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JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 7, 1911
VOL. IV.
NO. 36
i operating the railroad at a million a
THE 1915 FAIR
day less than now, suppose he show
’em how to satisfy a terrapin appetite
Correspondence to the Post.
on a fried egg income.
John Cantrall was in town Monday
Convention is Called to How can Canada hope to be able to Whole State Working for Exp?-
and Tuesday.
$10,000,000 for a navy when the
Form Fruit Selling Asso­ raise
sition at San Francisco.
people of Toronto will even pay street
Held Tuesday Evening. Frank Cameron was in the city re­
cently.
car
fare
without
raising
a
riot.
ciation — Black Walnuts
Bond of J. J. Mears Con- Ernest Foreman spent several days
A Congressman says Taft’s message
and Acorns Planted by . is safe and sane and does not rock the No better evidence coyld be had . f
in Jacksonville last week.
tractor for Waterworks Lee Saltmarsh butchered seven fine
| boat. Those 40,000 words, more or the unanimity with which California: <
Government
—
Portland
less, ought to be pretty good ballast. are working to secure the internation: 1
Approved—Bills Allowed hogs Monday.
exposition of 1915 than the vote polled
R. J. Jennings and family took New
Will Celebrate Dewey Day The Democratic members of Congress throughout thé state Nov. 8 cn tl e
seem to be divided in opinion as to constitutional amendment that im­
Year’s dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A.
The regular meeting of the council S. Kleinhammer.
whether Champ Clark should be speak­ posed a world’« fair tax of $5,000,00)
was held in the City Hall, Tuesday
Portland, Or., Jan. 4, (Special)-Presi- er or the presiding officer of a de­
W. R. Garrett made a business trip
upon the people. A review of this
evening.
dent Atwell of the State Horticultural bating society.
to town Saturday.
vote as the figures actually stand is
Present: Mayor Shaw; Councilmen
Society has issued a call for a convent­
“Woman ruled man for centuries,” educational and inspiring. It proves
Hollis and Ella Parks spent Tuesday
Britt, Dunford, and Fick; Recorder
ion of fruit growers and fruit shipping says Professor Clark, of the University
that from the northern boundary of
night in Jacksonville.
Dox.
associations of the Pacific Northwest of Chicago. And wants to rule him
California to the Mexican line 800
Byron Johnson ar.d Robert Inks
to meet at Portand January 24. The some more.
Minutes of regular and adjourned
miles away Californians were willing
convention will consider the organi­
meeting? held in December read and made a trip to Ruch Sunday.
A Minn, man was tarred and feathered and eager to back their advocacy of
Bert Daly accompanied by Bert
approved.
zation of a fruit growers’ central
the other day because he admired a San Francisco with hard cash. Tre­
selling agency and also decide what
In the matter of the bond of J. J. Goldsby made a trip to Rnch.
widow. Moral, Fix in your mind mendous favorable vote is all the more
attitude shall be taken toward apple certain well known advice regarding
Mears, contractor for the construction
Fred Coppl? and wife attended the
gratifying to Californians because < f
box legislation.
of waterworks was discussed at some New Year’s dance at Ruch.
widows, given in Dickens, before you the fact that the state is divided
length and on motion of Fick the bond
It is proposed to model the associa­ go sloshing around.
Frank Silva was down to A. Klein-
geographically into five distinct section.-.
of the Pacific Surety Ce. in the sum of hammer’s Tuesday.
tion on the citrus fruit growers’
but by sentiment in this contest for
New
Orleans
and
San
Francisco
have
$9,000. was accepted and the certified
organizations of California and limit
Mrs. C. C. Pursel spent Tuesday
been counting their exposition before the exposition the state is united.
check deposited by Mr. Mears ordered
it to the boxed apple trade. It will it was hatched.
In San Francisco a large majority
and Wednesday in the city.
returned.
include Western Colorado, which, with
would
be expected, and it is no surprise
A.
S.
