Jacksonville post., April 13, 1912, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS
It will pay you to get our
prices on flour, bran, shorts
rolled oats, barley, seed
wheat and oats. Taylor
Williams Co.
Are you registered?
Dr. Pickel of Medford was in town
Friday.
Assessor Grieve was in Medford
Webn« slay.
Makor Canon of Medford was in this
city Monday;
Claience Reames of Medford was in
town Monday.
E. A. Burchell of Woodville waa in
town Thursday.
Mrs. C. Reuter was a visitor at Med-
fbrri Wednesday.
11. L. Wilson of the Applegate was
ih towh this week.
Dr; Hargrave of Medford was at the
court house Thursday.
Mrs. A. F. Stennelt of Medford was
in this city Wedneiday.
J- N. Johnston of Grants Pass was
in this city Wednesday.
Attorney R. G. Smith of Granta
Fuss was in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stout were visit­
ors at Medford Wednesday.
Bo n-Sunday, April 7 to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nunan, a baby girl.
Judge Prim ia assisting the force in
ti e ofiice of the county clerk.
Pat Swayne of Buncom waa trana-
acting business in this city Friday.
R. G. Smith of Grants Pass was at
t is court house Tuesday afternoon.
Dr, J. F. Reddy of Medford was in
«own a Short time Monday morning.
IL B; Reed and family of Granta
Pa 8 Wtfra recent visitors in this city
Services will be held at the Catholic
el urch Sunday morning at nine o,clock
The high hills surroundiug the city
wcto covered with snow Friday tnorn-
to Nunan-Taylor Co, are rapidly increas­
ing their stock of general merchandise,
flour, feed, etc. Consignments uf new
gecds are arriving almost every day.
The firms advertising in this paper
are all thoroughly reliable and it is a
pleasure to rcceomend them to your at-1
tention. If needing anything in their [
lines, call and ask for prices; it will
save money for you.
Eight autoes containing Medford boos
ters passed through here Monday
morning enroute to the Blue Ledge
mine. Theo Cameron, Harry Luv,
M. M. Thylor and B. M. Collins of this
place accompanied the party;
The Bank of Jacksonville has im­
proved the appearance of the bank
building by applying a coat of paint to
the brickwork, thus covering the un­
sightly sign of a former mercantile
firm which occupied the building sever­
al years ago.
Dr. J. W. Robinson, Who has been
spending the winter in California came
up Friday night and will remain here
for a short time. He reports that Mra.
Robinson and their daughter Miss Dor­
land are enjoying good health and are
well pleased in their new heme.
The water mains in district No. 2,
being that part of Oregon street lying
between “E” street and the northern
boundary line of the city, has been
tested and accepted by the city survey­
or, Mr. Osgood and the matter will be
considered by the council at a meeting
to be held next week.
The rain this we^k i’ of incalculable
benefit to growing crops,and was hailed
with delight by the waterworks contrac­
tor as with plenty of water he can finish
the dam in less time and at a great
deal less expense than if compelled to
use scrapers and tram cars to move
the earth and rock required.
N. D. Norton of Granta Pass was
transacting business at the Court hous-
Muftflayt
fee’verdl parties of Jacksonville peo­
ple attended the ball game at Swayne’s
nat Sunday.
Fr,d| L. Colvig, county recorder
made a business trip to Medford Tues­
day morning.
A. T. Lundgren who has been at his
mines near Hutton, for several weeks,
was in town Tuesday,
R; S. Smith’ Manager of the Medford
Sbn was transacting business at the
eburt house Wednesday.
Mike Broad Is assisting the Post
force this week on account of a rush
of job work at this office.
Ben M. Collins and John G. Dunning-
ton left Thursday morning on a fishing
excursion to Sauaw Lake.
Mrs. R. B. Dow who had been visiting
friends in the Applegate valley, re­
turned home Sunday evening.
