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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 8, 1910
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TEACHERS’
INSTITUTE
To be held in Grants Pass,
Oregon, October 12, 13,
and 14.
district in which such teacher >s teach­
ing to draw $5.00 from the county
fund.
The S. P. Railroad company has
granted reduced rates on the certificate
plan of one and one-third fare for the
round trip. Teachers will pay full
fare to Grants Pass, taking a receipt
therefor from the agent. Upon pre­
sentation of this receipt, signed by the
secretary of the institute, [a return
ticket can be purchased for one-third
the usual rate.
Ethel Chapman, of Grants [Pass
school, will have charge of the music
of the institute.
The reception committee will meet
incoming trains. Teachers who wish
to engage rooms in advance may write
to any member of this committee.
SECOND PAMPHLETS
VERDICT AGAINST M. W. A.
For Oregon voters will be mail­ Fraternal Order loses case re­
ed October 29.
cently decided at Grants Pass
busy career she has had scant leisure
to study such things; besides she con­
fesses to a belief that politics would
have helped her less than her own
efforts. She took up her work as she
would have plunged into a study ih a
co.educational school, remembering
that sex privileges and sex disabilities
count for nothing when a woman
shoulders a man’s work. Perhaps
suffrage for Women, if they ever
achieve It, may bri-'g more strenuous
careers and larger opportunities. 'Of
what aVM), however, ‘Will that be
unless the woman 'chodses work accord­
ing to her capacity and does it to the
best of her ability—cheerfully, loyally,
faithfully and with a heartfelt interest.
— Success,
FOREST
RANGERS
Examination for Assistant
Rangers w ill be held Oct­
ober 24-25.
Salem, Or., Oct. 7.—Voters of the
For the second time, Mrs. Lathrop,
state may now prepare to receive a of Gr ants Pass, has won in her suit
second pamphlet under that act for agait ist the Modern Woodmen of
the general election. Copy for this Ame rica, on account of the death of
pamphlet cannot be filed with the her husband, who was accidentally
The Civil Service Commission
The annual Teachers’ Institute for
Secretary of State’s office later than kill id, the case having recently been
hold an examination for A asistant
the counties of Jackson and Josephine,
October 9. Under the act only the decided in Circuit court. The verdict
Forest Ranger on October 2’^25 ign>
will be held in the high school build­
state executive committee, or manag­ is for $3000, and is the result of a
■f
A
The U. S. Department o*
- . ’
ing at Grants Pass, Oct. 12, 13. and
ing officers of any political party second trial, the first outcome having
.C( •*j.iculture
estimates
that
400
eljgioi
14.
having nominate! candidates, may been reversed by the Supreme court.
,es will be
needed during the field
A neat folder containing the pro­
file matter for the pamphlet and no
At the time of his death, Lathrop
. season of 1911,
Assistant
Forest
P
gram has been printed and distributed
others except independent candidates, ’had just been taken into the order, and
entrance salar-
-angers are paid an
among the teachers and others in­
Political parties are awarded 24 pages under the by- laws his first assessment
The
e-
/Of
$I,10° Per annum,
terested in educational work.
in the [booklet while independent could be paid at any time during the
ANTI-PROHIBITION
COUNCIL
MEETING
..amination
will be held at
The program shows that an ex­
candidates are given two pages each. month in w’aich he became affiliated.
•
.onal Forest head-quarters in
cellent staff of instructors has been
The charge of each page in the In the meantime, however, Lathrop
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
secured and every effort is being
pamphlet is $50, which will go toward was accidently killed while blasting Senator Ruth delivers lecture '
1 Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan,
made to make this meeting one of Regular session held in City Hall the expense of printing and mailing. out stumps on his premises.
the most interesting and profitable
The head camp contested the suit U. S. Hall Wednesday 'even¡ng Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New
The Secretary of State is given two
Tuesday Evening.
Mexico, Nevada, Oregon,
South
institutes ever held in the district.
days after he receives the final copy brought by the widow with results as
Dakota, Washington, and Wyoming.
