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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1912)
FRENCH AND GERMAN COLORS Supposed Oripin ef «he Triceisr and the Teuton Flag. For Ove centuries black and white have been t lie Hobenzolleru colors, aud the first verse of the German war song, “icli Wn ein Pbensse,'” is: 1 nrn tt FHisslatl! Know ye hot ttiV W- ner? Before me floats my flag ot black and white! My fathers died tor freedom: 'twas their manner— Ko say. these colors floating in your Ages 5 to 16 Years, at Half Price Viz: 5 year $4.00 Coat for 4.50 4 4 4 4 6 4 4 5.00 4 4 4 4 7 4 4 4 < 3.50 4 4 4 4 8 4.50 4 4 4 4 9 I 4 4.50 4 4 4 4 11 44 44 7.50 4 4 44 13 7.50 4 4 4 4 14 4 4 44 7.50 4 4 4 4 15 7.50 44 4 4 16 44 $2.00 2.25 2.50 1.75 2.25 2.25 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75 These prices mean a loss to us on every coat of 50c. to $1.50 but we are reducing stock so you gain where we lose WE HAVE ONLY 24 OF THESE COATS SO COME EARLY The mercantile marine tricolor of black, white and red is emblematic of the Joining of the HolienzoHern black and white with the red nud white, which was the ensign of the Ilauseatlc league. This flag came into being wileti the North German Confederacy was established) Nov 25; 1807, at tliri close of the Austro-Prussimi wdE Thé red mid white represent the commer cial prosperity of the batioti; while the blnck mid white symbolise the strong arm of the state prepared to protest and foster it. Nowhere have historical events caus ed so much change ill the standards rind tintloiial »»signs of ri country ns in 1''rahee. The oriflamme and the chape de St. Martin were succeeded at the end of the sixteenth century, when Henry III., the last of the house of Valois, came to the throne, by the white standard powdered fleur-de-lis. That in turn gave place to the famous tricolor which was introduced at the time of thé revolution, but tlie origin of that flag and its colors is a disputed question. Some maintain that the in tention was to combine iu the flag the blue of the chape de St. Martin, the red of the oriflamme and tlie white flag of tlie Bourbons. By others tlie colors are said to lie those of tlie city of Paris. Yet again other authorities assert that tiie flag is copied froni tlie shield Of tlie Orleans family as it appeared aP"r Philippe Egalité had knocked off tlie fleur-de-lis.—Kansas City Star. A Glory of a Scholar. Theodor Mommsen, the famous his torian. had uot only the appearance, bill the manner. of fl scholar. Once during the half hour's drive ftom Ber lin to Charlottenburg the car iu whicli the professor rode went badly off the track. The rest of the passengers alighted, i he Worses were removed, and the stranded ciii' tirtti 18ft until help could be found Mommsen fcul.iireff, rending his book. Au llour passed, and the sound of levers and Jacks and the plunging of horses' hoofs aroused him! from his reverie. With no sign Of dis composure he arose from Ills seat Hild went to the door. "Al).” said he, “we seem to bave come to a standstill.** Lacked Capacity. I Little WiHls. a cherub of seven or eight yerifa. returned home glumly one evening from n party. "Welt, did you have a good time?” his uncle asked. “No,” Wlills snarled. I “NO? Wlt.r not?" sa iff the untie. "Because," grtlffibleff Wlillri, “toother told me to eat as much as 1 wklitc'd — aud—and 1 couldn’t!” Couldn’t Keep It Quiet. Being called io his feet unexpected i ly at the gathering and asked to re spond informally to tlie toast “The Ladies,” Mr. Gilfers hemmed uud haw ed aud began: “My friends, all that 1 am, all that 1 have in the world, I owe to a wom an—my wife." I Here lie was interrupted by that la dy herself, who arose and said: i “I told you when you put the prop Ii erty in my name you’d give It away the first time you opened your mouth.” | —Judge's Library. Paradise Fish. HOPEFULNESS. On; of the means of avoiding unnecessary misery and wretched- ftevs u Io cultivate on all occasions the spirit of hopefulness until it be comes a characteristic, a habit, the cast of mind. Tenacity, co irage, a cheerful and hopeful spirt, *vea ifi the dark days, distingufA tut 1 men ot high hearts and charaHtfeu Try, then, to be hopeful under At circumstances, for he who abandons hope and gives Way to despair loses the ability to master the difficulties that beset him. Origin of the Cat. In Arabian legends the cat is traced1, back as far as Noah and tlie ark. It : is one of tlie animals that came off tlie ark, but did not go on. Puss' origin is accounted for in this way: During the time the ark was floating about over tlie tall mountains mice and rtife became an Intolerable nuisance to the people cm the great vessel, and they complained to Noah that every thing we* being literally devoured by th* pesky vermin. That august per sonage ftffthwith failed the male lion to Ills side WUff begaP to stroke his back, w hereupon ibe «treat beast sneezed, nud, io, a full sized cat wae blown from his nostrils/ Fama Diwken« Gave Bath. Bath Is a city for Wfiii-ti'<be-D!dk)ensK lover ought to have a peculiar 'affec tion. Dickens stnyed frequently lib1 Bai ft tn' his early days, when engaged'J oil du reporting work. W'ork, end,his i-nd, his tobacco Jar and beer nttlff ffte’rtlh -dimply preserv ed at the Saracu’T» About six miles from Bath is iW village of Pickwick, through which iHekefls of ten passed, and he bestowea ukme ' Upon his most famous creation. kJAny of the scenes in “Pickwick” are, it be remembered, laid In Bath. There Is at the present moment—or was until quite recently—a tradesman In Bath of the name of Snodgrass.—London Chron icle. There flourishes in Chinese rivers and lakes a small fish remarkable for its brilliant coloring of crimson and 1 blue. It is called the paradise fish. In | the sunlight it shows in rainbow bacs. I Tlie dorsal tin extends from near the back of the head to the tall. The para V agaries of the tide . dise fish was first brought to France from China by M. Simon in 18G9, hnv- Mysterious Currents, the Secrets of lng been found in a brook near Can Which No One Has Solved. ton. The most interesting thing about There are as many vagaries in the tills little fish is the nest made by the waters as in the winds. Why, for in male of glutinous bubbles below the The Lion's Share. stance, shotlld great oceaii currents surface of the water and measuring Benlintn—I always do the lion’s shore Send their warm waters across the up to six inches across. Here it places wide Pacific and Atlantic? Other and the eggs, some 200 in number, and of the work. Mrs. Benham—Yes; the lion's share is to roar.—Town Topics. equally mysterious currents exist in mounts guard over them during incu I money, Complaint filed. well nigli all parts of the world. It is on record that the sea has run bation. A. M. Beaver vs C. C. Hopkins et Change in Southern Pacific Time for weeks out of the Java sea, through A Monkey and a Knot. al. Suit to quiet title. Complaint tlie strait of Sunda and thence back The monkey's intelligence lias never Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon filed. Table. again for n like period Without any been able to arrive at a point which en A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson Edwin H. Janney vs Nettie Drew perceptible rise aud fall during those ables that anirrr.nl to achieve the unty Effective January 1st, 1910, County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. Janney. Suit for divorce. Comp- times. ing of a knot. You tuny tie a monkey Then there is the equatorial current laint filed. ¡NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the poit office at Jacksonville, with a cord fastened w’tli the simplest Ella Jennie vs Rudolph E. Jennie. that flows into the Caribbean sea, the form of common knot, mid unless the Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. ever flowing current to the eastward .8:04 A.M. Suit for divorce. Complaint filed. around Cape Horn, the cold stream beast can break the string or gnaw it 20 Portland ^Passenger SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, lf)12 Affidavit and order fur publication 'flowing from the icy regions of the iu two he will uever get loose. To un 24 Grants Pass Motor. 10:21 A.M. SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.59. Advertising rates furnished on i of smmons. nortli past Newfoundland and Nova tie the knot requires observation aud 32 Grants Pass Motor. ..4:48 P.M. application. Jay W. Grover et al, vs G. B. Rich- Scotia and along the American coast reasoning power, and. though a mon 16 Oregon Express............... 5:24 P.M. mond et al. Suit to foree lose bond to the extreme end of Florida, the key may possess both, be has neither 2-16 Oregou Express..............5:34 P.M, continual current running with a ve in a sufficient degree to enable him to for deed. Compla'nt filed. THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY locity of from four to five knots an overcome the difficulty. 