the city recently.
went an operation from which he never deserves especial mention. The ban- will be added. Better pay up Monday. and ordered printed in pamphlet torm
Water 1 James E. Chinnock ....608 recovered. Unable to partake of any I quet, served by Native Daughters, was
for the convenience of bidders and
Samuel Carpenter made Jacksonville
Supt. (Fred K. Gettins.... ....314
interested
parties. The pamphlets
,
excellent
and
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
food,
his
strength
rapidly
declined,
and
a call some time ago.
Card of Thanks.
State ( J. J. Cambers......... ....371 since February, when he was brought by the three hundred persons partaking
will also contain blank proposal, con­
Mrs. J. F. Crump was visiting Senator ( Wm. M. Cclvig....... ....346 1
tracts, and bond of contractor.
Mollie Kleinhwmmur last week.
( H. Von der Hellen.. ....387 home from New York in a special car, thereof.
The Recorder was authorized to
An
election
of
officers
resulted
in
his
life
has
been
despaired
of.
ex-
We,
the
undersigned,
desire
tc
( M. F. êlggleston.... ....568
Mrs. M. R. Buck did shopping in
advertise for the construction of the
the
choice
of
C.
K.
Klum
of
Ashland
Captain
Killman
was
a
member
of
■j
Fr
3d
W.
Mears
.......
Rep.
press our sincere thanks to our dear
.... 521 !
Medford last week.
( J. A. Westerlund... ....6111 Oak Grove lodge of Masons, with which as president, and C. C. Beekman of friends and members of the Masonic water works, the bidder to furnish all
Mrs. Wilbur Cameron spent a few
materials and perform all necessary
Co. Com. \ Geo. L. Davis.......... ....566 ' he had been ¡’identified for many years. this city as secretary. Ashland was order for their sympathy in our recent
days with Mrs. C. C. Pursel last week.
) Joshua Patterson... ....514 He was widely knoWn in shipping | selected as the place for the next bereavement and for their assistance labor, etc.
Mrs. Ella Cook of Jacksonville was
at the funeral of our beloved mother.
Judge Calkins received 1032 votes, circles. Deceased is survived by a I meeting.
visiting on Little Applegate last week being the largest number cast for any widow, Mrs. Sophie M. Killman. He
Why People Cough
Children of the late Mrs. J. H.
the guest of Do. a Saltmarsh.
is a mystery when Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
candidate
Knutzen.
W. R. Coleman was a was 62 years old and a native of Stock-
How’s This?
Hollis Parks made a trip up Big close second with 1017.
ton, Maine. The funeral will be held
Honey will cure any cough. Look for
at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon from
Applegate last Tuesday.
the bell on the bottle. It marks tl e
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
the Masonic Temple. The flag is at ward Tor any case ofCatarrh that can­
Dairying in the South
genuine. Sold every where.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pursel were m
If You Have Any Doubt
half mast on the temple.
not
be
cured
by
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure.
Medford circus day.
of the merit of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
(The above article is from a San
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Miss Gay Webb is well pleased with Honey one bottle will remove that Francisco paper of recent date and
PRELIMINARY HEARING
Dairying is growing in popularity
We, the undersigned, have known among the farmers of the southern
her school here.
doubt and your cough at the same will be of interest to many of our
readers.
The
mariner,
Capt.
Killman
John Louden was visiting relatives time. Look for the be JI on the bottle. was a brother-in-law of our fellow F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and states. They are learning that the
believe him perfectly honorable in all dairy cow can do for the cotton grower
It is the genuine. So.ld every where. townsman, W. 6. Deneff.)
on Little Applegate recently.
Homicide Case Held at
business transactions and financially of the south what she has done for the In
able to carry out any obligations made
Medford Tuesday.
wheat grower in the north, i. e., in­
by his firm.
crease the fertility of the soil in ad­
W alding , K innan & M arvin .
dition to making most satisfactory
Julian Mock, the man who killed
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. returns for labor and money expended
Jesse
Smith at Medford last week, was
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in­ for feed.
given a preliminary hearing before
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
The U. S. Department of Agriculture
| and mucous surfaces of the system. has been giving particular attention Justice Canon at Medford, Tuesday
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents to this question in the southern states afternoon.
The eye witnesses of the stabbing
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
the past few years and a great service
Take Hall’s Family Pills for con- has been rendered. A great impetus affair were put on the stand and ex­
amined after which the prisoner was
stipation.
has been given to the dairy move­ committed to the county jail to await
ment until now there are thousands of
investigation by the grand jury.
influential dairvmen singing the praises
We wish to advise you that we have
Oregon Sidelights.
of the dairy cuw and demonstrating by
installed in our store a new Royal
several experiments that dairying is
Electric Coffee Mill, which is being
On a 4 year old tree near Redmond, the salvation of that section of the
placed on the market by The A. J.
