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Oreron Historical Foriefy JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 18, 1911 VOL. V NO. 29 mond (Chicago) High school in banish burg, ha.iiig business with the U. S FRUITLAND SOLD LOST IN UMPQUA HILLS ing from its library all the writings Land Oftico at that place regarding hi commonly attributed to the not very homestead north cf town andon which late William Shakespeare, on the Thirty-Ac es to be Set out to W. E. Finney who has been em he is making final proof. Friends fear for safety ofthr.e Saturday night, John S. Orth ployed in the mines in this vicinity for g -ound that his plays and poetry are Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hildreth an immoral and indecent. If these child some time, returned recently, to his visiting friends at Ashland for a fev. Fruit frets at once-130 Medford men who were to of Medford elected ren merely sought notoriety they suc home in Jacksonville for a rhort visit. days, after which they expect to start acres now planted. ceeded. Perhaps the only literature return fjov. 1 President. Mrs. R. E. O’Brien is visiting rela for Santa Cruz, California, where they that could meet their fastidious ap tives in Medford. will remain during the winter. proval is a series of Sunday school J P. Harr made a business trip to The p.-ople of our town enjoyed a B. F. Graham, a promient bisinet Leaving the city several weeks ago stories of a generation ago. Next, we The Bankers’ association of Jackson Bremerton, Wash., recently. visit from Prof. P. J. O ’ Gara, last I man of Chicago, has purchased a 160 on a two weeks hunting trip and fixing county held its annual session in Ash shall hear of kindergarten schools de i F. W. Carnahan and family, return Friday evening. The professor de November 1 as the latest day for their I nouncing the stories of Mark Twain acre tract of fruit landS1^ miles north- land Saturday night. A discussion ot livered a lecture to the schools in the return, Wm. Broas, G. D. Walker and i east of the city fr. m R. V. Holders for ed to the Blue Ledge a few days since. various topics in which ail the banking and Rudyard Kipling. afternoon and in the evening the as Mr. Larkous of this city have failed to $50,000. institutions of the valley are interested We are now assured of an electric Look out, old anti-woman suffrage Mr. Graham made the purchase was indulged in, these being handled rail-way, which will sure give some of sembly hall was crowded to hear his put in an appearance, nor has any one Oregon, on three sides bounded now by , lecture on the “Agricultural Depart- seen any of them since their departure | throuj.1. J<hn D. Olwell, and Mr. Mil- from a business viewpoint as seen to us a shock. j woman voting states, California join i lard who has prevent charge of thn 1 of the U. S. government.” ! from the city at that time. the advantage of both the bank and its ing Idaho-and Washington, and here, Henry Jenns has located a home ----------- v®« ---------- The party left for the head of Elk next year, for suffragist may work the I tract will continue in that capacity. Ciistoniers. stead on Beaver creek and is busy creek and possibly for the Umpqua di- • fates. Women to the north of us, One hun Ired and thirty acres are set John S. Orth, of the Medford Na clearing away the wilderness. Trail. vide with provisions to last them until i women to the east of us, women to the to fruit trees an I the remaining 30 tional bank, was elected president; J. Dave Dorn is making extended im acres will be set out in the near future. | the first of November at the latest. W. McCoy, of the United States bank : south of us, now to vote, are free; wo- Mr. Graham has extensive land hold provements on his stock ranch. | Since their departure snow has fallen of Ashland, vice president; Oris Craw School will close November 24. I men armed with ballots, women on ings in Mexico and California and this Frank Edwards, Beit Harr and A. in the wild regions to a dep.h of four . ford, of the First National bank, Med Denny Zimmeriy is working for Mr. j feet and the hunters if they are still I juries serving, women made men’s is his first venture in Oregon. After ford secretary; G. G. Eubanks, of the Watkins were in the citv recently Duncan. equals—and westward the deep, blue alive are thought to be snowed in for sea! The men of Oregon several times looking over theBtate he decided upon Granite "ity Savings bank, of Ashland, transacting business. Mr. Toeller has returned from a trip I the winte. Medford and will make no other in -----------v®«---------- treasurer. After the election of of decided that mothers, sisters, wives vestments farther north. to Medford. Other are inclined to think that thay ficers the Ashland bankers gave their and sweethearts couldn ’ t vote — because The tract is a fine’one and while Mr. Gold Hill. Mrs. Middlebusher has improved her are net in the Umpqua or Elk creek visiting friends and co-workers a splen perhaps, the darlings were themselves Giahim will not settle here peimaner.