Jacksonville post., May 13, 1911, Image 2

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~q, hotel, feed store or other simi- terfere in Blexieo.
place. %In replying the Attorney-
General says that the question entire-
\ ly depends upon whether the person
giving the liquor does so purely from
motives of hospitality, or whether
the transfer, though in the form of a
gift, was merely a pretence for evad­
ing the law.
“A gift made in good faith,” he I
says, “is not a violation of the local
option law, but if it is the intent of
the parties to effect a sale of liquor
by means of a pretended gift, it would
be a violation of the law.” -Ex.
The Jacksonville Cement
Construction Co
Concrete Buildings, Cement
Cement Walks
Cement Work of Any and All
All Work Guaranteed.
Kinds
Notice of Dissolution.
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The Daughters recently assembled
¡n Washington are suie'y descendents
bf thi^ Revolutionary fathers. Their
delight in passages at arms shows it.
The movemint to jut gingir maps
on the free list looks su3pipiouBly like
an effort to influence the summ :r
excursion vote.
Thjy no longer shoot the silk hat
when it appears in Texas. They have
become practical. They smile at the
wearer and try tc sell him a ranch.
Begins to look like Mr. Ultimate
Consumer has a nc» lease on life.
This continued co'd weather makes
it look ba 1 for spring chickens.
Dr. Paul Haupt speaks cf Eve as if
he knew the family quite well.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma does not
see how the government can control
the trusts when the trusts control
most of cur judges.
The ex-King of Portugal finds his
chief diversion in moving pictures.
Comes natural to him to take to
sudden moves.
San Antonio wants a carnival. Aren’t
10,000 wearers of brass buttons suffi­
cient unto the days thereof?
The Hartford Courant says; “Double
taxation is not desired.” Nor any
j
ether sort so far as we have been able
to disclose.
Perhaps the Ch’cago judge who de-
dined to recognize poker as the
“great American game” had come out
of the small end of it after a night’s
sitting.
Notice is hereby given that the co­
partnership heretofore existing be­
I
tween T. L. «DeVore and J. W. Rock,
doing business at Jacksonville, Oregon,
under the firm name of DeVore &
Rock, is this day dissolved by mutual
Office in Jacksonville Furniture Co. Building
consent.
All claims against that branch of
the business conducted on Oregon
street, in said town will be paid by
T. L. DeVore and all debts owing to
said branch of businsss will be collect­
ed by said T. L. DeVore.
All claims against that branch of
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
the partnership business located on
California street in said town will be
paid by J. W. Rock and all debts
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson owing to sueh branch of said partner­
ship business will be eollected by said
County, Oregon. IX W. B agshaw , Editor.
J. W. Rock. Dated at Jacksonville,
Oregon, May 11, 1911.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
T. L. D e V ore
J. W. R ock .
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
The chief difference between the
A
men who “own the earth” and others
is that the others want to and can’t.
to
fto
Uses of tho Bible.
I
I)
William Eeyard Hale Throws Some
Interesting Sid^ Lights on Governor
of New Jarsoy, Who Forced the En­
actment of the People's Will Into
Law, Despite Political Dictators.
A wee miss was visiting her
young aunt who had just got mar­
ried and gone to housekeeping in
Boston. The little girl wandered
over the new home, examining ev­
erything, and finally came back to
her aunt, who was waiting for her
report.
“Well, auntie, you seem to have
about everything,” she said. “But
I have found one thing that is miss­
ing.”
“What is it?” asked the aunt.
“A Bible,” the little girl replied
soberly.
“A Bible,” questioned the aunt,
to tost tho child’s answer. “What
would I want of a Bible ?”
The little girl looked at her in
wonder for a moment and then re­
plied in a sober tone:
“To press flowers in, of course!”
—Boston Traveler.
“Woodrow Wilson, Possible Presi­ I
dent,” is the title of an interesting arti­
i
cle in the May World’s Work by Wil­
Promise and Performance.
liam Bayanl Hale concerning the per­
sonality and record of the militant
In Tolstoy there was the same
governor of New Jersey, whose suc­ contradiction between the natural
cess in obtaining popular reforms from I man and the ascetic moralist that
an unwilling legislature lias focused I pertains to lesser minds, and in a
upon him the eyes of progressives of
all stripes and parties throughout the certain instance cited by Aylmer
country. Here are some of the things Maude in his “Life of Tolstoy” this
Mr. Hale bus to say about the man mental elasticity makes for humor.
