Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, July 22, 1911, Image 3

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    LOCAL NEWS
JL P. Wells, county school superin- i
Undent returned this week from Salem
here he was busily engaged with the
Mason Fruit Jars, caps and »late examiners.
rubbers complete.
B M. Collin» made a trip to the
camp on Applegate, Saturday in Luke I
1-2 Gallon jars $1.25 doz.
Quarts - • 90c. doz.
Pint« - - - 75c. doz.
Jelly Glasses 50c. doz.
Extra tops for Mason Jars
Extra tops for Economy Jars
All kinds Crockery and Glassware
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.
COUNCIL
MEETING
Con " ’ *5“°’ t0 bring baek Mrs. i Special Meeting Held Tues­
The Weather.
Medford and
Jacksonville
Following is the report of U. S. Vol- '
AUTO LINE
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
V. C. GORST. Manager
Jacksonville, for month of June I
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- '
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Lv. Jacksonville
Leave Medtord
DATE MAXI­
AVast Difference
in Floor Finishes
Mlbff- PREC’F- CH RCT
It means economy—it means satis­
8:00 a. m.
7:00 a. m
faction—it means a beautiful, lasting
Collins and family.
OF DAY
MUM
MUM TAT’N
4 4
9:30
9:1’0
"
finish on your floors, to know the differ­
day
Evening.
.
License
4 4
clear
80
50
1 .........
11:1X1
Victoria and Chesterfield Mulkey
10:30
“
i
part cloudy
76
44
ence before you buy.
2 ..........
12:30 p- in.
12:00 m.
retained home Tuesday from Stayton.
73
46
4 4
Granted. Streets to be 3 4 .........
2:<X)
Common varnishes are brittle and
1:30 p. in.
cloudy
74
36
.........
4 4
Ore where they had been visiting an
part cloudy
5 .........
79
42
3:30
3:00
“
soon show unsightly scratches.
Aunt since July 1.
6
........
72
45
5:00
Sprinkled.
4:30
“
7 ..........
77
55
4 4
Elastica Floor Finish is so tough
6:30
6:00
”
clear
8 .........
75
41
The editor of the Post and family
that nothing mars it.
Heels, scraping
83
41
8:00
».........
7:30
“
4 4
'ove to the sulphur spring on Little
10 .........
49
95
9:30
9:1X1
“
chairs, casters, leave no marks.
A special session of the council was 11 .........
part cloudy
58
91
• 4
Applegate Sunday returning in the
11:00
12:00
“
cloudy
88
12 .........
57
Common varnishes turn white under
held in the City Hall, Tuesday evening 13
clear
........
James Buckley was in town Tuesday. cool (?) of the evening. .
12:30 a. m.
87
55
1:30 a. m.
for the consideration of a license ap­ 11
water.
LEAVE
HOTEL
MOORE
47
15
..........
83
Mrs. J. Goldaby of Buncom was in
s- 0. Whittington, secretary of the plication and the matter of street 16 .........
Elastica Floor Finish never does.
47
84
town Sunday,
K- R. V. Abstract Co. spent Wednes-1
part cloudy
17 .........
49
81
It is water-proof.
sprinkling.
clear
18 .........
45
82
Change in Southern Pacific Time
urn mi Ne’8On m«de a trip to Gold day afternoon in Gold Hill attending I The bond of Luy & Keegan being 19 ..........
45
80
Common varnishes and wax need
20 .........
79
4è
to business for the firm.
Hill, Thursday.
in proper form, was approved and the 21 ..........
constant care and refinishing.
trace
Table.
75
47
.........
78
48
Fred Law was a business visitor at J. Arnell and daughter Ester spent fee having been paid, on motion it 22
Effective January 1st, 1910.
Elastica Floor Finish keeps its
.25
23 ..........
48
GO
cloudy
43
71
I luesday afternoon in Jacksonville at- ordered that license be issued to sail 24 ..........
Medford Monday.
original lustre.
It outlasts any finish
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
25 ..........
