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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1912)
:■ 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. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907. at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. THE COURT HOUSE PORTLAND LETTER Item* of lnt«r««t to Jackton Cou»!y Tax Payara I MARRIAGE LICENSES Rural Conference Next F^all will Help the Farmer. Send Tallest Pole in world to Exposition Fred P. Shilling and Olive Charlotte Pohland. Barney O’Brien and Mrs. Clara Noble. Hugh Hayes and Jessie Bailey. Portland, Or., August 6 (Special) — Albert Theodore Rrown and Jean A rural conference that will deal with | nette Brocket Osgood. all phases of farm life will be held at ■ CIRCUIT COURT the Oregon Agricultural College this , Tom Peterson, Plaintiff vs Charles Fall. Dates have not been set yet, i Rob and W. A. Morse defendants. due to desire to avoid possible conflicts : with other state gatherings. Order to show cause. The farm home will be studied at i Sadie Elizabeth Drake, plaintiff vs Chas. 8. Drake defendant, Order for the coming conference. It is expected Suit for to have excursions run from various publication of summons, parts of the state, bringing represent divorce. ative farmers in large numbers. Ex Bessie M. Henry, alias Bessie M. perts on rural problems will talk and Wilson, plaintiff vs Brookfield Henry teachers and clergymen will give sug alias Frank H. Wilson defendant. Or gestions as to how country life may be der for publication of summons. Suit made more pleasant and profitable. for divorce. The gathering is being arranged by Rogue River Valley Ry Co. plaintiff Prof. Ralph D. Hetzel, director of ex vs L. Niedermeyer, et al. defendant. tension at the college and he hopes to I Order denying motion to dissolve in make it comprehensive in scope and j junction. expects the results will be helpful. PROBATE COURT Oregon has contributed the tallest > In the matter of the estate of John ; flag pole in the world to the Panama- . B. Mattis, deceased. Order appoint- j pacjfic Exposition. . The stick meas- ing Administratrix. | ures 225 feet in height and was sent to In the matter of the estate of Abel the Astoria Centennial last Summer, D. Helman, deceased. Order approv-! The pole was stowed in a log raft and ing final account of the administratrix, taken to San Francisco. Portland peo- In the matter of the estate of W. pie have promised a flag, 50 x 100 feet j E. Messner, deceased. Order continu- ; in size to fly from this big staff. ing date of final hearing. j Picking of the Rogue River Valley i In the matter of the estate of Goo. fruit crop is now under way and it is ; W. Bard, deceased. Order appointing i the biggest in the history of this fam- administrator de bonis non. *>us section. It is estimated there will ( » .u , . . I be from 125 to 150 cars of pears shipp- In the matter of the estate of Will- , *u. _ , rA,\ , 1 _ . | ed this season and from 500 to 600 cars iam King, deceased Order for final j ©f apples, all of fine quality. hearing. Investigations without end have been In the matter of the estate of Lizzie ' directed at rural life and the end is Hale, deceased. Order admitting to j not yet, but now comes the Govern probate the will of Lizzie Hale. ment with its announced intention of In the matter of the guardianship of muckraking the cities, and they .need the person and estate of Anna Stephens, I it more than the country ever did. A an insane person. Final report. Or l survey is to be made of urban life der discharging guardian and releasing with a view to solving some of the bondsmen. I problems that are found in every In the matter of the estate of Anna municipality. A government official j Stephens, deceased. Order appointing who passed through Portland the past I administrator. week told of the plan and says a great i In the matter of the estate of Anna municipal exhibit will probably be Stephens, deceased. Order appointing gathered for the Panama-Pacific Ex- appraisers. position. A Big Bank Customer. A small forest of fruit trees has I NEW CASES. been donated by members of the Hedges Buck Co. a corporation, Nurserymen’s Association of the Paci- , The plaintiff vs Geo. Kaufman defendant. tic Coast as special prises to be given 1 "¿L American farmer “**"?•' has ' Complaint and summons fil’d. in i> .-<■ . m ii i r> i $»4il,000,0€>0,000 invested in his business, at the Pacific Northwest Land Products The R. L. Burdic Co. an Oregon 8|)ow< The — trees will be kept in good i He produces »25,000,000 of new! wealth every day. corporation vs J. E. Vance and Anna condition by 7^^ nurseVymLn 1 and de He uses hundreds of million of dol- I Vance his wife. Complaint and afti- livered livered upon UD01, the order of the the manage the order Isrs of bank credit every crop season. I davit for attachment filed. ment of the land show at planting time But by reason of our antiquated 1 Eva Fisher vs J. M. Fisher. Com next String. banking system, the firmer bears the plaint filed divorce. Flax will make quite a showing this burden of dear money. He pays more A. Creason vs Arthur H. Noodin and year in Oregon, according to reports for credit than the farmer of any Addie L. Noodin. Complaint filed. Iront those sections where the crop other great commercial nation. Suit to forcloae mortgage. has oeen planted. Plantings made in The lowest money rates in this coun the Willamette Valey last Spring are try are paid by speculators in the! $707.000 TOR CRATER LAKE looking exceptionally well and experts financial centers; the highest rates are i say it is as good flax as is usually seen. paid by the fatmer. It is believed there is a great future The higher the rate for agricultural Large Sum Appropriated for in the Pacific Northwest for the flax capital, the higher the cost of produc industry. About 5,000 acres have been tion, the higher the prices of agricult- ; planted to this crop this year. Improvements. ural products and the higher the cost 1 Ladies’ Collar and Cuff Sets Special Bargains Ladies’ and Men’s Dusters at Cost Men’s Negligee, Golf and Military Collar Shirts less 30 per cent. Men ’s Balbrigan and Porosknit Underwear 75 Cts. a Suit Straw Hats 1-2 Price Our assortment of Men ’s and Boys’ Half Shoes at 1-2 regular prices. