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in**.» *<’**&-*----- JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 20, 1912 FIRE AT ASHLAND vices which will continue through the entire vacation season, and until Sep tember 1. Three buildings will be erected by the Eugene board of education manual training department of the public schools. They will be completed by September, in time for the fall term. Five thousand dollars will be Bpent. Haines Record: The 40-horse-power three ton motor truck used to haul concentrates from the Highland mine to Haines, is proving a success, and this method of transportation will pro bably displace the wagons and teams I formerly in use. Corvallis Gazette - Times; Three ! NOT Ï2 f der and decree for plaintiff. STRICKEN ON STREETS Dora Ply mire adm vs James H Grace ' et al. Default. Decree fur plaintiff, i t • ■ Blaze on Second Floor of lhe John E. Hart Becomes Tired of Near Bybee’s Ranch Monday Jackson County Bank vs ‘W. E. Aged Man After Over-Exertion Johnson et al. Order correcting, form Swedenburg Building. F. Life and Shoots Himself mo.ning. Man and boy Unable to Find Home or er decree. , . A. Kormann has nar- Christ Einkoff et al vs D. II. Palmer I Through the Head. Seriously injured. Tell Authorities of ,b’. Order confirming sale. tow Escape. Relatives. ' " ' 3 Medford Coal Co vs Sunnyside Coal I Despondent over financial and do Early Monday morning as Mr. Gali, Co. et al. Default. mestic troubles, John Hart, a pioneer who lives on the Kiser ranch, was PROBATE COURT Fire wh'ch started in the laboratory The identity Of J. F. Bartley, atfed rancher at Eagle Point, committed driving a team of horses attached to of the Hygienol Chemical Company on In the matter of the estate of James ! i>5 y ears, a pioneer -«f th«-Rogue'Rix er suicide at his home at 210 Beatty a wagon containing Mr. and Mrs. Gall the second floor of the Swedenburg street about noon Tuesday by shooting and their son, along the Valley- road McDougall, deceased. Order setting ■ Valley, was lost to himself and .the building at Ashland last Monday after •world Thursday- afternoon when he himself with a .33 revolver. A note near the Bybee ranch, the horses time and place for final hearing. noon came very near causing thedeath written with a pencil lay on a table took fright at some passing object Estate of James McDonald, deceased. 'wandered from house 16 house in the of F. A. Kormann,- chemist in charge, ¡residence district seeking someone who within three feet of where his prost and soon becoming unmanageable Order to issue citation. and has been the mehns of putting the half-grown coons in the window of M. rate body was found in a pool of blood started to run, in a short time the ¡knew him. After a three-huur search In thè matter of the estate of Chas. company somewhat behind with their M. Long’s sporting goods house at with a bullet wound through his team and vehicle encountered a tele- F. Wail, deceased. Order fixing time <relativ«s>-«,tvok him to his home on work besides doing considerable dam tract considerable attention. Roosevelt 'weeciue, outside • the city William j head. phone post alongside the road with for final hearing. age to apparatus and supplies in the Horning captured the bright-eyed lit limits. For a tini^he case was high “Notify Elmer Smith at Yreka, also eqch force that the occupants were 1 Estate of Urzilla Garfield, deceased. ly baffling to the police.'’ '. laboratory. The origin of the fire is tle fellows about a mile from the city 1 Pete Stowell at Eagle Point,” was the thrown from the wagon and Mr. Gall Inventory and appraisement filed. hbt knoWn; limits and Mr: Long is giving the pub contents of the note, which was un and the boy seriously injured. When taken in charge by thg au- v Mr. Kormanh had a narrow escape; lic a sight of them. Estate of J. G. Merrick, deceased. Ithorities in an effort to locate -true signed; The boy was badly cut about the As soon as t-he fire was discovered he Hart but recently sold his ranch near head and face and Mr. Gall had sever Final report of administrator filed. people, Bartley cpiild not tell the name Medford Mail - Tribune: Walter rushed into the budding in the hope of Eagle Point for $22. 