48
77
.04
..........
ever before offered.
It saves work
57
75
Fred J. Fick made a business trip to j tending business and calling on S. C. malt, spirituous and vinous liquo s in 26
Portland
Passenger
.........
8:04
A.M.
M
.14
.........
74
56
i Whittington and wife, former Seattle quantities less than one gallon, for a 27
and
saves
expense.
Medford Tuesday.
28 ..........
73
47
A.M.
Grants Pass Motor.........10:21
1 neighbors.
clear M
29 .........
63
49
period of six months.
.
We cannot overstate the importance
cloudy 32 Grants Pass Motor........... 4:48 P.M.
30 ..........
45
W. P. Bailey made a short visit at
67
The
matter
of
sprinkling
the
streets
31 ...... .1
' I
I____________
'
Among
those
who
attended
the
band
of
knowing the facts about floor fin­
P.M.
Buncom, Monday.
16 Oregon Express.................5:24
concert at Medford Friday evening of the city was discussed at length
ishes.
Come in and ask us.
P.M.
Temperature
—
mean
max.
77:56;
mean
2-16
Oregou
Express
...............
5:34
Roy Ulrich is having a well dug j were Misses Frances Kenney, Harriet and with some warmth considering the
min.
47.96mean
62:76;
Max.
95onl0th
Shasta
Limited
(Mail
oniy)2:35
A.M.
12
near hia residence.
Bolsen, Leila Prim ard Mr. and Mrs temperature of the evening, and on min. 36, on 4th; greatest range 46.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
Mr. and Mrs. Jce Goldsby were in ' Lewis Ulrich.
motion it was decided that the recorder
Precipitation—Total for month, .43 23 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M.
I
town last Saturday.
be instructed to call for bids for inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 25. inches.
t,R®v; Johnst°n desires us to state
U California Express ........ 10:35 A.M.
Arthur Kieinhammer of Buncom was that there will be no preaching service sprinkling certain streets, the city to
bear
3-5
of
the
cost
thereof.
in town Wednesday.
81 Ashland Motor..................2:24 P.M.
pntheM. E. Church on Sunday next.
Look for thia Trade-mark oa a Tallow
The adjustment of the claim of J.
18 San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M.
Label All other» are imilatiuae
Matthew Ray of Ruch was a Jackson­ Sunday school at 10 A. M. and Epworth
J. Mears, contractor for the construc­
ville visitor Thursday.
Shasta
Limited
(Mail
only)
5:47
A.M.
League at 7 P. M.
11
tion ef the waterworks was discussed
Attorney W. J. Moore of Ashland
Use print« 1 stationery; it adds dignity 1
Mr. and Mrs. L-uis Ulrich. Misses informally but nothing was done in re­ We have on hand for sale the following
Sold by
was in town Saturday.
^blanks viz:
to your business. All kinds of office
Leha Prim, Clara Elmer, Fay Sears gard to same.
Fred J. Fick.
stationery printed on short notice and
Several other matters were discussed;
Fred Offernbacher of the Applegate, and Messrs J. perCy We Is, J. C.
Lease, ’
at reasonable prices. Jacksonville
was in town Monday.
Barnum spent Sunday at the Kiein­ one of which was the sale ¿of bonds,
Mortgages,
Post.
in fact the meeting seemed to be
W. H. Gore of Medford was a re- hammer ranch on Little Applegate.
Bill of Sale,'
principally
a
genera)
‘
‘
talkfest.
”
Do not let your insurance policy lapse
cent visitor in this city.
*
The Presiding Elder Rev. Dunlap
I
Council
then
adjourned.
this
dry weather when danger from
Agreements,
Cap Ruch, of Ruch, was transacting preached Sunday morning in the I
loss by fire is so great. 1 can write
W arranty Deeds,
Methodist church.
Rev. Johnston
business in town Monday.
it for you in firat-class companies at
i
preached
in
the
evening
as
usual
re
­
Quit Claim Deeds,
roniptly obtained In all conntrles OR no fck .
