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JACKSONVILLE POST Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor, JUST ARRIVED ßy PETER RUDINE Copyright by American Pre«« Asso ciation. 1311. i Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at JacksonviUe, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Of all countries Ip the world that ; foreigners had better keep away from 1 happened when SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on Russia is first. there some years ago to be a well application. known man among my own country men. 1 bad represented my country at several foreign courts, and any member of any American embassy abroad would know me nt the men tion of my name. After mi interview with the Ameri can minister concerning certain mat ters of diplomacy with which I hail been charged from Washington I weut to my hotel, intending to leave tbe next day >>r Berlin, tlieuce ou to Par is. London nud New York. I had left my passport to be vised, and it was to be sent me the next morning. It was brought me by a clerk lu the American embassy, a young Russian who hiid lived in the United States 9 and spoke and wrote English. When lie handed it to me I noticed that he I j seemed to be studying my personal MARRIED appearance. I glanced at the pass- COURT HOUSE Franks-Hooper At the court house in port to see that it was all right, then. Items of Interest to Jackson Coun’y Jacksonville, Oregon, Wednesday looking up at the young man, saw May 15 1912, by Judge J. R. Neil; that he was still studying me. Tax Payers "I seem to interest you,” I said tart- Harry Franks and Maude Hooper. ly- MARRIAGE LICEN8ES “I beg your pardon, sir. When we Eben M. McIntire and Elizabeth Gil deliver n passport we are responsible The Weather, more. for its getting Into the right hands.' >» With this he bowed and withdrew, Harry Franks and Maude Hooper. Following is the report of U. S. Vol- The next day I boarded a train at CIRCUIT COURT unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; the statiou. As soon as I appeared a Della J. Brown vs. J. A. McIntosh. Jacksonville, for month of April, man in the uniform of a railroad offl- Order confirming sale of real property. Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi clal took me to a carriage and tint me into u compartment. There were six Laura E. F. Allen vs. Oliver B. Al- tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. seats in the compartment, one of them Order of de- DATE MAXI- MINI- PKEC’P- C H IlC. len. Suit for divorce, occupied by a gentleman and four by OF DAY I TATN i MUM MUM fault entered. some friends who had evidently come 50 61 Nan L. Strickfaden vs. Frank J. 1 .......... to the train to see him off. 1 took the 55 2 .......... 65 60 Strickfaden, divorce. Dismissed. 51 3 .......... sixth seat. A moment before tbe train 48 part cloudy . 6<‘ 4 ......... cloudy ! started the official who had put me Thomas Curtis Hills vs. H. M. 5 .......... 48 62 12 part cloudy , into the carriage came to the door to 68 1 6 ......... 73 .37 Shaw, motion for new trial denied. 65 41 .04 dear i ..... . 1 8 7 .......... shut» ft. Before he did so the friends 7'1 5 4 .06 Laura E. Knutzen vs. D. W. Knut I 9 .......... 59 cloudy J got out. leaving the traveler alone 68 42 10 .......... 50 zen, divorce. Decree by default. i h with me in the compartment. As soon 5» 37 39 .35 52 as we left the station and rolled into i Ella Jennie vs. Rudolph E. Jennie, 12 ......... Suicide Days. 45 37 13 .......... tlie light I noticed that my fellow pas i .91 56 53 divorce. Decree for plaintiff. 14 .......... Life iusurance returns show that .10 62 49 15 .......... senger was the exact counterpart ot more suicides take place on Tuesday 65 44 .19 Edgar Hafei vs. Medford & Crater 16 .......... myself. He was about my height, und Thursday than on other days. 61 50 .......... I Lake R. R. et al., order approving 17 50 36 18 .......... though a trifle shorter. In every oth 53 36 19 .......... Í receiver’s final account and order to 20 .......... er respect he might have been taken 44 51 Taking Care of the Heart. 4.3 21 .......... 53 make final distribution. tor me. A physician writes: "Life would be 47 58 .05 22 .......... My looking nt him so scrutinizing!? prolonged by a little more attention to 62 48 Abbie E. Lennart vs. Frank 9, 23 .......... 56 47 24 .......... appeared to irritate him. so I stopped the heart, by paying a little respect to Lennart, divorce. Decree by default. 25 .......... 5 J 43 It. We rode on together all the nfter- the most faithful servant we ever bare. 60 26 .......... 49 62 55 .03 Olive C. Swenning vs. Sami. S. Swen- 27 .......... noon, mid us we were approaching the Much good might be done also if par 53 bi .02 28 .......... j border separating Russia from Germa ents would teach their children the ning, divorce. Decree by default. 11 29 ........ 58 56 30 .......... 