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•- J A CKSON VILLE POST- :
Officia. 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. FEBRUARY 1, 19!3
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
COURT HOUSE NEWR
Itami of Inttreit to Jackion Coun’y
Tax Payara
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Francis D. Fry and Sarah G obie
Croft.
Clinton J. Baughman and Vella
Haight.
PROBATE COURT
in red Ink, and it will carry In figures
the limit he is willing to go on ap­
propriations. This chart will be pre­
pared some time this week, and each
day the money bills will be posted on
it As they become laws the total
will be shown and after the deadline
Is passed the ax will fall no matter
who Is hit.
The temper of the legislature seems
to be to take issue with the governor,
and unless oil is poured on the trou­
bled waters there will be some fire­
works before the close of the session.
tlon of the juvenile court.
Provides Recall From Congress
To make it possible to recall United
States senators ami representatives in
congress from Oregon Is the purpose
of a bill Introduced in the house by
Representative Lawrence of Multno­
mah. The bill requires that any per­
son who shall be a candidate for the
United States Senate or for Congress
shall, at the time of filing his declar­
ation of intention to become a candi­
date, sign one of two statements.
If he signs one he agrees that if at any
election a majority of those voting on
the question of recalling him shall
vote for his recall, he will resign the
office within 24 hours after he shall
receive the official returns of the re­
call election. If he signs the other
statement he plainly sayB that he will
not resign in case a majority of the
voters shall vote for his recall.
Marriage May Be Easier
Instead of having his operations con­
fined to one county in the matter of
uniting two souls with but a single
thought, a regularly accredited preach­
er will be able to perform marriages
in any county in the state, if a bill in­
troduced by Representative Howard,
449 Measures Introduced
With adjournment at the end of the of Douglas, himself a minister, be­
second week 296 bills had been intro­ comes a law. The bill also provdes
duced in the house of representatives that county clerks, on issuing a mar­
and 153 bills In the senate, or a total riage license, are to obtain from the
of 449 bills so far this session. Last applicants certain Information which
session at the close of the second preachers ordinarily desire before per­
week 172 bills had been Introduced in forming a marriage ceremony, which
is to be attached to the license.
the house and 125 In the senate.
Estate of Oliver McKeever, deceas­
ed. Order appointing administratrix
and appraisers.
Estate of Harry N. Morse, deceased.
Order appointing administrator with
the will annexed and appraisers. Un­
dertaking and oath filed.
Estate of Frank A. Douglas, deceas­
ed. Order appointing administrators
and appraisers. Bond filed.
During the second week of the ses­
Estate of Whitcomb Field, deceased. sion six house bills passed the senate
Order appointing partnership adminis­ and two of them were signed by the
trator and appraisers.
governor. The two signed by the gov­
ernor, both repeal old sections of the
CIRCUIT COURT.
Anath Hammersiy vs L. A. Ham- code. In addition to these two (’amp­
merely. Suit for divorce,
Complaint bell’s bill, relating to the tertn of of­
fice of certain state officers; Lewel-
and summons filed.
ling’s bill, to abolish the office of state
John M. Clausen vs Harry Silver et land agent; Heltzel’s bill, relating to
al.
Suit to foreclose a mortgage. the manner of executing the satisfac­
Complaint filed.
tion of mortgages and Hinkle’s bill re­
Lem Charley and William Charley lating to limitation of indebtedness for
vs G. L. Schermerhorn and Aug. D. irrigation districts, all house bills,
Singler as sheriff of Jackson county have passed the senate. The house
and G. A. Gardner as county clerk of 1 has so far passed no senate bills.
Bring that Boy of Yours
and get Him a Suit or an
Overcoat Now 1-3 Off for Cash
>71
H-'-
$2.00 Suits $1.35
3.00 <<
2.00
4.00
2.65
5,00 <<
3.50
<<
7.50
5.00
Overcoats and Ulsters
5 Years to 11 Years Coats
$4.00 Coats now $3.00
6.00 “
“ 4.00
13 Yrs. to 16 Yrs. .Ulsters
$7.50 Ulsters now $5.00
Special prices on the
remainder of our line
of Men’s Wool Under
wear and Mackinaws
Ladies’ outing gowns
Kimonas, Dressing
Sacks, and Petti-
coats, 1-4 off.