A. E. Reamea of Medford was at
In Effect August 1st.
RADC-MARKS, < av<ati» ivui Copyright» regi»-
reasonable rates.
turning
Tuesday
afternoon
to
camp.
i»l«*re<l. Send Akel ch. Model or I lioto, for
the court house Wednesday.
Chattel Mortgage,
D.
W.
Bagshaw.
FREE REPORT oil |:entabllit J’. Patent pract­
!
ice exclusively. DANK REFERENCES.
Dr. and Mrs. Golden are stopping at
Misses Alice and Edith Hoefs spent
Acknowledgements,
Send 3 cent« In »tamps for Invaluable book
on how to ootai .4 and SELL patents .
the Abbott House, waiting the ar­ I Owners and drivers of automobiles
Sunday afternoon in Medford
Which ones will pay. How to get « partner,
Real
Estate
Contract,
patent law and oilier valuable information.
will do well to notice that the laws
B. N. Bunch of Medford, visited his rival of their household goods" after! II governing the running of autos, passdtl
Location Notice—Placer,
which
they
will
occupy
the
old
home
i
eon Ray, in this city Wednesday.
go into effect
Location Notice—Quartz,
of Dr. Hester who has recently moved t 1 by J the last legislature,
. several
__ i radical
i
PATENT LAWYERS,
the
Work has been commenced on the to Grants Pass.
August 1st. and make
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
.303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
improvements of the Ryan building.
changes in the present rules. Pamphlets
H. D. Spencer has purchased the containing the ¡complete laws have I Real Estate Agents Contract,
John Arnold of Medford had business
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
Grubstake mine in the Forest creek been issued by the Secretary of
Notice Application for Liquor License
with the Probate court Wednesday.
ADVERTISING BY THE
district from Mr. Gray the former
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
Alfred Norris who has beer working owner. This property consists of 3 State.
other blanks as fast a3 possible until
near Coos Bsy, returned home Friday. claims adjacent to each other and is
Pound Can
the line is complete. Blanks of special
Ralph Jennings and family of said to be very promising placer
GENERAL. OFFICES
All Grocers
form printed to order at short notice.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Electric Sparks.
Buncom, were in town last Saturday. ground
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
JACKSONVILLE POST.
Mrs. Coleman of Talent has beer
D. H. Cronemiller has been presented
visiting her son, W. R. Coleman. with several relics of the San Francisco
elect
President Taft did not help
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gagnon of Med­ fire. One of which is certainly unique, Lorimer. He had enough to do trying |
ford were in town one day this week. it consists of an automatic revolver, to manage senators from others had
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington returned I locked into the trigger guard of which elected.
from the Applegate, Sunday evening. is a pair of handcuffs, they were pro-
Mr. Hines the Secretary of the
Lumber trust said he never once I
J. W. Myers of Central Point was . bably the property of a detective.
transacting business in town Monday.
The Bank of Jacksonville decided to thought about the Lumber tiade when I
A rattlesnake wearing 22 rattles I increase the capital stock of that in- he was helping to buy a senatorial
was killed at Grants Pass a few days II stitution and books were opened for seat for Lorimer. These lumber men
that purpose recently with the result are so self sacrificing.
ago.
The declaration of Independence
R. H. Gray of Beagle, was trans­ that in five days, more than half the
acting legal business in this city Thurs­ additional stock was taken at a pre­ was signed at Philadelphia, July 4,
mium of ten per cent. This speaks 1776. On July 4. 1911 the Philadelphia
day.
Examination and advice cost you nothing and may save you many dollars.
well for the management of this Baseball team in the National League
Postmaster Woodford of Medford, popular institution.
reached first place pushing the New
My office, the most up-to-date in Southern Oregon, is fitted with all modern
was transacting business in town Thurs­
York team down and the Philadelphia
William
Puhi
who
has
been
engaged
day.
