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JACKSONVILLE POST Japs Will FiJe Formal Protesi Wat bington. May 6. The Japanese embaí sy was supplied tod^y by the statp iepartme nt with a copy of the A reekly newspaper publish«! every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson alien I and owr ing bill passed by the County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. Califc mia leg islature and the ambas- 8 ador will e mploy his time between En ered as second-class nutter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville now h nd Sev retary Bryan’s return pre- « Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. parinj ! a foj mal protest against it. Api >aren< |y the embassy has no hope SXTÎ7ÂDAK MAY 10. 1913 that uiy v ord of President Wilson may fter Bryan’s return will influence SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on end Gove •nor Johnson to withhold his sig- ! application. natur t f rom the act, so the only object of F rot est will be to acquaint the Ame ric an people with the Japanese conti ! >n' .ion, and if it is possible to fluer c i 3 the legislative branch of go ve. ■ • nment to endeavor to nullify actior ’ of the California legislature. It i s well known that whatever outer me, the resort to judicial pro- ceed .ngs will first be had, and it will be f >r Secretary Bryan to determine whe ther the government shall become a p- irly to a suit of this character. I nternaticnal lawyers hint that the adr ninistration is in an exceedingly da’ icate position for the reason that w) die apparently championing the Jap- ai ,ese cause before the California leg- is lature, probably from this point on, .it. must defend the California law ¿.gainst Japan in the diplomatic strug- ;gle about to begin, Taylor Retired Offtcia, Paper of the Cit// of Jacksonville, Oregon There has been some talk of establishing a canning factory in this city but the matter has not been definitely settled as yet. There is no question about such an establishment being a benefit to a community if properly C< nducted, specially in a region like this where fruit- g: jwing is the principal industry. But too much should n< t be expected: the managers of a fruit cannery could not pay the fancy retail prices obtained in the eastern markets, but if the grower would be satisfied with a fair price for fruit in bulk he would likely find at the cannery a market for his whole crop at prices which would still return a living profit. Speaking of a cannery reminds us of a suggestion m ide the other day by a gentleman of this place, that it might be a profitable proposition to manufacture grape juice and put it on the market for sale. The suggestion appeals to us as a.good one; most of the grape juice sold on this coast and there is lots of it used, is made in the state of New York, where grapes do not yield more than 50 per cent of the average yield in the vineyards adjacent to this city; then the juice is extracted, bottled and shipped across the continent and sold here at a price suf ficient to pay freight charges and still leave a handsome piofit to the grower and the manufacturer, 'By the way; ore of our merchants informs us that the price of Welch’s grape juice (the leading brand) has advanced very materially of late. Better look it up. It may mean m ich in the future of this region. Montenegro King Abdicates rule And Yet We Are Here ! Somewhat disfigured but still in the push with a splendid line of General Merchandise at lowest reasonable prices . Ì You will find us in the Kubli Building, where for so many years the honest face and generous hand cf the old pioneer— Jerry Nunan so cheerfully greeted you. ' But those days are gone by like a tale that is told and we are here with honest inten- tions to give you a square deal in all trans actions with the same honest weights, full measures, fair prices and courtesies so long extended to the good people of Jackson ville and surrounding country by our worthy predecessor London, May 5,—King Nicholas of Montenegro having placed the future of Scutari in the hand» of European pow ers, the settlement of the Albanian trouble now depends on whether Essad Pacha and Djavid Pasha will obey the orders sent by the sublime porte to withdraw the armies to the Turkish empire. it is believed as Montenegro has abandoned Scutari, Essad will recog nize the futility of his aspirations to the kingship of Albania, in the face of the Austrian-Italian threat to expel him. Another meeting of ambassadors The Geologists’ Clock. will be held Thursday when the ar Each foasiliferous rock bed contains rangements with regard to the future characteristic forms or gloups of of Scutari and Albania will be dis forms that determine the period in cussed. which it was mini or sand. Former Director I’owell of tile United States ex- geological survey once tersely I Frankfort-On-The-Main, May 5.