Children’s Outing Sleeping Garments, while the last, 50c. each
Legislative Brevities
A bill to create a state fire marshal,
carrying with it an appropriation of
$15,000, was presented in the house.
The state senate adopted a memor­
ial addressed to President-elect Wil­
son, asking him to appoint a man from
the Pacific coast as secretary of the
interior.
Bills to appropriate $371,000 for the
University of Oregon and $317,833.73
for the Oregon Agricultural college
were Introduced in the house by the
ways and means committee.
No more will the traveler by train
or steamboat go thirsty for lack of a
drinking cup, If a bill Introduced in
the house by Representative Belland
is passed. He would compel steam­
ship and railroad companies carrying
passengers to furnish sanitary drink­
ing cups free.
With the passage of Senator Wood's
bill for the creation of new counties,
which has become a law without the
approval of the governor, the way has
been opened to the formation of new
counties without a vote by the people
of the state, and without a fight in the
legislature.
A bill that proposes every pound of
meat offered for sale in the state of
Oergon, and not subject to government
Inspection, shall be subjected to an in­
spection to determine its wholesome­
ness for food, was Introduced In the
house by Representative Westerlund,
of Jackson county.
At the close of the second week the
appropriation bills proposed amounted
to $3,422,081, to say nothing of numer­
ous minor demands for per diem and
expenses which probably will figure
an easy $100,000 more.
Do not put it off for now is the time. You need the goods and
we have them at the lowest cash price.
1
Taylor - Williams Co.
The People’s Store
Jacksonville,
Oregon
Many Liquor Laws Proposed
Ja.-kson county. Suit to set aside and
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, /
This session of the legislature has
vacate a judgement.
Complaint, un­
Lucas County,
\ 8S'
seen
the
Introduction
of
more
bills
re-
dertaking and restraining order filed.
Frank J. Cheney m ikes oath that he
lating to the liquor business and mor-
s senior partner of the firm of F. J.
R. H. Toft vs C. T. Holloway and als than any for several years past,
henev & Co., doing business in the
Effective January 1st, 1910.
Ella J. Holloway. Action for money. Many of them, lh fact a majority of
( ity of lolado, County and State afore-
t’'
—
aid, and lhat said firm will pay the
t
Complaint and summons filed.
promptly obtained In ■>‘.1 countries Oft t.O FEE.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
them, have emanated from the gover-
sum of One Hundred Dollars .for each
TftADE-MARKS, C:tv< uifl .t.tl Copyright a reuts-
istcred. Send
?• o<’.e! or Photo, iur
Hikia Ward vs W. H. Hamlin,
Ac- nor. This la not true of one of the
and every case of Catarrh that cannot 20 Portland Passenger........... 7:30 A.M.
FREE REPORT on pntentabiiity. Patent pract­
ice KClUSiTely.
kuFEREKCES.
be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh 24 Grants Pass Motor........... 10:31 A.M.
tion to recover personal property. more important, whch came in the
Semi 2 vents in Flumps for Invaluable book
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
on -O7J TO OST..I4 and SELL PATENTS,
Transcript from Justice court, Med- shape of a resolution to place before
Which ones will pay. How to get a partner,
Sworn to before me and subscribed 32 Grants Pass Motor............. 4:58 P.M.
p.ueut law and ouier valuable information.
the people at the next general election
ford district.
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem­ 14 Oregon Express............................. 5:45 P.M.
a constitutional amendment providing
ber. A. D. 1886.
16 Oregon Express........................... 5Æ8 P.M.
for the repeal of the home rule amend-
(Seal.)
A. W. GLEASON,
PATENT LAWYERS,
ment. It Is introduced with his ap-
Notary
Public.
