Jacksonville post., April 12, 1913, Image 3

' day and a day for giving instruction in manent results came from you** efforts
Mrs. W. E. Finney was at Medford COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
Try that wild blackberry syrup at
tree culture and bird protection. In now.
Yours truly,
! Tuesday.
Chapman's.
addition to whatever tree planting is
J. P ercy W ells .
Glenn O. Taylor was a visitor to this
Mrs. M. M. Taylor spent Tuesday
on the school ground, you ' are
Tounty School SupU
Well Attended and Pronounced done
Rainbow- Sodas at Chapman's.
! city Saturday.
afternoon in Medford.
further requested to ask every pupil in
i
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Mr. Sutton made a trip to Medford
B. F. Mulkey was an official visitor
Mrs. Jas. Cronemiller was shopping
your school of suitable age to plant a
Great Success.
recently.
Cured of Liver Complaint.
in Medford Monday.
tree, a rose bush or some kind of shrub
to Jacksonville Tuesday.
was suffering wilh liver coniplaic.t,
I or vine at home, and report to you on says ‘ I lva
Miles Cantral of Ruch was in Jack-
C. M. Ruch of Ruch was in Jackson­
Dr. H. P. Hargrave of Medford was
Smith of Point Blank, Texas, “and
“
Patronize
home
industries
”
was
the
the
following
Monday.
File
these
re
­
sonvil^e Friday.
I
a
recent
visitor
to
this
city.
ville and Medford Tuesday.
deckled to trv a 25c. box of Chamberlain’s
tenor
of
an
address
delivered
by
Edyth
ports to be refer, ed to on Arbor daj Tablets, and am happy to aav that I am com­
Mrs. W. E. Kentner visited in Med-
E. W. Wilson of this city, was a
Mrs. Broad, of this city, has been
Tozier Weatherred at an open meeting one vear from now. At that time it pletely cured and can recommend them to
ford Wednesday.
Medford visitor Tuesday evening.
visiting friends at Medford.
every one.” For sale by all dealers.—Ad-
of the commercial club held in the
Gus Schultz of Applegate was
H. D. Mills of Butte Falls transacted High School Auditorinm Thursday- will be interesting to know what per- 'ertisemint
Mrs. J. G. Dunnington was calling
town Wednesday.
business in Jacksonville this week.
| on Medford friends Tuesday.
evening. Mrs. Weatherred is a fluent
C. B. Watson of Ashland was in
Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Miss Fleta and entertaining speaker and handled
Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford
Jacksonville Tuesday.
Ulrich visited Medford this week.
i antoed to the county seat Tuesday.
her subject in a finished manner. She
Ralph Rowley of Medford was in
H. C. Gallup made a short business pointed out openings for various in­
G. F. Billings of Ashland was a re­
Jacksonville this week.
trip to Medford Wednesday morning. dustries in Jacksonville, and inter­
cent business visitor to Jacksonville.
Mrs. W. R. Coleman was in Medford
Mrs. Brown of Jacksonville was in spersed her remarks with anecdotes
Mrs. Louisa Combest of Buncom is
for a few hours Tuesday.
visiting Jacksonville’ friends this week. Medford Saturday visiting herdaugter. and witticisms which kept her audience I
in high good humor.
Mrs. John Talent of Salem visited
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunford and C.
Deputy Sheriff “Curly” Wilson spent
The program of the evening was
Jacksonville Wednesday.
Medford
Sat-
Thursday evening with Medford friends F. Dunford Sr., were in
well arranged and excellently rendered,
W. T. Bostwick transacted business
Mrs. C. Bodge was the guests of her urday.
our “prominent citizens” responding
in Jacksonville Thursday.
Grant Matthews of Foots creek nobly to the calls made upon them.
sister, Mrs. W. H. Barnum Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude L. Norton was in
Frank Bybee of North Jacksonville transacted business at Jacksonville Special mention is due the oratorical
Medford Tuesdav afternoon.
effort made by Col. lohn M. Williams,
transacted business in Medford recent­ recently.
Frank H. Neil, supervisor of Big the originator and leading member of
Mr. and Mrs. George Leslie were ly.
