Jacksonville post., April 26, 1913, Image 3

LOCAL NEWS
Ben Elton'was at Medford Sunday.
Julian Abbott was in Medford Sun­
day.
I
INDUSTRIAL EAIR
Will be Held in JjcksonviUp ii
September.
Purifying the
The female rial deer is known ns a
limih-Trtnt- not n ijeer The yonug^d
deer h> known not as a fawn. Imt as a
calf. These trifles are very' sho- lil^e
to sensitive eari> Ismdon ¡Spectator. |
Origin of the Christmas Stocking.
Chas Dunford Sr. spent Sunday at
From Italy crimes tljer legend ■'from
Medfojd.
An organization has been formed a
wl.i. Ii we are sup|H>sed to get the tlnte
Benj. M. Collins spent Friday after­
Jacksonville for the purp se of holdim honored custom of bunging up the
noon at Talent.
iTu'lstmas stocking Good old St. Nich­
a Children’s Industrial Fair. The fair i
olas of Padua used to throw long knit­
to be held some time in September. 1
Mascot Tobacco at Chapman’s
Chocolate Corner
is hoped that the people of Jackson ted purses tied at Isitli ends into the
open windows of the very poor |>eople,
ville Hnd vicinity will ioin in this etfor
John Matney of Applegate was in
mid these purses were of yarn and not
and
help
make
<t
a
success.
Jacksonville Friday.
unlike a footless stocking. Ftmilli It
The list of officers and comittees art became tile cirstom of the people to
Geo. Lewis returned Friday from a
as follows;
hang these empty receptacles out ot
trip to Crescent City.
President —Paul S. Bandy.
tlieir windows on the night before
Newt Beggs, a Jacksonville boy, is
Vice-President—H. K. Hanna.
Christmas so that St. Nicholas would
visiting his home town.
put a gift into them as lie passed by.
Secretary—H. W. Rummell.
By and by, when the coin of the realm
Mrs. A. W. Sturgis of Applegate is
Treasurer—Sid. M. Nichol.
visiting friends at Medford.
Committee on Articles to be Enter became scarce, toys were put in for the
ed -J. Percy Weils, W. T. Grieve, Miss children and useful presents’ fbr grown
John Olmstead of “Medford was a
people. In the fiorth country, where It
Mary Hurst.
county seat visitor Monday.
was rather chilly at Christmas time,
Prizes
and
Solicitation
—
J.
W.
Wil
­
the purse's were hung on tile mantel­
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were
liams. Lewis Ulrich, Benj. M. Collins piece. aiid It was believed that the
Sunday visitors at Medford.
Entertainment- Mrs. J. Percy Wells, good old saint would come down the
Mrs. W. R. Coleman was in Med­
Mrs. M. M. Taylor, Mrs. H. K. Hanna chimney and fill them. When these
ford for a few hours Sunday.
Refreshments—Mrs. Chris Ulrich, purses went out of fashion stockings
were substituted and have been used
Mrs. Henry Bauten of Medford was
Mrs. Ella Cook.
1
a recent caller in Jacksonville.
Sports—Chauncey Florey, G. A. ever sluee.’’
*
Gardner, Ries Chapman.
Wilbur Cameron of Applegate was a
Feeling a Presence.
Publicity
—
T.
W.
Fulton,
Leslie
W
business visitor in town Friday.
Reading a hook recently, the writer
Stansell, Mrs. Lewis Ulrich.
Something new! Cleopatra Punch
was arrested by one sentence:
1
Judges
—
J.
R.'Neil,
Jas.
M.
Crone
at Chapman’s Chocolate Corner.
went into a room without knowing yon
miller, L. Neidermeyer.
to be there 1 should at once feel your
Mrs. Louis Everson is the guest of
Heads of Departments; Boyd In presence." It is the imaginative ad­
Mrs S. E. Dunnington this week.
duatry Emil Britt
dress from a man to a woman. Most
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bunch were
of us possibly have that curious in­
Girls Industry—Mrs. D. Davis.
calling on Medford friends Sunday.
