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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1911)
—rr--- —— - »ttee: > Chief of Police Farrington of Eugene I has notified owners of all cigar stores I to stop the card games which have I been conducted in the rear room of ■ Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon j nearly all of the places. The cament worn on the reservoir ' A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson ; that is being installed by the Oregon , I Trunk railway near the company’s ! County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. well at Metolius is nearly ready for I use. It had a capacity of 125.000 gal- , ions. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, The Methodist Episcopal people of | Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Eugene have sold their church property j for $30.000 and will begiu at once the ' constructions of a new church to cast I $100.000. The foundation will be laid | SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1911 this fall and the building completed I Studied Law Because It Was the next year.—Journal Shortest Path to Public Career, but SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.59. Advertising rates furnished on JACKSONVILLE POST-: 1 IS TRAINED FDR POLITICAL LIFE Use print xi stationery; it adds dignity ! DR. T. T. SHAW to your business. Ail kinds of office ' | stationery printed on short notice and ' Dentist. at reasonable prices. Jacksonville I Post. Office in Ryan Building, California St. _____________ ____________________ I Upstairs! BUSINESS CARDS. Woodrow Wilson Tolls How He Filled Himself. WAS HIS FIRST PREFERENCE. application. Electric Sparks. THE RECALL OF JUDGES In his message to congress vetoing the resolution admitting New Mexico and Arizona to statehood, Presi dent Taft makes an excellent argument against the recall provisions as applied to county and state judges. Whether the president was justified in vetoing the resolution or not may be open to discussion, but there is no question about the soundness of his views upon the recall as applied to judicial officers and the message in question should have a careful persual by every thinking American. We have space for a short extract only: “The recall is devised to encourage quick action, to lead people to strike while the iron is hot. Supporters of such a system seem to think it would work only in the in terest of the poor, humble, weak and oppressed; that it would strike down only judges supposed to favor corpora tions who are affected by the corrupting influence of the rich. Nothing is further from the ultimate result. “Themotive it would offer to unscrupulous combina tions to seek control of politics and the control of judges is clear. Those having the best opportunity of rousing the majority of the people to action under sudden impulse would profit by the recall. Do they not include those hav ing money enough to employ firebrands and slanderers in a community, stirrers-up of social hate? “Would not self-respecting men hesitate to accept judicial office with such a sword of Damocles hanging over them? What kind of judgments might those on an un popular side expect from a court whose judges must make decisions under such legalized terrorism? The character of judges would deteriorate to that of trimmers and time servers, and independent judicial action would be a thing of the past.” Gather ye watermelons while ye may. “Alas” seems to be the proper motto for Alaska. A Frenchman has invented a rig to attaeh to flying machines by which you can fall to earth and get up without feeling hurt. President Taft has been spending a few days in Washington. Now that Texas has gone wet we expect to hear fewer complaints from the San Antonio maneuver camp. It looks as if Secretary Knox had found the nigger in the Haitian wood pile. Mayor Dahlman of Omaha says he wants to know where Col. Bryan stands. Right back of the subscription counter 1 I Mr. Mayor. After having enjoyed a nice long vacation, the House of Democrats are preparing to go back home and settle down to serious work of life getting re-elected. When T. R. thrusts the editorial pen at them. Congressmen don’t jump as he did when he wielded the big stick. Hines is ready to admit that he never did work against Lorimer. GUS Furthermore we will learn whether LaFollette is tariff reforming or just running for president. Among the sweetest things .in Eng lish language are peaches and cream. Does “ex-Uncle Joe” Cannon even Champ at the bit? It is the cream of society that goes through the Reno separator. Jack Johnson has kindly feeling for the United States, after all. He says he won’t live here any more. THE COURT HOUSE Woody, deceased. Inventory and ap A cent a call for telephone service praisement ordered. F. W. Hollis, C. sounds good, but it would have its Items of I nt a rett to Jackton Com»*? C. Pierce and D. T. Lawton appointed draw backs. Some people would just appraisers. sit in the booth all day and (feed in Tax Payara In the matters of the estate and guar the pennies. dianship of John A Penneger.an insane MARRIAGE LICEN8E8 An Oklahoma passenger train re person,(now deceased). Account and cently went through a bridge, and yet report of guardian filed. Thomas Bartholomew and Anna Lu we had been thinking about it all along cille Schmrehorn. MARRIED that falling through a bridge was un John V. Thomas and Ellen Thomas. Bartholomew—Schmerhorn —At the constitutional in Oklahoma. Walter F. C. Harley and Bertha Court house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Anna Bryan. t Thursday, August 10. 