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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1913)
’ p • ' LOCAL NEWS I A. L. Gall was in Medford this Dynamite and Traa Planting. Paul S. >. nanny, Bandy, j Jno. no. ivi. M. Williams, niuiauia, WATER AT CEMETERY Possibly what at first sight appears week. Lewis 1 Ulrich ____ ____ and ___ D. ... W. _____ Bagshaw : t® btUbe strangest Application of Jyjia Mr; and Mrs. F.’J. Fick were recent autoed to Talent Tuesday and visited ■i Leslie Stansell made a flying trip to visitors at Medford. the fruit and vegetable cannery in Is Now Assured. Ladies Civic mite Is for the purpose of plnntlis .We have it in all the very trees. Yet Its success In this connec I Medford Friday. Miss Emma Wendt spent Tuesday that city. The purpose of their visit latest and most up-to-date de tion is said to be peculiarly remarka Club Purchase Pipe. Ex i was to ascertain facts and figures rel- Mrs. Chris Ulrich was in Medford afternoon in Medford. ble. When a bole la made with t> signs and sha'i-is, at prices ■< Saturday evening. 1 ative to the industry with a view of spade the surrounding soil Is left 1 b that will appeal to you. Make Miss Laura Neuber spent Sunday agitating the installation of a similar cavation Almost Com- f Its hard condition The result is that Arttfur Thompson spent Saturday with Medford friends. your selection while the stock cannery in Jacksonville. i the roots find It difficult to start They evening at Medford. is complete. Headquarters for pleled. T. L. DeVore will sell ice at retail are cramped In the tight quarters oi Delia May Lawson, aged 11, daugh C. P. Briggs was in Medford for a at Jacksonville Bakery, the hole and cannot pierce the aur ter of Mrs. Fauld of Ashland was com few hours Thursday. All Kinds of Paints, Oils, Tom Dunnington transacted business mitted to the home for feeble minded The bids for pipe, fittings, etc., for rounding hard wall of earth. With dynamite a large clean hole Is blasted Milk Shakes, at Chapman’s in Medford Wednesday. i by County Judge Ton Velle, following the water main to the cemetery were out and, In addition, tlie soil on all Brushes, Glass, Etc. Chocolate Corner. Robert Finney and Harry Lewis an examination at Ashland Tuesday, opened at a meeting of the Ladies sides is loosened for five or six feet j The child suffered an attack of SDinal Civic Club held last week. The follow When the tree is planted the youna To brighten up your dingy old J. B. Gay of Central Point visited at were at Medford Sunday. furniture try and tender roots force their way with the court house Friday. Hmry G. Dox and Harry Luy were ' meningitis when three years of age ing bids were presented: j and since then has suffered from ar M. E. Abbott $215.40 out effort through the crevices, suck Chris Keegan made a short business I visitors at Medford Sunday. F. J. Fick ... 214.75 Ing up nourishment, and commence to rested development mentally. trip to Medford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shafer visited 200.00 grow from the moment they art set Ulrich Bros. . well Ernest Forman of Buncom, E. S. Wilson attended the ball game relatives at Phoenix Sunday. without anv retardation whatevM. On motion duly made and seconded known in this city, was placed under Contrary to Fact. at Central Point Sunday. D. W. Bagshaw was transacting at arrest by Deputy United States Mar- the bid of Ulrich Bros, was accepted. The phrenologist was examining the business in Medford Monday. Miis Pearl Dox was a Saturday morn The funds for purchasing the pipe bumps on Sambo’s bead. shal Dave Fuller in Jacksonville Tues ing passenger to Medford. Mrs. Lulu Watts was a Tuesday day on a charge of contempt of court. J were ra'?ed by popular subscriptions “Curiosity and acquisitiveness ab W R. Coleman was at Phoenix for afternoon passenger to Medford. It is reported that Forman failed to I solicited by a committee of the Civic normally large.” ttarnbo rolled his eyeballs and show a number of days this week. Peter Ingram of Medford was visit appear as a witness in the United [ Club and the ladies are