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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1911)
PROBATE COUHT Military Chinese Commission Now Touring the United States In the matler of the estate of Henry F. Stmisetiff. Order approving final account. Estate of J;mes B. R xigers, de ceased. Order cpproving final account and c.ischargirg adminutrator and bondsmen. In the matter of the estate and i guardianship of Jessie Sanborn, a minor. Order allowing guardian to make settlement with the Meadow brook Orchard Company for injuries | to said minor. Estate of .’a-nes Van San t, deceased. Order direct ng publication of notice I of final settlement. In the matter of the estate of John 1 Penninger, deceased. Order appoint- I ing Fred Penninger as administrator of said estate. In the matter of the guardianship of Charles Lloyd Hockersmith and Ivan Ilenry Hockersmith, minors. I Order confirming sale of certain real property. In the matter of the estate of Hans II. Hell:.nd, deceased. Order appoint The Chinese mission now touring the United States left Peking March 20, ing administrator. going llrst with the Chinese cruiser Ilal Chi to Japan. The mission Is headed Estate of John Penninger, deceased. by the brother of the prince regent and uncle of the emperor of China, II. II. Order appointing appraisers. Prince Tao, who Is accompanied as chief secretary by Lord IJ Ching llal, son In the matter of the estate of of Li Hung Cluing, and the Generals Ha Hang Chang, chief of the great gen eral staff of China, and Liang Pi of the Imperial bodyguard. The following Andrew Johnston, deceased. Petition officials make up tl»e party: Wen Ilwa, officer of the general staff: General for probate of will. Will admitted to Liang PI of tlie Imperial bodyguard: Lord Li Chipg Mai. chief secretary; His p.obnte and order appointing Maria Highness Prince Tao; Genera) Ha Han Chang, chief of general staff: Hsue Chi Johnston as administratrix of estate. Chwan, director of the horse breeding military department; Yao l’ao I.al of the general staff; Tan Hsue Kwai of general staff; I'an Chai Chang, general staff Order appointing appraisers. In the matter of the estate and of navy; Linen Yuan, officer of general staff: Tien Shen Cluing, general staff of imperial guard; Chan Ching Tung, mandarin, civil rank; Cheng Ching Pan, guardianship of Jessie F. Sanborn, a officer of general staff; I»an Pao Chow, officer of general staff; Tung Cluing, minor. Order appointing appraisers. officer of Noble school: Chiang Show Yuan, chief secretary of general staff; Wu Wei Yue, physician nf Imperial guard. JA CKSONVILLE' p OS t J- Pioneer of Two Counties Henry Duncan, a pioneer of Jackson and Klamath counties, passed away on Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon his ranch, 8 miles east of Klamath A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson Falls, Jan. 31st. aged 79 years. He County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. was a former resident of this vicinity, and an uncle of the Hargadine boys, Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the posit office at Jacksonville, with numerous other relatives here abouts. He used to follow mining Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. operations on Jackson creek, and was one of the earlier settlers who aided in SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1911 establishing the Klamath Indian agen SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on cy; also followed lumbering operations on Ashland creek, uf the canyon. application. » He was buried in Klamath county.— Tidings. THE MAYORS MESSAGE. To the honorable council of the city of Jacksonville by a provision of the city charter it is the duty of the mayor at the end of his term of-office to make a state ment of the conditions of the affairs of the city and to recommend such measures for its government as he shall deem expedient and necessary. In complying with these requirements I hereby submit the following recommenda tions: In my statement to the council in February 1910, I recommended that cement walks be constructed on the business streets of the city, and now I am very much pleased to be able to say that these walks have been con structed, for which I wish to thank the citizens for re sponding so promptly in building their walks, other citi zens seeing the benefit derived from these walks have been encouraged to build walks and there is at this time many walks in course of construction and many