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Oregon H’Storieal Society JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1. 1911 VOL. V, NO. 9 ment were received and read from summer. Several other “good things” prominent leaders in progressive move in store and that will be uncovered ments, including Senator Bourne of soon. Not bad for “close times.” Oregon and Senator LaFollette of Pendleton East Oregonian: Judge Chose Men to Fill Offices Cre Central Oregon Develop- Wisconsin. Thomas Fitz Gerald enjoyed a visit Whitlock was chosen perman from William Raney of Enterprise ated by Last Legislature. to be ent Mayor ment League chairman and the meeting at once yesterday. It had been 39 years since last they met. Judge Fitz Gerald, got down to business. Formed. The regular meeting of the county The final result was the formation when a young man, worked one year educational board was held at Jackson of an organization to called "The Pro for Raney’s father at Champoeg in the ville Saturday. Dr. T. T. Shaw of Portland, Or.,—Central Oregon will gressive Constitutional League.” A Mission Flouring mill. Jacksonville, C. P. Briggs of Butte form itsprojected development league j platform was adopted demanding the Falls, Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of Table late this week at Prineville. A re ( initiative and referendum and the Rock and Welborn Beeson, as members presentative delegation from Portland campaign will be run on that issue. MAY GET CONVENTION NEW LOCOMOTIVES. of the board attended. will go atld officials of the state league | The superintendents of the three will attend, giving all the help possible districts in the county were chosen by in getting the new organization started Pacific Coast Nurserymen May the board as follows: Obituary Being Delivered to S. P. Co. along right line. First district, comprising all of the Meet at Medford in 1913 Secretory C. €.- Chapman of the tearitory in the county north of Rogue for Use on Pacific Division Oregon Development League will at Thomas E. Bagshaw, son of D. W. | River. —Professor D. C. Henry of MRS. CHAPMAN DEAD tend and before returning to Portland Eugene. will traverse a part of Eastern Oregon end Ada L. Bagshaw of thie city, was j With the good news that Medford Second district, comDrising all the Twenty six of the most modern type he has not yet visited, reaching Burns, born at Cehtralia, Washington, May will probacly secure the 1913 convention territory fsom Talent to Rogue river Sister of Judge Neil Dies of locomotive, a part of the 196 order- Prairie City and other cities of that 27, 1889, removing with his parents to of the Pacific Coast Nurserymen’s east of Bear creek.—G. W. Ayer of I ed a year ago by the Harriman Lines, territory. He wants to get a close Thurston county in the autumn of the association, H. B. Patterson, proprietor of the Quaker nurseries, has returned Talent. Kingsburg. are now being delivered to the South view of that section so as to learn for I same year. In 1897, the family moved from San Jose where he attended the to Oakville in the same state, where Third district, comprising all of the himself the needs of the people and j ern Pacific Company and within another | convention just closed. Tom attended the public schools and i territory south of Rogue river west of the best ffleans fer development. Mrs» Särah Ann ^Chapman, wife of . two weeks will be placed in Opebatitin , Bear creek. —Superintendent Weite. 1 over the heavy Sierra Nevada and I Children of School District No, 112, worked in the logging camps and in j Mr. Patterson states that a great Daniel Chapman, who came to this The I near Hermiston, will be given pfSctieal the office of the Oakville Cruiser, a deal of interest was expressed by the country in the early days, died at her I Tahachapi mountain grades. ' nurserymen in regard to the Rogue ' Pacific System of the Southern Pacific | instruction in agriculture, taxpayers newspaper published by his father. home near Kingsburg Springs Sunday River valley, where so much stock has In April 1999, he came with his Buncom Reports. evening after an illness of nearly two Company is to have 65 of these new of the district having voted a special parents to Jacksonville where he has been sold and that city will probably years. -Mrs. Chapman was sixty-five iron monsters. Thirty eight of them tax to buy a tract ot land lying near made hiB home ever since with the get the 1913 gathering. —Mail Tribune. Correspondence to the Post. years of age and was the sister