When Sarah Bernhardt visited
who may be the leader of the light
against President Taft in 1912:
Moscow the great man delivered
“There may have been fiercer po­ himself of a crushing condemnation
litical battles than that which was of the contemporary theater and of
now joined between the Democratic the falsity of dramatic art in gen­
old guard of New Jersey and its new
governor, but few have been in their eral. After a momentous silence
issue of greater possible significance ofie of his guests admitted, some­
to the political future of the United what timorously, that he was going
to see the French actress that even­
States.
“The quiet gentleman who had just ing. Tolstoy’s face suddenly light­
emerged from the delectable groves of ed up with a good humored smile.
Princeton academy, his garments
“Do you know,” he saj^l, “I am
DASHED TO DEATH
odorous with tlio vapors of Parnassus,
SATURDAY, MAY 1.3, IBIU,
Blue is said to be the strongest eye his lips wet with the waters of Helicon awfully sorry I’m not going.”
and grey the next.” Yet when it —tills long haired bookworm of a pro­
In An Old Library.
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on At San Antonio While Descend- comes to enabling a man to see double fessor whoyliad just laid Ills spectacles
What a place to be in is an old
“red eye” has them both beaten out on liis dictionary came down to the
application.
of sight.
Trenton statehouse and ‘licked the library! It seems as though all the
«
jng From Flight in Air
souls of all the writers that have
If Mr. Carnegie wants to give a gang to a frazzle.' he did know the bequeathed their labors to these
■ "It appeared that
The proposed amendments to the charter have been San Antonio, Texas, May 10.—Lieu-' supreme illustration of proving his difference between a seminar and a Bodleians were reposing here as in
by his work why doesn’t he try caucus, a syllabus and a New Jersey some dormitory or middle state. I
finished by the city attorney and submitted to the mayor tenant E. M. Kdlly of the Thirtieth in­ faith
to buy peace among the Daughters of corporation; that he did know Hobo- do not want to handle, to profane
and council for their consideration. If approved by the fantry was killed here today while ! the American Revolution?
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ken and Camden politics pretty nearly the leaves, their winding sheets. I
an aviation exhibition, Kelly ;
board, the same will be published and submitted to a vote giving
Col. Bryan is busy selecting candi­ as well as lie did his Burke and his could as soon dislodge a shade. I
fell 50 feet when his aeroplane tipped
Bagehot and that, able to write a book
seem to inhale learning, walking'
of the people fdr their’approval or rejection. The new too far in making a turn. He landed dates but he hasn’t announced yet on constitutional government, he was amid
their foliage, and the odor or
what
the
paramount
issue
is
to
be.
shortly
just as able to handle a governor's
and
died
fairly
on
his
head
charter while framed on similiar lines to that one voted after in a hospital.
their old moth scented coverings it
job, constitutionally <*r otherwise.
on two years ago, is a considerable improvement in many Kelly came here from San Diego for Circuit court will convene Monday. “This is the fact that makes Gov­ fragrant as the first bloom of those
Woodrow Wilson a looming fig­ sciential apples which grew amid.'
respects; the methods of procedure being made a great instruction in aviation. He was at­ Mis. George Trask of the Little ernor
ure in the world today. This is the the happy orchard.—Charles Lamb.
tempting a descent in a Curtiss biplane
1 reason it was worth while to go to
deal plainer, etc. The term of office of the councilmen is at 7:30 o’clock when, while 50 feet in Applegate, was in town Thursday.
Trenton to observe the advent of a
To Purify Water.
changed to two years and is so arranged that two council­ tho air, the machine shot from under Dr. T. W. Hester, C. D. Abbott, new
type of man into the arena of
To purify water sprinkle a table­
him
on
a
turn,
skidded
upward
and
and
John
Norris
are
attending
the
politics.”
men are to be elected each year. It is expected that he pitched to the ground, landing on
spoonful of pulverized alum into a
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. as delegates
Here is the pen picture of Governor Hogshead of water (the water to be
publication
will
be
made
about
May
27.
from
the
local
lodge.
