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Great Red Plague
Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselve« regardin
this plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young
men, and e specially among the innocent girls an I women ot tbe state,
Pa-ents are urged to protect their children, and prov u clean, whole-
some information in place of the unclean mis nformaiion they canmt
now help getting.
Send for any of the following
For the Purpose of Reorganizing the
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
Will be Held
FREE
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
Circular No. 9— Sex Truths for Men.
For Older Boys (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
Circular Aft». 8—Virility and Physical Development
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CIRCULARS
For Yount? Men
City Hall, Thursday Evening, March 6
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For Younger Boys
Circular No. 7- The Secret of Stw gth.
For Girls
Circular No. 4—A Plain Talk with Girls About Their Health.
For Young Women
Circular No. 10— Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood.
For Parents
All who are interested in the welfare of Jacksonville, which means
the entire population, are urged to be present
Circular No. /—The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene.
Circular No. 3 When and How to Tell the Children
Circular No. S—N List of Books for Use in the Family on Sex.
Let us get together
Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
Department D.
and see that something is done toward improving present conditions.
The Oregon State Board of Health
703 Selling /Adding, Portland, Oregon
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LOCAL NEWS
John Crump was in Jacksonville
Harry Lewis wa3 a recent visitor at
While Slave Law Valid.
Friday.
Medford.
Chas. Prim was a recent visitor at
R. B. Dow was a recent visitor at
Washington, Feb. 24.—The supreme
G. S. Epperson was in Medford re Medford.
Medford,
court today upheld the validity of the
cently.
Miss Ethel Crump has been paying federal white slave traffice act of 1910.
Joseph Geppert was in Jacksonville
Mr. Galvin of Grants was in Jack Saturday.
Medford a visit.
It had been contended this question
sonville Tuesday.
D. H. Croremiller was in Medford morally was reserved for action by the
We have Secured the Agency for
Cliff Dunnington was a Medford
J. Thorndyke was a recent business visitor Sunday.
Monday afternoon.
states. Justice McKenna delivered
visitor in Medford.
W. E. Finney was in Medford for a the court’s opinion.
Fred Coppie drove in from Apple gate
Don’t over lock those special sales Friday morning.
few hours recently.
“Our dual torm of government has
A Line of High-Ulass Preparations
at Taylor-Williams Co.
See Taylor-Williams Co. for Home .its perplexities,” said he. “The state
B. F. Piatt of Medford was in Jack
and nation having different spheres of
W. R. Coleman was a business vis sonville Thursday.
grown alfalfa seed.
SEE OUR WINDOW
itor at Medford Friday.
Geo. N. Lewis transacted business jurisdiction, but it must be kept in
John Dunnington was in Medford on
mind that we are one people and that
County Clerk G. A. Gardner was a business Saturday.
at Medford last Saturday.
the powers reserved to the states and ;
recent visitor at Medford.
Mrs. Louis Eaton visited relatives those conferred on the nation are
Wm. Louden of little Applegate was
living at Ashland recently.
Miss Flossie Dunford spent Thurs in town Thursday.
adopted to be exercised whether in- j
day afternoon in Medford.
Misses Mary Bagshaw and Jewel dependently or concurrently to pro- '
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins drove
Bailey spent Sunday at Ruch.
Miss Leila Prim visited Medford to Medford Tuesday.
mote the general welfare, materially !
friends Tuesday afternoon.
Sheriff Aug. D. Singler was a Satur and morally.
Miss Issie McCully spent Tuesday
“This is the effect of the decisions,
day evening visitor at Medford.
Arthur Kieinhammer of Applegate afternoon in Medford.
spent Thursday in Medford.
Mrs. H. K. Hanna was a Thursday and surely if the facility of the inter
Mr». J. E. Davis spent Wednesday
afternoon auto passenger to Medford. state transportation can be taken away I
Fred Offenbacher was in Jackson afternoon in Medford.
from lotteries, obscene literature, con
ville and Medford Tuesday.
Earl Bostwick of Applegate was
Miss Audrey Jones spent Tuesday
tagion of diseased cattle or poisons,
calling on Jabksonvilla friends Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lofland spent with relatives in Medford.
the impurity of food and drugs, the !
Tuesday at the county seat.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were day.
like facility can be taken away from I
Dr. Page of Medford was at the the systematic debauchery of women
P. Ensele was calling on Medford recent visitors at Medford.
friends Thursday afternoon.
Ralph Jennings of Applegate was a county seat for a short time Wednes and more insistently of girls.”
day.
Dr. and" Mrs. R. E. Golden spent Jacksonville visitor Thursday.
Attorney M. of Medford transacted
Tuesday afternoon at Medford.
Come out Thursday.
A. E. J. Percival of Medford was a
business at the court house the first of
Bert Johnson' of Elk Creek was a Jacksonville visitor Wednesday.
the week.
