JACKSONVILLE POS T- • _
OUR GREENBACK FACTORY.
Where Uncle 8am Turns Out Paper
Money and Postage Stamps.
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregor '
One of the most luteresting sights
at the national capital to the hundreds
of thousands of strangers who yearly
visit Wai liingtoa ts the bureau of en
graving and printing, where the gov
ernment turns out immense amounts
of the pnr«r money which we dally
see iu circulation.
Much of this pnper money—green
backs an 1 gold and silver certificates—
Is issued directly by the government
itself, w nile 'fhe remainder Is prepared
for issue t>y the national banks
throng).out the country. These Issues
are printed from engraved steel plates
of the fittest workmanship on a pe
culiar. distinctive paper, which, it is
said, counterfeiters have never' yet
beei able to imitate. This establlsh-
me at also produces government bonds
wl »never there is a call for such. In
ad dltlon. postage stamps are manu
re rtured there in vast quautities, re-
c mtly at the rate of 30,000,000 a day
c r about 10,000,000,000 per year. This
■ i^gregate blds fair to increase annual
ly and in time to reach huge propor
tions.
While the products of the bureau
are Interesting, the mechanical de
vices employed by It are most ingen
ious, comprising many automatic ma
chines of wonderful efficiency. The
utmost vigilance is exercised in guard
ing the products of the bureau, and
generally everything proceeds there in
the most systematic and efficient man
ner.—Leslie’s.
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of *Ja* kson
County, Oregon. D. W. BvtSHAW, Editor.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 19)7, at the post office at Jac.r K nville, 1
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1912
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furn shed on
application.
and Fmery Davis, indicted t y grand
jury. Order dismissing indie tment as
Item« of Interest to Jackson County to the defendants Harry C leveland,
Jim Davis and Emery Davis.
Tax Payare
State of Oregon vs. Jim Davis and
Harry Cleveland. Defendants plead I
MARRIAGE LICEN8ES
guilty to the charge contained in the
Herbert K. Hanna and Leona Ulrich. indictment. Sentence suspended until
further order of c Jurt, pending the
John W. Mills Jr. and Lilian Edith good behavior of the defendants.
Coffin.
PROBATE COURT
D. L. Springer and Luella Campbell.
In the matter of t he estate of Eli K.
R. H. Burns and Cora H. Hess.
Anderson, deceased. Order' admitting
Eli J. Adams and Lillian May Wood. will to probate ar.d appointing execu
tor and appraisers.
William Ellis Mooney and Pearl Hol-
In the matter of the estate of Wm.
lenbeak.
Owings, deceased. Report of sale of
D. E. Cottrell and Alice Hockersmith. Real Property.
THE COURT HOUSE
CIRCUIT COURT
The regular March term of the Cir
cuit court convened Monday morning
at eleven o’clock. Judge Frank M.
Calkins presiding. From the regular
panel of jurors drawn for this term
the following named persons were se
lected to serve as grand jurors, viz:
Ira Shoudy, George B. Ross, Elmo
Neil, R. H. Toft, T. J. ' O’Hara,
Joseph Brown and F. W. Sifers. The
grand jury was then sworn in by
Clerk Coleman, after which Judge
Calkins delivered the usual charge.
Ira Shoudy was appointed foreman of
the grand jury.
W. E. Thompson, one of the jurors,
was excused from further attendance
on account of sickness.
The regular business of the court
was then taken up and the following
matters disposed of as stated:
MARRIED
Mills-Coffin —At Ashland, Oregon, Sat
urday, March 23,1912, by Rev. J. K.
Bailie; John W. Mills, Jr. and Lilian
Edith Coffin.
LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE.
Vie are receiving
daily our line of
new goods. • • • • •
They are up-to
date in all re
spects.
Call and see them and get our prices before
going elsewhere
CHINESE SIGNBOARDS,
Quaint Inscriptions That Appear Over
the Shops In Peking.
In his book. “Meeting the Sun,” W.
