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ever attempted—a work of the People, by the People for the People. "The building of the Chinese Wall * is the only ergineering feat in history Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon , I ... . . . ------------------------------ — ————■ —— that actually rivals it. The French A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson are suppesed to lead the world as County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. civil engineers. They made their plans for a Panama Canal; they spent untold Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1.997, at the post office at Jacksonville, treasure and twenty years’ time and Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. then abandoned the attempt as im- possible. ‘.The Panama Canal will be the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1910 . Copyright. IÇO9. by the Bobbi- actual realization of the short passage Merrill Company to India, sought bv sailors and navi SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rate3 furnished on I gators for centuries. application. To commemorate this mighty achieve (CONTINUED.} ........ — - - ■ -*-■----- ----- ■ ------- ment is worthy of our highest, noblest Carmichael and Grumbacn crossed Reports from the eastern states indicate that the and most dignified efforts. the Pints leisurely. "No Mardi Gras Carnival, with its “How did you come by that Bava Democrats will have a majority of 21 in the next congress, dancing clowns, prancing nymphs and rian passport?” asked Carmichael ab the first time since the passage of the Wilson showers of confetti will suffice. ruptly. "Archimedes, who invented and “It Is a forgery, my friend, but his tariff law by the 43rd congress. As the Wilson holds a patent on the lever said: ‘Give excellency will never find that out.” bill was the cause of the downfall of the Democrats, so 1 me a place upon which to stand, and« “You have me all at sea. Why did he bring la the head gardener and move the world.’ the failure of the Republican congress to redeem its I’ll “San Francisco has a lever and she ¡leave him standing there all that pledges regarding revision of the tariff has caused the has a place upon which to stand. She while?” “lie had a sound purpose, but It fell. defeat of the Republican candidates in the present election. has rrfoved the world to admiration i The head gardener did not reeognlzo for her recovery from calamity, and* The time for blind loyalty to parties is past: the voter has she will now, with the help of the me* you know him?" learned a lesson; when he demands relief from his party world, give the world the greatest | “ “Do Yes. He Is my elder brother.” and fails to get it, he now turns elsewhere. The result object lesson in science, economics. [ The ambassador from Jugendhelt. art and industrial betterment that it ’ Baron von Stelnbock, was not popular of the elections in the eastern states is not to be consider has in Dreiberg, at least not among the ever seen. ed as a Democratic victory so much as an expression of "She has money, the location, the people who still held to tbe grand the water, the sunshine, I he duke’s Idea that the kingdom had been the dissatisfaction of the rank and file of the Republican climate, men and women the willing brain and behind the abduction of the Princess Hlldegarde. Never a hot headed Drel- voters with the dilatory and antiquated methods of their the strong and helpful hands. berger passed his bouse without a de "San Francisco now asks Congress sire to loot It, to scale the piked fence party. “The world do move.” for official permission to invite the and batter in the doors and windows. world to come to her House Party in The king of Jugendhelt was to mar In Jackson county the republican ticket with the ex 1915i I ry her serene highness. Tbe menials “San Francisco does not ask Uncle in and about tbe embassy felt tbe new ception of sheriff was elected. Mr. Jones, the democratic Sam for either an appropriation or a Importance of their positions. So then imagine the Indignation of the major candidate, and present sheriff has held the office one term loan. domo when, summoned at dusk one and felt that he was entitled to re-election. He has made "All she asks for is his smile and evening to the carriage gates three or nod of recognition. a good officer, and that the people are satisfied with him “San Francisco has now pledged and | four days after tbe portentous news had issued from the palace, he found was proven by the handsome majority which he received at her command Seventeen Million only a ragged and grimy carter who Dollars to finance the Panama World’s demanded peremptorily