Wilson
as
painted
by
Mr.
Hale:
on
his
head.
»
“Dr. Wilson's face is familiar—a stirred at the same time). It will,
The consensus of opinion was that
-
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high
forehead, gray eyes, a long jaw, after a few hours, by precipitating
Kelly
had
attempted
to
rise
again
.ville, Oregon, Saturday. May 6, 1911,
I HE COURT HOUSE
a
very
long jaw. He instantly recalls to the bottom the impure particles,-
THE TANG OF THE JAM
by Henry G. Dox, J. P.; ,R. L. Hig­ when he was nearing the ground and
Joseph Chamberlain as tMht British so purify the water that it will be'
had
majle
the
upward
turn
so
suddenly
gins and Claire Wdliams.
lt«mi of Intere« to Jackson Coun’y
The found to contain nearly all the
A Case of Gastronomic Jo^ Where Ig­ statesman was in other days.
that he was thrown out.
profiles of the two might be ex­ freshness and clearness of spring
norance
Was
Bliss.
Tax Payara
changed almost without detection.
i
In Julian Hawthorne’s “Haw­ Dr. Wilson is of good height, sturdily water. A pailful containing four
Improvement
Still
Goes
On
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oregon Sidelights.
thorne and His Circle” is the story built, with square shoulders. He gallons may be purified'by a tea­
of an experience which will doubt­ i stands erect and on his feet. If you spoonful of alum.—National. Maga­
Edward S. Johnson and Ada A.
j
less be appreciated by many house­ J want mannerisms you note that his zine.
Weinhold.
(COMMUNICATED-)
Astoria will clean up next Saturday. keepers who have suffered similar hands seek his trousers pockets; that
J. Frank Perry and Eva Gotchie.
Mr. Kitto has built a red sidewalk Wednesday is to be Heppner’s clean agony, if not from precisely the he changes his glasses with much care
when he lookp down at a document
John ,R. Campbell and Florence in front of his property, yes you may up day.
II. ¿ HANNA
same cause.
or np from it; that every time he has
Patton.
Andrew Ault has received his com-
call it a red sidewalk if you like but
One night during Mr. Haw­ used his pen he wipes it carefully
R. L. Higgins and Claire Williams. it is a straight, one —lines are straight mission as postmaster of Albert, Clat- thorne’s term as consul at Liverpool with a cloth taken from a drawer,
Lawyer
W. H. Spellman and Beatrice Gar­ and level on top and that is more than sop county.
his friend, Henry Bright, the wa­ Into which he painstakingly replaces
rett.
you can sav for some of our walks,
J. G. Imel has been reelected as ter color artist, came to an in­ it, closing the drawer. There is a cer­ Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
and one thing Mr. Kitto has done that superintendent of the citv schools of formal supper, and Mrs. Hawthorne, tain trained precision of habit in mat­
CIRCUIT COURT
ters of routine and a free spontaneity
others have not done is; he has re­ Astoria for a period of three years.
in honor of her guest, placed upon in
others. There would be a gray JACKSONVILLE.
In the matter of the application of moved the debris immediately after
OREGON
Bids on the new school building for the table a jar of especially fine grimness about him except for the
Harry S. Lynch to register title. the walk was completed and not left
Stanfield have been asked. The build­ raspberry jam.
pocketed
hands,
a
frequent
sunburst
Order of reference to O. C. Boggs the removal of the trash accumulated
Mr. Bright tasted the jam and at of n smile and a voice like music.
ing will cost $16,000.
examiner of titles.
during the building of the walk to be
once
became enthusiastic. He had You learn In the course of a few hoqrs
CATALOG
Street Superintendent Haray Stoner
NEW CASES
removed by th« street commissioner
ready to mail
never eaten any so delicious, he de­ that a man with a stiff jaw and a sen­
of
La
Grarde,
has
received
the
ad
­
sitive month is pretty sure to be mas­
at the expense of the city.
