Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, May 25, 1912, Image 2

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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.
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When a Deacon
Broke Loose
By M QUAD
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Copyright, 1912. oy Associated Lit­
erary Press.
SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1912
There were only 600 Inhabitants tn
the village ot Glendale when the first
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on meeting bouse, as they still call it In
the country, was erected. Methodists.
application.
Baptists, Presbyterians and Adveutists
went in together In tbe building and
used It alternately. As tbe village
SCO1T BONDING PLAN AGAIN
grew the different denominations built
Nfe have received from Wm. J. Scott, a copy of his churches tor themselves, and dDally
old church was left to one. Thia
bill for the establishment of the proposed Taxpayers fbe
happened to be the poorest one finan­
National Bank of Jackson County, Oregon, The bill is cially. ana It wasn't In human naturj
to look around on the newer edifices
entitled: “A Bill for an act to provide funds to build and
not feel a hit envious.
good roads and to make other public improvements in As a matter ot tact, the old meeting
was little better than a barrac'fs.
Jackson County, Oregon under what is known as the house
"I reckon any one can praise the
Scott plan to save Jackson County, Oregon, ninety Lord from the midst ot a brush heap. In
the woods, out I also reckon that, ne
thousand dollars a year in interest.”
can do It with a leetle more steam tn a
comfortable meeting house." said. Uea-
The entire plan is chimerical and the bill itself upon cun
Pegram.
its face shows a most lamentable ignorance of the first The deacon was tbe financial than ot
church, but It was years and years
principles of the laws governing the establishment and the
before be saw bls way clear Tor the
operation of National Banks—laws made by the United erection ot u new edifice. Several
cars loaded with cement got
States for the whole country and not to be altered by the freight
smashed up in the suburbs ot the town,
voters of Jackson or any other county.
and the deacon was told to tielp him-
If Mr. Scott would give the laws of our nation a self.
He got wagon loads ot the stuff,
little study, say devote one-tenth part of the time used for that new meeting bouse was to be
concrete one. The concrete Industry
in kicking against present systems, he would soon see the a was
then in its infancy, out Deacon
inconsistency and impracticability of his plan and would Pegram bad found a man to put the
matter through and guarantee a satis­
then hesitate before springing a matter which he does factory
job.
not understand upon a suffering public. The only effect Uriah struck town, and things were
He knew all about tbe ce­
of the proposed plan will be to make its author appear as changed.
ment business and was ready to take
off bls coat and carry the job through
a visionary with more imagination than judgment.
It any family would board him gratis
Under our initative system any voter with a plaus­ In
return. Deacon Pegram jumped at
ible manner can encumber the ballot with a lot of ridicu­ tbe chance. Uriah was told to eat ail be
could and go to the head of the class
lous measures, visionary and impractical. Time the heal­ aDd manage things. He took bold as
The People’s Store
he bad dabbled In cement all his life.
er of many ills may cure this—the people in time will If Uriah
bustled. He made everybody
learn to think and study well the different phases of a else hustle. It any one Jagged he was
on tbe spot to say:
measure and will hesitate to submit those the only effect right
"Now. then, don’t do no loafing on
of which would be to make the author ridiculous.
the Lord. This Is his job, and be ex­
A Practical Query.
pects things to move lively.”
My little boy stood. open mouthed,
We all know now. though few knew while a friend elaborated the details or
tion. Complaint filed.
Undertaking. at that time, that there are several
THE COURT HOUSE
a sudden death. The patient hud not
Restraining Order.
grades ot cement and that cement been considered very seriously III. and
Item* of Intereat to Jackeun Coun'y
lackson County Bank vs W. H. workers do not shovel sa od and cement bis nurse entered, bringing a baked
Tax Payara
Rardon, et al. Suit to quiet title. together in a haphazard way. There potato for which the sick num hud ex­
must be due proportions, according to pressed a wish. "But," said my triend.
Complaint filed.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
tbe work to be done. Uriah simply “before he had tasted It he died." I
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
went
ahead
and
shoveled.
Providence
N.
L.
High,
et
al,
vs
H.
W.
Leon-
deprecated
the
sadness
ot
such
recital
J. Hosea Inman and Grace M. Cul-
We have just opened an undertaking estab­
ard. Complaint filed,
Undertaking stood back ot him with dry weather before the child, but 1 need not bnve
houn.
until
the
walls
were
ready
for
the
feared. His baby voice piped out.
lishment in the Ryan building on California
Alvin B. Chapman and Clara E. for injunction. Order.
roof, and then she got tired of a good “And what became ot the potato?"—
Lynch.
Genevieve Nbustadt vs L. B. Minard. thing. There were those who said the Harper's Magazine.
street where we carry a full line of caskets,
Claud C. Coatolo and Lizzie Willaims. Suit for appointment -of receiver. blocks were too soft and others who
robes and everything found in a first-class
H. C. Vincent and Nellie A. Johns­ Complaint filed. Order for appoint­ thought they could sue bulges tn the
Only Officers.
walls and still others who predicted
establishment of this kind. Calls promptly
ton.
ment. Oath and bond.