to be admit Tuesday. ted and taken to bls excellency at Exposition. once. "This is a larger sum than any away!” The majordomo spun The defeat of Bowerman and the election of West as World’s Fair has ever had, and the on “Go his heels contemptuously. governor is a stinging rebuke to the ad\ cates of assem- Centennial Exposition had only about “I will skin you alive,” vowed the carter, »triking the Iron with the butt blyism, the Oregonian to the contrary notwithstanding. one-fourth as much. "In mineral wealth Louisiana has of his whip, “If you do not open these The verdict of the people is plain and the party managers nothing. gates Immediately. Open!” Her one and only great “If you do not stop hammering on will do well to take heed as to nominations in future. engineering feat is a sewer above those bars I shall send for the police.” grade. In live stock-horses, cattle, The carter thrust a hand through the THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN Justice’s Docket, Jacksonville precinct. sheep and swine-Louisiana has nothing grill. There was a ring on one of his ADVERTISING BY THE Trail Lumber Co. vs. J. E. Culver. to offer. People coming from Europe fingers. “Imbecile, set your eye on that and Action to recover money. Complaint and South America, with an idea of admit me without more ado!” emigrating here, would go to New file«!. The majordomo was thunderstruck. Orleans and depart with a poor im- GENERAL OFFICES W. M. Smith vs. A. Weatherby et nression of what the United States has He threw back tbe bolts, and tho NEW YORK AND CHICAGO al. Action to recover money. Com to offer. People who do not know carter pushed his way in. That ring BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES plaint filed. on the carter's finger! Colorado do not know America. "Take me to the baron." D. J. S Pearce et al, vs. W. A. "I want the East to be siphoned Vastly subdued, tbe majordomo pre Cheap Immitatlons Ramsay. Suit to foreclose contract. through Denver as a matter of edu ceded the carter into the office of the Owing to the immense sale and popular Complaint filed. embassy and went In search of the cation. ity of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey there G. G. Shirley vs. All whom it n\ay "New Orleans has her shipping 1 baron, who was in his study. are many cheap imitations on the concern. Application to register title. "Your excellency, there Is a man In trade, her wholesale interests and market under similar sounding names, Articles ot incorporation of the farm products, but beyond these ( the office who desires to see you quick ly. A Carter!” but you can always get the genuine Rogue Magazine filed, Lynn Purdin, industries there is litt'e to interest the i The ambassador Jumped to his feet. Dy looking for the bell on the bottle. Arthur Brown, and F. B. Waite, economist, and even those are as “One moment, your excellency. He incorporators. nothing to people who know New York, Fore a ring on his finger, and I could Ralph B. Aitken vs. George Carter. Chicago or Bostorf. not refuse him." I HE COURT HOUSE The majordomo Laborer’s lien filed. "She has fruits and flowers, but not Item* of Interest to Jackson Coui»‘y whispered two Articles of incorporation of Med in such quantities nor variety as Cali words. Tbe am Tax Payara ford Golf Club, filed. fornia ha». . bassador rushed Joseph Bristow vs. George Carter. from the study. "Of mineral wealth New Orleans MARRIAGE LICENSES It was dark In Laborer’s lien filed. knows nothing, while San Francisco the embassy of O. N. Nelson and M. L. Dox. is the financial metropolis: for the big Medford Sash & Door Co. vs. fice. Quickly the Wm. M. Watson and O. C. Doyle. Myron W. Tuttle and George Tuttle. gest mining and mineral interests in ambassador light the world. Gold, silver, copper, lead John Edwin McCain and Bertha B. Material man's lien filed. ed some candles. Smith. Gas would be too Articles of incorporation of the and the semi-precious stones are on bright for sue* a Edward Wendt and Augusta Walter. First State Bank of Woodville, filed. every hand, and their actual production is an object lesson which once seen is meeting. Fred W. Cornett and Iva Ingram. MARRIED never forgotten. “Well, your ex Will Vaughan and Hazel Williams. WATSON-DOYLE At the Babtist cellency?" said a voice from the COUNTY COURT parsonage in Medford, Oregon, Fri For Colic leather lounge. day November 4, 1910, by A. A. or any bowel trouble Dr. Bell’s Anti Regular November session, convened “Who are you?” Holmes; Wm. M. Watson Bnd O. C. Pain acts bke magic, relieves almost Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1910. Present :- For this was not Hon. J. R. Neil, commissioners Joshua 1 