— I plained to a congressional I committee King Nicholas will abdicate the throne the value of paleontology by saying COURT HOUSE NEWS Fruit Cutlook For 1915 Good of Montenegro in the near future, ac that it is "the geologist's clock." by F cording to a telegram received today which be tells the time when rock bv the Frankfurter Zeitung from Con beds were formed. The economic 1m- Itomi of Interact to Jackson Coun»y Professor O'Gtara, aftefl a tour of stantinople. portnnee of paleontology has been re •u inspection through orchards in Tax Payara peatedly shown in this country, in parts of the valley findti that the i nros- the earliest exploitation of anthracite Cologne, May 5.— It seems certain, coal thousands of dollars were fruit pects for the 1913 crop were never I’rac- 1 the Gazette declares editorially this lessly expended in New York in search better in the valley’s history, MARRIAGE LICENSES of coal beds until the New York geol S. Baker and Florence» M. Hunter lically no damage resulted from front afternoon, that Austria and Italy will ogists showed that tile beds in that P. Elwood and Hazel D. John- where smudging occurred, and po! send troops into Albania, irrespective state could contain no coni. The fos linization, always a great bugaboo < i of the outcome of the conference of ston. sils in the rocks exploited nre devo J. L. Beebe and Gertrude Jordan. j self-sterile varieties, was satisfactory European ambassadors in London. nian, whereas the fossils of the Penn Peter Toskos and Aspasia Rabtaw. ' throughout. sylvania anthracite coal beds belong i Among the orchards visited were the to the carboniferous, a tnncli later pe CIRCUIT COURT Administrators Final Notice. 'Graham and Page, Bagley and Streets. riod. This discovery nt once stopped Fffie L. Taylor vs C. M. Boardman Wolverton, Nye and Sledd, all of I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON FOR JACK- a useless expenditure of money.—Ar SON COUNTY. and Mrs. Chas. M. Boardman. Action which have excellent crops. gonaut. Fr.'day In the matter of the estate of David Linn. to recover money. Complaint and | Mr. O’Gara and Mr. Meyers, fruit in Deceased. summons filed. A Fatal Sleep. spector, visited the orchards in <J»e Notice is hereby given that th? undersigned Hugh Miller, the Scottish geologist ( has. Chaffee vs Joseph M. Stephens ■ Gold Hill district. I * m 1 ninistratrix of the estate of David Linn, de- nn<l writer, was one of the most illus et «1. Suit to foreclose bond for deed. i Prof. O’Gara says that the present Coased, has filed her final account in the above trious of sleepwalkers. Miller, who tit led Court, and said Court has fixed Monday, Complaint filed. ! rain is greatly needed, and predic.s ♦*n the 9th day of June, at 10 o’clock, in the forenoon had been addicted to somnambulism in Julian P. Johnson vs Emily Alice i further showers. in the court room of said Court, in the County his youth, found his restlessness return One of the heaviest downpours of Court House, in the town of Jacksonville, Oregon while be was engaged upon his "Tes Johnson. Suit fordivorca. Complaint filed. i the year came Thursday afternoon, but as the time and place for the hearing of said timony of the Rocks.” He used to wake final account. In the morning feeling, as he said, as I vbecca Florance LeBaron vs Louis ' it did no damage to the fruit, as the All persona interested are hereby notified to if lie bad been abroad in the night W. LeBaron. Suit for divorce. Com petals have dropped. Fears were ex make or file their objections to said final account, wind, draggisl by some invisible power | pressed that the rain was with su f- if any they have, with said Court on or before plaint filed. ¡I and ridden by witches. On the night ! flcient force to strip the trees, but said lime. Z nna B. Townsend vs Cecil A. Town- of his death he slept alone. In the CORINNE LINN. ' they are groundless, and even a hail Mi . Suit for divorce, Complaint Administratrix Estate of David Linn, deceased. morning they found him stretched dead would do little «lamage at this time. on the floor with a bullet through his file . The acreage in the Rogue River breast. lie bin! written a note to his Samuel J. Baussum vs Parke A. valley ust-d for gardening will be much wife: "My brain burns I must have Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. Sumerlandn,—hi« wife, (sometimes larger than last year acconiing to esti By virtue of an execution and order of «ale walked, and a fearful dream rises upon call d Bert) Sumnerhind and Fred I.. mates, ninny growers now planting duly issVed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of me. I cannot bear the horrible thought. Cob ig aa recorder of Jackson County, i cantelonpey, watermelons, onions, ami the County af Jackson. State of Oregon, dated