Jacksonville post., May 10, 1913, Image 3

J. Percy Wells was at Medford Sun­ Parenfs-Teachers Association. i er courts will sav remains to be seen.
Weather Report. •
Turk» Picnic at Hom«.
There is doubtless ambiguity or there
day.
"Simple life” picnicking in the house
, could not have been a lawsuit. The
Is thoroughly understood by the Turk.
Mrs. L. I. Brown was at Medford
M. M. Taylor was at Medford Mon­ recently.
The Parents-Teachers Association • ■ court has alstr held -that' the bondhold­ Foltmvtbg'tstherefihrt ofU. S. ^Vrrt 'The reni*¡>14 (?Tt»fiRmert-TtTrkrtndeè8FijB
day.
meeting will be held at the school ers whose mortgage covers the land unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt, Sir Charles Eliot t-frowg. reveals hb»Jn
Mrs. M. M. Taylor was at Medford
11
;
building
on Friday evening, May 16tb were not “innocent purchasers,” as Jacksonville, for month of April. ÍE•rfted nomndie instincts by~treating I
A. E. J. Percival of Medford was in recently.
line merely
a p|mj» to camp tn
! at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Jarley’s Wax- they must have irnewn the law and are Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi*
town Friday.
ooms are not iwslenod to special put*
Mrs. Lizzie Coulter was in Medford | Works wiil be presented.
I liound by, it. As the railroad itself, , tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
isos. "You sit in a »room and writ;
Ed Helms spent Sunday afternoon Tuesday.
Some of the cast of characters are:- I , however,, is now ample security the DATE MAXI­ mini ­ PRÈCP-
at Mecfford. •
TAT N
mum
MUM
■
1
and
i
bondholders
need
have
no
fear
John Pater of Applegate was at Jack Spratt...................... Mr. Willialms
1 your hand. When!jrou are hung'j
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Nichol spent Sun­ Medford Monday.
40
57
1 ...........
Mrs. Jack Spratt............... Mrs. Collins I doubtless have none. —Ex.
you cull. A little table Is brought hi
!.
.
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55
2 ...........
day in Medford.
3 ...........
61
37
J. Hartman was a Wednesday pas­ Jack Horner...................... Mr. Caudill1
Skid you eat.1 When yblfWant to go tc
part clouds
60
37
4 ...........
Miss Laura Neuber has been visiting senger to Medford.
....Cheater Wendt
, Simple Simon
bird a pile of rugs Is laid in a corne?)
clou h
33
54
5 ...........
Bird
Lovers
Battle
With
Trust
part cjvudj
at Grants Pass.
29
53
6 ..........
Buttalo Bill...
.. Dave Cronemiller
tkuf
.toil ’go tò sleep ofl it’.** 'THi’li ft
28
cl?ai
57
.09
7 ...........
JfiiA- Shakes, at Chapman’s i Old King Cole
»(•eiHE-Ht- -YHdljj—seeeifistri«»-woskiag iij
............. Mr. Collins
39
Mascot Tobacco at Chapman’s
8 ...........
i*
T2
32
cloudy
9 ...........
Chocolate Corner.
a red plush room furnished In Euro
......... Miss Gillette
Chocolate Corner,
Miss Muffet...
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38
The destruction of great numbers of 10 ...........
». • •
•. 1 pe’i’i'n style.
"Some «ehi iitfini ciirlod
78
SO
11
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........ Miss Fleming native birds which are the natural
Harley Hall of Applegate was a May Queen....
.1
John Matney drove into Jacksonville
39
.35
56
12 ...........
up hi lirtin hairs.' Svilii' tfiélr tntcpi ts*
. ». 1
........
Lula
Williams
56
38
.10
Medford
visitor
Tuesday.
Cinderilia.
...
13
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from Applegate Friday.
enemies of insects has at last aroused
noised perilously on tlie arYiis.'tllé'idetf
54
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41
............ Mr. Wells the law makers. The fight is now be­ 14
58
37
T. L. DeVore will sell ice at retail The Bachelor..
15 ...........
W. H. Venable of Ruch was a Jack-
■ ' ■ u of’ fiAviiig a" wHtif/g faïilÿ nèiW“hn»“
67
34
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His Future Wife................ Miss Wendt ing waged in Congress by bird lovers, 16
at Jacksonville Bakery.
iiig còlile Inló'thifir henàà, ’ Some IvefV
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.« ».