Live Stock anti Poultry—Jos. Kitto stinct the obverse of that of the horse
A. J. Hall of Portland was a busi­
Agriculture and Horticulture Dave that will not rest in ii stable that h is
housed a bear—the instinct that knows
ness visitor in Jacksonville Thursday.
Duncan.
the presence of the affinity. There are
Ban l Mi sic —Roy Ulrich, Dave people
Fred Luy of Ancelope Creek was a
—being to the general view ex­
Cronemiller,
Chester
Wendt.
county seat visitor Monday morning.
cellent citizens—whom you cannot
Committeee on Adults Department
abide. There are people whose pres­
J. P. Bowers and family of Ogden,
Geoffery O’Hara, recently appointed The Indians could hardly grasp the dians sing, in which these musical
ence you detest and resent, and though
Utah, are visiting relatives in this by the Interior Department at Wash­ idea at first of how they could sing critics find considerable merit. This J. Percy Wells.
ington to record the travel songs and into a tin horn and thereby record is a song descriptive of the Blackfeet ■ The next meeting will be held Tues­ you could give no particular reason for
city.
music of all American Indians, be­ their music. After the first song had Indians’ love of his home environ- ' day evening, April 29th, in the *?j'.
the antipathy you would rather die
Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chap­ gan his work in New York City last been sung, however, the reproduction ment. This is a song which they al- I Hal), meeting to be held at 8 o’cloc
suddenly than live in the same street
man spent Saturday evening at Med­ week by taking his first phonographic was given them in a few minutes and ways have sung when they left the sharp. Let the above named commi
with them. Those are usually. I think,
shadows
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
and
records of the songs of the Blackfeet the magic of the operation was be­
ford.
relatives of some sort who have the
Indians from Glacier National Park, wildering to them. They thought it rode far over the prairies either on tees and officers be present. A
traditional claim to make themselves a
Miss Madge Ray was the guest of Montana. Secretary of the Interior was the most wonderful of all the hunting expeditions or to fight the others »re welcome.
nuisance. But haven't you felt the
Mrs. Gertrude Norton the first of the Lane took advantage of the presence wonders they have seen, since their Sioux. Big Top, the Indians’ inter­
H. W. R ummell , Sec.
presence of the person you like?—Lon­
of the Blackfeet Indians in New York, invasion of Greater New York. Mr. preter, says, ‘Tils people always sing
week.
f
don Chronicle.
where they came to attend the Travel O’Hara had them sing daily to his this song because when they go away
W. R. Coleman and Judge Prim were and Vacation show as guests of Louis phonograph, while the Indians were from the mountains their hearts are
in the Southern part of the valley W. Hill, chairman of the Board of in New York and he is arranging to lonely and it makes them think of
Encouraging.
Directors of Great Northern Rail way. visit Glacier National Park early this “Home, Sweet Home.” Mr. Louis W.
Monday.
Recently an employee in a business
He sent Mr. O’Hara on to New’ York, summer and complete his records of Hill, chairman of the Board of Direc­
house who laid held a clerkship for
G. W. Wilcox and J. Wright ol from Washington, to begin his labori­ the Blackfeet tribe there.
tors of the Great Northern Railway,
We have it in all the very • several years went to the boss witli a
Through the Interior Department who has done much for the Indians
Rogue River were in Jacksonville ous task with these Indians. During
latest and most up-to-date de­
plea for an Increase in salary.
the stay of the red men in New York, arrangements were made to take of the West in an educational way,
Monday.
“I asked you for a little more salary
signs and shad is, at prices
Mr. O’Hara had them sing into these records privately in an out both in agriculture and travel, is very
S. L. Sandry, deputy game warden, phonographs and the records will be of the way loft, second floor of 61 much interested in Mr. O’Hara’s work
a year ago." said the clerk, “but you
that wi 1 appeal to yon. Make
was in Jacksonville on official business sent on to Washington to be put in West 37th Street. Mr. O'Hara is and has arranged to accompany him
told me that you were not able to g'le
your election w »ile the stock
the government archives, therefore a tenor singer and writer of songs personally on his visit to the Glacier
It to mo nt flint time. Now a little baby
Saturday.
is
complete.