My brain burns as the recollection Oregon. Injunction suit. Complaint i tomatoes, on live and ten a«-re tracts the 9th day of May. 1913, in a certain suit in the grows." So intense had liven the poor Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein and injunction bond filed. . for commercial purposes. Early in Jerry Nunan as Plaintiff recovered judgment fellow's anguish that to make certain R’ley J. Hammersley vs Laura Ham- dication* point to a bumper hav crop, aRiiinst Clinton Texter for the sum of One his end he had torn back shirt and mer-ley. Suit for divorce. Complaint the rains of yeateulav being particular H undi cd Eighty Seven and 50-1(0 ($187.50) Dol vest and placed the muzzle of the pis lars. with interest thereon frtrn the Itilh day of tol to hfs naked flesh.—St. James' Ga ly beneficial to them. Sun. April, 1913 at the rate of 8 per cent per annum zette. nerva J. Beardsley vs Win. J » nd b ifty ($50.00) Dollais attorney's fee, and the The Japanese Juggler. further aUiu of E! wen ($11.00) Dollars ct»sts. «Isley. Suit for divorce. Com A man who lias traveled In JnpHn If »nil bam voting 'iii’ lr.-n yon li i"c pc Public notice is hereby given that I will on ’ and summons till'd. says of the feats of a native juggler: I«]-, «i. tuM.1 iliat diaonlerx of tin s‘i ill.'.. SATURDAY, JUNK 14. 1913 ink King vs Hannah F. King fci*i llwir most r «ninmn .«ila ent i corn . at the front door of ih< C »urt Hvu.se in Jackson- "He took nn ordinary boy's top nud •bis you will find ( han -i * 1 : -t’ « vilie. in t ounty and « iate, at H» o'clock in spun It In the alp. then threw the eud for divorce. Compluint tiled. LlV cellent The» n.-c "i'T e-nlpti > Iti I li e f »rei o.»u of «♦ '.id dav sell at Public uuctii on to md mild mi I jvi tie ir. c.lect. r ; r biro . I iht biatic.»'. t»idd«-r for cabh .n huud th« folio wing of the string back toward It with such accuracy that It was euuglit up and ■ il Ui hlrl~. lie.* vi il<»i teal pioperty. liCiiurer's Fifty-First 1 he Suu i hcMst quarter of Section 8 in Town wound itself nil ready for the second ship 34 South of Range 4. We»i of the Willamette cast. By the time It had done this It Mt-ridian in Jacks, d Count; . O-» n. had reached his band and was ready Gjvernor After Portland Pupsr. This sale is made by virtue of an « xec jtion and te of Dr 'g i, (' unty of Jackson, for another spin." The paper butter i <>: der of sale on the forecluAip ’ e of a mortea re sur.v Department. flies lie made by help of a fan to alight J .rtven by .-aid Defendant to said Plaintiff on the ssoiiville, Oregon M.iy 10th. 1913. wherever he wished. The spectator re above described property, dated November 5th. S-il"ni, Ore., May 8. - Gov» rimi- Wes* is hereby given th-i‘ i'> quested tbnt one might be made to set 190J an«) recorded n Volume '3. Page 2^0. March -it ' ntta-ks mi In i.pon hxuil for 11 • r..,| ii ath. ¡>'9 and 1 will sell the above proi erty or so tle on each ear of the Juggler. "Gentle 1 » I n b. 1.1 ■ in,; Telegram of P..rt- much thereof as shall be neve.-sary to satisfy said undulations of the fan waved them V.'sit ui* pioii .•.I ;i in . « ih b ug an action for criminal judgement, atiornej s fee. cos's ano accruing slowly to the required point aud there Lil'. 1V1", to J fi I liin'l against thi't paper, his ntio'nev.« | cosis. left them comfortably settled.'* 1911, both dates inclusive, I’at.si at JackbO tville. Oregon, un this 9th day b.- ’ iv; now busy pnparin r the papers o: M a , IV. t. ■si riMFi s nn tb> warrant■« above A Left Hended One. ,n .he vas". The matter* mleg.U to W. II. MNGIJ R. Sheriff. this Oth d..v of Mav. 191'1 rie- A handsome woman smiled By 1. W. W1USÜN. «»»uty. l e lihidmiH aro «.menta mad'- in the J ami s M. C ron ui i a me yeslerda». She—Well. It Is possi- priaon brickyard Tie. «urer <n JacK-on County, Oiegon. Telegram that the “ prison ble for even a bnndsome woman to I'un'is have been dissipale,! disamaied ami li nt hive a sense « >f rhe ridli ulous.- Scran $100 n ’-vard. $100 Th American Bonding Co of Haiti. Governor West is i espone hie there- Tho reader* of this paper will be tou Tribune H.-| ubll.-aii. more will go on your bon I and wi.te for.” It also eharg.d the governor plear.'d to 1 .;rn that tiiero is at least onn duease that science has been had "squandered the prison funda.” dreadvd A benntlful eye ninko. »Hence elo ary inaurante able to cure in all l.a stages, and that Is 5 t' e i «■jtana. l’. iirs Catarrh c ..o 1.» ‘he only quent: s Kind eye make, contradiction In an aaticle publish«*! March I). W. B acsiuw p«sitl\o cure now kn -vn to the medical ’state fraternity. Cat :rrh bei:i< a constitutional nn ai-etit- an enrngi-d eye makes beau- assertion whs made that the dvturiiH-<l Addison. Governor disease, requires a constitutional treat could recover funds from Aft amount of ill heUÜi due to tir- ment Hall s Cat :rrh Cure Is taken In- Venezuela <Totee~co. dipwlfon. Whtfn the’doniteli fail» West thi'i'ugli a ci.