T¿
39
17 ...........
sonville visitor Saturday.
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44
All are urged to be present, A col- scientists and farmers on the one hand 18...........
squatting pii thè Hoof, eating with f finir
Shaw
Mrs.
A.
Elmer
and
Mrs.
T.
T.
64
35
19 ...........
Lester Throckmorton of Ruch was a
lection will be taken.
ffiigérs off firoiid dlsheA’ pl'u ei! etri" h low
70
38
.46
and the millinery interests of New 20 ...........
were at Medford Saturday.
Friday visitor in the city.
.Olì
65
42
21 ...........
tritile One was takttik'if iiè'sta ili thü
York,
Boston
and
Philadelphia
on
the
60
31
.01
22
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John W. Opp was a business visitor
’*
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs of Medford was a
. ill?! Mill eorïu'V."-St .ràm'é^'GiÌteÙe.'’ 1 ' 11
68
31
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.36
other hand.
M. E. Church Notes
76
39
at the Braden mine Friday.
24 ...........
J
•
county seat visitor Friday.
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44
.08
The point at issue is the passage of 25 ...........
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..’ ’ • • !. ;
64
40
Mrs. J. Margrieter of Poorman’s
26 ...........
Q,i»abuso<( Hi»
, ,
R. B. Dow and W. R. Coleman spent
a provision in the Tariff Act which 27
55
36
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At.
a
¡^qtujop
tl.ie'jitqr.
tbe
.p.tljeç
qfgli^
creek is visiting in Portland.
52
29
The Epworth League was lead by prohibits the importation of “aigret­ 28 ...........
Monday evening at Medford.
•t 1 c.“: • i.H w.b.im a .jyell K.VP'vu ip tyeiis wi^weei»-*
51
30
29 ...........
Col. J no. M. Williams transacted Miss Etta Morcom. Next Sunday the tes” and the plumage of other wild 30
52
35
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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman spent
Ipg | bitjpfjy on tisi stage, a sensitive
31
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business in Medford Tuesday.
topic will be, “Jesus’ Doctrine of His birds into this country, except ostrich
Sunday evening at Medford.
euuntqpqqn bup^l; Ìpip tynrs,ai\s}
Temperature
—
mean
max.
62.1;
mean
’
Leader,
Miss
Alice
Own
Person.
plumes and the leathers of domestic
B S. Radcliff and family of Medford
âllflIVIy.,
' , ,. ,
,
Leslie Stansell made a business trip
Hoefs.
fowls. The Ways and Means Commit­ mir. 36:53; mean 49.31 Max. 81 on 25, . "Wh:^t.llüfç you making _ th.ftt row
motored to Jacksonville Sunday.
to Medford Friday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society met last tee has reported favorably on this Minimum, 29, on 28th. Greatest daily, for’" iisketl.,anyifi.u^bor. , . .,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich spent
Chi-Namel for staining your old
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o’ ilijd; 4 poor creature’^
Tuesday
afternoon at the home of section of the Tarriff Act, but the ’ange. 40. Total precipitation 2.15 /Tin tbjidilng
Wednesday evening in Medford.
furniture. At Fred J. Fick’s.
Don't
you
knoy
.
,W
the
rep!}<J".,
.
inches.
Greatest
in
24
hours,
.40
in.,
j
wholesale
milliners
have
combined
and
D4 Cameron, a miner of Wimer dis­ Mrs. Abbott.
"V't-
”
.po
rti
Judge J. R. Neil was a visitor at
on
13th.
Number
of
days
with
JOI
"Wliat?
Don
’
t
yon
knoy
»VfiJ
1
P
a
'P>
The usual weekly prayer meeting | are using every effort to defeat it.
Treaty
pounds a week!
Dq,
trict spent Monday in Jacksonville.
««>!>.
tq. do tjintr
.i„ rtf
Medford and Ashland recently.
inch or more precipitation, II, • clear, £’JP a menu
to say her crying
’^, not.
was
omitted and a service held Wed­ The trade in plumage of native
"Eli?