- hotel building considerably. region, or some word would hav e did banquet. divided; but the suffragists may next tly he will make frequent visits and Mr. Dennis has started the con- come out of their whereabouts. year get the antis’ goat. Will Oregon The Gold Hill opera house has All of the parly are unmarried. still hold fast to the verdicts of the will keep a close eye on his invest struction of a new house on his home- changed hands. y ment. —Sun. Buncom Reports. Mr. Broas was for a time a special stead. past, or gallantly yield at last female Duck shooting is reported very good 1 police in the city. Prior to this he Mr. Murray has returned from Cal- equality? They’re voting to the south We are having a good shower of; in this yicinisy. If you have young children you have per ifornia where he had been prospecting was the swimming instructor at the of us, they’re voting to the east of us, rain at this writing. The Braden mine, situated near this for some time. ; Natatorium. Mr. Walker fora time I they’re voting to the north of us—on haps noticed that disorders of (he stomach are their moat common ailment. To correct ; was a clerk in the Smoke Housa, Lee Saltmaish was in Jacksonville citv will soon resume operations. Mr. and Mrs. Gaines, who have been i Five months ago he resigned his pos- the west is the cold, fishy sea! thia you will 5nd Chamberlain's Stomach Sunday. The large dredge belonging i and Liver Ta' ‘Mi excellent. They arc easy visiting and shopping in Medford re ■ sition with that firm but returned a and pleasant » take, and mild and gentle in ' John Cantrall was in Medford Tues Champlain & Co. «nd located on Foot’s turned home Wednesday evening. How’s This? ' few days before the party left on the offcck For sala by all dealers. day. creek, was sunk last week by a timber Mr. Marks is going to move his saw hunt to be one of the party. Mr. We offer One Hundred Dollars ------------- »<•)♦-------------- Mrs. J. Parks was Visititig her j forcing a hble in thé bdat. mill from Houston’s place, where it Lackous has not been long in the city. ward for any case ofCatarrh that can- daughter Mrs. M. R. Buck the fore [ Work on the new bridge being built has been busy for the last five years. not be cured by Hall ’ s Catarrh Cure. His father living on Almond street is THE BOY SCOUTS to replace thé old “Centennial” is jiart of the Week. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blair of this frenzied with grief over the non-ap F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. progressing rapidly and if good weather Mis. A. S. Kleinhammer was visit place are visiting at Grants Pass. Tney pearance of the party.—Sun We, the undersigned, have known ing friends Sunday the guest of Mrs. continues will soon be completed. expect to go to Washingtbn in a short I F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and General Meeting to be Held — = ------------------- J. F. Crump. The proposed new charter will be time. . believe him perfectly honorable in all Friday Evening Nov. 24. JOHN BEAVENUE DIED Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cameron were submitted to a vote of the people on | business transactions and financially from The hauling of the machinery Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pursel and ! Monday next. The charter has been Derby to Prospect is nearly done, One Í ; able to earry out any obligations made pretty thouroughly discussed and family last Sunday. by his firm. There will be a meeting of the several important changes made in the piece is yet on the road. The largest I Monday morning. Was a re E. Ferman done trading at Ruch | W alding , K innan A M arvin . piece weighed over twelve tons. Scouts on Friday eve. Nov. 24 at 7.(0 form as it was orginally drawn. The Monday. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. The }><grtin.nie of the winters woik I adoption of this chatter should be an dent of this city 30 years. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in- will include the Study of Flying Mach Mrs. W. R. Garrett was a recent aid to our advancement as it allows West Virginia for Clark. ternally, acting directly upon tho blood ines. Wireless Telegraphy and Physical visitor at Mrs. J. Goldsbys. for the making of many improvements John Beavenue, a well known resi and mucous surfaces of the system. Drill. The Plans and Model of a Fly Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh was visiting which under the old one were difficult her daughter Mrs. John Cantrall Suh; to attain. dent of Jacksonville, died at the home Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents ing Machine will be on view at the (Washington D. C., Post.) I per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. diy; Parsonage iu the course of a few days, “It is a matter of some astonishment of his sister, Mrs. E. A. Langley, in Take Hall’s Family Pills for con- when each boy will be expected to Mr , J. Suttph was visiting relatives to the political friends of other candi this city, early Monday morning. Butte Falls. Mr. Beavenue was a native of Rhode sti pation. make his own model, and prove its near Buncom last week. dates how strong Champ Clark is ability to fly in a flying competition to Island and had resided in thia city for growing in West Virginia,” said Rep It makes our eyes laugh to see the the past thirty years. He was aged DEFEATS COMMISSION IDEA be held at a later date. All Tender good road work in our community. Five inches ot snow is on the ground. resentative John M. Hamilton, of feet who wish to take the whole, or about 46 years. Grantsville, W. Va., at the Releigh. Hollis Parks was a caller at Ruch Mr. and Mrs. Mills returned from part of the examination for Second The funeral was held Tuesday after “ I was surprised, when I visited sever last lyeek. 5 Does not like Either Charter but Class Scouts can do so immediatly. It is Medford. Friday. noon, interment in the cemetery tri al sections of the State, at the growth We are sorry to hear of the recent Passes <10 ,000 sew proposed that all who acquit themselves Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hildreth came ! of the Clark sentiment. The Speaker this city. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. death of Joe McKee at his home at home from Ashland Saturday after has apparently won the political leaders E. A. Langley of this place and Mrs. to the satisfaction of the Scout Master er Bond issue. Praire Cjty, he was an old resident of spending a week in that city. will go on a hike to the Oregon Caves of West Virginia, and I venture to say D. W. Millsap of Calif, and three; Jackson county. Miss Ruth Barrett left Sunday for a that’ in the next national convention, brothers, besides a large circle of Eugene, Or., Nov. 14.— The two char- next summer. This is a clean, healthy, FOR SALE—A span of young mules visit to her grandmother und other West Virginia wil cast a solid vote friends and acquaintances to mourn I ters submitte 1 to the voters of Eugene organization and i« connected with well broke. Call at J. Goldsbys K friends residing in California. | at a special election yesterday were neither C. pitaluin, or Socialism, undis for the nomination of Champ Clark as his demise. mile from Buncom Postoffice. Phone . both defeated by substantial majori under no influei.cj outside the city Mrs. Frank Netherland and two candidate for President. Of course, limits of Jacksonville. Now then 313‘ H. sons, Lowell and Herold, returned other candidates have friends there, Cold Wave Sweeps to Atlantic ties One of the charters was prepared by a commission of 13 men appointed parents, there is < e thing about this W. M. Coffman and wife of Jackson Sunday evening from a trip to points but the Speaker appears to be the ville were visiting relatives near Bun of interest in California. by the city council, and the other bv movement! that v. hen your boys are choice, not only of the politicians, but Scouting they are under observation Chicago, Nov. 15. — The cold wave cony Sunday., ’ ■ Dr. Jean DuBuy, both emtodying the and you know what thay are doing. J. N. Miiler left Monday for Roie- of the rank and file of the people.” - - ■' ■ ' that brought suffering and death to ( commission form of government idea the middle west and lake states Satur but differing in a number of points. Go to Nichol's for your flour. day and Sunday is moving east today The majorities against both proposed and now menacing the North Alantic charters show conclusively that Eugene MINERS NOTICE-Noticeof Location States. Suffering in the middle west is not yet ready to change its form of both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this ern cities has been intense and the government. The vote was light not office, JACKSONVILLE POST. people are. being caught unprepared. ' half of the voters of the city turning Six are dead in Chicago and the fatali out. The result by figures was as fol Just received a full