Headquarters
for
preserving for all time the music of of some note. Several of his musical National Park reservation in Montana
has come to our home, which will add
County School Superintendent J. P. the original Americans, who are rap­ friends prominent in the musical during the early summer. Mr. O’Hara
the expense, and I would be ver”
to
Wells visited the Gritfin creek school idly passing to the Happy Hunting W'orld in New’ York City and are very will take his phonograph with him and All Kinds of Paints, Oils,
gt«<l if von could favorably consld
Ground.
much interested with him, in the make records right in the tepees of
last week.
my request."
The accompanying picture shows rhythm of the Glacier Park Indians’ these Indians in their own environ­
Brushes, Glass, Etc.
"1 see. I see." thoughtfully replle
Lewis Iverson left for Eugene Fri the Indians singing to the phonographs love songs. There is one song in ment.
the boss. "Let me think It over a min
day where he will be employed at car­ under the direction ot Mr. O’Hara. particular which the Glacier Park In­
To brighten up your dingy old
ute. Boy. 1 suppose?"
penter work.
fuiniture try
"Yes. sir." happily answered the
R. B. Zimmerman and A. W. Mc­
clerk, greatly encouraged by his em­
Hollis Parks drove in from Buncom
Mrs. Mary Miller was at Medford
Mr. and M»s. John Cohen, recently
Pherson of Griffin creek spent Wednes­
ployer’s attitude.
Fridav.
of Jacksonville, ere now living at
Monday.
day in town.
“I think I inn fix it." responded the
Sterling,
where
Mr.
Cohen
is
em
­
Mrs. O. N. Nelson was at Medford ’ Mrs. L. I. Brown was at Medford
employer. “I won’t lie able to give you
The Misses Jensen and Lerna Jorgen­
ployed
in
the
Sterling
mine.
at
Saturday.
Wednesday.
any more money, but Just ns soon as
son of Medford spent Sunday after­
John Resh the new owner of the
Try
that
delicious
Ice
Cream
at
the boy gets lilg enough we will find a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dewis
Ulrich
were
at
noon in town.
McClatehie orchard and farm located
position for him In the office here."—
Chapman’s.
Medford Sunday.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
near this city, arrived from Los Angeles
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Mrs.
R.
Bland
of
Grants
Pass
was
Clnis
Keegan
was
a
Tuesday
pass
­
producing farm*, by the Bank ot
recently,
accompanied
by
his
wife.
in town Sunday.
enger to Medford.
¡ackeonville.
Mrs. O. A. Glass of Grants Pass
Prof. J. C. F. Harrington was In
Judge J. R. Neil was at Medford
Ed. Saltmarsh of Squaw Lake was
met her husband at Jacksonville and
Medford
Mon
lay.
Wednesday
evening
in Jacksonville and Medford on busi­
spent Sunday driving about the valley,
Help Fiffht the
Joseph Martin transacted business , returning home on the evening tr .in.
Miss Mabie Henry visited friends at
ness Tuesday.
in Medford Wednesday.
George Snow of Grants Pass has re­ Phoenix Tuesday.
Mrs. Sears and daughter, Miss Fay,
John Dunnington was in Medford for
Curley Wilson and Frank Coleman Miss Lucile Rader and 0. G. Murray
turned home after a stay of two weeks
a few hours Tuesday.
were at Medford Sunday-
in Jacksonville.
of Medford were dinner guests at the
Fred Hackert and C. F. Smith were
Ira Kime of Griffin creek was calling home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich
Mrs. H. E. Foster and Miss Mary
on county seat friends Fridav.
Friday evening.
Citizens of the state are urge I to inform th missives regarding
Alice Foster of Medford were recent at Medford Saturday.
this plague which is causing gre it s iffering an »ng bovs an I voing
Mrs. W. R. Coleman has been visit­
G. A. Gardner, county clerk, spent
visitors in town.