Medford visitors Wednesday.
Bert Armpriest of Applegate was a Butte road district, was in Jacksonville the local fat men’s club. We can only
î
say it was worthy the man and the |
Mrs. D. A. Gardner of Ashland vis- business visitor in Jacksonville Wed­ last week.
Money to loan on improved, revenue state from which he hails. Musical
ited Jacksonville Wednesday.
nesday.
and elocutionary numbers were excep­
W. E. Phipps of Medford was at the producing farms, by the Bank o/
Chi-Namel for staining your old
tionally enjoyable.
court house on professional business Jacksonville.
furniture. At Fred J Fick’s.
That our citizens realize the fact
Tuesday.
Mrs. Merrit Bellinger of Medford
C. Bradshaw of Hornbrook, Cal., a that the club is serving a useful pur­
E. Britt, James Rock and George former resident of Jacksonville, is i pose and appreciate its efforts to im­
was in Jacksonville Wednesday.
Miss Mary Wetterer was a Tuesday Lewis transacted business in Medford visiting in this section.
prove Jacksonville and exploit our re-
Saturday.
afternoon passenger to Medford.
cources is evidenced by a number of
John Grieve and George Hall of
applications for membership handed in
Leigh Calvert of Eugene City was
OPP MINE TO START
S a reality when you are able to apply
Prospect visited county seat friends
during the course of the meeting.
a business visitor in town Tuesday.
water to the soil in the right amount
of
It
is
the
concensus
of
opinion
C. M. Ruch of Ruch made a busi­ this week.
and
at the right time. To be able to
to
ness trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Daniels of Jose- New Machinery to Handle Tail­ those attending that the effort
h
do this, you should control your own
“
Get
Together
”
was
a
great
success.
Mrs. Chris Keegan left Wednes­ phine county are visiting friends near
water supply for irrigating purposes,
ings Will be Instafled.
day for Grants Pass to visit relatives. Jacksonville.
You can obtain water from streams, lakes.
Obituary, Henry L. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Porter of East
ponds, springs and wells, but to have absolute
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Roberts of Med­
control over the water supply, you should use
We are reliably informed that with­
ford were in Jacksonville Wednesday. Minford visited friends in this city the
an I H C oil and gas en gine to do the pumping.
in a short time, probably three or four
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stran of Bun- first of the week.
Last Saturday, at the home of his
By doing so you also r>. duce the cost of pump­
weeks,
activities
will
be
resumed
at
Miss
Katherine
Buckley
of
Apple
­
spent a few hours in our city recent­
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Dunford, se­
ing
water to the minimum.
the
Opp
mine
near
this
city.
Thurs-
gate was among her Medford friends
ly.
cured the death of Henry Laramie Pal­
day'of this week an agreement was mer aged 60 years.
Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Marion Towne of Phoenix was
DeArmond brothers, Medford at­ reached whereby a party of responsible
The deceased was born at Fort Lar­
the <uest of Jacksonville friends this
torneys
transacted business at the and practical mining men will work amie, Wyoming, June 2, 1853, as his
week.
furnish cheap, depend, ble power for all farm
the tailings from the mill, which carry parents were crossing the plains to
Mrs. M. M. Taylor visited Misses court house Tuesday.
purposes and to operate all kinds of farm
a quantity of gold. As the old cyanine Oregon. They finally settled in Marion
Call at Fred J. Fick’s and inspect his
Anna and Marion Towne at Phoenix
machines
—cream separators, feed grinders,
process
of
extracting
the
gold
from
new line of wall paper, Latest de- these tailings has not proven entirely county near the present site of Mt. ,
last week.
wood saws, etc. They operate on gas, gaso­
Angel,
where
he
grew
to
manhood.
In
line, naphtha, kerosene, distillate, or alcohol.