Jacksonville visitor Wednesday.
H. Wallace of Ashland transacted
Weather Report.
E. G. Coleman of Phoenix, a brother
C. M. Ruch of Ruch transacted busi business in Jacksonville Monday.
of
W.
R.
Coleman,
was
at
the
county
ness in Jacksonville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy and family seat Monday.
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
County Judge F. L. Tou Velle was spent Sunday afternoon in Medford.
We are revising our lists ready for the
Money to loan on improved, reveiue unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
at Ashland Tuesday on business.
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis
Mesdames Leaverworth and John producing farms, by the Hank ot
Jacksonville, for month of January,
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
Mrs. Jas. M. Cronemillcr was in i ston were visitors in Medford recently. Jacksonville.
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- I
for sale, we have a number of prospective
Medford for a few hours Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor of Ap
de 123 deg. 5 min. west.
Mrs. 0. N. Nelson was at Medford
buyers who expect value for their money.
The county commissioners court will plegate were in Jacksonville Wednes Thursday night, returning to
MINI
PKECP-
Jaekson-
ATE MAXI-
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meet in regular session next week.
F DAY
MUM I TAT’N
MUM
day.
We can sell your property at a price
ville Friday morning.
See Taylor-Williams Co. for your
equid
to its full valu.c b it do not want any
D. D. Morland of Portland was a
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich and Mr,
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red clover, timothy and rye grass seeds business visitor at Jacksonville Wed and Mrs. H. K. Hanna autoed to Med 23
listed at fictitious or “Boom” price.
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part cloudy
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John Offenbacher of Applegate was nesday.
clou<Iy
ford Tuesday afternoon.
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cloudy
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with his Jacksonville friends Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fulton were in
olear
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis are the 7
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Medford
for
a
few
hours
Saturday
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Miss Fay Sears of Medford was the
proud parents of a 3on, born Thursday »
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guest of Jacksonville friends Sunday evening.
morning. Congratulations are inorder. 10
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Wm. Thurman and family of Phoenix
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Dr. W. L. Cameron of Applegate
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E. P. and Robert Hughes of Ash 12
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was in Jacksonville and Medford Mon spent Wednesday with Jacksonville land were in town this week, advanc- 13
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OFFICE:-Bank of Jack
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friends.
day.
ing the interests of a new steel rail- ! 1«
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sonville
Bldg. Upstairs
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Mrs.
W.
S.
Muller
of
Josephine
road tie.
John Tclfer of Klamath county was
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trace
in Jacksonville the beginning of the county spent Sunday with friends in
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Geo. R. Lindley of Medford, vice 20
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Jacksonville.
week.
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president of the Jackson County Bank, >21
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Herb Launspach of the Isis Theatre made a business trip to Jacksonville 22
S. E. Dunnington, who has been
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seriously ill is reported improved in oichestra was calling on Jacksonville Tuesday.
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friends
Friday.
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health.
Mias Pearl Dox has accepted a posi
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A. Throckmorton and sons, L ster tion in the telephone office at Rose
H. H. Taylor and Jas. Buckley of
PLAN YOUR TRIP THROUGH
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Applegate were recer.t business visitors and Elmo, of Applegate, were in Jack burg. She left for that city Friday 30
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morning.
at Medford.
sonville Saturday.
Temperature— mean max. 36.74;mean
8. G. Van Dyke, L. A. Rose and F.
Mrs. Bertha Shaw of Williams creek
Ulrich Bros., this week purchased a
spent Sunday with Jacksonville and five-passenger 1913 model Overland > E. Furry, prominent citizens of Phoe mir. 25:16; mean 31.45 Max. 44 on 2,
nix, had business before the county 17 and 18, min. 9 on 6. Greatest daily
touring car. It is a beauty.
Medford friends.
Th? Land of
r nge 19. Total precipitation, 5.25
court
Monday.
Joe Beeman, a prominent business
Thomas Moss is making preparations
inches. Greatest in 24 hours. 1.2G;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Main
of
Rogue
man of Gold Hill, was at the county to leave shortly for Everett, Wash.,
ate, 18. Total fall of snow, 21 inches
River, n ho recently visited Mr. and lumber of clear days, 1; part cloudy,
seat Tuesday on business.
where he will make his future home.
Mrs.
Benj.
M.
Collins
of
this
city,
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9; cloudy 21.
Horace Venable, a prominent ranch
C. L. Springer, who resides on Benj.
owner of Applegate valley, called at M. Collins ranch in the Applegate turned home Sunday.
Arnold Stroud who has been pros
the county Beat Thursday.
vallej’ was at the county seat Friday. pecting, is in town wiih some very
Missess Mildrei and Nida Neil of
Don’t forget the meeting at the city rich ote which he d.»covered in th.
