Jacksonville post., April 19, 1913, Image 3

New Express Co. in Willamette.
Oregon Sidelights
“JUST COMMON FOLKS”
Supt. and Mrs. J. P. Wells visited
Jake Shafer motored to Medford
the schools at Central Point Wednes-
Monday.
Sheriff Singler was in Medford I day.
Baseball is the great democratic,
The Oregon Electric lines will not re­
»Rainbow Sodas «t Chapman’s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Evans of Port­ Dick Posey Entertains-at Court i peopte'sgame.
*TH8rsday.*
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new the contract with the WUls-Fiygo
Miss A^ce Hoefs was at Medford
Marshfield has in immediate prospect people, when it empires. August 1, (>ut
Magnus Hall made a trip to Medford land have been visiting friends in this
city.
Monday.
House Next Wednesday
I as street improvements," pawing and thereafter the two affiliate I Hill ex­
Wednesday.
S. C. Calhoun of Josephine county
I planking that will cost well nigh $30,- Dress systems, the Great Northern arid
Lawrence Brown was at Medford
Miss Flora Thompson was at Med­
Evening.'
the Northern Pacific will operate over
was a business visitor in Jacksonville
this week.
I 000.
ford recently.
these lines, and there will be for the
Friday.
From
early
indications
the
Herald
Try that wild blackberry syrup at
Miss Issie McCully was a recent
first time in more than I* veers-, active
W. E. Phipps, G. O. Taylor and B.
' thinks more cement sidewalks will be and uggressive competition in the Wil­
Chapman’s.
visitor in Medford.
We
are
to
have
an
unusual
treat
F. Mulkey were at Jacksonville Wed­
, laid at Baker this year than in maay lamette valley ai.d Southern Oregon.—
Judge Neil was among the Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulricn spent
Eugene Guard.
a town the size of Jacksonville.
nesday.
1 previous seasons.
visitors Tuesday.
Sunday in Medford.
Hon. “Dick Posey ” “The Poet of the
Miss
Thorndyke
of
Medford
made
a
Thomas
Drake
has
resigned
the
city
<annai
Mrs. Benj. M. Collins was a recent
W. H. Singler, county jailer was at
Rogue” will give us an evening of en­ . attorneyship of Klamath Falls, and is
business
trip
to
the
county
seat
Wed
­
Canine Habits.
visitor at Medford.
Medford Wednesday.
tertainment and fun, next Wednesday succeeded by -L C. Rutenic, appointed ’ Does when watching things keep
nesday.
evening, April 23, at 8 P. M. at the by Mayor Nicholas.
Miss Aihen Kingsbury visited Med­
L. I. Brown and wife were Monday
one of their for«* paws doubled up be­
W. C. Sparks of Seattle, visited court house.
ford friends Sunday.
cause in their wild state they were
visitors at Medford.
Jacksonville a few days before return­
A
mass
meeting
at
Enterprise
haB
used to itpiirqariling tlielr prey step
“Dick Posey” (Mr. R. P. Campbell
J. Thorndyke visited Medford friends
Fred Owen made a business trip to ing home.
asked the council to call an election to by step and kept one paw doubled ap
of
Ashland)
is
our
own
home
poet
and
the first of the week.
Medford Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Quinlin of Sac­ it will not be many years till “Dick raise the bonding limit, so that a sew­ to be ready to advance It with all pos
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cantrall were re­
Miss Lulu Williams was in Medford ramento visited Jacksonville friends
ijjble caution at the next opportune
Posey,” “The Poet of the Rogue” will er system may be put in.
cent visitors in Ashland.
for a few hours Monday.
this week.
A pair of native Oregon quails have moment. This Imblt of crawling to
be as famous as was Joaquin Miller,
Erick Anderson of Joe Bar is mak­
Mrs. Gertrude Norton was a Med­
been seen near Gateway. The Madras ward tlielr prey, advancing cautiously
Money to loan on improved, revenue “The Poet of the Sierras.”
preparing to rush or spring, may
ing Jacksonville a visit.
ford visitor Wednesday.
Pioneer
says they are the first seen in while
Come out and hear him and see if
producing farm», by the Bank ot
be observed in the meeting of two
B. F. Peart of Central Point was a
Lester Throckmorton of Applegate Jacksonville.
this prediction s not true.
You will that section for many years.
dogs, strangers to each other, any day,
recent visitor in this city.
was in the city Saturday.