John Pernoll of Applegate was a signs and best prices.
satisfactory in the past, it is proposed
John Wolke and M. H. Patullo of to institute a new method which it 1878 he was united in marriage to Miss
They are thoroughly tested before leaving the
Jacksonville visitor the latter part of
Grants Pass were business visitors at is believed will simplify the process Lottie E. Parks of Colfax, Wash., and
factory and made to develop 10 to 30 percent
last week.
to this union were born three children, j
above rated horse pot er. They are built in
and yield greater returns. To this
S. T. Sandry of Rogue River, fish the county seat this week.
Mr. Palmer is survived by his two I
many styles — stationa y, portable, skidded;
A. E. Reames and Porter J. Neff end new machinery has been ordered
and game warden, was in Jacksonville
daughters, Mrs. Nettie Boyd of Cali- f
vertical, horizontal, ai -cooled, water-cooled;
have been business visitors to Jackson­ and will arrive and be installed at the
Wednesday.
forr.ia and Mrs. Oscar Dunford of
and in 1 to 50-horse power sizes. I H C oil
mine in the near future.
Money to loan on improved, revenue ville during the past few days.
Jacksonville, also four brothers, Marion |
tractors are built in. 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45 and
The
Opp
mine,
which
is
known
as
Mrs.
Sadie
Kentner
of
Boise,
Idaho,
producing farms, by the Bank ot
of Silverton, Thomas and Edwin of
60-horse
power sizes. 1 hey furnish economical
one
of
the
richest
propositions
in
arrived Saturday and will spend sever­
laeksonville.
Portland and C. B. Palmer of Union­
power
for
plowing, disking, seeding, harvest­
Southern Oregon, has been closed town, Kansas.
Clint Galleton of Bupcom, who a al days with relatives at this place.
ing, threshing, and for all kinds of belt power
down
for
some
time,
but
it
is
confident
­
J. D. Mickle, representing the Ore­
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short time agd finished assessing the
and drawbar work.
ly believed that a short time will see it
Applegate precinct, was a recent vis­ gon Pure Food Commission was in running with a full crew of men.
There are satisfied users of I H C oil and gas
M.
E.
Chnrch
Notes.
Jacksonville on official business this
itor in Jacksonville.
engines for pumping purposes wherever irriga­
tion is practiced. See the I H C local dealer.
Dr. J W. Robinson and daughter, week.
The Apple as Food.
Yesterday was Arbor day, and was
Get our catalogue on irrigation from him or
Miss Dorland, left this week for their
The Children’s Probationers class
generally observed at the schools by
write
home at Oakland, Cal.
met at the church Tuesday afternoon,
International Harvester Company of America
Will Hanna of ¡Seattle has been vis- cleaning up the grounds and planting
By far the most common fruit food with Mr. Rummel! in charge.
trees
and
shrubery,
(Incorporated)
lting friends and relatives in Jacxson-
is the apple. The apple is adapted,
The regular monthly busin ss and
C. P. Briggs of Butte Falls, former­ perhaps, more than any other fruit to
Portland
ville, his former home.
League
social meeting of the Epworth
W. R. Tucker was in Jacksonville ly of this city, will be connected with a great variety of uses in the house was held Wednesday evening at the
ab-
the
Citv
Drug
Store
dnring
the
Friday, en route from Marysville, Cal.,
hold. It is most frequently used raw, home of Mr. C. D. Stout, Four young
sence of Dr. Robinson.
to his home at Eugene.
but is also employed in making caucus, people joined the League. Miss Alice
An interesting program was pre-
Hoefs and Mrs. T. W. Fulton were
Judge J. R. Neil is having a veranda sented at the Parents-Teachers’ As- pies and pastry of different kinds.
Fully four-fifths of the ripe fruit is elected delegates to the annual Klam­
added to the rear of his residence. j sociation meqfing held at the school
water and one-fifth solid material. ath District League convention to be
Help Fight the
Fred J. Fick is the contractor.
house Friday afternoon.
About 15 per cent of the apple con­ held in Ashland next month, Delicious
Attorneys G. W. iJherry and W. P.
Ellis Beggs of Grants Pass, a for­ sists ot nutritive materials. There are refreshments of ice cream and cake
Mealey of Medford were in town re- mer resident of Jacksonville, visited very small quantities of protein and fat were served by the hostess.
cently on professional business.
old time friends in this city recently. both not exceeding 1 per cent, while
The regular prayer meeting WaS
Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich of Cen­ He expects to leave soon for Arizona. more than 14 per cent of the ripe fruit held Thursday night.
Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding
tral Point attended tha W. H. M. S.
Don't forget that Saturday, April, consists of carbohydrates in the torm
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this plague which is causing great suffering among boys a id young
convention in this city last week.
of
sugar.
The
food
value
of
the
ap
­
19, is clean-up day. Let’s make Jack­
men, mid especially amo ig the inno -ent girls an I wo n m ot t ie state,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Chase of Ster­ sonville the cleanest as well as the ple, therefore, depends almost entirely ¡ohn Walker Likes Piison Cell.
Parents are urged to protect their chil Iran, an I provid • clean, wnole-
some information in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot
ling have gone to Los Angeles to ad­ most beautifully situated town in this upon this sugar. The flavor of the
now help getting.
minister the estate of E. Tenney.
apple is determined both by the quant­
end of the state.
John Wai'-or likes his prison cell and
Send for any of the following
Ulrich Bros., one of our enterpris­ FOR SALE—very cheap, 1 Faultless ities of sugar contained therein as well has voluntarily returned to it after be­
as
by
certain
ethereal
oils,
and
by
a
ing grocery firms, put a handsome,
FREE CIRCULARS
grubbing machine; 1 eight horse
ing released on probation. John says
new delivery wagon on the route this
For You ng Men
boiler; six horse engine and wood- substance which is common to most it is better to be sure of “threee
week.
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
I saw all in good running order. Joe fruits, known as tannin. Tannin in the squares” and a bed than to be looking
pure form is harmful to the system,
Circular No. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
Roy Ulrich, Albert Gangwisch, Les- | Goldsby, Buncom, P. O.
for
work.
lie Stansell and Charley Dunford auto- i Cecil Townsend, against whom a but in the apple the quantity is so
For
Older Boy* (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
Walker was recently convicted of
ed to Thompson creek after the finny | ! verdict of guilty of forgery was re- small that it produces no ill effects raising a check and released on pro­
Circular N >. 8 — Virility and Physical Development.
whatsoever.
tribe Thursday.
_____ was
_____________
! i turned,
sentenced by Judge Calk-
For Younger >ys
On the contrary, physicians and hy­ bation. For three days he tried to find
Benj. M. Collins, Lewis Ulrich, Ries jns Friday to serve a term of two gienists are agreed that the apple is a work and then returned to the county
Circular No. 7 The Secret of S' rength.
Chapman and John Marsh were at | to twenty years in the state peniten- very beneficial food to eat in that it I seat asking the sheriff to lock him up.
For Girls
| He is now doing odd jobs about tne
Thompson creek on a fishing expedi-1 tiary.
Circular No. / — A Plain Talk with Girls Abut riuir Health.
tends to promote a vigeruus digestion.
tion Wednesday.
.
The vacancy existing in the Jackson- There are several points to be remem I courthouse.
For Young Women
... postoffiee
. /vs will
-11 1 be 011
.
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Mrs. Fred Kunton of Jacksonville I ' ville
filled J . in a »horl
1 bered, however, in regard to the health­
Circular No. 10 -Physical Djvelopn.mt, Marriage ani Motherhood
werjt to Medford Saturday to remain [ time. J. R. Neil, Lewis Ulrich, John fulness of apples. The lruit may prove ¡.■.rborDay ii. County Schools.
For Parents
over Sunday. She will leave soon for | F. Miller, M. M. Taylor, Mrs. R. B. I injurious when eaten either in the un­
Circular No. J —The Need for E I rcV i >n in S -x i il II ii-ne.
a visit to Portland relatives.
Dow, and Mrs. Mayette Rose are the I ripe state or in the condition when it is
Circular No. .Î When and How tn T II the Children
County Superintendent Wells, has
overripe. The green apple is well
Circular No. 5 —A List of Books f ir IJ is in 1 ij Family on Sex.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Colvig of applicants for the position.
Grants Pass, visited in this city Satur­
As a result of a knock-down argu­ known for i's power to upset the di­ sent out the following to school teach­
day and Sunday, guestB of their son, ment with a brother attorney, Gus gestive system. The overripe apple ers of the county:
Send 2-cent stamp with your addreis to
County*Recorder Colvig and wife.