500. A part of al ribs fractured. It was first report Order allowing final report and dis of any of his immediate’ family, bis rescuing the books and formulas of the Goldsby, one of the owners of the this money he had invested in a pat ed that Mr. Gaff’s back was broken, charging administrator and bondsmen. wife, or where lie lived.. it see-med us company. He made several trips with Goldsby Brothel s mine in the Alt- ent washer, which caused worry. He but later investigation proved that if the past hud compleluly dripped a sponge over his face, but was finally house district, is displaying a quart was also troubled over a divorep action this was a mistake. from his mind. He was able to tell NEW PARTY IN RING jar filled with small nuggets, a part overcome by the fumes and was hur his own name and that of ore son, i that was brought by his wife and was Later reports say that the injured ried to the hospital, where after sever I of. the clean-up of a three month's I to appear 1 n the next term of court. persons die getting along nicely. Jim, and that ho bad three, sons, but al hours work he was brought back to run. He has over $1200 in gold with Leould remember-only tho name of one. Hart was about G8 years old and Call is Issued For Bull Moose --------------------------- — consciousness. He was out again Wed him and has shipped much more to the I well known in the county. A cousin He told Chief-Hiltson that he was a nesday and but for a feeling of weak mint. pioiieer of lhe valley and knew’ many ; lives at Yreka and a daughter by his IRRIGA TION DITCHES PL A NNED Parly in Oregon. ness is as well as ever’. Walter Hash, Estacada Progress: Cowbells, which first wife is in southern California. .of the old-ljmei-0. Many of lhe eaily a member of the fire company was al have disturbed ii>e slumber of resi settlers were brought to his quarters so overcome by the gases but recover dents ever since the town was started, The following call has been issued in an iffoi t t identify him.—‘Sun.* ByT. W. Osgood and associates ed speedily. I 1 are liable to be stopped by a for the Bull Moose party organized in “tinkle FINE WATER SYSTEM Considerable damage was done to A. tinkle” ordinance that Recorder De Oregon : fcr over 8000 acres. J. Biggie’s hardware stock and the vore has been ordered to draw. It BEAR CREFK CASE AGAIN Portland, Ore., July 1(1, 1.412. drug store of J. J. McNair on the will provide against the running of AU Progressive Voters of Oregon : IYr:gation to all land lying between ground floor of the building. Acids stock at large within the corporate Jacksonville now Beasts Sup The National .Progressive Club of Talent and Ashland, comprising about Oregon, in common with millions of Additional and water soaked through the building < limits. Testimony Given eriority Over Valley Cities. . 8000 acres in all, will be made possible voters throughout the land, believing, in streams and wherever it struck a The Forest Grove News-Times a Before.Judge Calkins Fri- in the near future if the plans pro as we do, that the late republican na Stove or other metalic articles it cut and marked it badly. Mr. Biegle was few days ago entered upon the twenty posed by T. W. Osgood and associates tional convention at Chicago, failed to dav- Decision Not Ex- unable to state the'extent of the dam sixth year of its existence. Of itself . According to the adjusters of the meet the appioval of the ranchers of fairly and fully represent lhe wishes, age but said it was considerable, as the News-Times truly, though modest- Equitable Underwriters of Portland, this territory. views and interests of the people at peeled Soon. The plan is to obtain the water from large, ahd that it was not conducted in much of. the goods, can no longer be I I ly says: “The News-Times has grown Jacksonville has the West water sys with the community, and has been en called new. the Green Spring mountains, impound such a manner as to bind the epn- tem outside of Portland. • lhe-stock in the drug store is also larged from time to time, until at The new reservoir completed last ed by two dams constructed either at ' sciences of honest m-T, or so as to se- The fate of the Bear creek bridge badly damaged, the water having soak present it is one of the largest country Tuesday contains 40,000,000 gallons Immigrant creek or on Keene creek, | cure and command their respect and | again l angs in the balance for a week, newspapers in lhe State. ” — Journal. ed everything soakabie. Mr. McNair and the entire business section is during the winter season and distribut to determine their political acts in