Redmond has in process of organiza­ particularly In the country. The dog
Mesdames Gene Thompson and Min- get far more than your money’s worth
of enjoyment beside hearing a great tion a paid fire department, G. W. who se<-s t!a> other first, after glvlugi
R. R. Gardner of Seattle was a visi­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy and children nie Kelly and Miss Fleta Ulrich were
i
chautauqua speaker.
Wells is chief, M. A. Lynch first as­ him a enntlous look. Invariably lowers
tor in Jacksonville Monday.
attended the circus Monday.
Monday passengers to Medford.
“
Professor
Dick
Posey,
Ashland
’
s
sistant
and Z. Taliaferro second assis- Ills head and trios to conceal himself
Henry G. Dox of this place was a
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bunch and fam­
Lewis Baker, formerly clerk in
by, crouching, a maneuver necessary
popular
entertainer,
appeared
in
aat.
visitor at Medford Monday.
ily were in MeJford Monday.
Chapman’s confectionery, is driving
In the wllil state. It's continued now­
Phoenix Friday evening. January 17,
The Pendleton East Oregonian re­ adays either in play or as a matter of
Harry Porter of Medford was a
Miss Aileen Kingsbury was among the delivery wagon for Ulrich Bros.
under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid ports for last Friday afternoon a tem­ expedient. Either the dog Is preparing
Jacksonville visitor Thursday.
Wm. Sparks Sr. of Raymond, Wash, Society of the Presbyterian church of
her Medford friends Monday.
perature of 89 degrees in the shade, for an attack or by lying down give»
Jacobson & Bade, Portland contract­
William Eaton has gone to McCloud was in Jacksonville this week. He is this place. The Phoenix people were and asks. “Is summer really here?”
notice to the other dog that he It
looking
after
his
farm
interests
on
ors, are visiting Jacksonville.
Calif., to spend the summer.
well pleased with the Rogue River
friendly and doesn’t care to fight.—
It
is
objected
that
the
commission
poet. Professor Posey is an able en­
Boston Herald.
J. W. Opp of Medford, was a visitor
Miss Mabie Henry of north Jackson­ Thompson creek.
charter
gives
the
mayor
too
much
A class of eighteen converts was tertainer and the ladies expect to ar­
in this city Sunday afternoon.
ville was in town Wednesday.
power.
Thought
that
was
one
thing
Walking and Muscular Work.
Sheriff Singler spent a few days in
C. C. Purcell of Buncom transacted baptised at Medford last Saturday range for another of his entertain­ we were after—to definitely locate and
The inuscular work jierformed in tbs
noon
by
the
Seventh
Day
Adventists.
K.
ments
in
the
near
future.
—
J.
Portland on business this week.
business in the city this week.
centralize authority and responsibility. simple act of walking Is much greater
The ceremony which was very impres- Bailey, Phoenix, Ore.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cronsmiller
Fred Kleinhammer of Applegate was sive was attended by a large number
Some Democrats in congress object­ than most of us have any idea of.
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were recent visitors to Medford.
a county seat visitor Wednesday.
ed to the oral instead of the written Walking nt the moderate rate of three
of the members of the church.
message merely because the early miles an hour Is equivalent to lifting
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jennings were
Mrs. R. Ennis and daughter, Miss
Boy’s Story Stays Law.
George Carder, an inmate of the
Federalists presidents used the former the body perpendicularly through one-
Thursday callers in Jacksonville.
Ruth, were at Medford Thursday.
State Hospital for the insane, who
twentieth of the distance walked. If
method, and Jefferson changed to the the person walk one mile at the rate»
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt were trans­ Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna visited was committed from this county in
A boy’s story of hunger so acute latter. Which method is better wt I mentioned the amount of work done
acting business at Medford recently.
friends on the Applegate, Sunday.
1906, has escaped and is now at large.
that it led him to steal for the first not considered.—Journal.
would be equivalent to lifting the body
Mr. and Mrs. James Rock of Apple­
Mrs. J. M. Kierman of Medford He is considered harmless and was time in his life was so dramatically
perpendicularly through a distance of
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gate visited Medford friends this week. visited Jacksonville friends recently.
given parole privileges at the asylum
told in the office of Juvenile Judge Tou
2UI feet. Supposing a person weighing
ok
Chi-Namel
for
staining
your
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleinhammer of
Mrs. J. S. Parson of Ashland was grounds.
150 pounds walks five miles, he is do­
Velle Wednesday afternoon that the
furnitdre. At Fred J. Fick’s.