entitled to States court at Portland when sum- great praise for their work in this ed two rows of white ivory. Jno. M. Williams made a business ing friends in Jacksonville Friday. “Imitativeness, causality and COtk trip to Medford Wednesday. Henry Haswell of Medford was call moned. As a consequence, contempt cause- If you have voungchildren you have per scientiousness small, which with your The excavation and laying of the weak mouth indicates”— charges were preferred by Judge haps noticed that disorders of the stotuach County Clerk G. A. Gardner was at ing on local merchants Wednesday. i pipe will be in charge of the Water "Don’ you be so sbu’ ‘bout me hab- are their mori common ailment. To correct Ashland and Medford Tuesday. County Assessor’ and Mrs. W. T. Woolverton. : Superintendent under the directions of bin' a weak mouf. 1 kin crack nuts this you will Anil ( hamlierlain's Stomach Lawrence Roundtree, a young son of and Liver Ta" Ms excellent. They are easy G. O. Taylor of Medford spent Tues Grieve left for California Monday. | tee city council. We understand that In ma teef.”—8atire. and pleasant , take, and uiild and gentle in day afternoon in Jacksonville. Mrs. J. Schafer visited her daughter F. M. Roundtree, formerly of this | the excavation is now almost finished effect. For saie by ull dealers. city, was committed to the Boys’ and Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells spent Mrs. Demmer, at Medford Sunday. Girls’ Aid Society at Portland this and the pipe will be laid as soon as it Thursday afternoon in Medford. Archie Roien of Applegate was call week by County Judge F. L. TouVelle. ! arrives. With the completion of this work J. B. O’Hara of Central Point was a ing on county seat friends Saturday. Yeung Roundtree, who has been mak ROUND TRIP Friday visitor at the county seat. Deputy Sheriff E. W. Wilson autoed ing his home at the Matney place in and the turning on of the water, it i vill be easy to keep flowers, shrub Miles Cantrall of Ruch transacted to Ashland on official business Tuesday. the Applegate valley, wa3 charged bery, etc. in the cemetery in proper business in Jacksonville Tuesday. Nick Mitchell and C. C. Pursell were with an attempted assault on a five- condition without carrying water a year-old child. He admitted his guilt Medford visitors the first part of the Butter milk on Ice at Jacksonville to the judge, who believed it was to long distance as at present. week. Bakery. T. L. D e V ore , Prop. I County School Superintendent J. the boys bast interests to deal lenient- County Judge F. L. TouVelle made VIA THE Notice. Percy Wells was in Central Point Sat ly with him. a business trip to Ashland Tuesday. E. C. Pottenger of Medford was urday. Henry White and son, Harry, of ELIZABETH ST. CLAIR RYAN among the strangers in town Tuesday. Jacksonville, Ore., May 17, 1913. Notice is hereby given that there are Mac Wilson of Medford was at the Ashland autoed to Jacksonville Wed funds on hand to pay warrants num county seat for a few hours Tuesday. nesday. OGDK •fcSHALTA John Flager of Medford tarried at Aged Resident of This City bered 5, 6, 7 and 8. Interest will j Wm Puhi of Medford was calling on the county.seat for a short time Wed cease after this date. his friends in Jacksonville last Tuea- Died Thursday. Funeral nesday. L ewis U lrich , day. -, ./ Clerk School District No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fulton and Mrs. Frank Zell of Watkins was trans- ✓ Will be Held Sunday. I acting business in Jacksonville Wed- H. C. Gallup spent Saturday evening in Medford. I The Japanese Mailer. nesday. Tickets will be sold from all main and branch line points in Oregon A message received here late Thurs Money to loan on improved, revenue The many friends of Pat Hagen will to Eastern destination one way through California or via Portland. j day night announced the death of Mrs. be pleased to hear he is improving in producing farms, by the Hank ol Stop overs within limit. President Wilson, is having the same Elizabeth St. Clair Ryan at Salem, at Jacksonville. health. j trouble with California and the Japa- seven o ’ clock that evening. TICKETS ON SALE DAILY - May 28 to September 30 Hollis Parks of Buncom passed We are all pleased to see S. E. Dun- Mrs. Ryan was the widow of the late . ncse that his predecessors had. When nington on the streets after his long through Jacksonville Wednesday en Patrick J. Ryan, deceased, and the .