Doyle. instantly. Also good for all external the voice the baron expected to hear. “My name nt present does not mat Patterson, Janies Owens; Clerk W. McCAIN-SMITH — At the Presbyterian fains. Sold by City Drug Store. ter. Tbe news I bring is far more Im church, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, R. Coleman; Sheriff W. A. Jones. portant. His majesty emphatically de November 6, 1910, by Rev. W. F. A New and Complete Line of The usual number of bills for labor, clines any alliance with the house of Shields; John Edwin McCain and supplies, salaries, etc. were audited Ehrenstein." Bertha B. Smith. and ordered paid. "Damnation!" swore the ambassa dor. Plat» of Western Addition to Med WENDT-WALTER—At the residence Just received at of Henry Wendt, in Jacksonville, “The exact word used by the prince. ford; Queen Anne Addition, Medford; Oregon, Sunday November 6, 1910, Now then, what’s to be done?” and Ruby addition to Medford, were “This means war.” by Rev. Chas. H. Johnston; Edward approved. "War! It looks as If you and I, Wendt and Augusta Walter. Plat of Richmond addition to Med A fine line of Furniture, House baron, »ball not accompany the klug I ford was held for further consideration of Prussia into Alsace-Lorraine.” hold Goods, Stoves, Ranges, Sick headache. at December term. “This 1» horrible!” Harness, Whips, Graphophones “But what possessed the prince to This distressing disease results from and Records always on hand. Plat of Capitol Hill addition to Med blunder like this?” a digorded condition of the stomach, ford was approved. See the “The prluce really is not to blame. and can be cured by taking Chamber CIRCUIT COURT Onr king, baron, is a young colt. A lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. few mouths ago he gave his royal un Scott Davis vs. Chas. M. Meeker. Free samples at all dealers. Try it. cle carte blanche to seek a wife for Decree by default Examine this stove and be con him. Politics demanded an alliance vinced of its superiority over In the matter of the application of between Jugendhelt and Ehrensteln. any cook stove on the market Eliza J. Lewis to register title. SAN FRANCISCO There have been too many years of Order of review. useless antagonism. On the head of this bolt from heaven comes the dec Alfred Smith vs. City of Medford. laration of his majesty that he will Is Proper Place to Celebrate Order for judgment. marry auy other princess on the conti Hugh Elbera vs. C. C. Beekman et Jacksonville, Oregon nent." Opening of Panama Canal al. Application to register title, “They will pull this place down.” default. "Let them. We have 10,000 more In the matter of the application of troops than Ehrensteln." Some very clear and forceful reasons /‘You young men are a pack of Elmira May to register title. Default why San Francisco should be preferred fools!” and decree. to New Orleans as the proper place to “Softly, baron.” We have now in stock William Brunswig vs. Mt. Pitt celebrate the opening of the Panama “Where Is the king?” Hydraulic & Quartz Mining Co. ' Canal in 1915 are given by Elbert at our kiln, a large quan The carter smiled. “He is hunting, Transcript of judgment docket filed, j Hubbard (Fra Elbertus) in the Denver they say, with the crown prince of tity of first class drain Bavaria.” Post of Sept. 24th. Among the points NEW CASES “But you, why have you come dress Mamie E. Heggins vs. Charles B. made by Mr, Hubbard are the follow tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. ed like this?” Heggins. Suit for divorce. Complaint i ing; “That is a little secret.” "The year 1915 ia the centennial For sale at reasonable filed, summons. "But what’s to be done?” • of Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon Ella Fenton et al vs. C. B. Dyar et was a Dictator a beneficent tyrant. "Tell lies. They will suspend the prices. Call and ex al. Suit to quiet title. Ccmplaint I I And, by the way, all tyrants have ever catastrophe till we. are ready to meet amine, or send us your it The marriage is not to take place filed. regarded themselves as beneficent. till spring. That will give us plenty of Isabel Fanshervs. I.'nvl W Fanshcr. order. "The year 1915 is to mark the Rule time. After the coronation bis majes Suit for divorce. Cot «plaint filed. of the People. ty may l>e brought to reason. This Jacksonville Brick, Tile State of Oregon va. Milton Carter, j i "It is to commemorate the comple- marriage must not fall through now. b Lime Company. The grand duke will not cara to be- Criminal complaint. Transcript from j tion of the [greatest engineering feat .