Among the local people who at­
Buncom were in Jacksonville Wednes­ visiting friends in this city Tuesday.
ing work which equals the lifting of
judge stayed the law, and allowed the
day.
nearly eighty-eight tons one foot high.
T. W. Fulton, foreman of this paper, tended the circus at Medford Monday boy to go. Incidentlly the judge found
were: M. D. Jones, Henry G. Dox,
Yet all the movements of walking are.
C. C. Fay of Seattle, W«3h., wa3 a has been on the sick list this week.
the boy a home and a job.
in the case of a healthy person, per­
Clyde Smith, Dave Buckley, Clarence
business visitor in Jacksonville Sun­
The
youngster
hailed
from
Portland
E. Anderson of the Blue Ledgo Kasshafer, D H. Cronemiller, Wm.
formed quite subconsciously, so that
day.
mines was a recent visitor in this city. McIntyre, Joe Johnson, Frank Cole- and gives his name as Frederick Walt­ I
i all the muscles employed in the act
George Snow of Grants Pass is mak­
are actually exercising and develop­
We have it in all the very
A number of persons from this city man, “Toots” Thompson, Chester er Scaife. He left home after he had
ing themselves.
ing a stay of a few days in Jackson­ attended-the circus at Medford, Mon­ Wendt, T. L. DeVore, Robt. Dow, lost his watch and feared he would be
latest add most up-to-date de­
censured at home. He is between 15
ville.
signs and shades, at prices
day.
Fred Lewis, Chas. Berwert, Jau. Hart­
Life Passion of an Artist.
and 16 years of age.
that will apneal to you. Make
John Dunnington and George Owings
Ray Bunch and Cliff Dunnington man, W. P. Bailey, Chas. Dunford,
“I do not believe In any real enjoy­
Young
Scaife
beat
his
way
south
your selection while the stock
were transacting business in Medford were among those at Medford Monday Chester Ellis and Lou Baker.
ment outside of work, or Interest be­
from Portland, but being inexperienc­
recently.
is complete. Headquarters for
evening.
longing to It." G. F. Watts said.
ed he failed to secure food by the hand­
When he was young he used to for­
Miss Vera Bailey will leave today,
Miss Myra Gallup visited her uncle,
out
route.
After
two
days
cf
hunger
Industrial Fair Meeting.
sake Ills bed. because sleeping in com­
(Saturday) for Sacramento to visit H. C. Gallup, on the Sterling road,
All
Kinds
of
Paints,
Oils,
the boy entered a bakery at Ashland I
fort robbed 1dm of the first daylight
her aunt.
Thursday.
and stole seven or eight pies; two cans (
hours, and tie preferred to lie wrapped
Brushes,
Glass,
Etc.
Miss Marguerite Hoffman of Thomp­
N. C. Maris, Field Workerindustrial of milk, a can of salmon, a can of peas
Miss Hurst, one of the teachers in
in rugs on the hard floor, so as to
I
son creek, visited Jacksonville friends the high school was a visiter at Med­ Fairs, Deoartment of Education who three boxes of marshmallows, a cake,
waken early and begin work. When he
To brighten up your dingy old
Thursday.
was old and frail—for lie lived to he
spent the week in the county in the a half box of chewing gum and some
ford, Sunday.
furniture try
eighty-seven and painted to the end—
George Lewis has gone to Crescent
interest
of
local
school
fairs
as
well
as
tobacco.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Normile and Miss
the same spirit made Idin Impatient of
City, Calif. He will be gone about Josephine Koppes of Medford were in the State Fair at Salem, addressed
the dark winter mornings.
eight days.
a large audience at the school house in
town this week.
“How I wish it was time to begin
County
Treasurer's
Fiftieth
Call.
this
city
Friday
evening.
He
and
Mrs. G. E. Neuber has returned
work again!" he would sigh.—Moir»
Mrs. George Barnum has been visit­
School
Superintendent
J.
Percy
Wells
from McCloud, Calif., after a stay of ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
O’Neill In Blackwood’s Magazine.
at
have been holding public meetings each
State of Oregon, County of Jackson,
two months.
pholtz this week.
Inspiration.
evening during the week and report Treasury Department.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
Admirer—You were inspired when
Theodore Engle of Phoenix was great interest manifested in every Jacksonville, Oregon April 19th, 1913.
producing farm», by the Bank of
you wrote that! Poet—Yen: with the
transacting legal business in this city town visited.