Big Butte visited their grandfather.
hall
Thursday evening. It is for the Fi res", creek district.
Judge J. R- Neil this week.
purpose of leotgan zing the commer
Leu danders, formerly employe ! in
Mesdames L. I. Brown an! Minnie
Spanking will not cure children of
cial club.
R. A. Bunch’s barber shop, and w L
Kelly were in Medford for a few hours
wetting
the bed. because it is not a
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Barrows re left Thursday for Pho.-nix, w iere Mr.
the latter part of last week.
habit
but
a dangerou* di“ea<e. The
>
Sanders
has
secured
a
position.
turned to their home on Applegate
O. C. Boggs and G. O. Taylor were Saturday after spending a week in
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Findley, v. ho C. !!. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1175,
at the county seat the latter part of Jacksonville and Medford.
have been visiting frien l.i in Jackson Chicago, III., have discovered a
I tat week o i professional business.
A THOROUGHLY E NJOYADLE ROUTE
Miss Stella Levy ha« the distinction ville for a few days, reninel to their strictly ha-mlox, ren;Jy for this
J.hn Lawton returned to his home of being the first Jacksonville woman living at Portia:»! Munday evening.
distressing distue nil to make
YOU
CAN SEE IN CALIFORNIA:
at Weed, Cal., recently after visiting t* sign a petition for the nomination
Chris Ulrich, Jacksonville distri :t known.its merits they will send a 50c
AHrac
’ive seaside r-<
’ im > i < hot :ls, h.»t spring« and out
friends at Jacksonville and Medford.
ro..d supervisor, w ith a force of mm
of a candidate for city office.
door «<> rts. At Pas id mi 'I e wo II fa-nil o-'i’ich farm« and
package securely wrapped and pre
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has
been
repairing
a
stretch
of
ro.
d
R. B. Dow and Fred Lewis were
marnifi-’ent bonus. At
ii Bcinadim» and
Riverside the
Ralph W. Torrell, representing th»
()ri,rge Gruves. At O talii a ¡1 • w »,». rf-il -ubmarin«- gar
among the Jacksonville people who | Fleschner-Mayer Co. of Portland, ; ' near the city dam, about one and on - paid Absolutelv Free to r.nv reader
dens, and nt various othe r , Hints attractions mat delight the
of The Jackson rille Post. This re-
autoed to Medford Tuesday afternoon. ! wholesale dealers in dry good* and 1 i half miles fr»m Jacksonville.
eye and inform thu min I.
m-
!y
also
cures
freqa
mt
desire
m
R. B. Dow, B >b Finney, Fred Lew i .
Cale Springer, deputv game and fish ; notions was calling on Jacks ville cus-
LOY/ ONE WAY OR R -U ID TRIP . A I “"»:
R. A Bunch, Albert Gatgwisch n d •i irate and inability to control urine
warden for this district, spent a few ' turner» Friday.
Friday,
<
Round trip tickets to Los Aug’lei ns *< ii l i ly with long re
Bill
Earnum
journeyed
to
Appleg
during
the
night
or
day
in
old
or
ho rs in Medford Tuesday on official
Capt. C. O. Brar.son who has been
turn limit and *top-ov.- ■_> u> * Il II'
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Sunday
in
pu
suit
of
the
finny
trib
.
bu mess.
y nog. T le C If. P. >wan D ig Co.
rr oath or east, tickets vit all rail, or rail a*xl st. .imer through
conducting a series of evangelistic
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Fishermen’s iuck.
New Orleans can be secured at reasonable rati-i.
is an Old Reliahle House, write to I
Mr. and Mrs. Worden Ennis left meetings at local churches, for the
The N’a'ive D.'-Tghtc*« held n very them tori ay f»r the free midicine. »
T -«day for Mrs. Ennis’ farm sitn.it- ‘ past moith. will deliver bi* farewell
Further particular* on applmat *n t. > aov agent. A for lessriptive
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' < r ■ -»vi'hk moetir«» st thri«’ r-.o*"«
literature on C ti.fo-, -i, or “Wayti-le Not**,” d .crib ng trip San
e ear Chicago, 111., where they ex- address at the T’rerian <* h *
Cure
the
afflicted
members
of
your
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th - .¡I <■ '.vc-t 1 l-'in * '’ ..lo i
r. ,-t to make their future home. The Monday cve-.m-r, Hh ton!-
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family,
then
tall
yo»r
neighbor»
and
i
.ole.
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JOHN
.If. SCOTT, General Pattenger Aje.il, Portland, Oregon
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I st wishes of a host of Jacksoiville ”The Devil's Twin* and hia
1 the members of the order were served. 1 friends about this remedy.
I Everybody cordially invited.
friend i goes with the r.
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