-il action and that ti-rnaltv. actin t diroct’y upon the blood a-.a mucous sur'a.-es of the s stem, there Venezih'la 1« «uh n file o-intrv fee toi» .inn ita hinctioM rroj*,ly Uie whole he was er minnily responsible . Many by destroying the foundation > f th«' dls- beuomoa deruogea. A .< w done» « t oihei siateirmnt* along the s unie line case. and g Ing th« patient strength by tnh:> ni t’mt the weed grows wild nn buikung up the constitution ar.d assisting uinkea i retry fnl- wn'ine >erlaii>*a Tahirn» is«II you need. 1'1 ?» it is «II g«<‘. e «rinted i nd i- iiWisli- batnrs In «totif its w —k. The proprietor* tiwnfthtn your . .. e Mother. so tr a f th la i's curative p w- ov vi Hur. » b.-'\c MÜ ivi’u. itr yourIxiwJa, . .»inly • 1 «'i a«:. evi«•«.•! nitig tin <-rs that tl.cy of.’or On. Hundr.-d Dollars \ . .i-'tlier l< one who fours to with that iiiiaerabit irviiuj iiiie The governor stat -* the «<>mp«aint will for any case tbat It falls to cure. Send lea'e her bull. nt home lest papa pin list of testimonials. ¡gestion. Try it. Many othem be tiled jusl as soon as Ins attorneys for Addr.es F. J CBENEY A CO , Toledo, Okto. the «Ioti i •* to It instead of ou It—Gal- hare een permanently cured—why not Tou? Sold by all r'rueirlst., ?5c. bave completed it. ! Take Uall'e Family rills for constipation. veatou News. For feb by all dealer*. Thanking one and all for past favors, and hoping to merit your future extended patronage, \o? are yours tor honest service Taylor Jacksonville, I I The People's Store Oregon BUSINESS CAROS IL K. HANNA NEWBURY GUS Lawyer Attorney-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State MEDFORD, OREGON. DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building JACKSONVILLE, OREGON POLK’S » Business Directory OREGON and WASHINGTON Office in llyan Building, California St. Upstairs W A Directory of each City, Town and Village, giving descriptive sketch of JACKSONVILLE C** ' <>REGON H each place, locution, population, tele- 1). W. BAGSHAW M graph, shipping and banking point; rj also Classified Directory, compiled by M business and profession. R. I*. POLK A CO- •»awwyjj 11.,»« W À.U. S.M> A prominent Nt-w York piivxician xiya: • If it were not fi>r tliv th.a »toekinee and ........ } ' Afternuan Forenoon 1;30 9 to to 12 5 Jiin soled sin os worn by vouien th« doctors Office , u Hours: mould probably bo bankrupt.” When you intract a cold do m t wait for it to develop Bank of Jacksonville Building. aito pneumonia but treat it nt once Chain- JACKSONVILLE, - - OREGON . «Iain's t oueh Renicily is intended especi ally for cousin and leal*, mid lias won a rido reputation l>y its cure, of the«- disc»«-». Look io Y l'lurabing. It is most effectual mJ ■'» pleasant ami safe You know what .ap ' ns in a house in to take, F- r sile by all dealers.—Adver which the plumbing is An r> ^«•condition— tisement. everybody in the house is li..bl3 to contract typhoid or some other fever. The digestive organs perforin the same functions in the human body as the plumbing does lor the hou«e. and they should be kept i i first clasu We have on hand for sale the following condition all the time. If you have any blanks viz: trouble with your digestion tak? Chamber- lain’« Tablet* and you arc cer. in to Lease, quick relief. For sale by ull de: ¡era.—A Mortgages, verlio*"mT.t. Bill of Sale, Agreements. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattel Mortgage, Acknowledgements, tllfS OH KO fit. Real Estate ontract, Copyrig'.i.* reg Location Notice—Placer, •I or Photo, for í\ i:y. Putcnipract- Location Notice Quartz, f.x £fc£MC£S. ’« T >r Invaluable book Satisfaction of Mortgage, 4 t S üll patknts , V to get n partner, •r valuable* Information. J Real Estate Agents Contract, Notice Application for Liquor Liceaia I At reasonable prices. Weintend adding F * Vr. iY L AWYERS, other blanks as fast as possible until va '. 33 : ’.h St., V/ishin(jtnn, 0. C. the line is complete. Blanks wf special • í rrsmiT form printed to order at short netica jei;d Now for Free NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER LEGAL BLANKS JACKSONVILLE POST. . / CHAS. H. LILLV COL < SeltU California Woniau Seriously Alarmed “A short time ago I contracted a seveia cold which settled on my lungs and caused me a great deal of annovance. I would bora l ad cr.u, !-:ng spells and my lungs «era so re anu inflamed I begun to be serioudy alarmed. A friend recommended Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, saying she hud used it for years. I bought a bottle and it re lieved my cough the first night, and in a week I w.s rid of the rold and soreness of my lunge,” writes Miss Marie Gerber, Saw- tello, Cal. For sale by all dealers.—Adver tisement. POST ADS. bring Best Results i