Corporal (to soldier reporting slcki—
that two hours’ ruin would spoil every­ What’s the matter with you? Tom­
Will Edward Keller and Helen Mary
attended.
PROBATE COURT
thing. but to all such Deacon Pegram my—Pain in my abdomen. Corporal-
Fit«.
sa Id:
li on
Abdomen!
Abdomen, indeed!
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
and
Mr. George N. Lewis has been Placed in Charge
Arthur Martin and Lena Clauanitzer.
"Didn't the floods rage and the lum- don't 'nve no abdomen; you 'n
’ ve a
guardianship of John A. Sehaeufele,
Hugh Price and Celia Leismeister.
her come down?"
stomick.
It's
only
the
officers
i
what
for the Present
et al, minors. Order appointing guar­
CIRCUIT COURT
“Yes."
'as abdomens.—Ixindon Punch.
dian and fixing bond in sum of $400.
we
discover
the
sand
pit
in
"Didn't
W. W. Glasgow et al vs Edwin Case­
New Hearse
Phone 276
Lady Attendant
Trail Lumber Co. vs J. II. Edmunds the nick ot lime?”
Carte Blanche,
beef. Order for publication of sum­
" 1 es.”
"I think.” said Mrs. Ciiuiror. who
and Mrs. A. R. Phipps. Claim of
mons.
"Didn't Brother Higgs see the error was arranging a musical program.
mechanic’s lien.
Edgar Hafer vs Medford & Crater
ot his ways just when we were won­ “that we will bnve a mezzo soprano."
Lake R. R. Co. Order showing claims
In the matter of the estate of Albert dering what we should do for the
"All right." replied her indulgent
entitled to participate in distribution. Coffman, deceased. Inventory and ap­ bricks?"
husband. "Don't bother me about it.
I "He did.”
I praisement filed.
Go ahead mid see an architect.”—
Ella Jennie vs Rudolph E. Jennie.
j "And didn’t Providence ordaln that
Via
J. W. Grantham vs J. D. Edmunds 1 those freight cars should be smashed Washington Star.
Suit for divorce. Decree.
et
al.
Claim
of
lien.
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank vs
I up and the cement scattered over au
Don't be ¿urprised if you have an attack
Estate of Charles E. Houston, de- 1 acre ot ground?"
Al Tate. Order overruling demurr.
of rheumatism this spring.- Just rub the
"It looks tike IL”
Andrew Hearn et al vs Lilly Black­ ! ceased. Order for sale of real prop-
parts freely with Chamberlain’s Lin­ I i
"And then came Uriah Kingston. At aflectc.l
iment and it via soon disappear. Sold i v I
wood et al. Order for publication of erty.
I
the crossroads tie might have turned to
To the East
SEASHORE
•l
•
summons.
w/ SUNSET Xö*3
In the matter of the estate of Jennie the left and gone to Liverpool, but
lOGDEN&SHASTAl
Kose Festival
Helen M. Strausburger vs II. D. Mahoney, deceased. Order appointing Providence guided Mui to the right aud
or
I ROUTES 1
to us."
McBride et al. Temporary injunction. administrrtrix and appraisers.
Elk’s Convention
"But It may rain, and If It does”—
MOUNTAINS
A. P. Goodwin vs Al Tate, et al.
Estate of Augustus Moon deceased.
“It will not rain for a month to come.
Decree dissolving co-partnership.
Inventory and appraiser«jpt filed.
Providence won't permit it to."
Nan L. Strickfaden vs Frank J.
The deacon talked that way and be­
In the matter of the estata of Re­
Strickfaden. Order to pay suit money becca Eggleston, deceased. Order to lieved what be talked, and Uriah talk­
ed and believed still stronger. And
for plaintiff.
, make partial distribution.
Round Trip tickets to the principal Cities of the East, going or re­
then the rain descended. It set 1n at
I
turning through California or via Portland. Going limit 15 days, Anal
E. J. Klein and H. I. Klein vs James
In the matter of the guardianfhip of dark one day and came down In a way
return limit October 31, on sale as follows.
Leander Sinaliy et al.
Order for
Albert S. Vance, a minor. Order dis­ to soak things, .lust at daylight next I have just seceived a ship­
publication of summons.
Sale Dates
morning,
with
the
rain
still
coming
charging guardian.
down, the two men crept forth to see ment of the latest patterns
May, 2-3-1-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-24-29
Louise Rose Kealither vs Chester H.
August, 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22-23-29-
June, l-G-7-8-13-15-17-18-19-20-21-24-25
30-31
how it fared with the enterprise. There
Kealither. Suit for divorce, Order
27-28-29
Sept., 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30
The rains Monday and Tuesday were no walls left. Ire plnce ot them in all the leading styles of
of default and decree.