12 Shasta Limited (Mai) only)2:35 A.M
303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
proval. however.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
nally, and acts directly on the biood
The house has passed Blancherd's
(nd mucous surfaces of the system,
Ashland Motor................ 8:45 A.M.
jend Now
lend for testimonials free
I bill striking at the owners of places
California Express .....10:52 A.M.
of ill repute, and the senate has pass­
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
for Free
CATALOG
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take
Ashland Motor.................... 2:24 P.M.
ed Calkin’s bill to give a right of ac­
Copy
Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
tion for damages to the family of an
San Francisco Express.. .3:35 P.M.
Tension Between Legislature habitual drunkaTd or intoxicated per­
I
Shasta LimitedlMail only)5:47 A.M.
son to whom liqnor Is sold In violation
and Governor Acute.
BJ3INSB C VID 4
of law. This week the senate is ex­
pected to pass Hoskin’s bill prohibit­
VETOED MEASURES PASSED ing the sale of any kind of intoxicants
We have on hand for sale the following
GUS NEWBURY
outside the limits of Incorporated cit-
blanks viz:
ios and towns.
Tall of Organizing Two-Thirds Major-
Attorney-at-Law
Lease,
Radical changes in the judicial sys- )
■ ty to Pass Possible Vetoes—Gover­ ’em ar<s proposed by a bill introduced ;
Mortgages,
' / CHAS. H.
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
nor Will Draw Deadline on Appro­ by Representative Lfitourette, of Mult­
Bill of Sale,
LILLY CO.
“THE LOST CHORD.
Seattle
priations—Liquor Bills Numerous— nomah. i«’ It becomes a law, circuit
Agreements.
MEDFORD,
OREGON
Widows' Pension Bill Passes House. courts and county courts will be abol­ Sullivan Wrote the Music at Hia
Warranty Deeds,
ing Brother’s Bedside.
I
Quit laim Deeds,
Curious Scientific Prediction,
8; lem.—The only Important work ished, and their places will be taken | Perhaps the mo. t su< <-essfui i song ot
i
haw
by superior courts.
( hattel Mortgage,
Every one is familiar with the story
accomplished during the second
| modern times 1.« “The Lost Chord,"
Under the terms of the bill, there
Acknov ledgements.
week's session of the legislature, aside
whose sale, in Great Britain has ex­ often told of the great naturalist Cu­
Dentist,
are to bo no Judicial dstricts In the ceeded 250.000 copies. The s
Real Estate ontract,
vier
to
the
effect
that,
given
a
single
from the election of Dr. Harry Lane
story ot
state, but in each ot the organized its composition, us told by Mr Willeby bone, be could reconstruct the animal Jffice in Ryan Building, California St.
Location Notice—Placer,
to t ie United States Benate, which was
to which it belonged. That a some­
counties of the state there shall be a .ill tils "Masters of English Music.” II
Location Notice—Quartz,
a n.ere perfunctory matter devoid ot
Upstairs
what similar law of organization runs
superior
court
for
which
at
least
one
lustrines
that
In
art.
as
In
statesman
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
the old time political Interest, tfas
through tiie various sia-cies that form
judge shall be elected by the voters ship, success came to tliose-
Real Estate Agents ontract, S
1ACKSONVILLE
•»REGON
the passage of several vetoed bills
families in the animal world is Indi­
Who knew the seasons when to take
ot that county, or group of counties.
