is due to the excessive care exercised ■ BUSINESS CARDS. I t»y the operating and a'.l other depart- | ments which have to do with the! Raises To Cost $100,000. Proposed I handling of passenger business. This the GU3 NEWBURY Official Paper of the City of Jacksmville, Oregon vigilance explainj the immunity of the I S' uthern Pacific and its allied lines for Ashland. Attorney-at-Law from serious accidents. Steel trains A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the coun y sea. of Jackson 1 couple 1 up on the vestibule plan form [ Will Practise in All Courts in the|State A dispatch from Washington says: . lerolites that penetrate space without County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Edit r. “Representative Hawlev has introduced regard io obstacles. In addition, OREGON. MEDFORD. Pound Can three bills appropriating $101,0.0 each ween these meteors of the railroad All Grocer« for the purchase of sites and the erec ­ world arc further secured by the Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1937, at the po3t office at Jacksonville, 1). W. BAGSHAW tion of postoffice buildings at Oregon block signal system and countless Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. City, Corvallis and Ashland.’’ other checks against the forgetfulness Attorney at Law This announcement revives the hipes of human nature, the traveler may NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER that Ashland will have a postoffice more rely upon that particular system as it 1 Forenoon 9 to 12 in keeping with the size and needs of the one best bet of his life. SA TU RD A Y, JUL Y 29, 1911 Office Hcurs: t Afternoon 1:30 to 5 the city than the present one. The I Bank of Jacksonville Building. need of such a structure has been ap­ We have now in stock JACKSONVILLE, - - OREGON SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on parent for some time and is bound to i become more urgent with the continued at our kiln, a large quan­ application. growth of the city. The fate of Haw­ SHAW DR. T. T. tity of first class drain levs bill will be watched here with inter­ Did you ever notice that in advocating a doubtful I est and it is probable that steps will be Dentist. tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. taken to impress upon Oregon’s repre­ cause the advocate usually endeavors to bolster up his sentatives at the national capital the Office in Ryan Building, California St. For sale at reasonable side of the question with alleged interviews and quotations need of getting action on the bill. — Oregon’s Popular Beach Resort Ups tairs| prices. Call and ex­ from the utterances of others instead of showing the: Tidings An ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes JACKSONVILLE OREGON of all kinds. Hunting, Fishing, Boat­ amine, or send us your justice of their cause? Mess. Piper and Jackson of the | ing, Surf Bathing, Riding, Auloing, I Canoeing, Dancing and Roller Skating. Oregonian and Journal, are (like newspater men in genera) I order. Appropriating Water Where pretty water »gates, moss I II. K. HANNA qualified to speak upon all matters within their ken, but, agates, moonstones, carnelians can be i Jacksonville Brick, Tile on the beach. Pure mountain how can any man of common business sense claim that! “Any person, association or corpora­ found Lawyer water and the best of food at low & Lime Company. Fresh fish, clams, and ovsters the issuance of $1,000,000, additional county warrants! tion hereafter intending to acquire the prices. MINERS NOTICE-Notice of Location right to the beneficial use of any waters with abundance of vegetables of all Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building kinds daily. will raise the market value of warrants now selling at a, shall, both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this before commencing the con­ JACKSONVILLE POST. discount. Warrants are payable in the order of their ’ struction, enlargement or extension of Camping Grounds Conven­ JACKSONVILLE. OREGON office, any ditch, canal or other distributin presentation, and the warrants now outstanding, if pro­ ient and Attractive or controlling works, or performing tested, would have to be paid before any of the new issue. any work in ^connection with such With strict sanitary regulations The whole scheme seems to be a plan to flood the county construction, or proposed appropriation, LOW ROUND - TRIP SEASON make application to the State Engineer with paper which could be purchased by the money lenders for TICKETS a permit to make such appropriation. a large discount and later taken up by the county at its Any person who shall [willfully divert From ail points in Oregon, Washington This Is the title of a beautiful «4-pags book, whisk and Idaho on sale daily. will show any boy or girl how to SUCCKKD. Drop a face value in exchange for bonds. Better wait a few or use water to the detriment of postal In the mall TODAY and It will bo Mat FBU. others without compliance with law The alm ot the Collego Is to dignify and popularise weeks, or months if necessary until a bond issue can be shall be deemed guilty of a misdemea­ 3 •• DAY SATURDAY - MONDAY the industries, and to servo ALL the people. It offers courses in Agriculture, Civil Engineering. Electrical authorized and save thousands of dollars for the county, j nor. The possession or use of water, TICKETS Engineering. Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engln. except when a right of use is acquired eerlng. Forestry. Domestlo. Science and Art. Com The saving in interest alone would be $20,000. per year. | ! in accordance with law shall be prima From Southern Pacific, points Portland merco. Pharmacy and Music. The College opens to Cottage Grove; also from allC. & E. September 22d. Catalog free. I facie evidence of the guilt of the stations A'bany and west. Good going Address: REGISTRAR. OREGOK AGRICULTURAL Saturday or Sunday and for return COLLEGE. Corvallis, Oregon. lines is the 1 proper erBon us,nz it ’’ Sec- 45> Laws °f Sunday or Monday. • The . dull season in merchantile . . 1 ! I P 1QAO 1909. time to increase the advertising space used. When trade “It shall be a misdemeanor to use, Cail on any S. P. or C. & E. Agent for full particulars as to fares, train sche­ is brisk customers are plenty but in certain seasons it is I store, or divert any water until after dules, etc.: also for copy of our illus- the issuance of permit to appropriate tiated booklet, “Outings in Oregon,’’ necessary to remind the public of the bargains you can i such waters.” Sec. 66, Laws of 1909. or write to offer them. Shrewd business men in the large towns are wm . M c M urray , APPLICATIONS General Passenger Agent, aware of this fact and stimulate trade by calling attention Applications should be made upon Portland, Oregon. the forms prescribed by the State to special offerings, etc. with the result that they practi­ Engineer. Undertaker and Embalmer cally have no “dull season.” Try it, you will find it An application is not a permit to appropriate water until after its ap ­ FOR SALE worth while. proval by the State Engineer. Three different application forms are provided, one for original or ne>*' The action of the city council in arranging for the riivarat» . ■ - ■ u.™. rur rne enlarge­ sprinkling of the street« will moot wiik tko appiurui o£ ments or — extensions Téléphoné, Day: Office — Bell 7231 of existing works, most business men and residents of the district sprinkled. and a third for the construc­ *• Residence — Bell 4111 “ Residence —Home 179L It is too bad that the service could not be extended to in­ tion of reservoir and storage of unappropriated waters. These can clude the 'entire city. “Ambulance Service” MEDFORD, OREGON be secured without charge by address­ Also horse power, slightly used. ing the State Engineer, Salem, Oregon. Size of thresher 28 inch cylinder, A permit to construct a reiervoir I Davis et al. Suit to disclose trust, THE COURT HOUSE 48 inch rear. Machine can be Complaint filed. Affidavit and or 1er and store surplus water does not grant seen at Stanfield, Oregon. Ad- the right to divert and use such water. Itemi of Interest to Jackson County for publication of summons. dress Zadie Stevens et al vs. Frank Separate applications should, therefore, II. K. Hanna Jr. D. W. Bar« O. N. Nelson be made for each of these purposes. Tax Payors Swingle et al. Suit to quiet title. Application for a permit to divert Complaint filed. D. O. LIVELY, MARRIAGE LICEN8ES stored water when released in a nat­ Linnie M. Morse vs. George Morse. ural stream, is known as a secondary Herbert Cleveland Hoxie and Estel Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. Oregon permit. It need not be made at the North Portland, Miller. Restraining order. time of application for a reservoir Joseph Arens and Eva F. Pool. James P. Cudihv vs. James B. permit. Such application when made Rai ph Lowell Ferns and Mona May Craig el al. Suit to disclose a trust. should refer to such reservoir for a Ward. Complaint filed. supply of water and be accompanied Percy D. Lofland and Bertha C. Rogue River Electric Co. vs. William by documentary evidence that an Morrison. Scott. Suit for injunction and other agreement has been entered into with relief. Complaint filed. Undertaking, the owner of the reservoir for a per­ CIRCUIT COURT j injunction order, summons. manent and sufficient interest in said o Julia L. Lawrence vs. Emery J. reservoir to impound enough water Eastman et al. Order for