the when it will become known whether is in Portland and the extent of the covered with pipes and most of the ing the same with several trunk canals pending campaign; and. the city or Messrs. Boweis and Carltun damage could not be learned. Whereas, a call has been made by w II appeal the case to the higher residence section. For domestic pur- to lhe many ranches in the section. How’s This? Tie Rogue River Canal company i citizens of some forty states of our coprts. The fiy’é was extinguished before any | puses the water has tested absolutely wasAinable to furnish water to this ; republic, men of like views with our- great damage was done to the build Friday the arguments advanced --at pure. ing., ” _■ .- • — pMtfion'of land under the survey of Asjlves, for a national conven'ion to bo the first hearing, which was held in ; The new reservoir is supplied by We offer One Hundred Dollars Re __________________ __ August 5, 1 f2, Pm 11.md last JuAe. with i.dditiornl evi tn Chicago*, ward for any case ofCatarrh that can mountain spring through Jackson creek the high line ditch which passed' just [assembled not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh'Cure. I and the underwriters who visited the b’dow Talent and skirted to the west. ' to consider the question of candidates ' dence, was advanced before Judge F. J; Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. county seat were loud in their praise Although the matter is now in the for the offices of president and vice- I Calkins of Ashland. The hearing went Oregon Sidelights We, the undersigned, have known formative stage, developments are president cf the United Status, and 1t Ven more into detail ami every adtli- of the same. It is claimed in Jackson F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and for the consideration of such other tiorial-scrtip of evidence that coulfl' bp i believe him perfectly honorable in : 1 ville that the new system is better promised in the near future. matters of political policies as may be I found was introduced by City Attorney The Huntington News thinks Hunt i business transactions and financially than the systems in Medford, Grants I able to carry out any obligations made Pass or Ashland. Tidings. of moment to the nation; and, ¡Porter J. Neff. Judge Caikins promises ington will haVe electric lights by next by his firm. THE COURT HOUSE Whereas, we, as members of this i a decision within a week. fall, beyond doubt. W ALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN. club are in full sympathy with this Before handing down his decision Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Work on the piers of the steel bridge national movement, and being desir Judge Calkins may make a trip to Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in MARRIED Items Of Interest to Jacklur. Coun’y to be built across the Willamette at ternally, acting directly upon the blood ous that our grand old state of Oregon S-rletn to consult other law authorities Corvallis is about to begin. ! and mucous surfaces of the system, Armpri« st-Abbot — At the Presbyter shall be represented in this council of in the at at ; librury. Tsx Payers At Baker the First Baptist, Presby i Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents ian parsonage, Thursday, July 18, the nation, al the lake's side, now, I per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. terian, Methodist aud Christian church-1 ' > Take Hall’s Family Pills for con- by Rev. Bandy. Ernest Delbert therefore, to further that good inten es have begun a series of union ser- , stipation. Armpriest and Annette Abbott. tion we hereby call a mass meeting of MARKAGE CICENSL3 First Fire of Season citizens of this state to convene at the E. A. Walder and Jennie Shaffer. East Side Library auditorium, corner Robert Bruce Johnson and Sarah of East 11th and East Alder streets, 'J lie first forest fire of the season Velma Simmons. Portland, Oregon, at 10 o’clock a. m. was reported Friday morning, by Fite Charles II. Baker and Mona E. Spen on Thursday, July 2i.th, 1912, to take Warden Harper at the head oÇ Gauls such action as may be necessary, and creek. Thé fire was’starU-d Thursday cer. O. M. Rose and Genevieve Goodyear. to elect five dt legates and alternates evening by lightning which struck a K to represent- Oregon, in the national dead pine tree, knocking it dawn« Merritt J. Mruwn and Nellie M. convention at Chicago, August 5, 1912. Warden Harper left this morning with Morris. Also to elect an executive-advisory a*rrew of men ar I expects to have it Clifford Larkin and Ldlian Russell. commitee, etc., fur the coming cain- tinder control by night. , . 