-JACKSONVILLE POST-:- Goose Girl By HAROLD MacGRATH Graniteware T. L. DeVore’s Art Stove T. L. DeVore TILE FOR SALE come the luugningstocK oi Europe The prince's advice Is for you to go about your affairs as usual. Only one man must be taken into your confi dence. and that man Is Herbeck. If I any oue cun straighten out bls end of I the tangle it is be.” “Where is the prince?" “Wbererer he Is he Is working for the best interests of the state." "There is the Bavarian princess,” re marked the ambassador musingly. "Ila! A good thought! But tbe king Is romantic. She Is older than be and ugly." ’“You are not telling me everything,” Intuitively. "I know It. 1 am telling you all that Is nt present necessary.” "You make me the unhappiest man In the kingdom! I have worked so hard and long toward this end. When did the king decline this alliance?" "Evidently the moment he heard It I have bls letter. Listen: i ' 1 ! ! ' j j ■ ! I "My Illustrious and Industrious Uncle—I regret exceedingly that at this late day I should cause you political embarrassment, but when I gave my consent to the es- pousal of any of the various princesses at liberty surely it was understood that Ehrensteln was not to be considered. I refuse to marry the daughter of the man who privately strove to cover my father with contumely, who dared Impute to him a crime that was any man's but my fa- ther's. I realize that certain policies called for this stroke on your part, but It cannot be. My dear uncle, you have dug a fine pit. and I hope you will find a safe way out of It. 1 refuse to marry the Princess Hlldegarde. This is final. It can be ar ranged without any discredit to the duke or to yourself. Let It be said that her serene highness has thrown m3 over. I shan't go to war about it. "FREDERICK. plain how futile ure tue schemes og men. He procee.le-l io tbe apartment» of her highness. Would she toss aside tills crown or would she fight for It? He found her alone. lie saluted her band respectfully. “I have here n letter. I have given my word that Its contents shall not be re pented to the duke, your father. If I let you read It will you agree to that? ■ And who has written thia letter?” noncommittally. • Ills majesty the king of Jugend helt,” slowly. “A letter from the king!” she cried, curious. "Should It not be brought to me on a golden salver?” • "It is probable that I am bringing 1t to you at the end—of a bayonet,” sol emnly. “If the duke learns It content» the inevitable result will be war.” A silence fell upon them. “He declines the honor of my band— Is that not It?" she finally said. The chancellor assented. "Ah!" with a note of pride > In her voice nud a flash in her eyes. “ ‘ « And IF’ “You will tell the duke that you have changed your niind.” gravely. "And If 1 refuse to change my mind ?’’ "I am resigned to any and all events." “War!" Iler fuce was serious. "And whnt has the king to suggest?" “He proposes to accept the humilia tion of being rejected by you.” “Why. this Is a gallant king! Pouf! There goes n crown of thistledown.” Then she laughed. There was nothing but youth In the laughter—youth and gladness. “Listen to me. I declare to you that I am happier at this mo ment thun I have been In days. Te marry a man I have uever seen, whose looks, character and habits are un known—why. I have 'lived In a kind of horror. I am free!" And she uttered tho words as with the breath of spring. The chancellor's shoulders drooped a trifle more, and Ills hand closed down over the letter. “There will be no war,” resumed her highness. “I know my father. Our wills may clash, but In this Instance mine shall be the stronger.” "But this Is not the end.” "You mean that there will be other kings?” “Yes, there will be other kings. I am sorry. What young girl has not her dream of romance? But prlncessea must not have romances. Yours, my child, must be a |x>litlcal marriage. It Is a harsh decree." “My highness will or will not marry, as she pleases. I a chattel that I am to be offered across this fron tier or that?" The chancellor moved uneasily. “You will, then, tell the duke that you have changed your mind, that you have recon sidered ?” he per sisted. “This evening. Now. godfather,' you may kiss her serene blghnesa on the forehead." “This honor ta me?” The chan “I 8IIALL NEED Tn» cellor trembled. WHOLE ROOM TO “Even so.” DANCE IN.” He did not touch her with his hands, but the kiss he put on her forehead was a benedic tion. "You may go now,” she said, “for I shall need the whole room to dance In. I am free, if only far a little while!” “Observe ‘My Illustrious and indus trious uncle!' ” laughed the carter without mirth. "Our king, you will see, has n graceful style.” He gained his feet. He was young, pleasant of : face, but a thorough soldier. “You are Lieutenant von Itaden- steln!” cried the ambassador. "I rec