¡Mr. Roosevelt was President the FINAL RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31st route to Ashland. illness. mother of our townsman Luke Ryan | trouble arose over the Act of the San Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford and had been a resident of this city Francisco Schools in excluding Japa- TO L. Neidermeyer and son, Carl, left | nese Children, while the present i Wednesday evening on a short trip to was at the court house on professional for many years. Norfolk Detroit Atlantic City business Tuesday. Portland. She was born at Lawrenceburg, ; trouble arises over proposed legislation Omaha Indianapolis Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow were among Indiana, on the 17th of April, 1837, and for excluding the Japanese from the I Dr. and Mrs. Cameron of Applegate Philadelphia Kansas City Boston were Jacksonville visitors Monday and the Jacksonville people in Medford came to Oregon in 1862, when just 25 1 ownership of real property. It is need- Saturday evening. years of age. For more than 50 years ! less however, for anyone to feel alarm Tuesday. Rochester Memphis Chicago Mrs. B. E. Haney of Medford was she has been a resident of Oregon and ed at the prospects of war with these Louis Iverson has gone to Ward I little Islands across the wide Pacific o- St. Louis New York Denver .Calif., to look after his business in- the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Rogue River Valley. cean because while -lapan was victori Mrs. Ryan was a woman of strong A. Schmidt, Saturday. Winnipeg Washington, D.C. Toronto tercets there. ous in the war with Russia, yet that j Ernest Forman and Harley Hall of character, posessing many fine quali nearest Agent for Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bullis have re- And various other points South and East. Call on ties of mind and heart; faithful and war was a terriffic drain on the resour turned to Medford from a visit at the the Applegate valley were in Jackson- true—one whose friendship was highly ces of Japan and so if she should be full information as to routes and fares to anv partii •ulur Eastern city. ville and Medford Tuesday. Sterling mine. and for literature describing points along the S. P. or write prized. She was loved and respected I foolish enougn to embark in another Mrs. G. E. Neuber, who has been Mrs. W. E. Finney was calling on by a wide circle of friends who sincere war with such a wealthy country as John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, this, it would practically mean the ex Medford relatives and friends Wednes- visiting Mrs. W. H. Dana of Grants ly mourn her death. Pass, returned home Monday. Portland, Oregon day afternoon. Funeral services will be held from tinction of Japan from the face of the Miss Aileen Kingsbury, who spent map as money is the thing that counts . her late home on California street, in Oscar Dunford and wife of Grants Paes spent Saturday with local rela- Sunday in Medford, was accompanied this city Sunday afternoon. Interment in war and we can always command un- ■ home by Miss Maud Newbury. limited millions while Japan cannot. in the cemetery on the hill. tives and friends. * T. L. DeVore, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ---------- »«j.. ----------- Jay Terrill of Talent, deputy county Help Fight the assessor, was at the court house on Langley and O. Beavenue were among R. B. Dow spent Thursday evening COMMERCIAL CLUB MET the recent visitors at Medford. business Wednesday. at Medford. Dr. Robinson and family of Oakland, Luke Ryan, who has been spending Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich spent Thursday Calif., will arrive in Jacksonville ahout some time on his Big Butte ranch was At City Hall Thursday Evening. evening