Kleinhammer
was
a
recent
The full Christmas stocking is as
The usual monthly bills for light,
the Pacific Northwest, grow practi­
to learn that the vote there went 10
Medford
visitor.
puzzling
a
problem
as
the
full
dinner
street work, supplies, etc. were audit­
cally all the boxed apples of the country.
to 1 for the tax. The totals show that
George Inka went to Murphy last
ed and ordered paid.
Better distribution of apples, provid­ pail.
42,378 votes were Dolled for the measure,
Mr. Osgood, the engineer in charge week.
The
Britiuh
suffragettes
struck
for
ing against glut in some markets and
and but 2,463 against it. Across the
of the waterworks reported work done
scant supply in others, are the prime their alleged rights and the govern­ bay from San Francisco, in the region
A surprise party was given to Mr.
ment
got
even
by
locking
them
out
of
in December—*0 per cent of which and Mrs. J. Goldsby and family Jan.
objects of the association.
so closely connected with it commercial­
was ordered paid.
The convention, coming as it does jail.
1st. 1911, the party began with a
ly and socially, an overwhelming favor*
A communication from the W. C. T. candy pulling which lasted till 12 o’clock
It is the observation of the Atchison able vote was registered also. Alameda
the week following the meeting of the
U. in regard to an appropriation for and the fine music played by three of
Washington Horticultural Association Globe that the fact that you lack words county, in which are the cities of Oak­
benefit of the public library was read the Pursel musicians George, Charlie
at Prosser on January 17, will probably to express yourself may not be much land, Alameda and Berkeley, re-
and ordered laid on the table.
attract some attention from that body. of a loss to the rest of the world. A turned their verdict by casting 18,937
and William, was enjoyed by those
The semi-annual report of J. M. present. Those attending were; Miss
Stomach Trouble Cured
President Atwell and others will go to double dig at Uncle Joe Cannon.
Votes for the proposition to tax them­
Cronemjller, city treasurer was read Ester Pursel, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
The N. C. Charlotte Observer says selves for San Francisco, and 1,583
If you have any trouble with your Prosser and speak before the Wash­
and ordered placed on file.
Crump and family, Mr. Edwards, stomach you should take Chamber­ ington orchardists on the proposed two North Carolinia papers are en­ votes against it.
A petition asking that survey of Reines Combest and family, Lee [ lain’s Stomach aud Liver Tablets. association.
gaged in an interesting discussion of
Sacramento, the capital of the state,
Third street be made was presented, Saltmarsh. Huey Combest, Ed Salt­ Mr. J. P. Klote of Edina, Mo., says:
Thousands of pounds of black walnute the modus operandi of the art of kiss­ located in the heart of the Sacramento
read, and discussed at considerable marsh, Arthur Kleinhammer and “I have used a great many different
and acorns are being shipped by the ing. Whatever may be the art of Valley, and distinctly an interior town,
length but some difference of opinion family, Miss Helen Johnson. Miss medicines for stomach trouble, but
Government from Arkansas to Dis­ kissing the natural and the genuine voted 5,821 to tax itself for the world
prevailing, action on the matter was Margurite Shumpf, Mrs. W. R. Garrett find Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
trict Forester Chapman of Portland to and sweetish kiss is artless.
show at San Francisco, and only 1,3d 6
deferred until some future meeting.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tablets more beneficial than any be distributed for seed throughout the
Dealers
declare
that
the
price
of
against it. San Mateo, on the penin­
Proposal of Jacksonville Construction Jennings and family, Miss Ella Parks, other remedy I ever used.” For
burned-over forest areas of the Pacific butter is going to stay up in spite of sula near San Francisco, voted 3,2o4
Co. to build street crossings at a price Hollis Parks, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Buck sale by City Drug Store.
Northwest. Forest rangers will take the melting protests of the people.
| I for, and but 142 against the state tax.
of $1.05 per lineal foot was received and family and Everett Cantrail.
charge of planting the seed and within
Shasta, in the heart of the northern
It
takes
a
Phlegmatic
race
like
the
and held for further consideration.
the next quarter century it is ex­ English to stand the suspense of elect­ mountains, 200 miles away from Sun
Petition of S. E. Dunnington for
Pay for the Work.
pected Oregon will have great quanti­ ions lasting three weeks instead of one Francisco, cast 1,341 votes for tin
saloon license, accompanied by bond
Victims of A viation.
ties of hard woods available for furni­ day, as we do.
measure, and only 544 against it.
and receipt for license fee was present­
ture making and other uses.