line of gentle ties at other points are in proportion. lows: men’s furnishing goods and notions. Following ii the Substance of the Regular charter—Yes, 280; no, 386; S ip M. N ichol . storm on the Great Lakes! Cheeking of majority against 106. the shipping lisrs show but otte large DuBuy's charter—Yes, 196; no, 420; vessel not reported safe. This is a majority against, 224. yacht owned by Thomas F. Cole, of A charter amendment to issue sewer Duluth, but it is thought she found bonds not to exceed $100,000, was car shelter. —Sun. ried by a vote of 441 to 251 pnd an Kidney Trouble May be Sapping amendment to creut drainage districts i was carried by a vote of 453 to 242. Your Life Away. Jackson Oregon Sidelights. BANKERS MEET AT ASHLAND WATKINS WIRELESS. HEINZ’ WHY SO WEAK? ■ t Pure, Delicious and Wholesome QUALITY GUARANTEED Ulrich Brothers Leading Merchants B 'í- tf I C I f ú»' Agricultural in far East. ville People Have Learn Of course, Gipsv Smith's liame-the ■ ed This Fact. first part of it-helps a good deal. Corvalles, Ore’, NoV. 11. —At the Some eminent people seem to desire When a healthy man or woman be war to be exceedingly gentlemanly, November meeting of the Agricultural even ladylike. But wa.* is properly Club of the Otegon Agricultural Col gins to run down without apparent destruction, slaughter, cruelty, barbar lege, Dr, J. N. R. bell describid the causr; becomes weak, languid depress agriculture of the Far East as he ed, suffers backeache, headache, dizzy ism -“hell. ” ■pells and urinnry disorders, kidney The present time is the very bestI noted it in his recent trip abroad. weakness may be the cause of it all. also included a talk time to got a piece of home land. Bet- The Program Keep the kidneys well and they will ter be your own landlord and live In a by Moiehi Kawashima of Tokyo .Japan, keep you well. Doan’s Kidnsy Pills than be a on “ Beatilo Markets ” ;a discussion of tent under under a a big big fir fir tree, tree, Seattle M»rkets tent, slave by paying rent; the homeowner horticulture by Paul Mehl of Chicago cure sick kidneys und keep them well. L- Can Jacksonuille readers demand ' III.; and a musical selection by C. L« only is free. further proof than the following state Maybe Christmas can be made grad-| George. Portland, and Luther McGln- ment: ually saner; every one who, , unafraid, nil, Corvallis. Mrs. J. Waterman, of Phoenix, In his address Dr. Bell Beil dwelt partii- tries, will be a gainer. But we mustn’t 1 I” hi» 11 n! I (.>■ Gir ularly on the great nrsHnri opportunities for Oregon, soya: “I have no hesitation in get too sane at Christmas time, uMi.a agricultural development in Russia and j recommending Doan s Kidnfey Pills, as kiddies agricultural development in Russia and cause we’d have to give th« t— -------- Siberia. In 1881 only 260 people ap I have had ample proof of their ef pain by killing Santa Claua. plied to go to Siberia while last year ficiency. Over-exertion or being on Lawyer to talesman: "If you be-1 about 6,000,000 applied to goverment I J my feet for any length of time, caused lievs the man in the moon is a woman i for supplies for that purpose. Each my back to ache and sent sharp pains do you conclude that earthquakes cause person is given $51. 50. in cash and a 5 through my loins. Frequent headache the high cost of living?” Talesman; like amount in supplies. 1 and spells of dizziness also bothered “It wouid take evidence to remove my The Po valley, Dr. Bell said, is about me. I knew that my kidneys were at doubts on the subject.” the same area as the Willamette fault and hearing Doan.s Kidney Pill« Lawyer, in McNamara case, to tales valley, but has not the same diversity highly recommended, I procured a supply. I b'gan their use and the man: “But you’ve had views and op Ul of IttlUllllg. farming. The river water »a Is 111vsaasaJ muddy. . -'-rF * liVV. inions?” Talesman: “Yes.” Lawer: and every time the liver overflows it difficulties which bad so ongi is resse “You’ve had them a long time?” leaves a deposit o' mud which acts rs me were relieved For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Talesman: “All my life.” Challenged a fertilizer. Ints.iiive agriculture is for bias, the man actually admitted to practiced, every avsaable foot of centB. Foster-Miilburn Co., Buffalo, New sole agents for tne United ; having naving some “views and opinions” | ground being under cultivation. The I he tJ ““' York, ' about tmngs he ! saw, heard and read. fruits raised are of Inferior size, how States. Remember the name-Doan,s-and to those ia this | Unique and notable virtue has been j ever, compared take no other. I displayed by the pupils of the Ham country,