Curley Wilson who has been having
a tryout for ons of the big basebail
teams, returnej home Thursday.
Dr. Morrison of Medfori attended
the circuit court as a witness in the
Hills-Shaw case on trial this week.
Fred W. Mears, a prominent attor­
ney of Medford was transacting busi­
ness in this city Tuesday morning.
Wilbur W. Cameron, a well-known
rancher of the Applegate valley was
transacting business in town Monday.
W. R. Sparks has made applicstion
to the Land Office to make final proof
upon his homestead claim south of this
city.
Ray Bunch has had a neat awning
placed over the front window of his
barber shop in anticipation of the hot
Weather to come.
Sam Swenning, deputy forest super­ I
visor was in town Monday on the wav
to the Apolegate region, II. D. Fos-
ter accompanied him.
Rhede Island Red eggs from first
class stock, 71 ppr setting, Leave or
ders at Ulrich Brtf< or address "Fair-
view," Jacksonville.
Arthur Walsh and family whu occu­
pied a house in the south- a -estern part
of town have movAi outz It is said
they have gone to Medford.
Thomas Dunn ngto”, 'Mike Broad,
Cliff Dunnington and Misses Mary Bag-
shaw, Anna Rroad and Florence Reddy
drove to the Applegate Sunday.
Both the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches are without pastors at pres­
ent, the former incumbents having
resigned and moved to other fields.
The Rev. L. S. Grigsby will preach
tn the Presbyterian Church in Jackson­
ville, Sunday, April I4th, both morn­
ing an J evening. AH are invited.
The primary election for the nomin­
ation of republican and democratic can­
didates for the various offices to be
filled st the November general elect» n
will be held next Friday.
Taylor-Williams Co., the successors
Political Announcement
Annual-Free
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
above named office subject to the Repub­
lican Primaries in April. I respectfully
refer the electors to my past record as a
basis upon which to judge my qualifica­
tions for said office;
gether For a Night.
rota xiy is su'd b- all dstdorw
L2!y3>e«b tretetaJlMparity end
Cemu; slK4t. No MeJa are P«<
y ua unlrta these two qualities sl*oW
the very F>igi r«t rLpdaid. Ou< fully
•quipped iobofr.ta-ry under the
du cut K>n ci a «LuntiA atsd expert
teed teiier retocvcs i.fi guca wcrL
w la« buying Lilly*« seeds, you bay
increased cropa. Scad for catalog.
Change in Southern Pacific Time
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Th. Chas. H. LSy Co.. Seallh
Don’t o<__ .rpi iseJ if you nave au attack
, of rtieuinatimi lliis spring. Just mb the
affected |iarts freely with Chamberlain’s Lin­
iment anJ it will soon disappear. Sold by
| all dealers.___________________________
Portland Passenger.......... 8:04 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor........... 10:21 A.M.
‘32 Grants Pass Motor............ 4:48 P..M.
1G Oregon Express................ 5:24 P.M.
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!-l6 Oregou Express............... 5:34 P. M.
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:3ó A.M
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
T. V/. OSGOOD
D. W. BAGSHAW
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Attorney at Law
NOTARY
[Paid Advêülismant]
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California Express ........ 10:35 A.M.-
Ashland Motor..................2:24 P.H,
San Francisco Express.. .3:32 F.XJ.
Sba-ta Limited (.Mail only)5:47 A. if.
ri(T. tri Forenoon 9 to 12
Office Hours. Afternoon i;30 t0 5
Political Announcements
For
I
ounty Judge
I hereby announce my candidacy for
County Judge of Jackson County. Or­
egon, subject to the action of-the Re­
publican primaries to be hold April 19,
1912.
If nominated and elected, I promise
an honsest progressive, businesslike
administration.
GEO. W. DUNN.
Ashland, Oregon, Feb. 29, 1912.