others contem plated at a special election held on Aug. 1,1910 the citizens of Jacksonville voted $30,000 of water bonds to construct a system of water works for the city which I hope to see installed during the year of 1911 as it is in course of con- at this time. Owing to the limited amount of funds at our disposal the city has not been able to do but a limited amount of work on its streets, we have repaired them in many places and constructed some'substantial bridges and also some very good cross walks are in course of construct ion which will be very convenient especially for people having business at the county court house. In conclusion I wish to thank the members of the council, the city at torney and also the city engineer for their kindness and the pleasant relations existing between us ,in the past year and hoping fora continuance of the same, I re main, Yours respectfully, T. T. SHAW, Mayor. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE I HE COURT HOUSE Tax Payers MARRIAGE LICENSES Arnold A. Strand and Mabel .Hall. Worden Ennis and Mary Hester. J. H. Liggett and Henrietta Miller Coggins. MARRIED ENNIS-HESTER At the residence of Dr. T. W. Hester in Jacksonville, Oregon, Wednesday Feb. 8, 1911, by Rev. Robert i Ennis; Worden Ennis and Mary Hester, both of this city. CIRCUIT COURT Almira Whetstone vs. Alice G. Murphy et al, Order amending plead ings. H. L. Gctchell vs. J. A. Shotwell et al. Judgment for plaintiff by default. E! Paso National Bank vs. N. H. Winkler. Order confirming sale of ' Supply et Hand. Just a Littlo Cxerciss. Employment Ageiit-I have a cook The elevui>>r <<>i ¡a, >.u jf a tallollice building, inch ing :h.it the vidured jan that will Just suit you. She is a wid itor bad ridden up u»ib him several ow and is very foul of children. Mrs. tllchlelgb But we have no chil- times that morning, remarked: "Sam. tills is the fifth lime I have taken you Employment Agent—Oh. that’ll be alJ up, but you have not come dotvn with me.” "Well, you see.” Sam replied, right. She lias six of her own. Mare Details. "All been v.asliiu’ windows on de lev- Life insurance Agent—I'd like to euth ffoor. und every now and ug’ln Ah misses mall hold uud fulls out.”— j write you up a policy If you haven t ■ all tin- life Insurance you think you Success Magazine. ¡need. L’holly Knickerbocker-You'll A Sere Sign. "I see you had a perfectly lovely have to see my valet, old chap. He at time ut the matinee,’’ said the unfeel tends to all such matters, doutcher- ing person. know.-Philadelphia Ledger. "How do you know?" asked his sen Lssds H»s Class. timental wife. Parent - Mv wife and 1 were partic ’Because you have cried until your ularly gratified over a letter received nose is red Washington Star. from our bo.v the other day announcing Cosmopolitan Candor. that lie lends Ills class. ”1 suppose you saw many strange College Professor—Ah, yes. The boy* people while you were traveling urouuil march into class in alphabetical order. the world." —Exchange. "Yes." replied the candid man. ”1 A Close Shave. suspect that some of those foreign peo He—I had an awfully close shave ple looked as queer to me as 1 looked this morning. She—Mercy, Jack! AV hat to them.”—Exchange. wus the matter? He—1 needed IL Days of Chivalry. A Good Reason. Wife (drearily»—Ah. me! The days She—Why did Mabel refuse you’ of chivalry are past. Husband—What’s the matter now? Wife-Str Waiter He—Because I could not support her in Raleigh laid his cloak on the ground a style she is unaccustomed to. The Eagle’s Prey. for Queen Elizabeth to walk over, but On the eastern Alps a hunter has dis you get mad simply because poor, covered iu an eagle's nest the skeleton dear mother sat down on your hat! Realistic. of a child aged about three. It has “You call him n powerful orator? been recalled that six years ago the Why. when he spoke of the abyss that child of a peasant In that neighbor confronts our nation the people actu hood mysteriously disappeared. The mystery is now cleared up. ally yawned!" A rooster would be entitled to more “Certainly. He made the people ac tually see the abyss yawn, and you ! credit for rising early If be didn’t crow know how infectious yawning is.” about it.