ognize you now.” “Thanks, your excellency!" “You are in the royal Household, the regent's invisible arm. I have heard a ftood deal about you. I knew your fa ther well." “Again, thanks. Now, the regent has heard certain rumors regarding an American named Carmichael, a consul. He is often seen with her highness. Bather an extraordinary privilege.” “Rest your mind there, lieutenant. This Carmichael is harmless. He can be eliminated nt a nV time.” “This is reassuring. You will see the chancellor tonight and show him this letter?” • “I will." “One word more, and then I’m off. If a butcher or a baker or even a mountaineer pulls tbe bell cord and shows this ring admit him without fail. He will have vital news.” For half an hour tne ambassador re i mained staring at the candlesticks. He wanted no dinner. He rang for his hat and cont. and twenty minutes later he was in the chancellor’s cabinet. “You seem out of health, baron,” was the chancellor’s greeting. “I am indeed that, count. I received a letter today from the prince regent. It was sent to him by his majesty, who is hunting in Bavaria. Read It, count, but 1 pray to you to do noth ing hastily.” The chancellor did not open the let- ter; he merely balanced It. Hls ac- customed pallor assumed a grayish tinge. “So his majesty declines?” be said evenly. “You have already heard?" cried the amazed ambassador. “Nothing. I surmise. The hour, your appearance, the letter—to what [ to be continued .] else could they point? I wns afraid i all along. Ah. If bis majesty could but see her! Is she not worthy of a Beautiful Eyes crown ?” “Herbeck, nothing would please me are desired by every one. If there is better than to see this marriage con any inflammation the eyes can’t be beautiful. Sutherland’s Eagle Eye summated.” “I believe you. We two peoples Salve will remove the inflammation should be friendly. It has taken me and clear the eyes. months to bring this matter round. The duke rebelled: her highness scorn ed the hand of Frederick. Still, If you OLD VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE saw all the evidence in tbe case you Send for free illustrated catalog; largest list Would not blame the duke for his at in Virginia. CASSELMAN b CO,, ficfciaaad, ¥•. titude.” “But those documents are rank for- gerles!" Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey “So they may be. but that has not For Coughs and Colds* been proved. What remedy do you suggest?” asked the chancellor. “I suggest .that tbe duke must not Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve know.” Good for all Skin Dlskasas. “Agreed. Go on," The Weather. “Y'ou will put the matter before her highness.” Following is the report of U. S. Vol “That will be difficult.” unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; "Let her repudiate the negotiations. for Jacksonville, for month of Nov. Let her say that she has changed her mind, ills majesty Is quite willing Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. that the humiliation be his.” “That is generous. But suppose she DATE MAXI- MINI- PREC’P- CH H’CT TAT’N MUM MUM OF DAY has set her heart on the crown of Ju- gendhelt. What then?” 04 part cloudy 1 .......... 49 65 35 cloudr 1 ....... 61 "In that event the nffalr Is no longer s .57 60 40 ....... In our hands, but in God's.” 61 43 4 ......... 76 60 char ........ “Is there no way of changing the 5 6 ........ 46 81 king’s mind?” 46 M 7 .......... 45 86 w "Read the letter, count,” said the 8 9 ......... 44 74 ambassador. 60 71 10......... 4« cloudy 60 .!• 11 .......... Herbeck read the letter. It was tho 12 a 57 .<*6 elm work of a rather irresponsible boy. 43 «1 13 ......... 35 67 .......... "May I take this to her highness?” 14 75 39 IS .......... asked the chancellor. “I promise Its 18 39 73 65 52 .......... contents will not go beyond her eye.” 17 39 clour 67 18 “I will take the risk." 76 40 19 71 39 20 Herbeck consulted his watch. It was 21 ......... 74 39 half after 6. Her, highness did not 22 67 39 66 * 23 .......... dine till & 70 36 24 70 ’9 “I shall go to her highness Imme K .......... 46 72 diately, baron. I shall return the let 2b 40 79 27 ....... 38 7» ter by messenger, and he will tell yon 28 .......... 69 47 29 the result of the interview.” 71 42 .SO 40 64 “God be with you,” said the ambas *1 sador. preparing .0 take his leave, "for Temperature—mean max. 70.06; mean all women are contrary.” After the baron was gone the chan min. 41.77; mean 55.91; Max. 86 on 8. cellor paced the room with halting m n. 35, on 1st; greatest range 44. step. Then toward the wraith of his ' Precipitation -Tota, for month, 1.59 Ambition be waved a. hand u if to ex- inche£ Greatest in 24 hours, .90 inch«*. —— -