(Paid Advertisement)
For Sheriff
William Swartzfagur is in town
Republicans of Jackson
from his mine near Steamboat, this I To the
j
County.
week and is exhibiting some fine
I hereby announce that I am candi
specimens of quartz taken from his
i date for the Republican nomination
claim. He ha3 about one hundred tons
of ore on the dump with lots more in I for sheriff of Jackson County, Ore-
I gon, subject to the wishes of the voters
sight. The vein is eleven feet in
1 of the Republican party, to be express-
tbickn?ss and assays $24. per ton.
j ed at the primary election on April
After driving the tunnel a distance
farther he experts to erect a stamp 19lh, 1912.
In case I should be nominated and
mill and operate it.
| elected to th? said office, I promise
At least three men are sure of the • the people of Jackson County a bus­
nomination at the primary next Friday inesslike administration of the office.
as there is no opposition to either of
EMMETT BEESON.
them. The fortunate ones are: J. Per­
(Paid Advertisement.)
/
cy Wells, for School Superintendent;
James M. Cronemiller, for Treasurer;
o unty Surveyor.
and W. A. Jones for Sheriff. These
gentlemen stand in a class of their own
I hereby announce my candidacy for
— no lying awake nighta worrying over the above named office subject to the
the possible resuit of the primary for ' Republican primary in April. I re-
them.
spectf ally refer the electors to my pas!
Mr. N. L. Narregan, of Eagle Point, . record as a basis upon which to judge
candidate for the republican nomin­ my qualifications for said office.
T. W. OSGOOD.
ation for county clerk, was a visitor in
(Paid Advertisement.)
this city Thursday an 1 made this office
a pleasant visit. Mr Narregan has
spent most of his life in the school
Prosecuting Attorney,
room where he ranks high as a careful
hereby
announce myself as a. can-
J
and painstaking instructor. Ha is a
trained bookkeeper and accountant, a didate for the office of Prosecuting
man of mature age an J ripened judg-' Attorney for the First Prosecuting
ment- one in whose hands the business Attorney District of Oregon, com­
of the county will be safe. Some of prising the count’es of Jackson and
the foremost young business men of Josephine, subject to the will of the
the county were pupils of Prof. Nar­ Republican voters at the primaries.
regan and one and all speak well of i If nominated and elected I will faith­
him and will give him their heartj sup­ fully discharge th»- duties of the office,
honestly, impartially, economically and
port at primary.
to the best of my ability.
H. K. HANNA.
TWO STRANGE WOMEN.
Jacksonville, Oregon, March 14, 1*12.
Whsf They Would Do if Closeted Tj-
(Paid Advertisement)
Prank Robison and S. E. Dunnington
Were among those who attended the
ball game at Swanye’s Flat, Sunday.
1-nk t >0 L.id a very M rero cold. I
k l t - Ity < i-^ualieilwin’»
and I
• mail bottle
“
t- v.rll ». ever,” writes
'• 1 . ".ling
Sydney,
For County Clerk.
Bttnk’of Jacksonville Building.
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GUS
NEWBURY
I hereby present my name for the JACKSONVILLE,
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OREcor«
consideration of the voters at the re-
Attorney-at-Law
publican primaries April 19, 1912, for
the office of County Clerk. If elected ■
I
Will Practise in AU Cuurta in the State
I will conduct a business like adminis­
tration and see that all patrons of the
I
OREGON
MEDFORD.
office are treated courteously.
We have on hand for sale the following i
G. A. GARDNER.
blanks viz:
Talent, Oregon,
Lease,
(Paid Advertisement.)
0.1. T. T. SHAW
Mortgages,
I
Bill of Sale,
Dentist.
Agreements.
A STUDY IN SMOKE.
W arranty Deeds,
Beauties That Greet the Eye From Any
Quit laim Deeds,
Office in ltyan BjilJir’g. Cali.Earnia St-.
of Pittsburgh’s Hill*.
Chattel Mortgage,
Robert Haven Scliaufller, writing tn
Acknov ledgements.
