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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1911)
Oregon Historical Society JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 2, 1911 ______ - ____________________ _____—— -__________ X year 77,000 entered our lecture hall. KILLED AT MEDFORD First ten days’ attendance this year 72, 000 attended. Looks as if we might For December term of Circuit have a total of 150, 000. When the James Fabriek, Companion, show closes we will have given over 500 lectures’. Saturday,? attendance Court has bien announced. jumps in nick of time and 10, 327. Sunday’s, 8850. " — Sun JURY LIST Ufa is saved. The jury list for the December term of the Circuit Court, for Jackson County, contains the following names: A Jennings, Gold Hill, Fred S. Engle, Ashland, G. A. Briner, Talent, Ira J. Dodge, Medford, William Hillis, Wood ville, Tom Pankey, Sams Valley, H. E. Conger, Jacksonville, J. H. French, Eagle Point, S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, A. L. Harvey, Gold Hill, Ed. Jacobs, Talent, F. Y. Allen, Trail, Robert Payne, Ashland, C. C. Pursell, Buncom, Theo. Glass, Antioch, R. J. Edwards, Ashland, W. L. Halley, Med ford, C. E. Obenchain, Central Point, Charles P. Grubb, Ashland, F. A. Hawk, Central Point, Harry Von der Hellen, Eagle Point, W. B. Holdridge, Talent, Miles Cantrail, Ruch, C. L. Dusenberry, Gold Hill, Thomas Dun- gey, Gold Hill, Fred A. Coppie, Bun- com, Peter S. Stenstroup, Medford, William Howard, Medford, A. E. Collings, Watkins, W. D. Davis, Beagle, L. A. Cusick, Medford. Buncom Reports. Mrs. C. C. Pursel made Medford a call the first of the week. Garfield White and wife were visit ing home folks at the postoffiee Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank f’ameron at tended the shooting match Sunday. Mrs. Amos McKee and daughter Clara were visiting at J. Goldsby’s Sunday. Mrs: R. G. Jennings was the guesp of Mrs. A. Kleinhammer Sunday. E. F. Seifert, the photographer of Jacksonville, was among our neighbors recently delivering photos which were very good. W. R. Garrett bad the finest and largest shooting match last Sunday that was ever known, big crowd and everything past off nicely; turkey. went like, hat cakes. Buncom school closed here Wednes- day. Thanksgiving is here and turkeys roost high. • * Crowds at Chicago Land Show As evidence of the interest that the Southern Pacific railroad is creating at Chicago, the land show in that city, by displaying views of the country by stereoptican views. A. S. Rosenbaum is in receipt,of the following telegram: “During two weeks of the show hat _ _ NO. 31 _________ _________ PORTLAND LETTER Large Sums for Betterment of Rivers and Harbors. the depot full all the time. Redmond Spokesman: There his been no let. up in building operations in Redmond this year. New buddings have been put up on all sides every month since January 1, and people who have been away for a few months and returned, express surprise at the city.s growth during their absence. S. H. Adkins <f Washington county cherishes hopes of collecting a share < f the alleged estate of John Solver, con sisting of lands in South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee, said to have been granted “by the French Govern ment” and of other lands granted by congress for revolutionary war services. —Journal. ----------- »«♦----------- KIDNAPS PAPPOOSE Drives away with yOlingtir. Angers Friends of Mother White Salmon, Wash., Nov. 27.— Portland, Or., Nov. 28 (Special)— There was a varation to Owen Wister’s Experiments in feeding Horses Leonard Childs, fifteen years of age, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest will “Virginian,” who changed the clothes »' fare well when Congress makes appro- was instantly killed about 6 o’clock on a couple of babes while their Tuesday night when caught in ¡the priations for river and harbor imprve- mothers' backs were turned with the Corvalis, Ore., Nov. 28—“Farm [ moving ice lift at the Hotel Mcdfond. ments at the coming session, provided result that each went home with the horses as a general rule are fed entire- i Young Childs was accustomed to the recommendations of the Chief of wrong infant, when William Bates, a ly too much hay,” says the Oregon1 help t--- w-------------------- his ------- chum. James Fabriek. ---- son of Army Engineers is followed. His bud- bachelor rancher living live miles from Agricultural Experiment League’s■ Glen Fabriek, owner of the Domestic net calls for appropriations amountnig town, drove off with Josie Frank’s latest bulletin to the 103 members ' laundry, load laundry, and as usual to not less than $3, 452, 250 for the pappoose Saturday everting. who are to test the efficency of a sys accompanied him on his round of the , bettermentof waterways in this section The poor squaw was almost dis tem of feeding suggested by the de hotels. of the country. I tracted and caused considerable excite partment of animal husbandry.’ The laundry was taken to the base Among the projects for which money ment, especially among her Indian “This is a positive injury to the ment by the passenger elevator and is expected to be forthcoming is $1,000, ECONOMY THE SLOGAN friends trading in town. It was learned animal, and often lessens to a consider the boys prepared to return by the 000 for the Columbia River jetty, while from her jabbering that she believed able degree his working efficiency. It sidewalk elevator. Both boys, it is between Portland and the sea channel should be remembered that every time a believed, scrambled or and started the j improvements are estimated to need Of the next Congress says our an enemy, Susy Wnkkamups, had run away with the pappoose. Two Indian horse inflates his lungs, the stomach is elevator. The elevator moves slowly, $475, 000. Tho Celilo Canal is listed for boys were sent in different directions, displaced, and if this organ be kept but it was dark and it had risen several j I $500, 000 and improvements above Washington Correspondent but had not been out long before Bates constantly full of bulky food, it im feet before the Fabriek boy noticed | I Celilo call for $30, 000 more. drove back with the pappoose on the poses extra work upon the respiratory that the iron doors above had been Other recommendations included in the Washington, D. C. , Nov. 23 —Where- seat beside him. system. Heaves, so common among closed. He gave a cry of alarm and report are: Columbia, Bridgeport to When part way home he was startled farm horses, is almost wholly due to i jumped, but it is believed his compan Kettle Falls, $25, 000; Willamette, ever the industrious legislator turns at feeding too large quantities of hay. ion, in endeavoring to escape, was above Portland, $20,000; Siuslaw River, the coming session, he is likely to run by the whimperings of an infant, and Colic and other forms of indigestion ■ caught between a beam and the moving $120, 500; Snake River, $25, 000; Coos into the slogan of economy in national turning around was dismayed by the expenditures. Army posts and navy presence in the bottom of his hack of are often due to feeding too large platform. River, $3, 000; Tillamook Bay, $5, 000; yards are to be abolished by consolid a swarthv and somewhat dirty infant. amounts of bulky food. Aside from j Young Fabriek, though only twelve Clatskanie River, $1, 0 ‘0. ation, and appropriations tor new pub How it got there perplexed the rancher its physical injury to the horse, the | years of age, did not lose his head, and Although Govenor West has no use feeding of excessive amounts of hay is endeavored vainly to stop the moving for hemo, this state can grow it suc lic buildings, for waterways, for the and for a time he feared he had a conduct of the public business, and for white man’s burden on his hands. a waste that should be conserved. lift, but without avail. The cries of cessfully, says N. S. Merrill of Merrill The mystery was cleared w hen it “A horse weighing 1, 000 lbs. will do the lad attracted George Titus, the Or. He has made experiments on a small everything else connected with the more work and keep in better health busman, who was chopping ice in an tract of ground and grew hemp plants 14 Government are to be held down as was found that Bates’ wagon and the on 15 lbs. of hay per day than he will | adjoining room, and he ran to their feet high. The seed germinated freely close as possible. This cry for eeon- one of the Indian woman were almost on 20 lbs. per dev. In fact 15 lbs. of i assistance, turning off the power. It and evenly and Mr. Merrill says the omy has even prevented the consider- alike and that the squaw had laid her ation in the Army Appropriation Bill pappoose in the wrong rig while she hay per day is sufficient bulky food for was too late, however. When Dr. M. fibre is of great tensile strength. I of any expenditure for the fortifying went into the meat market to make a a horse of that size. A horse weighing j S. Burgess, the house doctor, arrived Nez Perce, Idaho, lays claim to a 1, 600 to 1, 800 lbs. does not need more the boy was dead, his skull having model citizen in the person of a China of Los Angeles Harbor, for which land purchase. For awhile, however. Bates had been bought and which is the only I was worried, for the Indians whogath- than 20 lbs. of hay per day. The bal been crushed and his leg brok in. man. Lately that town has raised a important strategic point on the Pacific j ered a.ound were angry, believing ance of his nutrients should be in the Young Fabriek was completely pros publicity fund to exploit its resources Coast not already provided with defen 1 Bates had intentionally tried to run form of grain. trated by the accident and could not and the Chnaman suscribed $120. His ses. The President is determined to i away with the babe, which was the Feed the 1,000 lbs. horse 10 lbs. of be seen last night to give his story of name is Fong Way. Ineidently, Nes good hay at night and 5 lbs. in the the case. As there was no other eye Perce, with a population of 1500, is keep up the programme of economy, ; least concerned of the group. morning and he will perform more la witness the exact manner of death may , raising a promotion fund of $10, 000, and the Democrats will have to get I busy, the President’s advisors think, bour with greater ease than he would never be known.