State of Oregon vs. George R0ZU8.
ditional honor of appointment as city clared. There was a peculiar tang ter in nny situation. Governor Wil­ The leading Seed Catalog of’the West—
Lilly’s Catalog. Your 1911 crop depends
about
it
which
surpassed
his
recol
­
Fred J. Fick, the contractor and garbage officer and inspector. •
Criminal. Transcript from Justice’s
son is a man of positive opinion, re­ on GOOD seed — send for this Catalog
lections of any jam he had ever lieved by an eager sense of humor. I and get the best. Write now to the
court, Medford. Order reducing bail builder is improving his property in
The Farmers’ UIUB1
unjpn _____
of Union, Wal­
tasted from boyhood up. He was He moves and speaks with unfailing CHAS. H. LILLY CO„ Seattle, Wn.
the south end of town.
to $100.
lowa, Baker ai nd Umatilla counties,
still in the midst of his rhapsodies poise, with good natured certainty of I
Roy Ulrich of the firm of Ulrich will meet for a three days’ picnic at
State of Oregon vs. Benjamin Fred-
and still consuming their subject himself."
enburg. Criminal, Transcript from Bros, is preparing to erect a bungalow Wallowa Lake, June 6, 7 and 8.
with
enthusiasm when Mrs. Haw­ The story of Governor Wllscm's fight
on the ball ground, the first bungalow
Justice’s court Medford.
The Spray Courier, which ht.s been thorne, who had taken a little of with the bosses and the special inter­
Caroline R. Casey vs. Carl Webb. for Jacksonville, there are also several printed in the office of the Fossil Jour­ the jam upon her own plate, made ests is interestingly told by Mr. Hale.
lots for sale on the old ball ground —a nal since the fire at Spray, will be at
Hero is one of the governor's quoted
Action for damages. Complaint file«!.
a ghastly discovery. The cover of
fine location for residences.
home again as soon as its new. plant j tho jam pot had evidently got ajar statements, which gives n clear idea of
■ his attitude on popular government:
Gladys Rose vs. John Newcomb.
Chris Ulrich is storing the pipes for arrives.
in the closet, and an innumerable "Back of all reform lies the means
Suit to quiet title. Complaint tiled.
the water system in the shed at the
Secretary B. F. Crawshaw of the [ army of almost microscopic ants of getting it. Back of the question
Summons issued.
U. S. Hotel in order to protect them ! Astoria Chamber of Commerce has had discovered the treasure and , what you want is the question. How
Grace V. Ruefly vs. John Newcomb. from the weather, and we hope that resigned as secretary of the Astoria plunged eagerly into it.
are you going to get it? We are all
Suit to quiet title. Complaint file«!. work on the water system will be re­ Centennial commission and will be,
What color the invading enemy pretty well agreed. I take it, that cer­
Summons.
sumed nt an early date. Let the good succeeded in that capacity by J. S. F. j may have been before they became tain reforms are needed. But we find We have on hand for sale the following
! that the first necessary reform is oue
j MeClennan.
incorporated with the jam nobody | that will render us able to get reform. !
W. J. Marsh, Trustee vs. La Moine work go on.
blanks viz:
The Bend Boosters assert that their' knew. At the time of the discovery
Lumber & Trading Co. Suit to qliet
Credit should be given Judge Neil
“We have been calling our govern- j Lease,
title. Complaint filed.
and Commissioners Owens and Davis city has unsurpassed natural advantages they could be distinguished only by ment a republic, and we have been I Mortgages,
living under the delusion that it is a
George B. Baldwin et al vs. M. for the improvements made at the for a townsite, having a water power their struggles with the pervasive representative government That is
Bill of Sale,
estimated
at
250,000
horsepower
and
stickiness,
and
only
then
by
the
court
house.
-
Hope
they
may
see
the
Gideon Norman. Suit to cancel deed.
Agreements.
the
theory.
But
the
fact
is
that
we
!
1
approximately
10,000,000,000
feet
of
keenest eyes, and the eyes of Henry
way clear to build a new jail soon as
Complaint filed.