of are to be used on ‘that part of the the school grounds that will be used Ralph Jennings was doing business Mayor Neil of Ashland and of County ! system under the jurisdiction of E. E. as a farm. Competent instructors in exception of two visits made to his in the city recently. Calvin; vice president and general agriculture wil> be secured and all the j former home at Oakville. During the Judge J. R. Neil bf Jacksonville i latter visit, sometime in March, while Charlie Garrett was in Medford Mrs-. Chapman was born in Ten manager, with office at San Frdilt'iSco. Work of ploWirtg, planting, irrigating, i engaged at work in a saw mill he re- CLOTHING HOUSE ENTERED Calvin ’ s jurisdiction extends west cultivating arid Harvesting will be done Tuesday. nessee in 1846 and crossed the plains eeived a severe injury by being struck from Sparks, Nevada to San Fraticisco; by the pupils under the A. D. McKee, accompanied by his with her parents in 1853, coming to no the left side and back with a flying north of Ashland, Oregon, and south the instructor. Fail io brothars, Amos and Wm. McKee of Jackson county, where she had lived slab item the saw and from th'e effects Burglars Enter Store. Oregon’s Agricultural College, at of which lnjttty he was suffering at the Butte Creek, were in Medford Satur sinee that time-. She is Survived by to El Paso, Texas. These engines mean to the shipping Corvallis, will have the best facilities . Secure Anything of Value- day. a large number of relatives. Her four time of his death, In feet it fe supposed and traveling public, a saving of . in the United States for horticultural sisters are Mrs. I. R. Tozer of Ashland, that the mental depression which W. R. Wren tarried in Jacksonville Mrs. Jennie Alford of Klamath Falls, thousands of dollars. They will ex research work when the new horti- caused his last rash act was largely recently. Burglars broke into the Model pedite the transportation of fruit to Mrs. Mary Dean of Grants Pass and I cultural building, to CdSt 839.000, is due to the effects of this injury. Clothing »tore late Saturday night but Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall were in all points in the country, saving much I completed. Work has been started o" Mrs. Gertrude Murphy of Ashland. He was of retiring disposition, had secured little or nothing of value. Jacksonville Saturday. She had five brothers all of whom are money to the grower and shipper by i the foundations. In future, the col- many gooff «•»•lities of mind and heart, The proprietors state that they have Mrs. R. J. Cameron who 'was visit are living in Oregon. They are Judge making deliveries in perfect condition 1 lege will lay special emphasis on and although he had faults (like all missed little but admit that consider ing in Medford returned home Sunday. J. R. Neil of Jacksonville, W. L. Neil and securing for the producer top advanced work in the study of orchard mankind,) he was well be/ot'ed by his able loot could have been taken from II. H. Taylor, ’wife and daughter, of Roseburg, L. A. Neil and Mayor prices. Several hours consumed in problems, looking to the extermination family and friends who firmly believe the shelves without their knowledge. Isabelle, were shopping in town last R. P. Neil of Ashland and J. C. Neil traveling over these heavy mountain of insect and fungus pests and seeking that they will meet again under hap The stock was not disarranged in the grades will be cut from the passenger week. to adapt different varieties of fruits to pier conditions, where all clouds will of Brownsville. Her children are least. E. Foreman spent a few days in Homer of San Francisco, Thomas and . schedules of the Company by the new, the VariottS sbils and -limate» to be be removed from our understandings Entrance was gained through a Urge and riiodern passetiger eiigines Virgil of Ashland and Mrs. H: fi. i fdund iri this state. This work is, of and the afflicted made whole. town this week. window at the rear of the store. The ' that are to be placed in service. Mitchell. Mrs-. Oscar Lowe and Miss course, drtdeftakert at present; but Fu-nCfad was held from the home of window fastener was dislodged and. Joe D. Daly left Sunday |for White with the additional fkcilftie« it is ex hit parents hr this city, Tuesday after the frame removed. —Mail 'EsUaine.