4 Edmond Davis and Grace C. Gagen. paigh state work. Clair Thomas Exley a id Jane Creth All citizens who are in l Lang. with progressive views and ■/ar. couver, 3. C. Flame Swept C. E. LaMar ard Gladys McMillan. are cordially invited to meet without regard to previous 8. W. Martin and Lou Wlight. Portland, Ore , JuJy -20, 3 n. n,. — affiliations. Fred L. Colvig and Nina R. Wall. is afire be emise of National Progressive Club of Oregon. Vancouver,. It. ( 3 l«e flames Ray Whitley and Lois Miller. crossed electric win s. By Dan Kellaher, I’res. started at midnight nisi is raging Ernest Victor, Glover and Charlotte L. M. Lepper, sec’y. fiertsely at 2:30 o'clock. 1 Ont* business Calkins. ------ —: — block is destroyed, also car. barns, Alva A. Walker and Isa Bailey. lhe Royal George hotel is tn flames If you a:? a ho isrwifs yon cannot reason Ernest Delbert Armpriest and Anette ably hope to be healthy or beautiful by wind and the Angelus apartment bouse is Abbott. ing disfie«, sweeping and doing I io .- mw i l. galled. No-fatalities yet. The "hits all day, ami crawling into bed .<leml tired nt CIRCUIT COURT Outside help night. You must get out into the open air is now ov'*r a million. C. C. Hall vs E. 8. Shanks et a). and sunlight. I f you do this every day and has been asked as the ¡lames are gllill- keep your stomach and bowel’’ in good order ing. Assignment of judgment. by taking Chamlierlrrin'a Tablets wln-n need Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank vs ed, you should become both healthy and M. E. Young. Order sustaining motion beautiful. For sale by all dea'eri. A lawn pni 'y and ice creimi Rncinl b of defendant. f< r tl e benefit of M. E. church will be Kate M. Kuder vs Louie ’Ruder. given by the Ladies Aid society at M, Suit for divorce. Default order. Third Boost in Lumber Prices. E. Abbott’s residence Wednesday evening July 21. Everybody invited to Farmers & Fruitgrowers .Bank vs attend. 'lhomas Bartholcmcw. Order dismiss- Tacoma, Wish., July 19.-With the j i g cause. | M rs. Ch i. McMahon n.i 1 son, Ches, tl ir l boost in lumber | ri ts this month Andrew Hearn et al vs Lillie Black- put in effect this w- ek l.y local mills >f S.atde wh • have bee i spending wood, et al. Order oí default. ome time in California : nd w Im stt-pp- ' l.e lumber trade is In grilling to biar. Christabel Ruse Heffner vs Daniel up wonderfully. Chief Fl e W;. d-i e) over oil their return trip to visit Wh«. atone, Order «i pnntii.g guard- Brii ge of ihb W hs 1 ii gt- u I »ru.it Fi < Mr and Mi - . II. fper <i.f 11 h S city, left ian a litem. ■saocialion says all logging camps arc Friday evening for tiieir • northern home. Frederick Pelouse et al vs Little tunning full ha-dei. and local mills ai Butte Irrigation, Co. Older allowing ¡.utt ng on night shifts n >w. T.i ■> is Dysentery -is always serious and oft n a gout cargo trad*, but lack f >l;ips dan;;eri,us lii;ea.»e, but it caa be < wr-’d. motion. Chuinberli-.in’K Colic. Cholera and Dial ’■hoe Thomas Curtis Hills vs H. M. Shaw, Another boost in p icts is nxpectet Reru«lv has cured it even wlren malignant before the end o. th.- month. Order extending time. and epidemic. For sale by all dealers. i Mary C. Foster ss John 8. Foster. So";: < l— If there in a-y error in tie Oder <>. Gefault and deci en Why ask your friends to go on y< ur , --.-i i-n of property within District Henry S. Scalds vs John Tupper et bond? 1 can furnish you a surety No. I, assessed to you, kindly c II bond. D. W. B agshaw . . Decree for plaintiff. ipon the undersigned at his office in Bink building before July 20, and Don’t b® ¿..rpriaed if yo i unvc nn alia Falfurrias Stale Bank vs W. C. i of riieunuiiiim this at ing. Jo-t nJ) i have same corrected before the final Yeager. Default order. I affected part* freely wii’i Cliamlerlain' i Li First National Bank of Medford v» | iment and it will soon diaappnr. 8 Id t, assess nen. is made. D. W. B agshaw . Default or-1 all dealers. John E. Helmick et al. EAGLE POINTER SUICIDES Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts, Wheat All Kinds of Chick Food Baled Hay, at Ulrich rother s Pioneer and Leading Merchant ft TEAM RUNS AWAY