1911, by Judge J. Marsden Bishop and Katherine A. R. Neil; Thomas Bartholomew and Oregon Will Exhibit Anna Lucile Schmerhorn. Brown. Thomas—Thomas—At Ashland, Ore CIRCUIT COURT Oregon will show from 150,000 to 200, gon. Saturday August 12, 1911, by In the matter of the application of Judge F. M. Calkins; John V. Thomas , 000 people a big exhibit to her products at the land show in St. Paul Dec., Emil Britt and Amalia Britt to register and Ellen Thomas. ember 12 to 23. title. Order for republication of Charley— Bryan - At the Court Governor West has received word summons. house in Jacksonville, Oregon, Satur- from the officers of the Northwestern Frank A. Sweeney et al, vs John E. day, August 12, 1911, by Judge J. R. Martin. Order changing venue to Neil; Walter F. Charley and Bertha Development League that the business interests of St. Paul, Minneapolis and Clackamas County. A. Bryan. Duluth has agreed to a deal whereby In the matter of application of Ren. ! this State will be furnished exhibit T. Trowbridge to register title. Order j space without cost at the land show. of default. Oregon Sidelights. 1 The show to be given under tne aus- NEW CASES ; pices of the league is the only one in Clara S. Herrick vs Francis G. Wood. the country which is not a furnished The juvenile band at Klamath has 20 ( space for officials exhibits. Action to recover money. Complaint filed. Affidavit and undertaking for members and others are ready to join. I At a cost of ten thousand dollars the The school house building at Philo i business interests of the three Min, attachment. Writ issued, summons. H. C. Messenger vs Irene Myrtle math will be ready for use in September. I nesota cities has bought from the league Wite a small vote cast, Hillsboro 3,500 sqnare feet of preferred space at Crance, et al. Suit to quiet title. Com plaint filed. Summons. has declared against a bond issue to the show. Each of the Seven states will have a space of fifty feet long and erect a new school building. PROBATE COURT ten feet wide for their official exhibit. At Philomath fuel quotations are as The governor has been asked to con In the matter of the estate of Albert follows: Old fir $3; second growth fer with officers of the league in this Coffman, diseased. Order appointing fir $2.75; oak and ash $4.50. state and secure the interest of those Andrew Coffman as administrator of A crusade is in progress at Baker said estate and fixing bond in sum of against yellow jackets, which is nesting necessary to put in exhibits which will be a credit to the state. Under this X3000. under the plank of the crosswalks. plan no one community or city will In the matter of the guardianship of W. R. Claman of Woodburn has leased have an advantage over others in the Curtis Anderson and John Anderson, the opera house at Lebanon and will state. Any city, county or land com minors. Order appointing Bert An operate it in connection with the Wood pany desiring to make an independent derson guardian of said minors. burn opera house. exhibit will be able to secure a limited In the matter of the estate of John Columbia county papers claim the con- amount of Bpace near the state exhibit V. Palmer, deceased. Order to publish crete bridge across Nice creek at Rain on reasonable terms, but it is the desire citation. ier is the finest country bridge in Ore of the league officers for this state In the matter of the guardianship of gon. It cost more than $8000. that the best possible exhibit be made Opal Heatherly, a minor. Report and A manual training department, in in the name of the state as it is from petition of guardian asking for dis charge of C. B. Gotcnell, presented such an exhibit that results are to be charge. Order discharging guardian this year for the first time ir* the pub obtained. and sureties. The seven states which are to be lic school course at Hillsboro. thus represented are Washington, Ore In the matter of the estate of L. F. J. F. Halloran, who was owner and gon, Idaho. Montana, North and South Gardner diseased. Order confirming editor of the Astorian from 1881 to 18- Dakota and Minnesota. No other state real property. 