'
••
U
Butter
milk
on
Ice
at
Jacksonville
7;
partly
cloudy,
7;
cloudy,
16.
KiUin#
A. L. Gall and daughter, Miss Ekron
nesday evening. Rev. Mr. Poor, birds is now illegal in some states, but
I. n 1
.1
Bakery.
T. L. D e V ore , Prop.
frost, on 28th. Precipitation since yon i
have been visiting at Gold Hill.
pastor at Ashland, Rev. H. N. Ald- not in others. As long as the Govern­
real?”
Sept.
1st.,
16.45
inches.
Precipitation
H.
H.
Hicks
of
Medford
was
at
the
ment
permits
the
importation
of
goods
Miss Estella Levy and Miss Mollie
“Of 01(111710 not.” .
,
rich of Central Point, and Rev. R. E.
court house the latter part of the week. Dunlap, Presiding Elder, were present which are contraband in certain states, for last season, 19.69 inches.
, "(Tjlieii, all, I've gof .to' say ,)s she's 3,
Britt were at Medford Saturday.
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fiy eit.ful hussy.” ,\nd up bt( got and
Mr. Dramond Sr., late of Eagle each giving short talks on Missionary 1 it is practically impossible to prevent
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron trans­
"Twenty iKiutiils a week,
; » went out.
the
use
and
sale
in
other
states.
Point
has
been
visiting
at
Jacksonville.
Found
a
Cure
for
llhcumat
’
sm.
work
and
Christian
Stewardship.
acted business in the city Friday.
fie^vas muttering as be inovpl Intó tlù»'
“
If
our
school
children,
teachers
and
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1
suflered
with
rheumatism
for
two
years
Mrs. E. J. Kubli has been visiting
The Ladies Aid Society held a fair j
C. M. Rucfi of Ruch was a business
could not * get my right hand to ____ my J street, "apd, to kick up àtl tiia|' roiv
her sister Mrs. J. Wilson of Medford. Thursday afternoon at the Abbott; bird lovers will write immediately to j and
visitor at the county seat Friday.
t t.X!' I 'It..
tneir senators and congressmen asking mouth for that length of time,” writes-Leo too."—London * Globe.
| L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa. “1 suffered
Frank Bybee returned recently from House. In the evening a cafeteria |
•
... •: • -, <!• j »
;
Mrs. C. C. Beekman and Miss Carrie
lor their assistance in the passage of i terrible pain so I could not sleep or lie fetiil • »•< Disease» They
Havç.ln Scotl^pd. .
a trip to Portland an! Washington j lunch was served and an enjoyable i
Beekman were at Medford Monday.
this measure, we can at one stroke at night. Five years ago I began nsin.
Has Scotjund syil.Jts pp-n wpj-ij for
' program rendered by the young people.
points.
accomplish one of the greatest steps in Chamberlain’s Liniment and in two moi/th measles? Dean llarpsny relates |hat
Bill Anderson of Applegate trans­
1
was
well
and
have
not
suflered
with
rheu
The
last
meeting
of
the
Adult
Pro-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Wendt
were
among
wild bird protection that has ever been
acted business in -lacksonville Friday.
in 1775 Mrs. Betty Mptrhead. who k'ep^,
the Jacksonville people in Medford I i bationer’s class was held Friday even- taken. We can save untold numbers matism since.” For sale by all dealer».— a boarding scl|ool for young ladli^.ÿi
Advertisement.
Vance Bostwick of Applegate was Tuesday.
I ing, followed by a rehearsal for! of oqr song, insectivorous and plume
tile Tro^afe of Glasgow, asked ^1 ne>);
calling on Jacksonville friends Friday.
pupil wliel,|i<ir she had had sin|illyox.
Money to loan on improved, revenue Mother’s Day.
birds from one end of the nation to
Try
that
delicious
Ice
Cream
al
Mrs. Frank Brennon of Medford was
“Yes. meni,’,' replied the girl. "I've had
On account of a delay in receiving I the other,” said Mr. T. Gilbert Pear­ Chapman’s.
producing farms, by the Eank oi
"
in Jacksonville the latter part of the Jacksonville.
the sma'pox. the nirls. the blubs, the
-
the music, the Mother’s Day program son, Secretary of the National As-
week.
scay. the kinkhost and the fever, the
Frank R. Neil of the Big Butte dis­ will be postponed a week, being held 1 sociation of Audubon Societies.
branks and the worip." "Siiui'pox’*
Miss Flossie Dunford has been visit­
Sunday
evening,
May
18.