Notice
Application for Liquor Licenn
of the last session over Governor
Occasion by the hand
cated by a quaint case of scientific
Bar Outside Money From Campaigns
A treasonable prices. We intend adding
Wette head. The Important bills In-
prediction to which attention Ims agalu
For
nearly
three
weeks
Arthur
Sey
II. K. HANNA
It will be a felony for any person,
other blanks as fast as possible tfhtil
tro<1 .iced this session are mostly in
lately been called. It appears that Eh­
moui Sullivan had «at, bed bv the bed
firm, association or corporation with­
the line is complete. Blanks of special
side ot a dying brother
Due night renberg when engaged in a study of
the committee stage, or have only
in the state of Oregon to receive eith­ when the etui was not far off and bis the minute animals called diatoms
Lawyer
form printed to order at short notice
put id one house.
er directly or indirectly any pay, com­ brother was sleeping he chanced to found that ninny species weie distin­
Tio vetoed bile passed Included the
pensation or reward of any kind from come across some verse of Adela
dice in Bank of Jacksonville Building
i guished by the number of rays they
Thompson bill, relative to land drain­
any person, firm or corporation from Procter’s which live years before
possessed. In the series of specimens
age, th«; bill relating to formation of
I
tgdirornia Woman Seriously Alarmed
that he had. however, he could find
outside the state of Oregon for the had tried In vain to set to music
new counties, leaving division to peo-
ACKSONVILLE,
OREGON I “A short time ago I contracted a as vers
In tin- silence of that night watch he none having. resi>ectively. twenty-sev­
purpose of assisting in the adoption
pie n counties affected, salary In­
.Id which retilvd on my lungs and caused
en. twenty-nine, thirty, tlilrty-one. tliir
or defeat ot any measure proposed read them over again, and almost In
oengreat deal of snnovance. I would have
area es for district attorneys In fourth
under the initiative, if a bill tn the sen­ siantl.v their musical expression wax ty-seven. thirty-nine, forty-one. forty-
ad coughing spells and my lungs were so
and fifth districts and bill creating
I). W. BAGSHAW
conceived A stray sheet of music pa
two. forty-four, forty-five, forty-six.
sore and infiamed I began to be aerioudy
ate by Thompson becomes a law.
per was nt hand. and he ls*gun to write
forty-eight and forty-nine rays. Still,
lives ock sanitary board and appro-
alarmed,
A friend recommended Chamoer-
The bill Is framed with the purpose The music grew, and he worked on.
Attorney at Law
he predicted that the missing species
prla’ ng $5,000 for eradication of con-
hin'i Cough Remedy, saying she had used
of striking at such organizations as delighted to be helped while away the would some day turn up. This pre­
taglo ts diseases.
VOTARY PUBLIC AND ¡CONVEYANCER i. for years. I bought a bottle and it re­
the Fels fund commission.
iiottrs of watching As he progressed diction has already been verified, for
lieved my cough the first night, and in a
T'le tension between the legislature
v.eel; I was rid of the cold and soreness of
Will Investigate Qtate Institutions
lie felt sure the music was wliat he ten of thorn have since been discov­
Office Hours: ¡ ^enoon 9 to 12
and the governor became acute during
uv lungs,’’ writes Mias Maris Gerber, Haw-
The membership of various commit­ bad sought for mid failed to find on ered, leaving only three to be account­
t
Afternoon
1:30
to
o
the v eek and the Indications pointed
itlle, Cui. For sale by all dealers.—Adver-
tees of Investigation of state institu­ th«* occasion of tils first attempt to wt ed for.—Chicago Record-llerald.
tiseiuent.
to a lively scrap between the execu­
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
Iti a short titile It wnx
tions authorized by the Lewelllng res­ the words
tive snd the lawmakers. The incep­
complete
and
not
long
aftei
in
the
A
Knowing
One.
olution, consisting of two from the
ACK'ONVILLE,
- OREGON
tion of the warfare was the action of
publisher's hands
Miss Maude Aunesley in her book,
senate and three from the house, was
I
the bouse In lining up with the senate
“My Parisian Year." tells an excellent
provided in a Joint resolution Intro- 1
The Curious Grapple Plant,
in pc sing vetoed bills over his heed.
story to illustrate the way French res­
I
dt: !
‘bi bouse by Representative
Plants
have
varied and Ingenious taurant keepers try to "do" the trav­
A most valuublp . pnmphlet.