Upstairs
the Metropolitan, says: ”1 uever come
i
Real E3tate ontract,
Within rnn'te of the unique spell of
Location Notice—Placer,
«/REGO#
faioderil Pittsburgh without wishing
JACKSONVILLE
Location Notice Quartz,
Hint I might personally conduct thither
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
the sage who ao mendaciously declared
Beil Estate Agents ontract,
that there is nothing new under the
sun, for Pittsburgh is something new.
li. K. HANNA
Notice Application fur L’quor Licence
“From nny of the city's hundred hills
pne can enjoy more varieties of smoke At reasonable prices. We lht«uid adding
I r.wycr
In nti hour than there are kinds of other blanks as fast ns possibid until
eloud in a mouth. These range all the the line is complete. Blanks of special |
way from fairy sharings of ice and for :i printed to order at short notice Oflice *rt Bunk uf Jacksonville bui.diug
ttirls of driven snow, through geolog
ORLGON
teal strata of pure cream, mischievous, JACKSONVILLE POST. JACKSONVILLE’,
evanescent ringlets of bluish white,
tmudges faintlr tinged with olive,
aerial bushes of delicate Pose, trees of
orange and rusty red. through ri huh-
dred tones of gray, from the most ethe­
real fawn to sheer brutal dirt, then
deepening to a black ns rich as the
glossy, tarry coal from which it sprang
“One convenient thing about the
smokescope is that you can enjoy some
part of It wherever you happen to be.
tzwklfig west in the canyon of Fourth
•venue one morning, the lower parts of
the office buildings were quite obliter­
ated by n dense, low lying batik of
soft, dusky smoke. But ns the e.vn
traveled upward this cloud began to
thin until, when It reached the cor­
nices. every detail of them stood out
sharply In the sunlight again»’ a sk.v
of pale sapphire. Such effects are as
Interesting us they are characteristic of
the place."
LEGAL BLANKS
The Doctor and
The Telephone
IRON AND POWER.
The Link Between the Metel end the
Great Natiene.
In the sixteenth century the greatest
...... making nations wire PjiaftL
iron
France and England, and beyond nil
fear of contradiction these were the
three count t ies which were then reck­
oned greatest, says the London Tele­
graph.
While Cortez waa carrying the ting
of Spain into the then unknown world
and while the great galleons were
bringing borne to that favored nation
treasures beyond the wildest ho|»es of
the adventurers the myriad forges
were alight in Catnlonla and the ar­
mor of Castile was enabling a handful
of men to seize the riches prote< ted by
many thousands of natives who had
reached a high state of civilization, but
knew not the methods of manufacture
of iron.
And so It ever was. and. much ns we
may tn theory and In sentiment regret
the fact, so It Is today. We hear a
great deal about the reasons for the
rise of modern Germany as a world
power. Il is wortli uoting that that
country has risen rapidly Into promi­
nence as the irou and steel oatput has
Increased by leaps and bounds.
In the olden days it was the same
The Romans carried Into Spain the
knowledge of working Iron and steel,
and upon that foundation Rptifn ro«<- to
the might and majesty of u great v. >i .d
power.
Edna Ferber writes a fiction story
For Assessor.
In the American Magazine in v.h:cb
the principal character is Emms Mc­ I hereby announce myself as a can-
Chesney, a .traveling Kilrswoman. On didate for a second term for county as­
one of her trips she took her son with sessor, subject to the republican pri­
her, a boy of seventeen. This boy I: J maries, April 19, 1912, and promise if
to spend the night with a s jp- g-r In
a country hotel. Next morning his nominated an 1 elected to do my duty
mother asked him about Is!:« rojtuiuate. in the future as I have in the past.
W. T. GRIEVE
The boy knew very little, not even
the name of the nrjk with whom lie !
(Paid Advertisement)
stayed, whereupon Emma McChesney
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broke out us follows:
“Men are the cussed.-st creatures
Cc unty Clerk.