“The demand for plumage of wild
trict was at the county seat on busi­
and even the vague "fever" might not
ing her sister. Mrs. S. B. Simmons, at ness this (week.
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birds for millinery purpose during the
I worry an English render, but it needs
Medford.
I
past twenty-live years has grown to
a glossary to interpret the others In
Cured of Liver Complaint.
We have it in all the very
Sheriff Wm. Singler and Deputy
Wm. Ray of Applegate was among
order as measles, nettlerash, itch,
“I wan suffering with liver complaint,” enormous proportions. In an effort to
latest and most up-to-date de­
E. S. Wilson autoed to Rogue River
save Iva Smith of Point Blank, Texan, “and supply the markets, our woods, fields
whooping cough, mumps and tooth­
the out-of-town people in Jacksonville Thursday evening.
signs and shades, nt prices
decided to try a 25c. box of Chamberlain’s and sea coasts have been combed
ache.—I.ondon Tatler.
Friday.
that
will
apneal
to
you.
Make
Counterthrust.
County Commissioner Joseph C. Tablets, and am happy to say that I am com­
Mrs. James Gardner of Ashland is Smith of Rogue River was in Jack­ pletely cured and can recommend them to ; systematically by plume hunters to
your selection while the stock
"A ve(y good retort!" said a senator
get
bird
wings
and
breasts
to
use
in
<
every on«.” For eale by all dealers.—Ad-
visiting her son, county clerk G. A. sonville this week.
is complete. Headquarters for
In an argument. "A very good retort
'ertieemeat.
the millinery trade. Many varieties of |
Gardner.
Indeed!,, It ¡reminds me of Weeks.
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Glen O. Taylor of Medford was in
birds are in the best plumage during , All Kinds of Paints, Oils,
"Weeks and his wife were quarrel­
G. A. Gardner and E. S. Wilson at­ this city on professional business the
the breeding season and they are killed I
ing.
tended the ball game at Central Point middle of the week.
T/ie Oregon Land Suit.
at this time and the young are left in
Brushes, Glass, Etc.
“ ‘The night yon proposed.’ said Mm.
Sunday.
Weeks, with a hard, scornful laugh,
the nest to die of starvation.”
Mrs. Mert Coffman, of the Braden
To brighten up your dingy old
Miss Myra Gallup and brother Hom­ mine was the guest of
•you acted like a fish out of water.'
“The investigations of the Biological
her mother in
By the final decision of the United
furniture try
“Weeks Siglled.
er Gallup, were at Medford Thursday 1 this city this week.
Survey
of
the
Department
of
Agricul
­
States
district
court
at
Portland
about
•• 'But a very cleverly landed fish,' he
afternoon.
ture
shows
that
the
greater
number
of
S. G. Van Dyke of North Phoenix 2,300,000 acres of land, some of it said
said. In n musing voice."—Washington
C. E. Gates, the Overland auto man ;
district made a business trip to Jack­ to be very valuable, and forming a por­ our wild biros are of benefiat in pro­
Star.
of Medford was a Friday visitor at the i sonville Wednesday.
tion of the Oregon and California land tecting crops,” continued Mr. Pear­
.
Her Cñ<*nc».
county seat.
son. “This light is clear-cut and we
at
HnsbHiid- V»u «uok lud to<1iiy. my
The county commissioners court held granf, have been declared forfeited for believe the farmers, fruit growers and
Mrs. H. C. Gallup has been spend­ its regular monthly session at the breach of conditions and restored to
love,
in it th.it you nrn Uli
Wit»-
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs. court house this week.
NO. .lutiti: lt*N til IN IIINI xeni n but 1 iu
the Dublic domain, The case has still others throughout the country will
vetiHiiK
Harper a Bazar.
T. W. Fulton.
to pass the appellate and supreme raise their voices against the millinery
Frank Coleman and “Curley” Wil-
Harry Wolf and Chas. Dunford saw were in Medford Tuesday evening to courts, the contention of the railroad trust winch ' seeits to depopulate the
being that the language of the bill bud world.”