If Therasl» No Bright Side Burnish Up Simpson gives some amusing examples
the Dari: Side.
j of signboards to bo seen above shops
A gentleman remarked to us that the
true theory of life 'was to get on the
admiration side aud not on tbo cynical
and objurgntory sldje of life. We be
lieve that is sensllde, says tho Ohio
State Journal. “Lcok on tho bright
side and if there is no bright side bur
nish up the dark side'’ is a little quota
tion that we put In our notebook mor»
than a score of years ago. It is good
Itospel. It is the doctrine of hope.
Grumbling at everything is un-Chris-
tian. It will condemn a man as sure
us profanity ar lying.
The Bible says, ‘"But let all those
that put their trust In thee rejoice.”
There is philosophy for this. A per-
sou cannot do any good in a bad spirit.
If one hates a man ho cannot reform
him. Every good thing that a man
does pulls some evil up by tho roots.
Good deeds grow by smiles as tho
wheat grows by the sunshine. Boost
the good and the bad will have a poor
chance.
It Is right to curb tbe evil if one does
not waste all his strength at it, so that
be will have to sit down and lose heart.
There Is no final defeat In an honest,
sincere effort, and that is the doctrine
of tbe upward look and the bright side
of life.
■ in reking—“Shop of Ileaven Sent
I Luck,” “The Shop of Celestial Princi-
i pies,” “The Nine Felicities Prolonged,
I “Mutton Shop of Morning Twilight,
. “The Ten Virtues All Complete,
“Flowers Rise to the Milky Way.”
“In these signs,” says Mr. Simpson,
"we can see that tbe Chinaman can
combine the soul of a poet with the
pocket of a shopman. Carlyle quotes a
Chinese signboard, ‘No Cheating Here,’
but I could not find anything like it in
the list. ‘Good and Just According to
Heaven’ ought to satisfy the ideal no | MINERS NOTICE -Notice of Location
tions of the nuthor of ‘Sartor Resar- I both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this
tus.’ 'The Honest Pen Shop of Li’ im ¡office,
JACKSONVILLE POST.
plies that other pen shops are not hon
est.
Forrheumatif:m you will find nothing bet-
“ ‘The Steel Shop of the Pockmarked , ter Ilian Chamberlain's Liniment. Trv it
Wang’ suggests that any peculiarity of , and see how quickly it gives relief. For
a shopman may be used to impress the sale by all dealers.
memory of the customers. A charcoal
shop calls itself ‘The Fountain of
Beauty,’ and a place for the sale of
coal indulges in the title of ‘Heavenly
Embroidery.’ An oil nnd wine estab
Our new 24-page book,
lishment is tho ’Neighborhood of Chief
Beauty,’ a description tbe realization
of which it is hard to conceive any
where in Peking. ‘The Thrice Right
eous’ is a pretension one would scarce WjifY’rt C written by men who know,
I
| contain« much useful infor-
B J ¡(¿¿J
ly expect from an opium shop."
I mation on fertilizing v/eitern
JU*
Taylor - Williams Co
W. J. Beacom vs. W. H. Rardon, ac
tion to recover money. Judgment for
plaintiff, by default.
Lena A. Phillips vs. Waiter B. Phil-
lips, suit for divorce, Order for pub-
licstion of summons.
W. H. Reynolds vs. Fred H. Run-
deli et ux. Order for hearing and de
termination of cause.
The Medford Commercial Club vs.
M. H. Payne. This was un action to
recover $200 subscribed by the defen
dant for the construction of the Crater
Lake highway.
The defendant ad
mitted the subscribing but claimed
that same was secured through the
mis-representations of the plaintiff and
ita agents and that inasmuch as the
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Z soils. Mailed free on request.
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plaintiff bad not performed its part of
Dickens Used Real Names.
SHOE
ODDITIES
The Chao. H. Lilly Co., Seattle, Wash.