Henry Bangert, who nearly killed a
men,
and
e<peciallv an >ng the inn »•••T girls an I w > n in ot the st ite.
Wednesday evening in Medford.
guard at the state penitentiary recent­
Attorney Gus Newbury o' Medford ing friends at Phoenix.
Parents are urged to nr >te-t th or chil Iron, in I privrli el -m. whole­
Misses C. Buckley and Mollie Ray 1 John Rankin and daughter of Apple- ' ly, has proven to be a former resident!
some inform ition in place of the unclean misinf »r.n ition they cannot
was at the court house on professional
of this city. He was sent to the peni­
now help getting.
were at Medford Tuesday.
gate was in Jacssonville Monday.
business Monday.
Send for any of the following
Miss Leila Prim is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. R. H. Hart of Medford was a tentiary from Doug las county.
Mrs. M. E Abbott was at Grants
business caller in Jacksonville Monday. 1 The biggest car that ever went over
Pass Friday for the purpose of con­ Mrs. Fred Luy of Antelope.
FREE CIRS’JLA S
sulting an occulist.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schafer spent | S. E. Dunnington, who has been the R. R. V. Ry. was hauled to town
F.»r You njj Me n
seriously ill for some time, is reported Tuesday. It wav filled with galvanized
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
FOR SALE—Very cheap, 1 Faultless Saturday evening at Medfora.
iron culverts such as the county court
Circular No. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
grubbing machine. Joe Goldsby,
Gus Nichols and J. W. Slinger of to be greatly improved in health.
is having placed in the county roads.
Buncom, Oregon.
Butte creek were in town Sunday.
Matt Selbv, formerly of Sterling is
For Older Boys (13 to H yrs. of igc)
The entertainment which was to
Circular No. 8 -Virility and Physical Develop nont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wendt have been
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Wimer of ! paving this section a visit. Mr. Selby
have been given at the court house
▼’siting the latter’s mother, Mrs. Medford were at Jacksonville lately.
i is now living at Elkhead, Oregon.
For Younger floys
John Wilson, who has been employe 1 Wednesday evening has been post­
Walter of Humbug.
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gallup of the
as
woodcutter for C. F. Dunford, left poned until next Wednesday evening,
Call at Fred J. Fick’s and inspect his Sterling road, visited Mr. and Mrs.
For
Girls
on account of the death of Sheriff
for his home in Portland Tuesday.
new line of wall paper. Latest de­ T. W. Fulton Sunday.
Circular No 4 — h. Plain Talk with Girls Ab »at Tiieir Health.
Singler.
Joe Johnson was a witness at the
signs and best prices.
R. B. Dow, Bob Finney and Tom
For Young Women
Harry Heims and wife of Medford Dunnington are enjoying a fishing ex­ inquest held over the remains of Sheriff
Circular No. 10 -Physical Development, Mirriag) and Motherhood.
Smgler and Lester Jones, Thursday.
were visiting relatives in Jacksonville cursion at Squaw Lake.
M.
E.
Church
Notes.
For Parents
Mr. and Mrs John Turnbough of i
the first of the week.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
Circular No. J—The Neod for Elucatiin in Sax t il Hygiene.
North J icks inville visited the latter's
producing
¡arm»,
by
the
Bank
ot
Circular No. .1 When and How to Tell the Children
Mrs. Gertrude Norton, Miss Mollie
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. G. S. Epperson, | Last Sunday evening, the Epworth
Circular No. 5 — A List of Books for Use in the Family on Sox.
Ray and Frank Herzog were the guests Jacksonville.
League service was lead by Miss Ber­
Frank Coleman, Guy Harper, Rich­ last Sunday.
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnington.
Mat. Selby, formerly of Sterling nice Carder of Medford. The topic
ard
Gaskin
and
E.
W.
Wilson
played
i
Send 2-cent stamp with your ad Ire»» to
Chris Keegan, Fred and Harry
but now residing in the Wiliam, tte was. “Money, the Test of Human
Lewis, Bob Finney and Charley Dun­ ball at Medford Sunday.
Department D.