_______
____ _____
Tells
and _______
ilTu**—
Tin ;overnor wm particularly irrita­
trntea how to clear «tump land nt the lowr.t
ways ot scattering their seed, Some eling Englishman.
ted ver it • prospect of the passage
<n>>wn
euat
l-er
acre
I.y
device«
juat
perfected.
OREGON and WASHINGTON
" lie hu.ts e . „ed the resolution, but with wings like those of tiny aero
Fri— to owner* of stump land who «end me
She oil« e « ent to n very well known
ot «*□ V> urn«.r Luke bill, which be
their nomas.
ihe senate voted it down. By special planes are blown by the wind; some regtiiuruut with an Englishman who
clat'.i ed »in nut for the Interest of
JOHN A. (.'ORMAN. Illi Western Ave.. ««atlte
request of Governor West, however. are thrown out of the seed | hh I s by ex­ had lived nearly all his life in France.
actual settlers but for land specula­
A Directory of each City, Town and
this action was reconsidered and the plosions: others, by means of hooks, He « tabl'd to give a dinner for eight,
If you li a ve young children you fiate pei-
Village, giving descriptive »ketch ot
tors le gave notice that he would use
attach themselves to passing animals He studied tile menu, decided on
resolution adopted.
what
/.ftps noticed that d¡nonlent of the Htoumt h
each place, location, population, tele­
th«* v oto ax freely on bills. There was
and are carried long distances. Of this he wanted and then asked the price
graph. shipping and banking point;
aie their most common ailment. To correct
Widows’ Pension Passes House
last class Is the fruit ot the gourdllke
talk among members of organising the
also Classified Directory, compile«! by
♦his von will fimi Charuherlftiii’s Tab le Ln <i-
The house passed by unanimous grapple plant that grows in the deserts per head.
business
and
profession.
s elleuL They are enay and pleawint to take,
two branches with a two-thirds major­
"Forty-five francs, monsieur," salii
vet« houi>e bill 169. which provides for of the Transvaal and Orange river col­
K. t. rtH.K 4t (*»- s»S!
and mi hi ami gentle in e fleet For sale bv
ity to pass bills by the wholesale over
nl! (‘
financial assistance from the various ony. From the hard |s«d «if tills plant the maltre d’hotel.
bls veto. It was also suggested that
Miss Aunesley’s friend looked stead­
counties for women with one or more project da« like runuers that are arm
ily at him and remarked, "I am
the reeelnn might be extended over
children who are unable to work, qiud ed with sharp polnteil booked thorns, French!"
the ui ual forty days. In order to over­
whose husbands are dead or inmates and when a sprlngliok or some other
The maltre d’hotel pretended to make
ride rhe governor's vetoes.
animal steps on them they pierce the
of some Oregon institution.
another addition, then said. “■Well,
Deadline on Appropriations
Ry the provisions of the bill, the hoof ami start the animal galloping monsieur, we will do it for 40 francs!"
Tln* ■ governor announced that ha
i
county Is Io pay $10 a month to de madly away. As the ¡«ni often sticks
The other replied calmly, "I am .«till
WOUid drew a deadline on appropria-
to th«* animara foot for several days French!”
•
pendent wt men having one child un-
tin*
seed
of
the
plant
Is
likely
to
lie
tl< a-< md that nothing above a certain
“Thirty five francs, then," said the
der 16 years of age. and $7.50 a month widely distributed. Tills contrivance
•am t it would receive his approval,
for each additional child.
Women of nature seems unusually cruel. for maitre d’hotel.
11» « i plained that he will have a chart
”1 have not changed my nationality,"
only partially dependent are to be paid the animal that Is so unfortunate as to
dial. , which will be placed in a Con-
was the retort, and Miss Aunesley says
enough to bring their incomes to the tread on the grapple plant not only
•picuaiM place In the state bouse, on
that the price finally paid was only
same figure. Administration of the suffers Intense ¡min, but often becomes 22 francs per bead.
whist; a line will be drawn at the top,
I act Is to be uuder exclusive Jurlsdic- 1 an easy victim of Its enemiea.
OREGON LAWMAKERS’
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