12 Shasta Limited (Mailonly)2:35 A.M, Edwin H. Janney vs Nettie Irene hour through the strait of Gibraltar SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. It is authoritively stated that petitions are being cir lanney. Order for publication of into the Mediterranean sea, the swift Moderation In Praise. current running across the rocks and The young man was about to be mar culated asking that the following names, vit: Taft, Roose summons. 23 Ashland Motor............... ..8:45 A.M. shoals off the end of Billiton island, ried. velt and LaFollette, be placed on the ticket to be voted Norman L. Hawk vs Prospect Con which apparently starts from nowhere ‘Tralse your wife’s grace and beauty California Express.........10:35 A.M. and ends somewhere in tlie vicinity of Ashland Motor................. 2:24 P.M. at the primary election in April. In addition to these struction Co. Order for default. constantly,” advised one friend. Bessie Heinz vs Edward Heinz. Affi- Affi the same place, and the current which, San Francisco Express...3:32 P.M, “ But don't overdo it, ” counseled an starting halfway up tlie China sea, candidates for republican nomination, there will doubt davit and order for publication of runs from two to three knots an hour other. "She may conclude that she has Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A. M. less be a number seeking a similar honor from the demo summons. to the northeast and finally ends ab thrown liersclf away on you and want cratic side of the house. R. S, Hawk vs Prospect Construe- ruptly off the north end of Luzon. to go on the stage.’’—Louisville Courier- Then we have those tidal vagaries Journal. Meford and Jacksonville That there will be plenty of timber from which to, tion Co. Order of default. known tlie world over as bores. Those A Hair’s Breadth. John Robert Wolfe for Robert Ward that run up the Hugll and Irawndi select goes without saying. Under the “Oregon System” Measurement by less than n hall' AUTO LINE Wolfe vs Gray Eagle Mining Co. rivers, from side to side, till they rFlrch all that is necessary is petition with the requisite number i Notice of claim of Lien. their limit, often tearing the ship« breadth now has a definite meaning in their anchorage, originate nobody machine shops. In all of the large V. C. GOKSTMlUanaorr of signatures attached to it to entitle the aspirant to have' Electric Construction Co. vs John from shops there are instruments that will knows where or why. Lv. Jacksonville Leave' Medford Barneburg. Mechanic’s Lien. his name printed upon the ballot. At Singapore it lias Iieen observed measure tne thickness of a cigarette for days nt a time that there has been paper, much thinner than a hair. An 7:30 a. m 8:00 a. m. PROBATE COURT Of the three mentioned above it is hard to predict at but one rise and fall in the twenty- inch can be divided into 10.000 parts, 9:00 ’• 9:30 ** 10:30 “ 11:00 •< this time which will run ahead in this state. President In the matter of the estate of M. four hours.—Boston Globe. and seventeen of these parts will make 12:00 m. 12:30 p. m. n “hair’s breadth." Some of tlie most Taft appeals most to the conservative element of the F. Vrooman deceased. Order appoint 1:30 p. tn. 2:00 “ delicate measurements nre made at The Sockel Pear. ing administrator. 3:00 “ 3:30 “ party, holding fast to the traditions and precedents of The Seekel pear is one of the sweet the government gun factory at Wash- I 4:30 “ 5:00 •' Estate of Rebecs R. Moore, de est and daintiest fruits that grow. As ington. where many of tlie great guns 5:15 “ 5:45 “ the government and constitution, sticking to the old and ceased. Order appointing appraisers. another describes it; "The tlesh is melt for the army and navy are manufac- I 6:00 •* 6:30 “ 7:30 “ proven methods rather than adopting new and untried In the matter of the estate ot Goo. ing. Juicy and most exquisitely and del tured. 