—Sun. ! to carry on a two years work. if they succeed in showing greater so if hay is kept before him all the while. What Will Congress Do? The semi-annual meeting of the licitude for the public purse than the The purpose of the experiment is to Western Forestry snd Conservation Administration does. But this'is all cause horso owners to observe more Deafness Ci «not be Cured Congress, which is scheduled for Port very distressing to the hard-workihg closely the advantages of feeding less by local applicatn n:, as they cannot land, December 4 and 5, will be a forest congressmen who are anxious to help Opinions as to the net results of the hay. If two or more teams are main reach the diseased portion of the ear. fire conference and government and coming session of Congress vary not a districts with the aid of public funds. tained upon the farm, feed one team There is only one way to cure deafness, state officials, as weil as private hold little. Some of the statemen already, as suggested and the other the usual and that is by constitutional remedies. ers of timber, will be represented. in Washington believe that Congiess Deafness is caused by an inflamed way and note carefully the result. In of the mucous lining of the Delegates will attend from throughout wilt pass practically nd legislation. making the test, however, teams condition Out Of The Ginger Jar Eustachian Tube. When this tub? is, the West, from Montana to.California. Olheis are just1, as certai-i that it will should be devided as to sise, age and inflamed you have a rumbling sound Ways and means to check the annual delve deeply into tariff legislation. It Individuality as nearly equal as possible or imperfect hearing, and when it is loss to the forests through destructive is not very probable that Congress When in doubt ask your wife, Whenever practicable, weigh rather entirely closed, Deafness is the result, fires will be the chief topics presented. will transact very much business, as and unless the inflammation can be The preacher can tie a knot as than guess the amount of hay ted.” taken out and this tube restored to itj both parties will probably feel dis Attractive prizes are offered for poul sailor. normal condition, hearing will be --------------------------- posed to go ahead with much caution destroyed forever; nine cases out of try exhibited at the annual show of the Politics are often the most bother- on the eve of a big political campaign, Just received a full line of gentle' ten are caused by Catarrh, which is Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock Associ some kind of tricks. in order to make as few Z mistakes as nothing but an inflamed condition of ation, which will be held in Portland - men’s furnishing goodB and notions. Man proposes, but very often it is possible. The currency will receive a mucous surfaces. December 4 to 9. Premiums will be S id M. N ichol . We will give One Hundred Dollars | Papa who disposes. good deal of attention, and an effort for any case of Deafness (caused by given to children who have taken up will be made to adopt the Aidrich The coal dealer should be <a -eful to poultry, as well as to fanciers generally J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls plan for a cent-nl bank, The Dem- chased a hottie of Chamberlain’s Cough Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. Multnomah County has voted a special take the right, weight, Remedy for his boy who had a cold, and be F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. prize of $5) to go to juvenile poultry The salt may be coarse w hitbout oernts are dlrp -e.l to abolish the fore the bottle was :tj' med the boy’s cold Sold by Druggists, 75c. Commerce Cour*, which they accuse being the least bit objectionable. was gone. Is that no . better than to pay a Take Hall’s Family Pills for Consti raisers. five dollar doctor’s bill? Sold by all dealers. pation. The poultry department of the Ore Those who eat corn on the cob run a of being too strongly biased in favor of the transportation interests. They gon Agricultural College has two hens risk of having corn in the ear. declare unequivocally that they have that have tied for the egg-laying Most men fund it easier to hold a “got its goat,’’ as tne sporting editors championMiip of the Uuited States, runaway horse than to hold the tongu say. The advocates of waterway im having laid 259 eggs each during the Fussy folks strain at little things; provement will try