in Medford. the 20th of this month to spend the in Jacksonville this week. summer. A. Throckmorton of Applegate was Cannery Project Discussed. Citizens of the state are urged tn inform themselves regarding Mrs. R. Bland, who has been visit transacting business at the county County Clerk and Mrs. G. A. Gard this plague which is causing great suffering among boys a id young ing friends in this city returned to her ner, accompanied by the latter’s seat and Medford Friday. men, and especially anno ig the innocent girls anJ women dt the state. home at Grants Pass Tuesday. Parents are urged to pro.ect their chil Iren, in I provide cl- in, wh ile- The regular monthly open meeting mother, were Saturday evening visitors The R. R. V. Ry. had u crew of men some information in place of the unclean misinform itipn they cann >t A. B. Cornell, the Grants Pass in in Medford. of the commercial club was held at the busy leveling up its tracks in this city now help getting. surance man, was looking after busi city hall Thursday evening, President the latter part of the week. Miss Pearl Dox who has been em Send for any of the following ness in Jacksonville Thursday. Paul S. Bandy presiding. While the ployed in the telephone office at Rose- The large clock in the county clerk’s u FREE CIRC'JLA S John Pernoil, Dick Rock and R. A. burg, returned to her home in Jack- attendance was not as large as had office which has been out of commis been expected, those present displayed For You ng Men White were transacting business in sonville Sunday. a great interest in plans for the im sion since last October is again on the Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies. Jacksonville and Medford Monday. job, ticking its testimonial of the skill Tiny Combest returned this week I provement of the town. Circular N j . 9 Sex Truths for Men. LOST—Ladies bar breast pin, some from Prineville, Ore., where he has A committee, appointed to interview of County Clerk Gardner as a clock For Older Boy.4 (13 to 18 yrs. of age) where on Jacksonville streets. Finder been for some time, and will make his the manager of a cannery at Talent mender. Circular N j . 8 — Virility an I Physical Development. return to this office and receive re home in the Applegate country. and secure figures relative to the cost For Younger Boys ward. of equipping and maintaing a cannery Weather Report. FOR SALE Philo Incubator, Philo and grape juice manufactory reported, Circular No. 7 The Secret of S’rength. W. E. Crews, G. O. Taylor, Hol Coop, Trio Butf Orpingtons, heating and the matter of installing a plant of For Girls brook Withington and W. J. Canton stove, bed, mattresses, rug and chairs that kind in this city was discussed at Following is the report of U. S. Vol Circular No. 4—A Plain Talk with Girls Abut Their Health. made professional visits to Jackson at a bargain. M ary S. H urst . some length. The matter finally being unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; For Young Women ville lately. Benj. M. Collins, cashier of the I referred back to the executive com Jacksonville, for month of April, Circular No. /0-Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood. Charles Dunford Sr. of this city, and Bank of Jacksonville, and Fred J. mittee for further action. Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi For Parents Mrs. Oscar Dunford of Grants Pass Fick, the local contractor, made a Benj. M. Collins on behalf of the tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Circular No. / — The Nee l for E 1 ic iti in in S-x i il Hygiene. visited Mr. and Mrs. S B. Simmons at business trip to Ruch Thursday after committee appointed to secure a site DATE MAXI MINI PKEC’P- Circular No. .? When and How to Tell the Children MUM MUM TAT ’ N Medford Sunday. for a city park reported that as yet noon. Circular No. 5 —A List of Books fir Use in the F.i nily on Sex. 40 1 ........... 57 The Jacksonville Brick and Tile Co. 55 31 E. W. Wilson, Guy Harper, Frank the committee had nothing definite to 0 37 61 ......... has shipped quite a number of car Coleman, Dick Gaskin and Wm. Mc say, although they had one or two 4 3 ........... 