W arranty Deeds,
Bright were among the most near­ are not living under a representative
it is needed very much. I will write j pine timber contiguous.
Quit Claim Deeds,
government We are living under a
S. J. Luett« Davidson vs. Eli M., the balance next time.
sighted
in
England.
The Home Independent Telephone
government of party bosses, who in se­
Chattel Mortgage,
Peter« et al. Suit to quiet title.
What was to be done? Mr. and cret conference and for their privato Acknowledgements,
A JACKSONVILLE CITIZEN. company, which recently absorbed the !
Pacific in Union and Wallowa counties. Mrs. Hnwthorne stealthily ex­ ends determine what we shall and
C. G. Seaman vs. P. H. Robinson
Real Estate Contract,
I has served notice of a change of rates. I changed “one awful look,” and the i shall not have. The first, the immo-
et al. Suit to foreclose lien, Com-
Location Notice—Placer,
Liquor as Gift Declared Legal, I The company claims the new schedule question was settled. It was too diate thing that we have got to do is Location Notice Quartz,
plaint filed.
to
restore
representative
government.
i Satisfaction of Mortgage,
late to recall the ants devoured by
’ tends to equalize tol's
thousands; it was clearly one of the There has got to be a popular rebel­ Real Estate Agents Contract,
Rainier's
Commercial
club
is
consid
­
MARRIED
Salem. Ore.,—That it is not a viola­ I
cases where ignorance was bliss. lion for the reconquest and reasstimp-
Notice Application for Liquor License
ion of the local option law to give ering the proposition of erecting huge' Mr. Bright accompanied his m«nl tlon by the people of the rights of the
JOHNSON-WEINHOLD - At Med- away liquor in a dry precinct if ¡the signs at the most advantageous places
A treasonable prices. We intend adding
| people too long surrendered.”
ford, Oregon, Sunday, May 7, 1911, giving is done with hospitable intent, in the city, to attract the attention of with a “continual psalm” in praise
| other blanks as fast as possible until
by Rev. W. F. Shields; Edward S.
those who will pass through to the of the exquisite flavor of the rasp­
the, line is complete. Blanks of special
is the rubstance of a communication
Johnson «nd Ada A. Weinhold.
centennial to be held at Astoria this berry jam, and never to the-day of î I would a great deal rather be
form printed to order at ahort notice.
direct«! bv the Attorney-General to
his death did he discover the awful
PERRYGOTCHIE -At the courthouse Ceorge A. Spencer, Justice of the summer. —Journal.
put in jail for something 1 was
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
sc yret of that flavor.
innocent of or for something
in Jacksonville, Oregon, Friday, ' Peace at Gates, Horeb Precinct, Mar­
*
that I had not done Uiim to
Th« B«»t of All.
May 5, 1911, by Judge J. R. Neil; j ion County. Justice Spencer stated
know in my heart that’ I had
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
J. Frank Perry and Eva Gotchie.
A man dropped his wig in the
that it has become an open practice
done some dishonorable, dirty
anil
street, and a boy picked it up
CAMPBELL-PATTON At the court at Gates to pass liquor back and forth
thing, where I could see the sug­
The girl in white Is our unfailing handed it to him.
never
nrurnv 30 years
house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Sat­ on the streets.
gestion of it in the eye of every
TAILING
KLPI l UI TNESTIROAPD
sign
of
the
arrival
of
spring.
“Thanks, my bov.” said the own­
urday May 6, 1911, by Judge J. R.
FILES, CMIL9LAINS MELONS, BURNS. ETC.
He asked whether it is a violation
man I looked at.—Governor Wil­ t
A VALUABLE HOUSEHOLO SALVE.
Nell: John R. Campbell and Florenca ( of the local option law to give «way
ALL DRUGGIST'S NAVE IT OR WILL OBTAIN ON REQUEST
Mr. Taft's dictum that it takes two er of the wig. “You are the first
son of New Jersey in a Recent
Patton.
Speech.
liquor to any person in any other- to make a quarrel was the surest sign genuine hair restorer 1 have ever
........... FRANCISCO
in Jackson- place than a business house, saloon, that the United States would not in-1 seen.**—New York Journal.
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