41 ny the man pulled out n cigarette and danger of overtaxing the heart. They A. N. Hulbert vs. Emma C. McDon 31 ......... _ began to puff lustily. Both windows should teach them to stop and rest :t ald, order confirming sale of real Temperature —mean max. 58.86;mean were up, and I attempted to lower ono few moments during their play when property. min. 88.94; mean 47.88. Max. 73 on 6, of them. The man stopped me. I per they begin to feel the violent throbbing sisted. whereupon the man drew a re of their hearts against the chest wall." and 8, min. 31 on 14 and 22. A. N. Hulbert vs. G. H. McDonald, volver. leveled it at me and said some order confirming sale of real property. Protecting the Drunks. I thing In Russian. Understanding this In Copenhagen, the Danish cap I to mean tliat if 1 didn't let the window NEW CASES. DEWEY SAW THE POINT, alone he would murder me. I desisted. ital, provision is made for the safe H. H. DeArmond and H. L. DeAr- Gradually I became overcome by the conveyance home of inebriated rev mind vs. Lydia A. Spanos, Mike He Paid Up Aller Hi» Dog Had Dstn I fumes of the cigarette and lost con Kicked Around. I elers. When a policeman finds an Spanos and Bert B. Cumming, Action sciousness. New Hearse Phone 276 intoxicated tnan wandering at large Lady Attendant Admiral Dewey bail mi English bull, recover money. Complaint filed. I was awakened from my slumber dog of ivIm II lie Was very proud So by a man shaking me. It required he places him in a cab and takes Bl Marie Otterdahl vs. H. A. Ensign. marked was Ills affection for the dog some time for him to arouse me. and him to the nearest police station, Action to recover money. Complaint that an almosphere ot "love me. love when Do did so I found that we laid where he is examined by a doctor my iloir" bad sprung up around the ad arrived at tlie station on the border and then sent home. The following filed, summons. miral mid the canine. It Is further re Farmer’s & Fruitgrowers Bank V«. ported that the animal came near caus where all passports are examined. 1 morning the bill for the doctor and looked about for my fellow passenger, the cab is sent to the publican who Thomas Bartholomew. Action to re- ing trouble between the bend of the Via but lie was uot there. Not thoroughly i served the man with his last drink. navy and the lute “Fighting Bob" Ev myself. I seized my hand baggage and cover money. Complaint filed. bub . went into the apartment In the sta Medford Grocery Company ve C. P. Admiral Dewey while on n tour of Don’t be ¿urprised if you have an attack Briggs. Action to recover money. inspection when be was in command tion where passengers are required of rheumatism this spring. Just rub the to wait while their passports are be- I Complaint filed, summons. affected fails freely with Chamberlain's Lin of the Pacific squadron took the dog L'g examined. Then I opened a satcb iment and it ■.•■•¡,1 eocn disappear. Sold ly along with him lie lost sight of Ills To the East $$ /SU N SET! First National Bank of Medford vs. e! in which 1 carried my passport. It pet on Evans’ ship, hut In a few min bail vanished. J. E. Helmick, et al. Suit for fore utes saw him burled skyward from the (0GDEN&SHASTA Rose Festival 1 uow recalled the mail that looked closure and other equitable relief. Com- companionway ns if shot from n vatu- \ ROUTES , like me. and it occurred to me that plai nt filed. Elk’s Convention pult. With blood tu bis eye Admiral he had robbed me of the document State of Oregon vs. Joe Brown. Dewey rushed over to see the reason with the intention of passing out of for the sudden usceDt. surmising cor Transcript from justice's docket. Russia by it. I told my story to the rectly that some one hud kicked the officer in charge of passport examina J. J. Walter vs. F. D. Waite. Ac dog. He saw "Fighting Bob" at the I tion. and lie immediately Issued an foot of the steps. tion for damages. order to detain any one attempting to Round Trip tickets to the principal Cities of the East, going or re "Sir.” roared the admiral, “what do | pass on a passport bearing my name, I Farmers A Fruitgrowers Bank vs. F. you mean by kicking my dog?" turning through California or via Portland. Going limit 15 days, final lie was too late. Oue of his deputies return limit October 31, on sale as follows. L. De Voe. Suit to foreclose mortgage. "Sir,” roared Evans in return. “I’d reported that tlie passport hud been have kicked that dog if lie had been W. W. Glasgow and W. A. Stratton used by a man for whom a sleigh was the property of the president of the waiting: he laid jumped Into it and May, 2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-24-29’ August, 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22-23- 29- vs. Edwin Casebeer, et al. Suit to United States! He chewed the legs off been driven away. When 1 was shown June, 1-G-7-8-18-15-17-18-19-20-21-24-25 30-31 quiet title. two pairs of fifteen dollar trousers and 27-28-29 Sept., 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30 the official he threw up his hands, ex- July, 2• 3-6- 7-11-12-15-16-20-22-23-26-29- Stop-overs going or returning PROBATE COURT destroyed an edition de luxe of tbe claiming: 30-31. uavy regulations ” within the limit. “ Great heavens! This is the man. ” In the matter of the estate of Dewey saw tbe point mid paid for Newport—Yaquina Bay In tills instance I was saved from Charles Edward Lee, deceased, Last new uniform trousers.