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Summer Shoes must be closed out at any price See our Crockery and Glassware The Most Complete Line of Groceries and Our Prices are the Lowest Taylor - Williams Company The People’s Store Jacksonville Oregon During the summer months mctl.cn of young children should watch for any jnnat- . iral looseness of the bowels: When given prompt attention at this time serious trouble ““y •V’,->d«d- Chamlierlain s Colic, Choi- era and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be i depended upon. For sale bv all deniers. New Hearse Phone 276 August at the Lady Attendant n All kinds of fittings and plumbing sup- pliesonhand. Work promptly attended to. -:- Jacksonville Plumbing Co Fred J. Fick Easy Payments R I 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 ÿ’k SRY* HOW. *po ŸOLT 1 of living. The farmer snd the buyer of the j Portland, Aug. 6. — While $642,000 First New Crop Barley Deal. farmer ’s products will both gain by a was asked by Major Morrow, corps reform of our bunking system. of engineers, U. S. A., to be used in Lewiston, Idaho, Aug. 6.—The first the construction of roads and improve If yon are a housewife you cannot reason ments in Crater Lake national park, I barley deal on the new crop of 1912 ably hope to be hea.ihy or beautiful by wash* committees of the house and senate at i occured yesterday, when, through the ing dishes, sweeping and doing housework Washington not only adopted the rec-1 best bid subnutted, the Vollmer-Clear all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at ommendation, but allowed $65,000 for . water company bought 500 sacks from night. You must get out into the open air the building of waler tanks and laying A. R. Johnson, whose farm is on the and sunlight. If you do thia every day and keep vour »toninch and bowels in good order The by Piking Chamberlain's Tablets when need supply pipe«. It is felt certain that Lapwai road east of Lewiston. the appropriation will be acted on fav- ' price paid for Lapwai delivery is $1.32. . «1, you should become both healthy and orably by congress, as it is a part of Mr. Johnson had asked for sealed bids [ beautiful. For sale by al) dealers, With and three were offered. The other ( the sundry civil bill. '1 lie money is to be set i side unde1 uidiois wore '*f. Cluster, for the the cont.iiuiug uppivptlui.on | >~i , .ilbers Ji.theis Milling company, and »101,000 oviiig uvuilaw.o »or tins .casun Mr. Neil for M. H. Houser. The Clus ON am die «< me amount each year until ter bid was $1.31 and that of Nell, it is all expended. Information as to $1.26. It is believed the barley will S. C. WHITTINGTON t. c. xoGStrr. Secy, and Treat. the action of the conference was re grade brewing although it was bought Our sales plan enubles your truck to Frn. ceived pi ivately, but as soon us it is as feed grade. It is believed the price pay for itself. made known that the bill has been paid was nut a criterion of general Remember you buy direct from the manufacturer. •i^ned, Major Morrow will order work opening prices in the Lewiston market ........... —-------- - No commission er ogue iver alley returned immediately. There will be but instead that the figure would drop bonuses to pay. 26 miles of road built around Crater materially lower in the nest few days, j There are no jokers in this proposi Lake, five miles to the pinnacles and Last year at this tune barley was tion, just practical, good business per four miles to the eastern boundary of bought for $1 with some contracts ception on our part, which accommo- ? (I ncorporatkb ) having been made as low as 90 cents. dates a longfelt need among many ' the park. Before the season was closed the price present and would-be truck users. Only new up-to-date Abstract had moved up to $2. A simple note of inquiry, which will Plant in Jackson County. MAMRIEO ----- » a » —— — be treated a» strictly confidential, will Bell Phone Jacksonville 11. MARRIED receive our prampt response. St HILLING-POHLAND-At the home Home Phone Jackson 2006 O ’ BRl EN-NOBLE At the court house Address E. E. GERHNGER. of the bride's parents. Monday, Aug Medford. Pacific Main 2511 in Jacksonville, Saturday, August 3, unt 5, 1912, by I.ester C. Poor; Fred SALES MANAGER. Medford. Home 356 1912, by lutlg« J. R. Neil, Barney 688 Washington St. P. Schilling and Olive Charette Poh- O'Brien and Mrs. Clara Noble. Jacksonville, Portland, Ore. Oregon land. MOTOR TRUCKS //. C. STOCK R V I Beaches I The beach season is in full swing. Go while the crowds go. Enjoy the cool breezes noiy, while the heat is so unpleasant inland. Bathing, boating, hill climbing, fishing, hikes over delightful trails. Oregon beaches better prepared than ever before to care for the crowds. Plenty of accomodation«. Lots of fun. The water is fine! GO VIA THE Newport, Excellent train Nehaleih, Service. Season Bayocean, V9l SUNSET lOGOENESHASUl I ROUTES j round-trip fares. Tillamook Co. Special week-end Beaches. and Sunday Fares. Send for illustrated booklets about the Oregon resort« and special folder on "Vacation D iys in Oregon. ” It tell« al) about the beaches, springs, mountain resorts, etc. Call on nearest agent for information relative to fares, liter ature, etc., or address JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent, Portland. Oregon