Bud Anderson work out at Medford see Bud Anderson exhibit.
Monday evening.
granting the land did not compel its
I Rev. H. W. Rummell was called to
Oregon Sidelights.
Mrs. Richard Bland of Grants Pass I Tolo Thursday to officiate at the i sale to settlers at $2.50 per acre. The
Help Fight the
government’s contention is that this
visited relatiyes and friends in Jack­ funeral of Mrs. V. E. Webb.
provision is clear and imperative and
sonville this week.
J. N. Pace, superintendent of the that failure to observe that condition
Albany is testing out an auto file
Mrs. Minnie Kelley, Mrs. Gertrude county poor farm made his monthly re­
truck that carries ail round equipment.
works a forfeiture of the land.
Norton and Miss Flora Thompson spent port to the county court Wednesday.
Those who remember when these
La Grande has everything lined up
Sunday in Medford.
Robert Hale off Medford is engaged land grant laws were passed will re­ for a $12,500 Carnegie library endow­
Citizens of the state are urged to inform th
fives
Mrs. B. M. Collins and children were in building a big barn for L. Nieder- collect that in those days the govern­
ment.
this pla.rue which is cau sing gre it. s.iiforin» among boy » ail
the guests of U. S Collins and family meyer on his tarm at North Jackson­ ment was still selling great quantities
man, mid especially amo ig the inn ».’ent girls a i I w on ;■» ot t ie
Herbert J. Flagg has been put in
at Medford Sunday.
Parents are urged to protect their •h,| |r » i, ail >■' >•' lc I ' i I.
of land at a uniform price of $1.25 per charge of street improvement work at
ville.
some
information in plae s of the unclean inirinf »filiation they
Attorneys Lincoln McCormack and
acre,
and
the
main
argument
which
at
!
E. H. Helms, Charles Dunford Sr., |
Hillsboro, as city engineer.
now help getting.
W. J. Canton were in town recently A. T. Lundgren and Ed. Bostwick the lime justified these donations was |
Cottage Grove will make haste and
Send for any of the following
on professional business.
I
were among the many at Medford last the fact that they would really cost ] get up lliat $40,000 high school build­
i
the
government
nothing,
for
when
FREE CIRCULA S
Art Kleinhammer. Jim Cantrail, week.
ing authorized at the recent school
and “Uncle Billy” Cameron of Apple­ i LOST—Ladies bar breast pin, some­ gianting alternate sections to the rail- election, the present high school site I
For You ng Me n
■ roads the government prices of the
gate were in Jacksonville Friday.
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
where on Jacksonville streets. Finder
I sections reserved was raised to $2.50 will be retained.
Circular No. 9 Sex Truth» for Men.
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins and
return to this office and receive re­ an acre, at which price all that was
Work on the superstructure of th«
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich attended
For Older Boys (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
ward.
considered worth anything was long new Christian church at Baker was
the school entertainment at Ruch Fri­
Circular fifo. 8 — Virility and Physical Development.
immense
initial
boost
in
an
given
an
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bullis are at the since sold.
day evening.
For
Younger Boys
Sterling mine, in which the former’s
The government therefore really did old fashioned “raising” that was ne-
Pat Hagen, who has been receiving father, S. S. Bullis, controls a large
Circular
No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
gotiated
last
Tuesday.
lose nothing, for it received for the
medical treatment in a hospital at interest.
For Girls
The Baker Democrat thinks that if
lands retained within the lines of the
San Francisco is reported to be rapid­
Circular No. 4 A Plain Talk with Girls About Their Health.
John A. Niday, a pioneer of Jackson grant as much money as it was asking Baker county could secure a few hun­
ly convalescing.
dred
thrifty
Germans
to
farm
Powder
For
Young Women
for
the
entire
strip
and
received
it
Carl Schmidt of Little Applegate and Josephine counties died at Port many years before it would otherwise River vslley lands it would be “the
Circular
No. 10 — Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood.
He was
this week made final proof on his home­ land of nephritis recently.
best stroke of promotion ever start­
have obtained it.
For Parents
aged
69
years.
stead entry before Land Commissioner
But the public never dreamed that ed.”