8:00 “ 9:00 “ flavored.” That is Just what it 9:30 ** * Dangerous. (sometimes doubtful) ones. Mr LaFollette, on the other IL Haskins deceased Order appoint- icately 10:30 “ 11:00 *• is. And the tree on which tills pear Maid—Shall I dust the bric-n-brnc, grows is beautiful and vigorous, will, li mum? Mistress—Not today. Nora. I hand is a so- called “Insurgent” and one of the foremost ing dav for final settlement. Leaves Nash, Moore and Medford indicates that nature lias a great fond don’t think we can afford it. Hotels leaders of that element. Of course he may expect the In the matter of the estate of John ness for it. The pear is named after von Ehwegan, deceased, Order allow support of a large proportion of those who believe in the ing claim of John A. Perl in sum $880. a Mr. Seekel of Philadelphia, on whose estate in 1817 the Seekel pear started new methods. In Col. Roosevelt we have still another 30. on its happy career. Some one writ type, in some respects a combination of both the other In the matter of the guardianship ing In 1847 said, “The parent tree still ,. . • , i * c I of Onneatta Ramsdell et al, minors, lives about three miles from Philadel two, a man who as president did not always confine his order appointing guardian. phia.”—Pittsburgh Press. ....¿ l .— the »L_ L.. — A. laid 1--J down J activities within bounds by the constitu Estate of William Jones, deceased. Nunan - Taylor Co JACKSONVILLE POST-: tion as strictly interpreted but who nevertheless “done” Inventory and appraisment filed ar.d things which his friends and enemies alike pronounced I approved. good: a man who filled the position of chief magistrate In the matter of the estati o' Wm. King deceased. Order appointing ap of the greatest nation on earth in a manner satisfactory praisers. to a large majority of the people whom he served. Estate of W. O. Missner, decease!. Primary elections for naming candidates for the pre Oeder appointing administrator. sidency are as yet a new and untried matter and the Estate of Elizabeth K. Smith, de Inventory and appraisment result will be eagerly looked for by the voter in other ceased. filed. states; what the effect will be in those states without the presidential primary remains to be seen. THE COURT HOUSE Item* of Interact to Jackson County Tan Payors MAICRIAQE LICENSES Frederick J. Bosworth and Gertrude E. Treichler omcuit court NEW CABES. State of Oregon va. F. T. Whifley Transcript from Justice of Peace court Medford. Too Suggeetive. "The health officer advised me to ask every man with whom we had domes tic dealings if he was careful to boil the water he used in his business.” "Yes.” "Well, I asked the mi lk in ti n flr**. And what do you think? He got m id and wanted to liek me."—Cleveland Plain Denier. Sell Your Property By listing it with us No Previous Employment. “You say. Rastus. that you want work for your wife.” said Gunbusm. eyeing the husky darky liefore him from head to foot. “Was she ever em Hani wood for aale $2.75 per tier ployed before?" I C. Prim. “ No, sir," replied the negro noncha Crater Laks Lumber Co. vs J. D. Beeson. Aation to recover money. ! A vast amount of ill health is due to fir- lantly; "dis am her first marriage.”— New York Tinies. Complaint filet! Affidavit and under-1 paired digestion. When the stomach fails to |ieribrm its functions properly the whole taking for attachment. system becomes derange»!. A few doses of Ths Sleep of Life. Chamberlain's Tablets is all you need. They We talk about the sleep of death. Crater Lake Lumber Co. vs R. W. will strengthen your digestion, Invigorate Flow much deeper. how much sadder. Gray. Action to recover money. Com your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely 1» th« sleep of life—the unresponsive doing away with that miserable feeling due plaint filed. to faulty digestion. Try it. Many others heart, the unawakened mind, the hand Hutchison and Lumsden vs Ernest have been permanently cured—why not you? palsied by lack of will to do! A. Hefler. Action to recover money. For sale by all dealers. She Will Change Then. Complaint filed. Affidavit and under Hani wood for sale $2.78 per tier Mrs. Crawford—Although my daugh i C. Prim. taking for attachment. ter is such a big girl, she's still afraid of the dark. Mrs. Cr ! G aw —Don't Famere and Fruitgrowers Bank vs Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey worry about that, my de»’ She'll soon M. E. Young. Action to recover be in love.—Judge. For Coughs and Colds. We are revising our lists ready for the spring trade. If you have real estate to dis pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands for sale, we have a number of prospective buyers who expect value for their money. We can sell your properly at a price equal to its full value but do not want any listed at fictitious or ’’Boom” price. Rogue River Realty Co. R. R. R. SEXk?,.u'i. Jacksonville, Ore.