T is the most useful thing in the house,
the contract the obligation was not
I Perhaps the most curious of Dickens’
binding. A jury was empanelled and Two Pairs Ara Somstim«» Broken to | character names Is Stfggins, for Stlg-
said a lady of her Bell Telephone. “
j gins, which by Dickens’ exertions has I------------------------------------------------------------------------------ —■
sworn, the testimony of a number of
Oblige Finicky Customers.
witnesses was taken on behalf of each
When a one legged man buys a shoe i become a synonym for religious hypoc
takes my message to the market, to the
side and the case submitted Tuesday the dculer sends to the factory for a risy, Is a real name and one, oddly
enough,
with
religious
associations
of
evening. The jury after being out a ilioe to nintch the one loft remaining. a genuine kind. Stiggius is, In fact,
merchant, to the doctor, to the fire station,
short time returned a verdict for the In these days of the use of machinery only a corruption of the name Stlgand,
to anybody at any place.”
plaintiff. Judgment was entered for in every process of their manufacture the famous archbishop, who crowned
«hoes are mudo with the utmost exact
the sum of $200 and the costs of the ness
and precision, nnd it Is easily pos- King Harold and later on William I. I have just seceived a ship
Bell Telephone Service is the standard
action.
ilble to mate that remaining shoe with Most of the names In ‘‘Pickwick’’ can
service
of the world, and every Bell Telephone
be
found
In
the
directory.
Pickwick
ment
of
the
latest
patterns
Myrtle Gardner, et a) vt Pacific & the greatest nicety In size, Btyle, ma
itself, as we know, was taken from a
is a Long Distance Station.
Eastern Railway Co. Order entering terial and finish.
Few people have feet exactly alike. coach nt Bath, aud the village of the in all the leading styles of
the mandate of the aupreme court.
name is still there, and it is not so very
Anna Caton Hopper va. Emery Doug Commonly the left foot Is larger than long ago that Mr. Dickens, K. C.. Wall Paper and now have
the right, so that one shoe may fit a
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
las Hopper. Suit for divorce. Order little more snugly than the other. Com called tutd examined a Mr. Pickwick in
a
law
case.
Snodgrass
was
once
a
dismissing cause.
the
largest
and
most
com
monly, however, people buy shoes in
fairly common English name and can
Every Helf Telephone i» the Center of the Syatem
The State of Oregon vs. Harry regularly matched pairs, the difference still be found In America. Winkle and
plete stock in Southern
tn
their
feet,
if
it
is
noticeable
to
them
Cleveland. Indicted for wanton in
Tupman are real names, and a Sam
jury to personal property. Defendant at nil, not being enough to make any Weller is burled at Eastbourne.
Oregon.
other
course
desirable.
arraigned.
But there are people who buy shoes
Baek to the Farm is now the slogan and the low
Ths
Dead
Sea.
Same vs. same. Indieted for in of different sizes or widths, in which
Many
persons
imagine
that
the
Dead
Prices Lower
decent exposure. Same.
case the dealer breaks two pairs for
sea in Syria Is nothing but sea water
Thomas Curtis Hills vs. H. M. Shaw them, giving them, to fit their feet, one of extreme saltiness, but that Is a mis
Than the Lowest
Action to recover money, Order deny- alioe from each. In such cases tlie take. The name was given to the great
dealer
matches
up
the
two
remaining
I
ing motion to strike.
From Middle and Eastern portions of the United States
shoes, one from each of two jalrs. just salt lake because nothing could live in
Louis A. Wait vs. M. M. Welch. as he would where bo hnd broken one Its waters. Owing to the density of tho
water fish cannot sink in it, and they
To OREGON AND THE NORTHWEST
Sam* order.
pair to sell one shoe to n one legged could not live if they dkl, us some of
prevailing daily
Christ L. Einkopf et al vs. D. H. man.
the salts are powerful nntiseptics,
Palmer et al. Decree for plaiutiff by
Streets of London.
which menus that they are fatal to any
S. C. WHITTinCTOM
What Is the acme of discomfort to form of life. There Is about 3 per cent e. C. HOCStTT,
default.
Pits. and Mng.
Secy, and Treas.
State of Oregon vs. W. A. Marvin, which n pedestrian can be subject In of chloride of lime in the Dead sea.
over the
London?