- Edith Chapman. Bird, Idaho to visit his children pected much more will be nccompTiShed. noos at 4 o’clock and wes »»tended by Fred Coppie did trading in Medford ......... .. '■■■' ___ .J Ashland Horsethief Captured. Pioneers are interested in the pur a large number of sympathizing friends Wednesday. Says Dairying Would Pay. chase of ten acres adjoining the site and neighbors’. The floral tributes Special Trains July 2-3-4. Mr. and Mrs. John Cantrall and I of the pioneer monument at Champoeg were many and hean't-rful.- The pall- family were in .Medford Tuesday. A man giving the name of Wilson, to add to the three acres already held baarers were: Cly</d Shstw,- Robert That more attention should be paid ! charged with stealing a team of horses, j there, making a state park. A fund Raboult, Cliff Dunningtort, Oscar Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kleinhammer The following specia1 time table of spent a few days in the valley recently. to dairying and intensive farming is j harness and carriage from Martin i will be raised for the purpose by sub Dunford, Chas. Thompson, and Sidney the Rogue River Valley Ry., will be Frank Cameron accompanied by bis the belief of Jeff D. Heard who re-' Perry at Ashland, Sunday was ar scription and the Legislature will be Abbott. The body was deposited by in effect July 2nd. 3rd and 4th, afford nephew Lloyd Cameron made a busi turned Sunday from an extensive au-i rested by Constable Wagner of Ash i asked at the next session to repay the loving hands in the beautiful cemetery ing ample opportunity to visit the tomobile tour throughout northern land and lodged in the county jail. money advanced. on the hill, to rest until He comes Medford celebration. ness trip to Medford Saturday. California, visiting Fort Jones-, Etna Wilson, it is claimed. Walked into Mr. IN EFFECT JULY 2. whose voice shall cause the deud to Wm. Mclntyie and sister, accom An interesting contest ciooeff In and Callahan amohf other placet. Perry’s barn, harnessed the team and Leave Jacksonville: 7:20 a.m., 9:45 rise agslitti panied bp Miss Flossie Dunford, at “Throughout Scott’s valley,” states drove away. Constable Wagner, who Portland during the past week when a.m., 1:20 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4.45 p.m. “Go to thy rest tfl pea*«. tended the ball game Sunday. Mr. Heard. “ I found but one ranch took up the pursuit in on automobile, the Y. M. C. A. distributed prizes to 7:30 p. m. And soft be thy repose. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson of for sale. All of the farmers are overtook and captured the man near schoolboys who grew vegetables on Leave Medford: 8:30 a.m., 11:00 Thy toils are o’er-thy troubles cease, Big Applegate were in Medford Sat- making much money from dairying Klamath Fails. back lots. An exhibit of the prize From earthly care, in sweet release a.m., 2M0 p.m., 3:35 p.m., 6:10 p.m vegetables was made and the com- 9:30 p. m. Thine eyelids gently close.” petition created a great deal of in- IN EFFECT JULY 3-4. , terest. About 250 school children en- Leave Jacksonville: 6:30 a.m. , 8:J1 | tered and th» showing was a credit- a.m., 9:45 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 1:20 p.m ,. I able olid. 2:30 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 7:3d Oregon Sidelights. Physicians of the state meet in an- p.m., 9:00 p.m. Leave Medford: 7:00a.m., 8:30 a.m II nual convention in Portland July 10- i 12 and the gathering wdl be held in The hospital that is being fitted up 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., 3::5- the Commercial Club Convention Hall, Klamath Falls will be opened about p.m., 9:10 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m, i A feature of the meeting will be the July 1. 10:30 p. nt. July 4th excursion rates all day; | attendance of a large number of east- The week beginning October 2 has | ern practitioners who will stop in been elected for the big Wallowa tickets good to return 4th or 5tl, Portland on their way homy from the county fair. Round trip 35 cents. ■ American Medical Association Con Bids hale b*en *sked by the Jackson vention held in Los Angeles this week. county court for the erection of a new A “get-together” excursion from steel bridge across Rdfewe river at Ber.d south to Klamath Falls, Lake Gold Hill. • ’ ■ ■ ■ view, Paisley and other cities of South- The clubhouse of the Medford Central Oregon was a pleasant event Country club is ..finished and the re- Kieney Troubles May be Sapping of the past week in the interior. The ception with which it is to be opened Your Life Away. Jacksonville trip was made in automobiles from will be held June 30. People Have Learned this Fact Bend and a number of Portland people, Eugene