Circular No. /—The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene.
Canon of Medford.
County Commissioner W. 0. Leever the railroads would refuse to self to all
Circular No. .7 When and How to Tell the Children
The Citizens’ club at Nashville, Lin­
E. W. Wilson, Guy Harper Wm* ’8 confined at his home as a result of applicants at the government price, coln county, has a good Btrong towline
Circular No. 5 — N List of Books for Use in the Family on Sex.
McIntyre, Richard Gaskin, Frank an injury received in a baseball game for the laws were supposed to have out for a share of agricultural college
Coleman and Dan Bagshaw autoed to at Central Point.
been drawn to require it, and the only extension benefits, as well as many
"Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
Central Point Wednesday eveniing.
K. K. Kubli, formerly of Jackson­ question at issue in this Oregon suit is other excellent innovations. It has a
Department D.
WANTED—Team Work. Extra man ville was a candidate for councilman whether by jugghng the language of i membership of 30 zealous workers.
the
law
during
its
passage
the
railroad
i
The
Oregon
State
Board of Health
if needed. First class team, ranch at the election recently held at Port­
Klamath Falls is expecting a visit
lobbyists
succeeded
in
getting
the
law
or city work. What have you?
land, but was defeated.
703 Selling building, Portland, Oregon
through in a form which left their ob­ from 150 members of San Francisco
C F. N elson , Jacksonville.
Henry Walker, formerly of Grants ligation open to doubt. That would j and Oakland councils of Knights of
Benj. M. Collins and Z. Agee, repre­ Pass, but lately a dining car conduct­
have been the easier, for at that time | Columbus, who will stay a week, en­
senting the Blake-McFall company of or on the Harriman lines, is visiting
nobody doubted that the railroad joying outdoor life in the umbrageous
Portland, spent Saturday at Apple­ friends at Medford and Jacksonville.
would be g'ad to sell their land at retreats that abound near the Klamath
gate and Sunday at Thompson Creek.
government
price and get the money. capital.
Sheriff Wm. Singler, Benj. M. Col­
Jerry Nunan and family formerly of lins and R. A. Bunch attended a ban­
But those were the days in which
The Eugene Cotfee club is doing a
this city, but who are now located at quet given in Medford Monday even- l the great corporations paid little at­ land office business as an employment
Oakland, Cal., have been joined by ing in honor of Grand Vice Chancellor tention to law and especially had nu agency, although the work of securing
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Nunan late of Grant of the Grand Lodge K. of P.
hesitation in construing ail doubtful I jobs for men is done free. The Guard
Portland.
language as they wished it construed, 1 says that in one day the dub sent out
Mr. Mankin Sr. and family arrived
W. R. Garrett, the Buncom post­ in Jacksonville the latter part of the in the confident expectation that it I 28 men to as many jobs and daring the
master returned the latter part of the week and took possession of the farm would stick. It was in those days that j past six weeks about 350 men have oh
week from a trip to Portland. He was they sold the Glen-Rogue company, the railroad magnates were sowing the tained employment through the club.—
accompanied home by his brother-in- located on the Jacksonville-Sterling wind which has returned a whirlwind Journal.
which endangers not only themselves
law, Frank Robinson and wife.
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road.
but the public interests. The railroad'
Persons owning lots in the Jackson-
G.
J.
Carter,
a returned missionary
Among the young people from this companies are now the under dogs aim I
v lie cemetery are urged to clean them city who attended the school enter­ are in that position as a result of their from Greenland, and who now has i
u:>. This is a matter that should be tainment at Ruch Friday r.ight were: own misconduct.
charge of a mission work in Medford,
at! nded to at once as many of the Misses Morcom, Mary Bagshaw, Ada
The Oregon judge has decided that! will speak in the M. E. Church next
1 >ts are in deplorable condition. All Elmer, Pauline Grieves, Ekm" G tj I, the law of the Oregon and California Sunday evening. May 11. He will tell I
r bbish raked up will be hauled away Jewel Bailey. Louis Baker, D..;i Bag- lan 1 grant means what was suppo3e0 | us of some of his experiences among
ire, of charge.
and intended to mean. What the high-1 the Eskimos. Everyone welcome.
I shaw and Joe McIntyre.
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