Humbolt, another far northern countv,
ed, and there being no remonstrance
It is proposed to work convicts on
A project to create a reserve for
went better than 2 to 1 for the propo­
against it, the petition was granted,
As a rather successful experiment, the public roads of Oregon and allow
A Medicine
sition, Placer, one of the famous place, r
bond approved and the license ordered avation can boast of but little more their wages to go on their fines. This mule tail deer in the lava bed region
Klamath
County
has
been
started
of
That
lives
ten
years must have merit. mining counties of pioneer days, cast
issued.
than two years’ history. In that time is a mockery and a fraud on the convict.
it has cost thirty-six lives. As we con­ The state has no more right to rob the and the matter will be brought to the Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey has been 1,387 for and but 407 votes against it
sider what has been achieved in that convict than the convict has to rob the attention of President Taft. Opposi­ sold for sixteen years, and sales have
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
line, it is an excessive toll—unwarrant­ state. If he is worked he should be tion has developed however, on the increased every year. So you run no
Fever Sores.
Is a house-hold word in every state in ed, as it would seem and an extremely paid something like a fair wage, less part of sheepmen who want to retain risk. We guarantee it. At all dealers.
the lava bed country for winter range.
Fever
sores
anil old chronic sores
the union as well as in several foreign discouraging sacrifice.
cost of keeping him.
They contend the deer reserve should
should not be healed entirely, bi t
During 1908-09 but four of those
countries. For Grippe, Coughs, Colds,
be created in the mountains nearby.
ABSTRACT COMPANY
should be kept in healthy condition.
Asthma and throat troubles it is the thirty-six fatalities occurred. The
This can be done by applying Chamber­
Call
at
the
Boss,
for
some
of
that
apparent
reason
for
this
disparity
in
best. Sold every where. Look for
Portland proposes to celebrate Dewey
lain’s S Ive. This salve has no super­
the annual records is that during the delicious candy.
Day, May 1, 1911, in a nfanner long Io
the Bell on the Bottle.
be remembered. The cruiser Boston, Will Soon Move Info New Con- ior for this purpose It is also most
excellent for chapped hands, sore
which is credited with having fired the
crete Building.
nipples, burns and diseases of the skin.
first gun in the Spanish-American war,
For sale by City Drug Store.
will be in the harbor, acting as a
i
training ship for the Oregon Naval
The Rogue River Abstract Title Co.
i Reserve, and the same gun that fired
will soon move into the new concrete 1
on the Spaniards in Manila Bay will building erected for them by Mr. Ryan.
Want Shorter Hours.
boom out a salute to Admiral Dewey.
When completed, the new building
That great sea fighter is to be in­ will be one of the neatest small office
I
vited to attend the Portland celebra- buildings in Jackson Countv; the size' Master Moulders in convention in
Chicago can’t understand why their
tion.
and arrangements of the different
workingmen want shorter hours. It
Wealth in Oregon streams, as well rooms, etc. were planned by the com­ I is past belief that a man actually dis­
pany
and
the
building
built
specially
as in the fertile soil of the Beaver
likes to stay in their nice shops over
state, is shown by the figures of the to their order by Mr. Ryan who has eight hours a day. The conclusion is
*
annual take of salmon in Oregon given them a long lease thereon.
that the men are led away bv pro­
XX
The establishment of the principal fessional agitators. Labor Press.
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<oc
waters, chiefly the Columbia River.