60 37 cloudy Send 2-cent stamp with your address to 33 54 cloudy 5 ........... loads of tile to different parts of the Intyre helped the Central Point ball available sites in view. 53 29 cloudy 6 ........... Department I). After further discussion as to the valley this season. 57 28 cl Mr .09 team down the Grants Pass nine at 7 ........... 59 39 crying need of a first-class hotel in 8 ........... Th? Oregon State B >ard of Health 72 32 9 ........... clou ly Sheriff Will Singler spent Tuesday the former city Sunday. Jacksonville the meeting adjourned. :w 78 |0 ........... 703 Selling/Jjilding, I, Oregon in Portland, having taken Lawrence 78 fr) 11 ........... Mother’s Day will be observed bv 56 39 .35 12 ........... Roundtree to^the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid special exercises at the M. E. church 56 38 13 ........... .10 54 41 14 ........... Society in Portland. Sunday evening. A splendid program Democrats and the Money trust. 115 37 58 ........... 67 34 i in ........... WANTED—Team Work. Extra man consisting of appropriate musi& and 39 72 .17 ........... j 58 44 1« ........... if needed. First class team, ranch recitations has been prepared for the I 64 35 It will be recalled that it was a dif 1 19........... trace occasion. Everybody cordially invited or city work. What have you? 70 38 ‘20 ........... .46 ! 21 . ... ficult matter to obtuin a thorough in ,(Xi 65 4? to attend. C F. N elson , Jacksonville. 60 31 .01 vestigation of the money, trust at the i 22 68 .ft» 31 23 ........... “Mrs.Jarley’s Wax Works’’ were hands of the ,D«rr.ocratic House of 1 24 ........... 76 39 The following Jacksonville neople ........... 81 44 1 .0« \s attendei the closing exercises of the presented before a large and apprecia Representatives last year. The Demo- >25 ' 26 . .. 61 40 tive audience at the regular meeting 56 ¡27 ........... 36 Ruch School Friday evening, May 9. j possible towards 28 ........... crats did ever/Ahing 5-' 23 Benj. M. Collins, Lewis Ulrich, Mrs. of the Parents’-Teachers Association making the investigation a faice and 29 ........ 51 30 52 30 35 in the assembly room at the school it wai not until the pressure of pub ic 1 31 ........... Wil-ox, Mrs. Annie Coffman, Mrs. Chris Ulrich, Misses Fleta Ulrich. Ada house Friday evening. Many of the opinion became very emphatic that Tern i .¡rature—me a’l max. 62 1; mean Elmer, Jewell Bailey, Etta Morcom, figures displayed almost human intel the investigation assumed the charac rnir. 3J:53; mean 49.31 Max. 81 on 25, ligence. Mary Bagshaw, Ekron Gall, Leona ter of real sin'erity. Minimum, 29, on 23th. Greatest daily Ci” ‘ral, Pauline Greaves, Marguerite County Judge F. L. Tou Velle has range. 40. Total precip tation 2.15 Oon^h Af.*<Uciti* ibi- Children. J’or-om and Mamie Hards, Messrs. a force of men employed in erecting a inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .40 in , Too much cr < cr.n.-> be -r ed in selecting Joe McIntire, Louis Baker, Dan Bag handsome fence along the iron* of his Number of days with .01 a cough medic.for children. It should on 13th. s' w, Reuben Pit«, Chas. Abbott. residence property on Oregon St. The he ple.”<nnt to take, contain no harmful »ub- inch or more precipitation, 11, clear, I ■ \ Collirs, 'Cecil Gall, Harrv Walsh, posts are a combination of cobble i «txnee end be rc'-ri<fl» u.i!. Chamberlnin ’i 7; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, 16. Killing ’ *' 1 i VanWegen. Samuel Walsh, Joe »ton-?* and cement end th» panels Lo-ildi Remedy me»'1 tnr-' - requirements frost, on 28th Precipitation since Ji hnson, Bob Finnev and Char. Dun rough manzanita poles, very art .tical- , abd is a favurii« v..U il>e u..,'.i.<.rc af Voung Sept. 1st., 16.45 inches. Precipitstion children everywhere, F< t sale by all 1res- ford Jr. * ly arranged. for last season, 19.69 inches. lera.—Advertisement. Wall Paper’ Chi-Namel Fred J. Fick’s Summer^™“ Great Red Plague Is Cleaning T.m 3. Start right by cleaning up your system with a goad blo»»d tonic and al terative. We have just what you want CITY DRUG STORE