Following are the names of instruct­
to place it in the hands of the printer, above noted. E. D. Briggs of this
A. S. Ruth of O\ympia Wagh No examinations will be held in­
ors:
The regular session of the city council and the printer has until October 23 city, was attorney for the Woodmen,
J. H. Ackerman, Superintendent of wa3 held Tuesday evening. Present; to produce all of the .pamphlets. and H. D. Norton, of Giants Pass, dehyered an address in the y g Ha„ Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Utah, except
Public Instruction.
g under the auspices at Kanab, *Utah, the headquarters of
Mayor Shaw; Councilmen Britt, Dun­ These must be mailed by October 29. represented the widow’s interests in - .. ,
?,
*on ‘°me Rule Association. the Kaibab National Forest. Since
L. R. Aiderman, Dept. Education, ford, Fick, and Grieve; Recorder Dox. It is possible under the law ,to have the cas *.
from 120 to 130 pages in the booklet,
The case will again be taken to the
r"
>:IS a ^orc*t»le speaker and his all of the Kaibab Forest is in Arizona,
U. of O.
Minutes of previous meetings read
presen
a
on
4be probjbition question residents of Arizona will, under the
and
it
is
also
possible
that
34
distinct
Supreme
court,
it
is
authoritatively
Curtis Merriman, Prin. Training : and approved. The usual bills fur
pamphlets
may
be
printed.
stat*jd.
—
Ashland
Tidings.
•ong somewhat different lines law, have preference in appointments
School, Cheney Normal, Washington. j supplies, labor, salaries, etc. were
yror.i those usually followed by plat- for this Forest.
E. D. Ressler, Oregon Agricultural i audited and ordered paid. •
Forest Rangers must be, when
-orm orators.
KING DETHRONED
BURNED AT STAKE
College.
The Recorder was authorized to call
The speaker aimed to show by statist- practicable, citizens of the State or
Flora Baldwin, English and Lit.. for bids for the construction of certain
I ics that prohibition does not prohibit, Territory in which the National Forest
j sidewalks which had been ordered
California Schools.
i hat in states where it had been on which they are to be appointed is
In Lisbon, and Revolutionists By mob in Alabama, is f'jfe of and
U. S. Collins, Supt. Medford Schools. built.
tried it had proved a failure, causing situated. In the States in which no
Petition asking that certain build­
deceit, hypocracy, etc. The address examinations are to be held there is
W. F. Cameron, Supt. Ashland
are in command.
negro Conv'id,
ings on Fifth street be removed, was
was interspersed with numerous still a sufficient list of eligibles to
Schools.
presented
and
referred
to
a
committee
quotations
from eminent preachers, make the holding of auother exami-
S. B. Hall. Prin. Medford School.
with instructions to investigate and
nation unnecessary.
Montgomery, Ala ~
Qct 4 _gjx statesmen, etc.
London, October 4.—The Daily Mi.il
R. R. Turner, Supt. Grants Pass report at a future meeting.
says that a revolution broke out in hours after he had stacked Mrs. Hi­
The speaker claimed to be a believeri
The requirements and duties of
Schools.
woman of Coy. in temperance, but held that prohibit­ Forest Rangers are thus described in
Application for assistance to build Lisbon today. The Dispatch adds ram Stucky, a y<
Ethel Chapman, Supervisor of exhibit building for relics was referred that King Manuel is a prisoner, that ington county, Zugh wilherg> a negro ion would never help the temperance “The Use Book,” which contains the
Music, Grants Pass.
to Mr. Britt with instructions to re­ street fighting has occurred and that trusty at the flend#rgon convict camp, cause, merely changing the manner of regulations and instructions for the
Chas. H. Jones, Pub. Oregon port at next meeting.
warships are bombarding the palace was ta en
fom lbe wnrden |ast Jjqght drinking and quality of liquor used.
use of the National Forests:
Teachers’ Monthly.
and all communication with the capital whi e en > oute tQ prjgon at Andalusia,
“A ranger of any grade must be
is cut off.
tied to a gtake by an infurjated mob of
The following committees have been
thoroughly sound and able-bodied,
THE
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
OBJECTS
TO
NEW
ORLEANS
“A Paris newspaper prints the fol­ 400 me
and burned.
appointed:
capable of enduring hardships and per­
T’Vi
lowing wireless dispatch from its
Reception Committee—R. R. Turner,
forming severe labor under trying-
a
mob
dispersed
leaving
no
trace
correspondent at Cape Blanco;
Chairman; Mrs. Woodward, Miss Tuffs, Notice to patrons.
0
their fury save the ashes of the St. Louis Editor favors holding conditions. He must be able to take
Beginners
“Revolution broke out in Portugal. n
Miss Crane, Miss Horton, Mrs. Belding,
care of himself and his horses in regions
egro.