—I’uck. II general offices NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Illustrated by Picture and Songs will be Delivered in the . JÆCKSONiZ/LLE COURT HOUSE ON 0 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15, Not on the Map. "Say,” queried the would be hu morist. “where is that place Atoms, that s<> many people are blown to?” "It’s Just the other side of Effigy, the place in which so many people are banged." answered the solemn person. —Chicago NewH. 1911 Ai 8 O’clock ADMISSION 25 AND 10 CENTS The proceeds of this lecture are to provide the Initial expenses connected with the organization of the Jacksonville Troop of the Boy Scouts of America. Discreet. Employer (to applicant) — Are you truthful? “Y-e-s, but not so's to queer your business.”—Life. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA A Lecture on Ireland A Cough Is a danger signal and should not be neglected. Take Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey at once. It allays inflammation, stops the cough and heals the mem branes. c By our Associate Editor. We have just negotiated a parcel port treaty with Brazil. By and by we shall probably have a parcels post treaty with ourselves. A Washington correspondent speaks of the thawing out of Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts. Thought it was smoking out. Croup Causes uneasy nights but if you will use Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey it will relieve in a few minutes. There is nothing better. Guaranteed by all ealers. For sale by City Drug Store. Weight Variations. A man weighs less at uoon and mid night than at sunrise or sunset ut the time of new moon and full moon ow ing to the moon's and sun’s attraction then acting together. In fact, he is Those Democrats up in ¡Maine are subject to the same force which causes not through rubbing their eyes yet. the tides. Sixty three years is a long time to An Echo of Tennyson. stand on the outside looking in, while "Ring out, wild bolls!" a poet sang. "Ring off!" was hissed Into his teeth. the other party elects all the Senators. “Those same wild bells the poet rang The attorneys for the Standard Oil Company in their arguments before the Supreme Court, said that John D. Rockefeller was an artist. In oil? The foreign born voter, however, doesn’t seem to have anything on those voters of pure American stock in Adams county, Ohio. TRY THE Celebrated Sun Kissed Oranges The Corner Confectionery. Who wore old Albion's laurel wreath.” The poet paused him in his path. Quite angered at the sudden check. •TH ring those bells,” be eald in wrath. “Or else I’U ring your scrawny neck!” T. BAPP. JR. Unselfish. William E. Corey has resigned from the Presidency of the United States Dad—Aly son. hard work brings the Steel Corporation. And it’s such only true happiness. Why don't you cold weather for a man to tramp the work? Son—Father. I Intend to lend a lite streets looking for a job. Poor fellow. of self denial. Why should 1 seek A man at Plainfield, N. J. has sold selfish happiness? Nay. nay—no work half dozen eggs for $125; and the egg for me!—Cleveland Lender. Causa For Envy. nog season is over too. “There are times when I envy my Capt. Peary has given the House hnlr.” remarked the man who had fail Naval Committee a free lecture on his ed In seventeen different business en polar trip. He mav get the admission terprises. "Because why?” queried his wife. from them later. "Because it conies out on top,” ex We have nr objection to an increase plained he of the many failures. Italian Peasants. in the membership of 'the House of The diet of au Italian peasant Is com Representatives, provided its States posed of black bread, beans, cabbages, manship capacity is increased also. onions and wild herbs, with a small M issouri-s legislature is in session quantity of Inferior oil. fruit and mac- without a single lobbyist in sight. aroui. Tea. sugar and other similar There cannot be any important bills commodities are absolutely unknown to the Italian field worker. Suit pending. Items of Interest to Jackson Coue’y r«al estate. Light Sparks. At the Gulden Gats. St. I’eter-Are you I lie late Mr. I'smith? Mr. 1'smllb—1 mu. St. Beier—You find three wives while on earth. Which one do you choose to be with bora? Mr. ¡'smith—Are they ull here? St. Peter—They ere. Mr. ¡’smith-Then I’ve got the wrong ilcket. They told me 1 was headed for heaven.—Exchange. The Caddie's Comment. "Yes. sir.’’ The caddie regarded the corrugated turf at tlie tee with a thoughtful frown. "Yes. sir. since you ask me the question, there are worse players than you." ”1 thought so; I thought so,” said the golfer. "But they have the sense." added the expert, "not to play golf, hut to stay ul home und do fret sawing.”