This chap occupied the same room
with you last night end you don’t
I hereby announce myself as a can-
even know his name. Funny! If two didate for the republican nomination
strange women had found themselves for county clerk, subject to the indorse­
occupying the same room for a night ment of the republican party at the
they wouldn’t have got to the kimo­
no and back balr stage before they primary election April 19, 1912.
N. L. NARREGAN.
would know not only each other’s
(Paid Advertisement.)
name, but they'd have tried on each
other’s bats, swapped corset cover
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patterns, found mutual friends living
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each
other
a
Dnyton. O.. taught
For County Recorder.
new Irlali crochet stitch, showed their
I hereby announce myself as a can­
family photographs, told how their
married slater’s little girl nearly die t didate for the Republican nomination
Not Extraordinary.
with swollen glands and divided off for the office of County Recorder On • Broadway surfm e car two well
the mirror Into two sections to paste subject to the will of the voters if dressed women were highly amused at
their newly washed handkerchiefs on ‘ IhaP^iarty at the primaries.
• woman with a baby. As the conduc­
Don't tell me men have 11 genius for
I was born and raised at Eagle tor came along the woman with the
said:
friendship."
Point, Ore. I have for the past two ; Child
“Hold the baby a minute; I want to
ycais been deputy in the assessor’s tie my shoestring.”
Philosophy of ths Loxftr.
He tool: the youngster and the wom­
In the Blue Blanket, nu Edinburgh office, and all I ask the people to
Civic |Hi|s-r. Dr M:t<-I:cti::le describes, do is to look up my past record be­ an tied the string. Then the rondix tor
gave the baby back Io her As he
«omewliat unkindly, the Glasgow loafer I fore casting their ballot.
pa-sed the two well dressed women one
under the title “Civic Ideals." "Why
CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
, of them said:
■hottld I save?” asked the loafer. "1
(Paid Advertisement)
j “You hare all sorts of queer |«ssen-
make enough to keep tie going. I make
j gers on your car, don't you?"
enough to fissi me. I have enough over
| “Yes.” he replied.
to let me drin!: up to 10 o'clock. Why
’ “Imagine that woman asking yon to
ihotild I save? If 1 grow sii; you must
take me to the ti«.«plt::l. If I spend all
’/oneer Assaying 4 Refining Co. hold her baby! Wasn't that a crazy
' thing for her to do?"
toy money r.tld bave not! lug to cut you
131 Fifth St..
U. 8. Mint
I "Gh. I «ion t know." replied fbe con-
incut take me to the poorüouse. if 1
SAN FKA.NCtS ‘30, CAL.
We buy SoM rich
amalram and all
, ductor quietly. "That's my buby. The
¡;et drtHik cn the str. eta you taust take
minin« pror'aeta. W< p i * caah and jrire a
woman's uiy wife”—New York Tele-
ate to the ¡ oll-e office r.nd the prison
»quare deal. Ax^ayinw e-M. Er.tab'iAhed UD
year« Reference Frrat National Bank of
• graph.
You've got to do it What la the good
San Francisco.
>t saving?"
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any lives are saved each year lecause
the doctor is reached prempt’y by the
M
Eell Telephone. F;om the information
he receives 1 y telephone he can give direc­
tions for emergency measures, and provide
himself with the necessary instruments and
medicines.
Consultation with Specia’’sts are easily arranged by
meanes of the Be!l long Distance Service.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE 4 TELEGR \PH CO.
Every Bell Telephone h ths Center of the Syitem
Sell I our
By listing it with us
We are reviving our Nets readv for the
spring trade. If you have real . s'li'e to dis­
pose of at a fair price, place it in oar hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buyers who expect val «: for ¡heir money.
We esn sell your property nt a price
equal to its full value bu* do
listed at fictitious or ''Boom’'
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OF FICE; Bank nf Jack­
sonville Bkhf. Up?,air*
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