publication PROBATE COURT for the purposes set forth in the ap­ of summons. THE MERRIAM WEBSTER In the matter of the estate of plication. Harry Belver et al vs. William R. Elizabeth Woodferd, deceased. Order The Only New unabridged dic­ Each application should be forwarded Taylor et al. Order granting plaintiff,s appointing T. W. Miles, A. S. Rosen- to the State Engineer, accompanied tionary in many years. Contains the pith and essence I motion to file reply. We Have a Few Good Bargains for Shrewd I baurn and Louis Werner as appraisers by the necessary maps and fees. of an authoritative library. i San Francisco Merchantile Uniin vs. of estate. Strict compliance with the rules gov­ Covers every field of knowl. Investors E. S. Morton. Order for publication I Estate of Chrestman Arnold, de- erning the submission of maps is im­ edge. An Encyclopedia in a of summons. portant. Defective applications will single book. I j ceased. Order appointing John Arnold In the matter of application of administrator, with the will annexed he returned for correction without The Only Dictionary with the I List your property here for quick sale, but ‘zssof priority. New Divided Page. Butler & Thompson Co. to register and fixing bond in sum of $1000. 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. title. Order of reference. the price must be reasonable. In the matter of the estate of Henry 6000 Dlustrations. Cost nearly Frank A. Sweeney et al vs. John I*. Pegg, deceased. Order to continue half a million dollars. Modern Equipment E Martin. Restraining order. hearing of final report until Aug. 30. Let us tell you about this most Jesse Wilkinson Miller vs. Fret! W. I In the matter of the estate of Susan remarkable single volume. Miller. Decree that plairtiff have L. Hosford, an insane person. In­ Write for sample In these days of modern railroad OFFICE: Bank of Jack- T_ *11 P\ paxes, full par­ judgment in sum of $287.69. equipment, where the traveler is pro­ ventory and appraisement filed. sonville Bldg. Upstairs ticulars, etc. Rudolph Scholz et al vs. Geo. L | Estate of Fanny Pelling, deceased, tected at almost every turn of the Name this track by some new device, it is ap­ paper and Davis, administrator. Order for Order setting time for final hearing. parent that the transportation compa­ we will publication of summons. send free In the matter of the estate of Wilson nies of the country have come to re­ a set of NEW CASES I Bowman, deceased. Petition and cognize the truthfulness of the maxim Pocket State of Oregon vs. Peter Gintoe. suPPl«’nenta) final report filed. Decree that it is better to avoid losses than Maps to incur th^ expensive luxury of law Transcript from J. P. Court, Medford. *’nal 8ettlement. suits. These may not mean any Portland Wood Pipe Co. vs. James eventual loss in the way of damages, Current Comment. J. Meirs. Action to recover money. | but they do mean publicity, in which Complaint filed. Affidavit and under- Senator Newlands of Nevada has in the traveling pjblic takes an abiding taking for attachment. Summons and tnxiuced a bUI interest. writ issu i State Trade Commission” to have the One of the best testimonials of the Medford Commercial Club, a cor-'gam* power over industrial corpora- efficient equipment of the Southern poration va. M. H. Payne. Action to liong the Inter-State Commerce Com- Pacific Company is found in the re­ \ mission now exercises over the rail­ port if an accident that occurred on recover money. Complaint filed. roads. This is evidently Senator New- I the night of June 24, 1V11, in the JB Garnett-Corey Hardware Co. va. J. lands' idea of a solution of the trust vicinity of Sparks, Nevada. The w I J g A. McIntosh. et a. Action to recover pro b|em. He may not know it and affair was one of these events which / À B B ■ . B money. Complaint filed, : Affidavit probably does not so intend, but his pro a B ■! k B 1 cannot be safeguarded against when I and undertaking for attachment. ject »mounts practically to a method of | B '.y.', j a broken rail snapped with the im­ Writ and certificate of attachment. giving tie trusts a longer lease of life. pact of the train as it passed over the T rsoc M irk Cement Work of Any and All Kind» D esigns Farmers A Fruitgrowers Rank va. There is only one way to get rid of any weak spot. Just think! Nine coaches r rrrv1 C opyrights A c . L. W. Smith. Action to recover *nd that ia to remove its cause, I left the track and not a single soul Anvon« «ending a nketrh and descrlp’inn may All Work Guaranteed. ««certain our opinion free whether an money. Complaint filed. If the cause remains untouched, was injured. Such an accident three quick!« vention 1« probably patentable, t'oninninlra- ' >n« «tried« confidential. HANOBOOK on Patent« free.