— London Answers. She Knew Botter. Ostensible Head of tlie Family—Ma rla. there was a canvasser nt tile of fice today who wanted to sell me a work on etiquette and good behavior. Teaches it in six lessons. 1 told him I'd ask you if you thought we wanted It. Ileal Head— It’s all humbug. John, it can't bo taught in six lessons. I’ve been trying to teach it to you for six teen years and haven't succeeded yet. Gambling. Gambling is tile child of avarice, the brother of iniquity and the father of mischief.—Washington. Hazel Colvig vs. Fred Colvig. A Hard Face. for divorce. Decree by default. Florida has a bride seventy-eight "Shine yer boots, sir?” Isabel Fancher vs. Lloyd W. Fancher. years old. The Florida papers will “No,” snapped the man. Suit for divorce. Default order and probably attribute this to the effect of "Shine ’em so yer can s«>e yer face decree. In ’em,” urged the bootblack. the Florida climate. “No, I tell you!’’ Charles F. Fatten vs. Ella Patten. Jacob Riis says that drunkenness ’is "Coward!” hissed the bootblack as Suit for divorce. Default order and caused by poverty and half by poor he vanished. dectee for plaintiff. Greeks In Italy. cooking. Apparently the mere matter Adilene N. Griffiths vs. J. J. Griffiths. of thirst does not get a look in. In soutberu Italy there ure some 20.000 persons (living in ten villages» Divorce. Default order and decree of Irkuts h, in Siberia, is esteemed the who speak the Greek language. divorce. Margaret J. Bain vs. W. D. Bain wickedest city in the world. Pittsburg must have been losing a few laps re Order for publication of summons. cently. Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve Mix!font Builders Supply Co. vs. H. I Hood for all Skin Diseases. When May Irwim tells “ Uncle Joe ” G. Stoeckman et. al. Order granting I he has "beein doing gome funny leave to file amended answer. stunt«,” it shows how universally NEW CASES Reason Enthroned. genius is recognized. In reassignment of O. E. Tackstrom Because meats are ao tasty they are D. Swift & Co., patent lawvers. to Fred W. Mears. Deed of assign Washington, D. C., have sent us a consumed in great excess. This leads ment. pretty, red. stiff covered pocket diary to stcmach troubles, biliousness and <’• M. Rexford vs. Alice Rexford. for 1911. They will send it to our constipation. Revise your diet, let Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. | subscribers for 1-one-cent stamps. It reason and not a pampered appetite Gus Newbury attorney for piaintitf. I contains 96 pages, a date and blank control, then take a few doses of Seth Hoag and Clara Hoag vs. J. ; space for each day, and 27 other pages Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver L. Woolridge. Suit in equity. Com-! of valuable information; a r jewel of Tablets and vou will soon be well again. plaint filed. Smith and Beckwith at-1 usefulness and is well worth twenty Try it. For sale by City Drug Store. , Sample* free. torneys for plaintiff. | five cent*. Case 36 H. P., 10-Ton Road Roller The name of the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company, Inc., Racine, Wis., is known in every household in the Great West and Middle West, where the products of this company have been distributed for many years. There are thousands of Case products in use through the country, and there are thousands of other buyers who would demand them were they only aware of the high stariards of efficiency and general durability that they represent. The Case 36 H.P.. 10-ton Road Roller is a very desirable piece of machinery for road contractors and builders. It is an absolutely efficient machine, which has proven :ts ability as to quality and quantity of work to many owners. This road roller is sold $2,200 f.o.b. Racine. Wisconsin, with simple cylinder, and for $2,300 with compound cylinder. These are payment prices. This company also sells tlie well known line of Troy Dump Wagons anu Dump Boxes, also Road Scrapers, Road Drags, Road Rooters. Stor.e Crushers, Rotary Stone Screens and Road Sprink ling Wagons. The attention of government contractors and other officials is called to these excellent products. Army engineer officers and other readers of this paper, who are connected with road construction in any branch, should write to the Road Machin ery Department, J. I. Case Threshing Machinery Co., Local Agency Jacksonville, Oregon, for the Contractor's General Purpose Engine ar.d Municipal Tractor catalog and mention this paper. Luy & Collins, Ixical Agents, Jacksonville, Ore. Subscribe For The Jacksonville Post