July,
2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20-22-23-26-29-
Stop-overs going or returning
freshened up the gardens and laid the was a small lake of mud. Every last
30-31.
State of Oregon ex rel, C. C. Sand-
within the limit.
block ot concrete had melted In the Wall Paper and now have
dust upon the roads in the valley.
erson vs W. J. Boosey. Order deny-
Newport—Yaquina Bay
rain. Tbe deacon and Uriah stood and
Ing motion for jury trinl.
Trial of
Tho home of the Rhododendron, an ideal place to spend the summer. Low
gazed for Are long minutes like men the largest and most com­
round trip and week end tickets. Reasonable hotel rates, out door amuse­
case begun. Order continuing causo
stupefied.
The Weather.
ments, bathing, boating, golf, fishing, etc.
until May 25.
And then Dencon regram broke plate
stock in Southern Low
Fares t> Metling of Women’s Clubs San Francisco, June 24-July 6
loose
it
was
years
ago.
but
they
still
In the matter of application of Emil
Following is the report of U. S. Vol- date things from that day. ne whoop­
Pacific Railway & Navigation Beaches
Oregon.
Britt, et al to register title, Order unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
ed. He threw down his hat and jump­
Are now within easy reach by the P. R. & N. and a new field for a pleas­
fixing fee of examiner of titles.
Jacksonville, for month of April, ed on It. He knocked Uriah down and
ant vacation open. Week enJ tickets now on sale and season tickets from
all points on sale June 1st.
Prices Lower
Frederick Pelouze, et al, vs Little Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­ jumped on him. As people came out
to see what the trouble was he threw
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
Butte Irrigation Co. Temporary res­ tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Than the Lowest
them Into tbe lake ot mud and whoop­
Opers June 10 and closes June 15. The greatest Flora Fiesta and Carn­
training order.
DATE MAXI­ MINI PKEC’P- C H HC.
ed again. He went home and kicked
MUM
MUM TAT’N
ival of Pleasure .vet held. L >w round trip Tickets on sale from all points.
OF DAY
Charles R. Rose and Howard Rose
bls dog and cuffed bis wife's ears, and
For beautifully illustrated booklets describing Newport, Bayoeean
61
60
and other points, as well as information about Eastern Fares, routes,
vs William Sheets, Order of entry of
then he ran amuck through the street«
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60
61
stop-overs, etc., call on nearest Agent or write to
I and tor« gates off tbelr binges and
default. Judgment entered and otder
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60
part clou ! y
Men ran and
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cloudy uprooted sldewnlks.
JOHN
M. SCOTT, General Paisenger Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON
for sale or attached property.
6«
73
.37
part cloudy women dodged, and It took two light­
65
44
.04
claar
ll. P. O. E. (ElkO Convention, Ja.y 8 io 13, 1912
Lena A. Phillips vs Walter B.
s. c. khittisctos i
73
64
.06
ning rod men and a chicken buyer to I. C. H06WT,
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68
clouiy tie him np.
Serf, and Tre«. I
Phillips. Order for entry of default.
Srtl. an J Unf.
He
continued
to
whoop
50
42
60
Decree of Divorce.
37
until his voice gave out. and for three
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39
.36
days be was expected to die These
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37
Sarah Haney Stewart vs John Stew­
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V'rve days allowed Uriah Kingston to R ogue R iver V alley
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02
art. Suit for divorce. Decree for
get
sixty miles away and the lake ot
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44
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plaintiff.
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61
mud to crn«t over The deacon s pas-
A bstract -T itle C o
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lor called when things had qnleted
53
Laura E. F. Allen vs Oliver P. Allen
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41
down. ami. laying his hand ou tbe pa
(iNCOnroRATED)
Suit for divorce. Decree.
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43
tleot’s bend, be softly said:
W
47
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48
"Brother I’egram. I trust you haven't
N. L. High and Alice High vs H.
Only new up-to date Abstract
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56
Jost your faith Io Providence."
W. Leonard. Injunction order.
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52
Plant in Jackson County.
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49
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"Uh. no." was tbe reply. "I am sure
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NEW CASES
I that Providence has planned for us to
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use the old meeting bouse until tbe
Rogue River Canal Co. vs Walter so
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Home Phone Jackson 2006
roof falls In and then to rent a barn
Stoke«, et al. Suit for injunction. si ...
Medford. Paci 'e Main 2511
somewhere."
Complaint filed. Undertaking.
Temperature—mean max. 58.Hfi.mcan
In time the roof did eave tn. hut no
Medford, li -rre 356
Fredrick Pelouae et al vs Little min. 38.94; mean 47.88. Max. 73 on 6, tuini wns rented. The congil.;iUoo
Jacksonville,
Oregon
went over to the Baptists.
Butte Irrigation Co. Suit for inj une- 1 anil 8, rain. 31 on 14 and 22.
House cleaning time is here
You need to look after ye in
Curtains
peries, Cretans, Couch
Covers, SofaPillow
We are the people to see before
making your purchases
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