Notice is hereby given that there are
Jacksonville.
hope of selllug It.—Llimlncott’a.
Monday evening.
In his address here last evening, Mr. funds on hand for the redemption of all
Scott Nunn and NJ iss Ethel Crump
T. J. Bennett of Seattle was a re­ Maris quoted fsets and figures pertain­ County Warrants, protested from
attended the Barnes’ circus in Med­
ing to agricultural matters and ex­ December 1st, 1910, to December
cent visitor in this city.
ford Monday.
A. E. Reames and Gus Newbury plained the object of the movement 14th, 1910, both dates inclusive.
Mr. Jordan, of the Medford Ice &
Help Fight the
were among the Medford attorneys at he represents and told of the splendid Interest ceases on the Warrants above
Storage Co., was a visitor in Jackson­
numbered,
and
called,
this
19th
day
results
obtained
through
it
in
other
the court house Monday.
ville Tuesday.
states and the excellent start made in of April, 1913.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oregon last year.
J ames M. C ronemiller ,
Frank Herzog of Weed, Calif., is
Gaskin wan increased by the arrival of
He said our educational system was Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon.
visiting at the home of S. E. Dunning­
a daughter Friday morning.
responsible in a large degree for pres­
ton this week.
Citizens of the state are urged to inform them-ulves regarding
Miss Ollie Brown of Grants Pa33, ent conditions, the tendency of which
Postmaster A. J. Florey of Eagle
this plague which is cau ling great suffering a n > lg boys a id young
Tariff Bill Comment.
who has been visiting friends in this has been to teach young men and
men, and eipeeially amo lg the innocent girls an I women ot toe state.
Point has been visiting his son,
city has returned to her home.
young women to earn their living by
Parents are urged to protect their e lil Iran, an I provide clean, whole­
Chauncy Florey.
some information in place of tho unclean misinform ition they cannit
Sheriff Singler returned Wednesday their wits instead of by the labor of
A
study
of
the
free
list
in
the
new
The Rogue River Valley Railway Co.
now help getting.
morning from Salem where he took by the labor of their hands.
Democratic tariff act leads to the in­
has discontinued the noon trip from its
Send for any of the following
The Commercial Club, Ladies’ Civic evitable conclusion that the party in
Cecil
Townsend
to
the
penitentiary.
present schedule.
FREE CIRCULA S
Mr. Bennett of the Western Union Club and Parents-Teachers Association power aims to fulfil its pledge to give
Miss Issie McCully accompanied her
telegraph office of Medford was in are taking an active interest in a j the tariff schedules a genuine down­
For
You
ng
Men
friend Mrs. J. S. Parson of Ashland,
Jacksonville for a short time Thurs school fair planned to be held in this ward revision. The other provisions
Circular No. 2— The Four Sex Lies.
to Medford Tuesday.
city next fall and are doing all in their I granting broad reductions on the nec-
day afternoon.
Circular Na. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
Call at Fred J. Fick’s and inspect his
essaries of life carry out this con-
Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber of this city power to further the undertaking.
For
Older Boys (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
new line of wall paper. Latest de­
structive program to lessen the high
who has been visiting friends in Cali­
Circular No. 8— Virility and Physical D‘velop neat.
signs and best prices.
cost of living.
fornia for several weeks, returned
For Younger 7?oys
M. E. Church Notes
Mrs. D. E. Law of Central Point home Sunday evening.
It is in strong contrast with the
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
last
district returned home Tuesday after
Payne-Aldrich act which was the
Mrs. J. A. Callender of San Fran­
For
Girls
visiting friends at Jacksonville.
straw that broke the back of the Re­
cisco, a sister of Postmaster John F.
The Children’s Probationers class I publican elephant. Whatever one may
Circular No. 4—A. Plain Talk with Girls Ab >ut Tiioir Health.
Mr. and Mrs H. Wendt, Mr. and Miller, visited friends an 1 relatives in
meets Tuesday afternoons at the | think of it, it evidently is an attempt
For Youn? Women
Mrs. Harry Luy and Mrs. J. M. Crone­ Jacksonville this week.
church with Mr. Rummell in charge. ' to proclaim that the people are entil­
Circular No. 10 -Physical Devel ipment, Marriage an I Motherhood.
miller were at Medford Monday.