A total of 290,000 cases, 35,000,000 office of the company at this place will
—
pounds, was packed during the past be of considerable advantage to this
year, having a value of $3,500,000. city as considerable help will be con­
stantly employed in the offices besides
Eugene boosters will build a home making this the permanent residence
for their commercial club. The Club of Messrs Hogsett and Whittington, :
will incorporate and issue bonds,
the Cause of Daily Wets
erecting a five or six story building r.XTa7uX\Oorko7\-r.°
for their quarters and leasing such cribing the county records and expect
and End Them.
surplus space as there may be. The to be in shape for business in about
Eugene club is very much alive, thirty days.
having lately added a large number
Branch offices will be established in
When the back aches and throbs.
of members and a big promotion fund Medford and Ashland in the near
When honsework is torture.
is now being raised.
future and arrangements are being
When night brings no rest nor sl< < p.
A large increase in the general made for prompt and accurate service.
When urinary disorders set in
state fund is shown during the laBt
Women’s lot is a weary one.
two years, according to the report of
There is a way to escape these woes.
the Secretary of State. Receipts 96-Page Diary for Our Readers
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure such ills.
amount to $3,752,939, against $2, 805,-
Have cured thousands.
405 for the preceding biennial period.
Read this woman’s testimony.
We take nleasure th announcing that
Solid Hand Packed Tomatoes, Apples, Blackberries, Pumpkins and
Mrs. Jennie Sevoy, 1023 Ninth St.,
our readers can secure a valuable
Medford, Ore., «ays: ”1 first ip * I
96-page
diary
for
1911
by
sending
4
Light Spaiks.
Peaches in Gallon Cans.
one-cent stamps to D. Swift & Co. ! Doan’s Kidrey Pills while living in
Patent Lawyers, Washington, D. C. i Idaho. I had suffered a great <i ml
By our AaooeiaU Editor.
This diary is worth 25 cents and con-1 I from kidney trouble and I was subje I
”1 believe” remarks a juvenile court tains a memoranda and date for each 1 to *evere attacks of pain in the small
judge in Washington, "that a girl who ilay in the year; the census of 1900 and j of my back. The kidney secretions
cannot cook bread has not yet attained and 1910 of the States; nearly 300 of I were also unnatural and showed that
her education.” Opinion concurred the largest cities; synopsis of useful my kidneys were at fault. Doan’s
in; judgment affirmed.
every-day information; business laws, Kidrey Pills relieved me promptly a <1
“A Philadelphia judge has decided pos'age rates; and the amount of finally|etfected a cure. 1 am now in
that a husband has no redress when corn, wheat, oats, tobacco and cotton i good health and niy kidneys do their
work as they should.’’
his wife goes through his pockets and produced in each State.
takes money from them.” Some judges
For sale by all dealers,
Leading Merchants
are awful long in waking up.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
What Can We Say
The conflagration in Tammany Hall More than if you are not satisfied after | New York, sole agents for the United
must have seemed like a burning using Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve States.
Remember the name —Doan’s ¡.nd
shame.
i we will refund your money. 25c at all
t
take
no other.
I
dealers.
After Lawyer Brandeia get through
COUNCIL
MEETING
Buncom Reports.
past year aviation ha° developed "to a
sport, in which there is fame and
money reward for those who excel in
feats of foolhardiness. Aviation ap­
peals to the average man as extremely
hazardous at its best, but it is undoubt­
edly the fact that converting it into a
sport has given it a more hazardous
aspect than it might otherwise have
assumed.
Whether or not the heavier-than-air
machiuejwill ever ba made reasonably
safe as a means of conveyance is an
interesting question to men generally,
for, in a way, the world has deleloped
a belief in the birdman, and is inclined
toward the faith that flying, some dav
or other, will be as common as walk­
ing is now. But the record of
fatalities at the outset is against this
belief and this faith. The entire
history of aviation thus far puts in
serious doubt the stability of the
various machines by which it has
been achieved.
Yet it may not be more difficult
task for incentive genius to give
stability to the airship than it was at
first to give it buoyancy and motive
power within the control of the
aviator. Aviation, considered as an
invention, is in its infancy, therefore,
it is not yet for any one to say that
it cannot be perfected to practical
and reliable use. If it cannot be so
developed it would not be worth the
li"es it has cost; and even if it shopld
be perfected, it would seem that
some, if not much of the sacrifice
already made might have been avert­
ed.
PORTLAND LETTER
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