American team ilso reached the top
electrical appliances and thus enables those living out of town to have their
Miss Louise Honeyer of the Opp in the barbering trade at Medford for on that immortal day pushing the
«
some time was in town yesterday.
mine visited friends in Ashlsnd this
work done promptly and get home the same day. Compare my prices with
Detroit team off the apex. Philadelphia
The
shop
operated
by
Mr.
Puhi
was
week.
demolished by fire early Friday morn­ evidently bears a charmed life when
others and see if there is any reason why you should pay more. All my work
Attorney F. L. Brimi of Medford ing and he lost all his tools, fixtures, July 4th comes around.
was transacting business in town and even his clothes excepting the
Attention is called to the fact that
is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Lady attendant.
Tuesday.
suit he had on. Mr, Puhi estimates Jack Johnson has been the greatest
man on earth for only one year. But
THOSE LIVING OUT OF TOWN WILL NOT BE KEPT WAITING
L. V. Larsen of Medford was in his loss at $ii>00. No insurance.
he has lived as much as a dozen
town collecting for Collier’s Weekly,
ordinary men in that time.
Tuesday.
Full set of Teeth on rubber plate ___ $7.50
.............. $5.00
22-karat Gold Crowns...
Best set of Teeth on rubber plate__ $10.00
Bank Clearing» at Bank of
Rev. Johnston came back from Butte
Now the coronation is over the
.............. $5.00
Porcelain Crowns..........
Jacktonville. for week ending
Falls, Saturday, but returned to camp
British parlimentary fight it is pre­
..............
$5.00
Bridge Work (per tooth)
PAINLESS EXTRACTION - - 50c.
Tuesday.
July 20, $17.150.28
dicted will he resumed in fiercer form
$1.50 and up
Gold Fillings................ .
All other work in proportion
$1.00 and up
Mrs. Will Hanna of Seattle, Wash,
than ever..
Silver Fillings..................
is visiting Mis. Geo. E. Neuter of
Speaking of society, a six foot New
ROAD TO LAKEVIEW
this city.
York man is to marry a seven foot
REMEMBER
Mrs. A. S. Hubbard of Medford
girl.
The Workmanship and Material Are Guaranteed to be the Very Best
visited friends in this city Wednesday
Catching a Chicago man who was
W/ll be Finished Sept. 1st, Says fallnig twenty stories is a feat to make
morning.
baseball experts envious.
Misses Louise Emele and Mary
the General Manager
207-208 FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING
Bagshaw were at Medford Thursday
Wisconsin has just had a heavy
afternoon.
frost. It was careless of Senator
MEDFORD, OREGON
Lakeview, Or., July 19.—General LaFollette to let that happen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich spent
Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone Main 653
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Furry Manager T. F. Duniway, of the Nevada-
Perhaps they hope to put enough
_ •
•
.
California.
Oregon
Railway,
in
an
ad-
decetives on the job to prove that
of Phoenix.
dresa
to
the
people
of
Lakeview,
de
­
Berimer
is
the
only
honest
man
in
the
Mrs. Louise Caughthran and daughter
livered in the new courthouse, stated Senate.
Ione spent Wednesday at their ranch
that the line would have ‘‘trains run­
Was that raid on the Evanston Sun ! —
on Poormans creek.
ning into Lakeview, unless something '
Mrs. Flater, an aged lady residing unforeseen occurred, by September 1, I parlor inspired by so.-.ie coal man who i
in the northern part of the city is re­ or two months before the former wouldn’t tolerate a rival?
Poet Laureate Alfred Austin has
ported seriously ill.
estimate of the completion of the line,
written
no official coronation ode, but
Rev. Johnston Reports a rousing made some time ago.”
Eng-
JL remsdr that la equally efficacious In healing the wound«, «ore«, spralaq
good time at the Hogsett-Jchnston
II. W. Drenkel, a prominent citizen it is safe the unofficial poets of ~
with
land
are
bombarding
the
editors
or other ailments ot the flesh ot man or beast.
here, has made the company an offer
camp near Butte Falls.
deathless verse ol their own cum-
of
a
depot
site
consisting
of
ten
acres
Miss Hazel Rapholtz spent Saturday
and Sunday of last week at Ashland of valuable land within a short dis­ position.