The rains which fell during the week
The Ladies Aid held an all day ses- ed to relief. It also represents inte-
For
Parents
Mrs. Lawrence Brown, who has been have been of inestimable va'ue to
sion at Mrs. Abbotts Thursday, A ' ligent study of economic conditions in
Circular No. Z —The Need for El.i-a'i m in Stxutl Hygiene.
visiting friends in Grants Pass, return­ garden and field crops, although of
chicken dinner was served by the lad- she United States.
Circular No. 3 When and How to Tell the Children
ed home the beginning of the week.
doubtful benefit to orchards.
ies.
New England is hard hit by the free
Circular No. 5 — \ List of Books for (Jse ia l ie Fa niiy on i x.
Misses Mary Bagshaw, Kate Buck-
The regular weekly prayer meeting list provisions. So is the rest of the
The ownership of the U. S. Hotel
ley, Jewell and Vera Bailey attended
■ country. The farmers of the west may
building has passed to J. R. Neil and was held Tnursday night.
Send 2-cent stamp with your addre’s to
the circus at Medford, Monday even­
be
pleased
to
think
that
E. B. Watson of Portland, A. Schmid-
Next
Sundiv
even
ng
the
Epworth
Department D.
ing.
ling having deeded it to them.
League an 1 evening preaching service boots and shoes are on the free list,
The
Oregon
Stats
Board of H? ilth
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Florey and
but
they
are
not
happy
over
free
flour,
Joe Russell, Herman Offenbacher will b.i conducted by the District of­
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich attended
ftee bread, free corn and cornmeal,
7)3
Sellin?/Tiildini,
Portland,
ficers
of
the
League.
There
will
be
the Senior class play in Medford Thurs­ and Elmo Throckmorton of Applegate music from Ashland, Medford an(j free swine, and free meats, and we
passed
through
Jacksonville
Thursday
day.
are. The free wool provision likewise
with some cattle belonging to Mr. Jacksonville. Let every one come.
!
will be viewed with mixed emotion.
Steven Francis, a
shoemaker of Russell.
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A striking feature of tho bill is the
Paris, Texas, was looking for a loca­
'
fact
that practically every trust that
The
meeting
of
the
Presbytery
of
Unable
to
Locate
Mrs.
Clay
tion in Jacksonville the middle of the
j could be reached is dealt a blow by this
Southern Oregon was held at Medford,
week.
bill. The following free articles hit
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
A. J. Florey of Eagle Point, was a Representatives from the different
Sheriff August Singler is on a still well-known trusts:
Coal, lumber,
recent visitor at the home of his son charges were present.
hunt for Mrs. Elzira Clay, who is meats, steel rails and agricultural im­
Chauncy Florey on north Oregon
wanted on a complaint charging that
Frank Coleman and Guy Harper at­ she is an unfit person to be at large, plements, while a futher study of the
street
«
list shows that other industrial com­
tended the plsy, “What Happened to
William Cambell, on trial in the Re­ Jones.’’ at-lfee Star theatre in Medford her friends believing that she is in­ binations, less known but powerful
sane. Mrs. Clay cannot be located by have been taken into camp. The sugar
corder’« court Monday afternoon, was Thursday evening.
the sheriff and it is believed that she trust is given special treatment with a
discharged on "account of insufficient
disappeared
to Escape airent and pos­ modcra'e reduction at once an i a total
The
district
officers
of
the
Epworth
evidence to warrant a conviction.”
League will be st the Mothodist Church sible commitment to the state asylum removal of duty three years hence.—
TV m. McIntyre left Thursday even­ Sunday evening, April 20.
Miss Car- j for the insane.
Ex.
ing for Albany, where he will have a der, second vice president of the dis- 1 Mrs. Clay has be«n acting queerly
♦ry-out with the Regina team of the trict will lead the regilar devotional for some time. Recently friends com­
Here >s a v oman who speaks ,'icC r»r
T" ern Canada League, which is meeting after which the other oTi'-er« plained to District Attorney E. E. ennal knowledge and long experience, -is.,
ling in that city. The team is un­ will «peak on differ nt fines of the Kelly «skin t that he arr inge an ex- Mrs. I’. H. Brogan,of Wilson, Pa , whoasvs,
I know from experience lliotChamlerlain't
ci the management of Wm. Hu'en, work. A soloist "ill come wi’h the a.ninn'ion a< to her sani’v.
A com- “ Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other
V. .0. some years ago, played ball in officers besides other special music will plaint was pre; a re-1 and a warrant I .for croup there is nothing
that excels it."
not
Jacksonville,
be rendered by home talent.
i ssued, but she cannot now be .located. For sal« t>y all dealers.
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