Newbury of Medford was given shear­ besides losing in nutritive value and in , To Teachers of Jackson County:
Department I).
flavor, is apt to harbor injurious germs A short time ago 1 mailed io you an
W. H, Wann, who is experting coun­ ing before recorders court in this city and eggs of i< sects. It is aiso well to Arbor day ano bird book, which con-
The Oregon State B » ml of Health
ty books, was notified this week that Friday afternoon. The charge against rente..iber that in the modern methods ; <»ins uimc excellent lessons lor your
703 Selling Nuildin l ?<jrtlan I, t)
Mr.
Newbury
was
dismissed.
he had been appointed to fill a posi- i
of apple cultivation a poismous spray use, not only on Arbor day, but at any
tion on the State 'Board of Account- I A bunch of our youthful Ty Cobbs, is employed to destray parasites injuri- other time, I hope you have already
ancy.
Wagners, Chances, etc., etc., journey- uus to the apple. For this reason it made good use of this book. If not I
Word was received the beginning of j ed to Centra) Point Sunday and cross- is wise to peel the apple before eat­ appeal to you not to let the opportunity I
the week that Rev. H. W Rummels j ed bats with the third baseball team ing or at least to wash it outer surface pass to give suitable instruction to I i
1 your pupils on the usefulness of trees I
mother, whe had been seriously ill at I of that city. Result, another over­ well.
Measured by the c ist of produci ig and birds, and their p.oper care and |
her home in Los Angeles, for some whelming victory for Jacksonville.
them the apple is perhaps the cheapest protection.
time, died Monday night.
Circus day, Monday, April 14, the article of diet. In many rural districts
Arbor day, as established by law, is 1
The report of the W. H. M S. con­ Rogue River Valley’Ry., will put on the apple is allowed to fall and rot be­ essentially a tree planting day, but in j
vention, held in this city last week, special service between Medford and cause it does not Day to pick it. Arti­ many of our schools, especially tin
arrived too late for publication in this the circus grounds, which is situated ficial commercial conditions make the rural schools, tree planting on the
week’s paper. It will be published in on the line. For the accomodation of I I fruit much dearer than it should be. 1 school ground is not very practical. <.n i
full next week.
local people attending the circus a1 The fruit should be eaten to a much account of lack of protection und iucl *
I
John Dunnington last week disposed special trip will be made after the . gteater extent than it is at present, be­ of car* during the summer vacation.
i
evening
performance.
cause it is nutritious aed wholesome. — A few hardy varieties of trees ano I
of the City Meat Market, Harry Lewis
vines rnuy be made to grow, but on !
being the purchaser. Mr. Lewis is an
Two of Medford’s prominent legal , Ex.
energetic and oopular young man and lights, Attorneys Gus Newbury and
the whole where such conditions exist I
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1 think tree planting by the pupils at
will undoubtedly make good in his new W. E. Phipps engaged in a fistic battle ! Here H c. t imtr» <l.o speak* fxti
ventnre. He has had considerable ex­ i in the circuit court room after adjourn­
knowledge and long exp rienre, si. their homes will be much more valu­
Wilson, Pt , who->v«, able.
perience in the business and proposes ment of court,, the beginning of the Mr*. P. H.
‘i know from experience lh»i vliuud eriuiu »
The purpose of this letter is to ask i
to conduct th; market along up-to- week. Spectators say that on? fnst Cuufch
Remedy ie fur tupeiiar to&ny other
25 Cts. a Jar.
date lines. He is assisted by Oscar round, with honors even, was tought > Zor
/(>r croup
ero„„ there
there it
is not
nothing that excels ¡ l ” every teacher in Jackson county to |
Lewis and Cliff Dunnington.
make Friday, April 11, 1913, a clean up
before the combatants were separated. ' For sal* by all dealers.
LOCAL NEWS
Successful Irrigation
✓
Great Red Plague
Did you ever n
NYALS FACE
CREAM? It is an exqaisite pre
parution that spo'aes and cools and
smoothes your sk!n irritât?d by the
March winds an i keeps it clear
and soft and velvety At the
CITY DRUG STORE