Register: A potato sprout • « ■ »«I a... •». U J - including an official of the Oregon G'/i feet long was found in Green, the 1 Development League, went along, grocer’s cellar, yesterday, and it is or When a healthy man or 'woman be- A better feeling was established and gines to run down without apparent exhibition at the store. ' a better knowledge gained of the cause, becomes weak, languid, de Main and Second streets, in Myrtle ' country visited. pressed, suffers backache, dizzy spells Creek, are being put on grade and the and urinary disorders, kidney weak ---- « — owners of abutting property are pre ness rtiay be the cause of it all. Keep paring to construct cement sidewalks. Progress In Ohio. t the kidney» well and they will keep To boost for the Two-County Im- you well. Duan’s Kidney Pills cure league a delegation from the La -rick kidneys and keep them well. Can The progressive forces of Ohio will Grande Commercial club will tour the make a strenuous effort to control the towns of Wallowa county this week. Jacksonville readers demand further proof than the following statement: coming constitutional convention, dele Beaverton Reporter: Seventy per Mrs. J. Waterman, of Phoenix, Or»« gates to which will be elected this cent of the produce consumed in Port gon, says: “I have no hesitation in fall. land is shipped in from California, yet recommending Doan’s Kidney Pills, as A call for a eonfersnee was issued Tualatin valley is but 30 minutes away, I have had ample proof of their efficien by Daniel Kiefer, Chairman of the with thousands of acres of the finest cy. Over-exertion or being on mv Fels Fund Commission and Herbert S. garden land the sun shines upon. feet for any length of time, caused Bigelow, well known as a fearless Our Prices are Right Secretary Keefe of the Pendleton my back to ache uml sent sharp pains preacher, lecturer and writer. In re Commercial club is compiling a table through my loins. Frequent hoadachi s sponse to this call about 150 delegates showing ths area and amount of stand and spells of dizziness also bothered met at Columbus on June 5th. All ing timber with its grade and location, me. I knew that my kidneys were at parts of the state were represented in Umatilla county. It will be used in fault and hearing Doan's Kidney Pills and all political parties as well. the promotion of various enterprises. highly recommen Ijd. I procured a Prominent reformers pt esent were The Eugene Guard notes the grow supply. I began their use and tho Brand Whitlock, Mayor of Toledo, diffcultiea which h -d so long elistressed Herbert 8. Biglow, Daniel Kiefer, ing number of transients at the hotels me were relieved.” of the city. Wednesday, it says, was Chas. Galbreath, State Librarian, John For sale by all dealers. Price CO Frey, editor of the Iron Molders' not an unusually heavy day, yet 120 cents. Foster-Mi burn' Co., Buffalo, Leading Merchants at the was the total day's registration Journal, Professor J. Denney of the New York, sole ag.-nts for the United Ohio State University, State Senator four principal hotels. States. Enter- ' Enterprise Record-Chieftain: Elroy Avery of Cleveland and many Remember the name—Doan’«—and —. ’ - s payroll r_,__ ____ ' pr.se lust month I others. __ creamery Big sawmill going in thia taka no other. Letters of sympathy and encourage- j was S17U0. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS and the growing of grain and vege tables. The Valley, as large as this, is very prosperous, and is dotted with fitie homes. “I believe that should more atten tion be paid to the growing of small stuff and to poultry, .dairying and the like that the Rogue River valley would be far more prosperous. We can learn a great lesson from north ern California.’’ — Mail Tribune. urday. Mrs. H. H. Taylor was visiting Mrs. George Wolf 8unday. Mrs. Maude Kubli was visiting relatives on Big Applegato Sunday. J. H. Johnson, the extract and liniment peddler of Provolt, while crossing the ford at Goldsby’s ran against a boulder and broke the single tree, the horse pulled loose and ran, leaving Mr. Johnson setting in the buggy in the middle of the stream, A telephone message soon reached Mrs. Parks and the horse was caught. Not much damage done. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gcldsby Spent Sat urday and Sunday in Jacksonville. PORTLAND LETTER I CAMPING and PICNIC PARTIES 11® li We wish to call your atten tion to our fine line of lunch goods of every description Special Attention Given to Campers Ulrich Brothers Ill WHY SO WEAK?