Som.‘ of Mr. Morgan's costly pictures
tance of the business part of the town,
attending the Chataqua.
and also agrees to macadamize the may bj fakes, but the decision handed
V. C. Gorst made a trip to Apple­
street leading to the depot and to wid­ him by secretary Fisher in tho Cun­
gate, Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
en it from 60 to 80 feet. The new de­ ningham cases is the genuine article.
M. M. Taylor and party.
pot will be one of the best ever con­
While bemoaning his fate, it being
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Steenstrup re­ structed in the state for a town of the so hard to get out of prison, Icem in
A heeling remedy to effectively meet the needs of animal flesh need not bo a harsh, .trona mixture,
ton drastic for the human body; Ballard s Hnow Liniment Is proof of this It ranks with the best of the
turned Tuesday from a several days size of Lakeview. It is believed that Morse rhould remember what a hard
fl'sh healing remedies designed for man; and It I" equally as prompt In curing the wounds and flesh
diseases common among animals. Owners of blooded horses prefer It to any other liniment because It
outiag up Little Applegate.
the site will be accepted by the o. o- time the government had putting him
leaves no disfiguring scars In any of th- minor accidents or ailments.
It heals by a mild power to
that
will
be
Benj. M. Collins of the Bank of pie at a mass meeting
in.
It
Is
of
great
value
In
healing
harness
galls,
barbed
wire
cuts,
wounds,
festering sores and many
which the flesh of horses responds readily.
other ailments to which horses are subject. In the relief of human suffering. It has done n world of
Jacksonville, made a business trip to arranged this week, Conatruction
It has been discovered that fr<g3
good, particularly In easing the pains of rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and lumbago
When gently
camps arc now scattered along Goose and toads are the greatest fly eater»
rubbed In where the pain exists, it gives a most gratifying relief to the afflicted
As a household
Medford Thursday evening.
remedy
for
cuts,
burns,
bruises,
sprafns,
contracted
muscles,
stiff
heck,
frost
bites,
.
swellings,
ehlll-
Lake, and one has just been placed
The Rogue River Valley Abstract within seven miles of this city. The in the world. And in addition to this
b la I ns. ivy poisoning, there Is nothing better on earth.
Co. are trying to keep cool with an last lap of the line into town will be daily worii the frogs do not object to
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle
giving nightly concerts.
electric fan and largo awning.
graded as rapidly as men and teams
___________
________________________________
PROPRIKTOR
»T. boni,
JAMKS
F. BALLARD
«»-
l.OltS. MO.
1
Immediately after the report that the
John Dunnington and Miss Della can do the work, ard upon the com-!
P»v Olaewaes or AUawala et the Z,H. stvpheaa Kye Balve la •• Efleetive Remedy. It Eaaeo Paia and
1 country has cut its champagne bill in
Reeve spent Friday evening with Mr. pletion of the grade around Sugar
two, comes the news from Pittsburg
Carea Permanently.
and Mrs. Whittington at the Abbott Loaf Mountain, at the lower end of
| that the club bars are shut up at 1 a.
House.
the lake, rails will be laid promptly. i m. which explains it.
lOLO A ho hlCOMMCMOtogv
. J
Clinton Cook a prominent grower of A monster celebration is contemplated
small fruits in the Applegate valley, | tl at promises to eclipse anything ever
Insure \<ir bi >c'in„ ..our; a stitch in
was in town with a load of berries held by an interior town upon the ap- time saves nine.
|
proach
of
a
railroad.
Tuesday.
LEGAL BLANKS
•
FLOOR
FINISH
i
Raises
D. SWIFT & CO.
Dough
Better!
25c
$
First Class Dental Work
At Honest Prices
Consult Me
Before Going
I
Elsewhere
I
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL FLESH
BALLARD’S
SNOW LINIMENT
CITY DRUG STORE