In
a
morning
walk
this
About
half
the
salt
in
the
Dead
sea
is
indicted bv the grand jury for polyg
writer encountered in close proximity chloride of magnesium, whereas near
amy. Defendant arraigned.
the following nuisances aud dangers: ly all the salt in the ocean Is just com R ogue R iver V alley
Same ya- same. Indicted for non The delivery of coal through a coal mon table salt—New York Sun.
support of child. Defendant arraigned. bole In the pavemeut. Next door beer
A bstract -T itle C o .
How Ho W»s Hurt.
C. O. Roe et al vs. Lillie Kinder et was being lowered by an almost an-
Co f
SUNSET 1
seen rope Into a yawning gulf—the i Sunday School Teacher—And when
(I ncorporated )
al. Order overruling demurrer.
public bouse cellar*. The dustman was the prodigal son came home, wbat hap
I OG D EN 8r SHASTA
The State of Oregon vs. J. F. Pat collecting nt the next house, nnd close pened, Tommy? Tommy—His father
I
ROUTES
¡
Only new up-to-date Abstract
terson and A. F. Sneider, Indictment by th* asphalt pavement wn* being re ran to meet him nnd hurt himself.
Plant in Jackson County.
by grand jury for larceny in a build paired and turned the walker into the Sunday School Teacher—Why. where
road, where be was splashed by the did you get that? Tommy—It said his
ing, A true bill.
Bell Phone Jacksonville 11.
passing motorbus.—London Chronicle. father ran and fell on his neck. I bet
E. H. Porter va. Thompson-Starrett
Home Phone Jackson 20'>6
It would hnrt you to fall on your neckl
Co, Jury trial, directed verdict for
Medford. Pacific Main 2511
—Judge.
Knew What H» Could Do.
I
plaintiff.
Medford, Home 356
Ths lawyer of the convicted pick
I
is the best means of carrying it eat
The Poet's Ley.
The City of Medford vs. Lydia pocket took the flue Imposed ujion hla
Fares from
Oregon
Jacksonville,
Jackson—Our friend the poet seems
Spanos and Mike Spanos, Condamna- client very much to heart.
CHICAGO
$33.00
"Twenty-Ove dollars!" he expostu to be In great feather tonight. Tie Is
cion proceedings brought by th* city
laughing and talking nt a great rate.
ST. LOUIS
32.00
t* condemn a piece of land belonging lated. “Your honor, where Is this Carrie—Yes. lie wrote a poem today,
OMAHA
25.00
t* the defendant*, for the extension of poor unfortunate man to get $25?"
Ills honor did not know, or If he and he Is cackling over his lay.—Phila
KANSAS CITY
25.00
a street. Testimony as to the value of
did be refrained from saying so, but delphia Record.
ST. PAUL
25.00
the land sought to be condemned and tbe prisoner was less discreet
From
other
cities
correspondingly
low
Caught
Him.
the amount of damage to remainder of
"Just let me out of here for ten or
Colonist Fares are WEST-BOUND only, but they can be prepaid from
defendants property was introduced. fifteen minutes.” he said, “and I'll 1 Mrs. Gnagga—You are not a mnn.
any point. If you have friends or relatives in ths East who desire to "Get
1 You are a—a worm. Mr. Gnaggs—Well,
The case was submitted to the jury at show you."—New York Sun.
hack to the Farm." you can deposit the vaiue of the fare with your near
i
I
noticed
you
played
the
part
of
the
4:30 Wednesday. Verdict for defen
Th» W»dding.
est local agent and a ticket will be telegraphed to any address desired.
I
early
bird.
—
Exchange.
"Was the wedding n success?”
dant* in the sum of $1254.
Call on the undersigned for good instructive literature to send East.
Frank W. Cotterell vs. Thompson- "Oh. a huge one. Why, women wept
A Trad» Mark.
JOHN M. SCOTP.General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON
bitterly who didn't even kuow tbe
Starrett Co. Dia missed upon stipula bttde."—Exchange.
Cabo—Why do geniuses wear long
hair? Steve—Why. we wouldn't know
tion.
The Stat* of Oregon va. Harry
A willing mind makes a hard journey they were geniuses If they didn't.—
Cincinnati Enquirer.
easy.-Miisslu
ger.
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