Great
part of army and all navy have
Miss George.
remote from settlement and supplies.
Exposition
in
San
Francisco
may enter now
The negro went to the farm of Mr.
gone on side of revolutionists. At twr i
Resolution Committee—E. A. Hump-
He must be able to build trails and
o’clock this afternoon the bombar d- ' Stuckey early yeBterday afternoon to
ten, Chairman; A. J. Hanby, Marian
cabins, ride, pack, and deal tactfully
get
drinking
water
for
fellrw
convicts,
New Orleans is lustily proclaiming with all classes of people. He must
No beginning pupils will be received ment began. All egress to city Zor-
White.
who were at camp near by. Entering
Press Committee—F.’.F. Cooper, P. after Oct. 17. Patrons who have bidden. Impossible, therefore, to pro- I the house, it is charged the negro as- its endorsement by St. Louis as the know something of land surveying,
logical site for the Panama-Pacific estimating and scaling timber, logging,
H. Dailey, U. S. Collins, Ethel Rigdon, children who will be 6 yrs. of age cure and forward details.”
i saultod Mrs. Stuckey, who was alone, Exposition. That this crowing is
before Feb. 1, 1911 may enter now in
land laws, mining, and the livestock
Wm. Stine, Christina McLean.
j after which he clubbed her into insen- rather premature and that the “en­
the beginner’s class. No other be­
business.
If You Have Any Do jbt
Secretary of Institute—Christina
| sibility in an effort to stifle her cries. dorsement” is not all that could be
i ginner’s class will be organized during
“On some Forests the ranger must
McLean.
, It was reported that the woman is in desired is indicated by the following
the school year.
be
a specialist in one or more of these
j
a
precarious
condition.
GENERAL INFORMATION
of the ment of Dr. B ,n>„ D. _
editorial in the St. Louie Times frankly liig •> of work. Thorough familiarity
, ...
«>11 s Pme-Tar-
one
bottle
w
..
,
Honey
Wanted
—
Fresh
milk
cow.
one
that
Before
becoming
unconscious
Mrs.
Each teacher whose attendance at
advocating the claims of San Francisco: with the region in which he seeks em­
.11 remove that
I Stuckey informed her rescuers of the "Despite the fact that a partial promise ployment, including its geography and
this institute aggregates not less than will give not less than 4 gallons. Ad­ doubt and your co Jgh at the
sixteen hours will be given a certificate dress J. M. Schmidt. Box 705, Medford, time. Look for th ,e be|I on t|)e bottle assault, naming the trusty, whom she has been made in St. Louis which its forest and industrial conditions, is
It is the genuine
of attendance, which will entitle the Oregon.
Sold every where. j knew. The negro was caught and would seek to anchor this city to the usually demanded, although lack of
I
j hurried to the stockade at Sanford, six position of favoring New Orleans as
this may be supplied by experience in
miles from Anadalusia
the place for holding the Panama similar regions.
On hearing that a mob was forming, Exposition, there is a distinct tone of
Details regarding the examination,
Warden J. T. Long at • o’clock at­ another kind to be heard on every including the names of the places at
tempted to spirit the convict to the side.
which it will be held, will be sent to
1 prison at Anadalusia, but was inter­
“The question is being asked, why anyone applying to the United States
cepted on the outskirts of the village. should New Orleans be favored in this Civil Service Commission, Washington,
relationship, at the expense of San D. C.
Francisco, which is making a vigorous
School Library
effort to obtain the exposition?
Why People Cough
“The St. Louis Times is free to say is a mystery when Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
Report of librarian of Jacksonville that it can think of no good reason why Honey will cure any cough. Look for
Public School for month ending Sept. this city should favor New Orleans as the bell on the bottle. It marks the
We wish to advise you that we have
against San Francisco.
genuine. Sold every where.
installed in our store a new Royal
“The argument of “neighborliness”
B ooks loaned
Electric Coffee Mill, which is being
teacher; for reference
51 is, perhaps, more than counterbalanced
placed on the market by The -A. J.
pupils “ reading..
84 by other arguments which readily
Deer Co., of Hornell, N. Y. This
44
patrons “
5 come to mind.
machine is equipped with steel knives
“Summer has always been the ac­
which cut the berry into uniform clean
Total...