91 has come up from San Francisco to will have exhibits and Canadian exhibits Estate of Wm. I. Virgin, deceaaed. spend a week at the Centennial city. will he barred, the whole idea of the Third report of executor filed. Report The voters of Newport have author show being "an exposition by the seven approved by the court. ised the school board to purchase a states alone.” In the matter of the estate and as certain school site, tor $3850. The so- I Oregon officers of the League are C. signment of W. L. Ulrich,and insolvent called “Richman site” was the voters C. Champman of Portland and William debtor. Report of sale by assignee. choice. Hanley of Bums. Inquires about the Order confirming sale. The Medford Mail Tribune will dis Oregon exhibit should be addressed to Estate of Martha Standard, de continue its Sunday morning issue and them while information about the show ceased. Inventory and appraisement drop back in a straight six-day evening and the space therein should be ad- filed. — • paper. All its special Sunday features dressed to Will A. Cambell, St. Pau), In the matter of the estate of Louann | will be retained. . Minn. i NEWBURY Attorney-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State MEDFORD, OREGON. Quit It, He Says, as He Found He Didn't Know How Then to Be an Honest Lawyer and a Polit-cian. Attorney at Law ’PUBLIC AND OREGON Newport Yaquina Bay Oregon's Popular Beach Resort D. W. BAGSHAW NOTARY Now Miss Canada step up to the re- ciprocity office and sign her name. JACKSONVILLE CONVEYANCER An ideal retreat for outdoor ptetimes of all kinds. Hunting, Fishing, Boat- ing. Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing, Daneing and Roller Skating. Where prettv water agates, moss agates, moonstones, carnelians can be found on the beach. Pure mountain water and the best of food at low prices. Fresh fish, clams, and oysters with abundance of vegetables of all kinds daily. In nn interesting Interview with I Forenoon 9 to 12 Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Office Hours: , Afte,.naon 1;30 to 5 Jersey in the May issue of the World's Work Mr. William Bayard Hale quotes Bank cf Jacksonville Building. the governor as follows: “How did I happen to enter political OREGON j JACKSONVILLE, life? Why, I suppose I was born a Camping Grounds Conven political animal. Always, from the first recollections of my youth up, I ient and Attractive II. K. HANNA have aimed at political life. The rea With strict sanitary regulations son I studied law was, I suppose, be Lawyer cause in the south when I was a boy LOW ROUND - TRIP SEASON the law furnished the shortest path TICKETS to public life. I gave it up because Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building I found I eouldn’t be au honest law From ail points in Oregon, Washington OREGON and Idaho on sale daily. yer and a politician; at least I didn’t JACKSONVILLE. know bow then to do It. So as the 3 - DAY SATURDAY - MONDAY next best thing to living in public life I tried to satisfy my mind by study TICKETS ing it. I took a new start and went From Southern Pacific points Portland back to school, Johns Hopkins, where to Cottage Grove; also from allC. &■ E. I tried to learn something about the stations Affinny and west. Gooi going Saturday or Sunday and for return facts—the facts, mind you, of govern Sunday or Monday. ment. l-’roni the start my interest has Call on any S. P. or C. & E. Agent for been in things ns they are rather than full particulars at to fares, train sche in a theoretical analysis of them. In dules, etc.: also for copy of our illus- my thesis I studied the American con tiated booklet, “Outings in Oregen,” gress as it is in fact, an organization or write to Pound Can of committees, somewhat as Bagehot Wivi. M c M urray , All Grocers had studied the English constitution General Passenger Agent, as it was and as it actually worked Portland, Oregon. rather than as its theory fictitiously made it. So, you see, I was always a sin practical politician.” “So that your occupancy of this com GO TO fortable swivel chair is really a ful fillment of your original youthful am bition ?” “Not of that so much as the fulfill ment of my whole life, I suppose. When they came to me and said, ‘You have been talking public questions and urging your young men to go out and take their part in polities; now it’s time for you to take your own turn,’ what could I say except: ‘I’m glad of the chance. If the people want me to I will.’ “Besides, to speak the truth, I was only asked to do in a bigger field what I had been doing at Princeton for ten years. I have been fighting FOR ICE CREAM AND ICES privilege at Princeton, Just as I am fighting it here now, only there I had to fight In the dark. M.v most trusted friends told me I mustn’t drag the fight out into the light before the big Jury, and so I didn’t, nere I can H. K. Hanna Jr. O. N. Neiaon D. W. Ba<>U* fight the same fight before the eyes of all men. It’s fun to be out in the air and the sunlight.” Raises the Dough Better! 25c Rogue River Realty Company A Woman Wants The Home Paper We Have a Few Good Bargains for Shrewd Investors List your property here for quick sale, but MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING IT THE YEAR ROUND the price must be reasonable. A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned A DOLLAR SPENT AT HOME Is ■ Dollar That May Come Back — to Your Purse ■ - sonville Bldg. Upstairs Jacksonville, Ore. s The Jacksonville Cement I Construction Co. I n 11 MINERS NOTICE Notice of Location both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this office, JACKSONVILLE POST. TILE FOR SALE We have now in stock Wi at our kiln, a large quan ra tity of first class drain $ tile. Sizes 3 to 8 inches. For sale at reasonable prices. Call and ex amine, or send us your order. Jacksonville Brick, Tile i & Lime Company. Concrete Buildings, Cement Cement Walks .................................. Cement Work of Anu and All Kinds All Work Guaranteed. 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