Character.’’ A great many interest­
Frank Herzog, who has been visiting Valley was calling on Jac >sonvi.le
ford spent Sunday at the Bar-T ranch.
ing
thoughts
were
brought
out.
The
The Orecfan State B nrd of Health
friends Monday.
During the course of the day they friends in Jacksonville has returned to
soloist from Medford was unable to
The
local
school
ball
trim
took
the
703 Selling li fldin’, Port! in 1,
his
nome
at
Weed,
Calif.
succeeded in killing fifteen rattlers, a
attend, so Mrs. T. W. Eulton sang,
bull snake and a king snake. Some­
Wm. Mayfield of North Jacksonville Applega e school team into camp by a “One Sweetly. Solemn Thought.” A
body notify a game warden.
was the guest of Central Point friends score cf 11 to 5, on the Applegate! number of the Medford Leaguers were
grounds Saturday.
The following Jacksonville people the middle of the week.
present.
D. W. Crosby, a pioneer resident of
attended the funeral services of the
Judge Prim leturned home Tuesday
At the evening church service. Mr i
late Sheriff Aagust D. Singler at Med­ afternoon, after spending a day in Jacksonville, who conducts the hotel J. O. Rigg, of Ashland, the district:
at Riddle, Douglas county, is making president of the Medf >rd League, gave I
ford Friday morning: Mr. and Mrs. Medford on legal business.
W. T. Grieves,Mesdames Minnie Kelly,
John W. Pernoli, the Applegate this section a visit.
veiv interesting talks
Mrs. Dave
Gene Thompson. O. N. Nelson, W. H. merchant made a business trip to Jack­
Mr. C. E. Hoefa and daughters. Duncan sang “The Lost Ch ird.” The
Barnum, Misses Flora Thompson,’Fleta sonville and Medford this week.
Misses Alice and Edith Iloefs, were at annual district convention will be held
Ulrich and Aileen Kingsbury, Messrs.
M. E. Walsh, representing the Med­ Medford Saturday, attending the in Ashland the list of May.
T. T. Shaw, Ries Chapman, Roy and ford Wholesale Grocery Co., was a services of their church.
The Childrens Probationer’s clues, in
Lewis Ulrich, M. M. Taylor, C. D. business visitor in Jacksonville Mon­
charge of Mr. Rummell, was held at
Among
the
Jacksonville
people
in
Abbott, E. W. Wilson, F. L. Coleman,
day.
Medford Sun'.ay were Mr. and Mrs. the church Tuesday.
G. R. Harper, John Wilson, Benj. M.
Rav
Bunch. E. H. Helms, C. Dunford
1 ho regular prftj er meeting was
C.
L.
Monson,
representing
the
Collins, “Toots” Thompson, Ed. Bost-
held Thursday evening.
w\k, G. A. Gardner, Jas. M. Crone- Pacific Paper Co., was calling on *ack- and Mis* Flossie Dunford.
The Women’s Home Missionary
The friends of Mr. Earl H C incur
rniiler and W. R. Coleman. The sonvdle customers the middle of the
in Jacksonville and vicinity will be society was held Friday afternoon at
funeral cortege is said to have been week.
Hiss Katherine Buckley, a trained pleased to know that he has been the home of its president, Mrs. I. C.
o e of the largest ever seen in Sou’h-
chosen Cashier of the new Pawley F. Harrington.
ern Oregon, several lodges of which nurse who has been t iking care of S. No-viai B i
at P usiuv. O go»,
The Adult Probationer s class met
rhe deceased was a member being in E. Dunnington for the past two month», Mr. Censer is now corrected w< ii the
line. Interment was male in 1. O. O. has returned to her home on Apple­ Trust Department of the Security at the church Friday evening in charge
Saving* & Trust Company of Portland. of Mrs. Harrington.
gate.
F. Cemetery at Medford.
Wall Paper!
Chi-Nctmel
Fred J. Fick’s
Great Red Plague
SPRING TIME
Is Cleaning Tim?. Start right
by • cleaning up your system
with a good blor>d tonic an i al­
terative. W? have just what
you want.
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