140 cepted seasen for World’s Fairs; there­ Tax the Women of Jacksonville
cut particles, instead of grinding and
Divided as follows:
fore, the matter of climate should be
the ame as Elsewhere
crushing it, as by the old method.
Reference books............
40 a first consideration. New Orleans
All Coffee Mills heretofore used will
Historical geography, etc.
30 has a very kindly climate to offer
only crush the berry, mutilating the
Hard to attend to household duties.
Fiction ..........................
70 winter tourists, but its summers are
minute oil cells, allowing the Coffee
With
a constantly aching back.
unbearable.
General
Humidity
appears
Among the pupils the greatest
Oil to evaporate, thus impairing the
A woman should not have a bad back,
to
have
his
fortifications
established
number
were
read
by
the
fifth
and
strength and flavor.
most strongly in the beautiful Crescent And she wouldn’t if the kidneys were
sixth grades.
By this new process the little oil cells
City—and he is the known foe to com­ well.
We
believe
the
school
library
to
be
remain unbroken, the essential oil
Doan’s Kidney Pills make well Kidneys.
fort
and exercise of every kind. *
a good one and you are invited to come
(food product), can not evaporate and
Mrs. J. H. Baussum, living Cor.
“On the other hand, San Francisco's
and procure a book. The only restrict­
the coffee thus retains its fine, rich,
Twelfth & C. Sts. Medford. Ore., says:
climate
in
the
summer
season
may
ion placed is that you obey library
aromatic flavor in its full strength.
"I suffered so severely from kidney
rules. Hour for patrons from 4 to 5 almost be said to err in the other
This is one reason why a pound of
trouble that I was unable to do my
direction.
It
is
cool,
if
not
quite
p. m. Tuesday evenings of each week.
coffee cut in this mill will make from
chilly; and it is the bracing quality in housework, My kidneys were very
twelve to fifteen cups more ot full str sngth coffee than will any coffee
the air which acts as a stimulant to all irregular in action. My back pained
ground the old way. The Lover of Good Coffee finds here a richness of
me severely when stooping or lifting
pleasure
seeking.
The Successful Woman
flavor never found in Coffee ground in the ordinary way at any price.
“Again, San Francisco is on the and sharp twinges would shoot through
Another feature about this Mill is that you may have your Coffee cut as
salt water, while New Orleans has my loins. 1 ran down in health and at
fine as the finest sand and it will still be practically free from that fine
The
working
woman
who
has
achiev
­
to summon her fleets from a point times felt very miserable. Doan’s
dust which is produced by the old method of grinding. You will, there­
ed
success
shows
it.
You
can
pickher
more than half a hundred miles away. Kidney Pills were finally brought to
fore, always have a clear cup of coffee instead of a muddy effect-a result
out
from
a
throng
as
you
can
a
suc
­
“As to the benefits of the Panama my attention, and I procured a box.
of using the old style Mills.
cessful
business
man
in
a
sidewalk
Exposition,
certainly there is no city They helped me from the first, 1 con­
Royal Cut Coffee is also adaptable for percolators or French Drip
i which will reap so great a number as tinued taking them and was entirely .
crowd.
It
is
not
wholly
a
matter
of
Coffee Pots.
garments, although that has some­ San Francisco. By the turning loose cured. 1 have often recommended
Try a pound of our coffee cut on a Royal Mill and we know you will be
thing to do with it. She possesses lhe of the tides in the great canal, it will ; Doan’s Kidney Pills to other sufferers. ”
pleased with the results.
Yours truly.
undefinable air of having “made good" be suddenly incorporated as an Am­ | Plenty more proof like this from
— also a wide-awake, alert manner, erican city in a new respect. It has Jacksonville people. Call at The City
acquired by hard work and its rewards. been out of the American world all Drug Store and ask what customers
She carries herself with a pride and these years, and has built [up a report.
d gnity quite unlike the haughty air musical, literary and financial sphere
For sale [by all dealers. Price 50
we associate with social position or of its own. With the completion of cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
wealth. It is uimply the well earned the canal, San Francisco’s address will New York, Sole Agents for the Unit­
insignia of a sulf made woman. As a suddenly become, “U. S. A."—a ed
________
States.
rule the seif-woman cares little about sufficient reason why it should wish to Remember the name—Doan's, and
the suffrage question. During her celebrate on a mighty icale.”
¡take no other.
To the Lover
of Good Coflee
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Ulrich Brothers