100 marketable apples grew.
country.
Deer Co., of Hornell, N. Y. This
Not an idle man in Central Point;
Certain politicians, in order to create
machine is equipped with steel knives
great demand for fruit packers.
an issue by which they might retain Tax the Women of Jacksonville
which cut the berry into uniform clean
cut particles, instead of grinding
Seventy people or more have been office, have greatly retarded the
the Same as Elsewhere
development of the dairy industry in
working at Union packing prunes.
crushing it, as by the old method.
All Coffee Mills heretofore used
Output of prunes shipped from Milton the cotton growing states by creating
the impression there that the interest«
Hard to attend to hcuschold duties.
only crush the berry, mutilating
will be 188 carloads, worth $94,000.
of the cotton grower are opposed to With a constantly aching back.
minute oil cells, allowing the Coffee
Construction of Redmond-Prineville those of the dairyman. It has been
A woman should not have a bad back,
Oil to evaporate, thus impairing the
wagon and automobile road, 17 miles, brought about in this way: Cotton­
And she wouldn’t if the kidneys were
strength and flavor.
is assured.
seed oil is used in the manufacture of well.
By this new process the little oil cells
An apple packing school will be con­ some kinds of oleomargarine. This Doan’s Kidney Pills make well Kidneys.
remain unbroken, the essential oil
ducted in Milton by Agricultural college has been used to prejudice the cotton
Mrs. J. H. Baussum, living Cor.
(food product), can not evaporate and
professors.
producer against any and all kinds ol Twelfth & C. Sts. Medford. Ore., says:
the coffee thus retains its fine, rich,
Milton nursery has a contract to de­ legislation which in any way regulates “I suffered so severely from kidney
aromatic flavor in its full strength.
liver 100,006 apple trees io a Sait Lake or restricts the sale of oleomargarine. trouble that I was unable to do my
This is one reason why a pound of
party in 1911.
A careful estimate compiled from housework, My kidneys were very
coffee cut in this mill will make from
Southern Pacific railroad from Junc­ government reports shows that through irregular in action. My back pained
twelve to nt teen cups more ot full strength coffee than will any coffee
ground the old way. The Lover of Good Coffee finds here a richness of
tion City to Coos Bay, via Florence is the sale of cottonseed oil which was me severely when stooping or lifting
used in the manufacture of oleomar­ and sharp twinges would shoot through
flavor never found in Coffee ground in the ordinary way at any price.
“assured”—perhaps.
Another feature about this Mill is that you may have your Coffee cut as
Tract of 1160 acres in Josephine coun­ garine last year, the cotton growers my loins. I ran dow-n in health and at
fine as the finest sand and it will still be practically free from that fine
ty will be subdivided into small tracts of the south actually received oue and times felt very miserable. Doan’s
one-half cents for every acre planted Kidney Pills were finally brought to
dust which is produced by the old method of grinding. You will, there­
and put on the market.
my attention, and I procured a box.
to cotton!
fore, always have a clear cup of coffee instead of a muddy effect-a result,
In time the output from the valley
For every dollar’s worth of cotton­ They helped me from the first, 1 con­
of using the old style Mills.
of Silver Lake will be 2,000,000 bushels seed oil used last year in making tinued taking them and was entirely
Royal Cut Coffee is also adaptable for percolators or French Drip
of grain yearly, predicts a correspond­ oleomargarine, one hundred and seven cured. 1 have often recommended
Coffee Pots.
ent of the Lakeview Examiner.
dollars’ worth of butter was produced Doan’s Kidney Pills to other sufferers. ”
Try a pound of our coffee cut on a Royal Mill and we know you will be
Prineville-Shaniko stage carr^id 24 in those same cotton growing states.
pleased with the results.
Yours truly,
Plenty more proof like this tr< ni
passengers one day, besides others
These are facts which every cotton Jacksonville people. Call at The City
that went in private conveyances, ap< producer should consider before lend­ Drugstore and ask what customers
nine persons could not get passage. ing his support to any movement report.
A Falls City man was married *is which is intended to retard the growth
For sale ¡by all dealers. Price 50
week to a woman to whom he was en­ and development of the dairy industry cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
gaged 50 years ago. The war caused in the south.
New York, Sole Agents for the Unit­
separation that lasted half a century.
The National Dairy Union,
ed States.
A railroad man who has been there
E. K. Slater, Secy.
Remember the name-Doan’s, and
on business says Goose Lake valley in
St. Paul, Minn. take no other.
THE PRIMARY
MOCK
PIONEER
ARRESTED
REUNION
FRUIT DISPLAY
1
i
To the Lover
of Good Coffee
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Ulrich Brothers