—New York The heme of the Rhododendron, an ideal place to spend the 3ummer. Low suspicion because my passport Lad will and testament filed and admitted World. round trip ami week end tickets. Reasonable hotel rates, out door amuse- been used, but there remained the nienta, bathing, boating, golf, fishing, etc. to probate. Order appointing ap question, “Was I in collusion with Law Fares Mrelinj of IFown’j C7<5< San Francisco, June 24-July 6 praisers. him?" I requested the officer lu Pacific Railway & Navigation Beaches i Large to telegraph an nex ount of the In the matter of the estate of Ada- Are now within easy reach by the P. R. & N. and a new field for a pleas cuse to the American minister to Rus line Medley, deceased. Inventory and ant vacation open. Week enJ tickets now on suleand season tickets from sia. und he did so. But 1 was delayed appraisement filed. all points on sale June 1st. sever.-.! days in the little station lie- fore ar. order came to permit me to go PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Estate of John H. Crain, deceased. through without a passport. Had It Opers June 10 and closes June 15. The greatest Flora Fiesta and Carn Petition for allowance to widow filed. 1Generations of live, wide not been for my diplomatic connec ival of Pleasure yet held. Low round trip Tickets on sale from all points. Order granting same. awake American Boys havo For beautifully illustrated booklets describing Newport, Bayocean tions heaven knows what would have and other points, as well as information about Eastern Fares, routes, obtained tho right kind of In the matter of the estate of Sam I become of me. stop-overs, etc., cal! on nearest Agent or write to I Several years after this I was sitting uel M. Robinson, deceased. Final ac- FIREARM EDUCATION in my office <n the state department JOHN M. SCOT T, General Paisa.i-er Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON connt filed. Order settling account and by being equipped with the nt Washington when a man with a discharging executors and bondsmen. R. P. O. E. (Elko Convention, July 8 to 13, 1912 unerring, time-honored Russian name was announced. I or f. c. HOCSETT. 5. C. WHITTIMGTON Estate of William Owings, deceased. Secy, and Treas. dered him admitted, and he said to me: Prti. and King. Final account filed. Order approving "I owe you my life. sir. or more. All progressive llnrilivaro and Had it not been for my usiug your final account. Sporting Goods Merchants han,ilo ogue iver alley Sl'KVEXS. It you cannot el’lam. passport I would now be working in tre will ahi-» dies t, express prepaid In the matter of the estate of Cath the mines of Siberia.” upon re< o pt . f CatalogPrice, erine Devenny, deceased. Order ap “Are you the man who drugged me bstract itle o proved final account. with cigarette smoke?” Sen I S cents In stamps for ” 1 am. I was made up. The clerk 1 a t’aga llluslrnt'sl i „.al -. (I ncorporated ) In the matter of the estate of John Ilcplcte v, th lu the embassy who took you your 8 T II V E N b V Palmer, deceased. Order allowing passport did the wor'-. Tho railway of anil general a ’mlnlatrn’n" to seven lo in. drear in l:i- fl. I ll who showed you t > t!.» »>.u;ign meat was oue of our ,A:.,! t'ic olrlking cover In the matter of the estate of Ed in colon. friends seeing me iff were also mem ward C. Ireland, deceased. Order ap Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. bers. holding the seats that there pointing administrator. J. STEVENS should be no one else in the compart* Home Phone Jackson 200G ARMS * TOOL CO. ment.” In the matter of the estate and guar Medford, Paci’' ’lain 2511 r. 0. B.I 40M » “Why were you trying to leave Rue* dianship of Mina M. Harris, st al. Or Medford. J .: is 356 Otew« Fdk M— SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1912 A Complete Line of The Medford Mail-Tribune in an editorial recently published advocates county aid for the building of a rail road to the coast and insists that such a road would be of more benefit than good county roads. It seems to us that the provision in the constitution allowing the indebt edness of the county to be increased beyond the $5000 limit upon approval of the voters, would not apply to the building of railroads. But if the power does extend to building of railroads there is no good reason why Jack- son and Josephine counties should not build a road to the coast. The value to this region of such a road would be immense. Men’s Straw and Crash Hats ranging from 25c. to $2.50 each THE Fur Hats LI id Caps Prices the cheapest Taylor - Williams Co Jacksonville, Oregon i ,tf. C. STOCK Funeral Director and Embalmer We have just opened an undertaking estab lishment in the Ryan building on California street where we carry a full line of caskets, robes and everything found in a first-class establishment of this kind. Calls promptly attended. Mr. George N. Lewis has been Placed in Charge for the Present SUMMER VACATIONS SEASHORE or MOUNTAINS Largest Stock Best Prices I have just seceived a ship ment of the latest patterns in all the leading styles of Wall Paper and now have the largest and most com- píele stock in Southern Oregon STEVENS Sale Dates Prices Lower Than the Lowest Fred J, Fick STEVENS J R A der confirming sale of real property and approving account of guardian. •ta." "Let us not apeak of that V R Jacksonville, -T C Oregon ■POST ADS Best Results