to have a defiuite the past 12 months. Until now the and so does the careful dairyman. policy adopted, and the trust busters record was held by a Maine hen, which The man who cheapens himself is are due for a Jot of anti-corporation had 251 eggs to its credit in a year. pretty sure to be marked down by his talk. The contract has been let bv the Southern Pacific for the first 23 miles neigbours. The new b room sweeps clean only of the new railroad projected from Sick headache is caused by a disordered Eugene to Coos Bay. Between $6. when there is a willing hand at the stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and correct that ami the headaches will disap 1)00, 000 and $7, 040, 000 will be spent other end of it. It is not worth while to advise folkB pear. For sale by all dealers. in the construction of this new line to to keep cool; the weather man will see the coast. MINERSNOTICE Notice of Location i to that. both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this When you see a hen eating tacks you office, JACKSONVILLE POST. Oregon Sidelights. are rash to assume that she is going to j lay a carpet. An Esperanto club has been organ- The elevator man is a genuine hu ized at Wallowa. manitarian. He spends his days in el- Myron Craig who lives in Lane coun evating men and woman. ty, recently killed a golden eagle, tha It is a good thing to know when we Jacksonville People Have Found wings stretched seven feet. are right, and it is important, also to That This is True. Bend Bulletin: From a settlement of know when we are left. two in August, 1910, to 24 houses at He makes his living by his pen; /• What are the things he writes’ presnt has been the remarkable growth A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench. of Hampton, in the Hampton valley. He never wrote a single line A little cause may hurt the kidneys. He raises Chester Whites. The work of ballastfog additional Spells of backache often follow. side tracks recently laid in the railroad A manufacturer advertises a device Or some irregularity of the urine. yards at Metolius is now in progress, to save steps, but unfortunately he A certain remedy for snch attacks. according to the Central O egonian, does not tell us where to put them A medicinovthat answers every call. two trains hauling gravel from a point when we have saved them. Is Doans kidney Pills, a true specfic. in the Deschutes canyon about 40 miles ■ Are you willing to live with me in Thousands of people rely upon it. to the north. a cottage?” “Yes dear; provided it is Here is one case: The Marshfield News reprints from a cute little cottage with a dozin roems M. Powell, 263 Oak St., Ashland Or., I its 1878 file, the program of a session three baths, steam heat, a butler, cook says: “I suffered a great deal from of the Marshfield Literary society. dimr.g-room and up-stairs girl.” 1 kidney trouble and backache and some Woman Suffrage was the subject of From December Farm Journal. times I could hardly get, around. On debate. The program committee com .. ----------- wD« ■ — arising in the morning, 1 was stiff prised Honorable G. Webrter, Mrs Sig- and lame and the kidney secretions an Good Bye Boose lin and Mrs. Hale. noyed me by their irregularity in pass Cottage Grove Leader: There is a age As soon as 1 commenced taking move on foot to restock some of the London, Nov. 27. Jceiand is prepar- Doan’s Kidney Pills. I improved and I streams with fish. This is a move in ing for a New year>g eve jamboree am now in good health. I still use the right direction , as we have many that will (gkc New York’s annua) cel- Doan’s Kidney Pills occasionally how ideal streams which were filled with !bra*’ .on look like an ice cream social. ever but more as a preventive than fine fish in the early days, but all have ,r . anticipation of the la v which goes anything else. I always insist upon been caught out. Doan’s Kidney Pill», for no substitute into effect fur- effect January January 1. >. prohibiting -- ........... „.ré tive a. they Madras Pioneer: An averag' of into ther importation of whisky and other < ou d be a. e Ject'*e " y about 1000 gallons Of water ! .J _____ i,.................... . into that country. For rale by alt dealer?. Price 50 „ being spirituous liquors into that country, cents. Foster-Millburn Leading Merchants Co., Buffalo, distributed every day now ‘ M the farm the great Scotch whiskey distillers of New York, bo I c agents for tne United era on Agency Plains F ./ the O. W. R. Glasgow and other points are shipping and N. company. States. fheir well on the their product Remember the name—Doan,•—and jnst north of tr . ........ ~i~ — r --------' by every available boat gallon tan8 keeps the biK 65,0001The Ceres ,lone U,ok 40 hUg* take no other. 4 pt the top of the hill near cask*, PURE WHITE ?LOUR ANSWERS EVERY CALL The Kind that Makes the Housewife Smile THE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS Ulrich Brothers