Jacksonville post., June 07, 1913, Image 2

JACKSONVILLE POST-:
1
PORTLAND LETTER
OfHcia. Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly
newspaper published every Saturday at thetounty seat of JacWhon
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the poet office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. JUNE 7. 1913
Definite Plans Made Jo Aid
Settlers From Northern
Europe
“Taylor Retired”
And Yet We Are Here /
Somewhat disfigured but still in the push
with a splendid line ot General Merchandise
at lowest reasonable prices
Portland, Ore., June 5 (Special) —
A splendid foundation has been laid by
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished, on the State Immigration Commission in
application.
the work of attracting farmers to
Oregon from the countries of Northern
<■ V
Europe. A series of conferences with
COURT HOUSE NEWS
PENSION LAW PUZZLES
Germans, Norwegians, Swedish and
Danish people has resulted in outlining
Item* of Intereat to Jackson County
Measure
Provides Aid for the work to be accomplished and in
securing the complete co-operation of
You will find us in the Kubli Building,
Tax Payer«
Women who are Forced to
substantial people of these various
MARRIAGE LICENSES
where for so many years the honest face
nationalities now resident here.
Support Families.
Committees formed of members of
Ralph Sheldon Hubbard and Audrey
and generous hand of the old pioneer—
the different races will work with the
High.
Albert W. Thomas and Hazel L.
Immigration
Commission
in
seeking
Salem, Or., June.—The use of the
Jerry Nunan so cheerfully greeted you.
Crow son.
word “were” instead of the words ouf suitable lands for colonization pur­
Walter P. Schuck and Heidel Chris­ “shall be” in the section of the Wid­ poses, securing them at reasonable
But those days are gone by like a tale that
tenson.
ow’s Pension Bill designating to whom prices and aiding the new comers after
Charles Magerle and Fay Burchell.
is told and we are here with honest inten-
it shall be applicable, has caused a they are settled. Judging from the
Pearl Jackson Kirkpatrick and Sadie number to assert that the measure success that has attended the pre­
tions to give you a square deal in all trans­
Elizabeth Ottinger.
applies only to widows who are resi­ liminary work, much may be expected
to
settle
from
this
organized
effort
CIRCUIT COURT.
dents of it prior thereto, and that it
actions with the same honest weights, full
Oregon’s idle farming lands.
B. G. Lane, et al vs W. G. Myres, does not apply to the future.
More
interest
is
being
shown
in
Assistant Attorney-General Van Win­
et al. Order extending time in which
measures, fair prices and courtesies so long
to file transcript in supreme court.
. kle, however, after .a perusal of the eugenics, the science of growing per­
extended to the good people of Jackson­
P. K. Nally vs J. T. Perry. Judg­ biil/gave it as his opinion that the fect babies, throughout the state since
ment and order for sale of attached measure applies only to widows who the first eugenics show was held last
ville and surrounding country by our
are residents of the state when it be­ year at the State Fair. The first test
property.
of babies has just been held by the
comes
effective,
and
to
such
who
come
Donna Graffis vs Robert S. Towne, et
worthy predecessor
Parents’ Educational Bureau, of Port­
al. Order for publication of summons. J within its purview afterwards, and land, and this promises to become a
that it is not retroactive. The sec-
The State of Oregon, ex rel. MaryC. " i tion in question reads:
regular institution. Babies are given
Thanking one and all for past favors, and hoping to merit pour
Foster vs John S. Foster. Order for
“This act shall apply only to women a careful scientific examination and
payment of $90.00 for support of minor who are residents of this state a? the defects pointed out to parents with
future extended patronage, we are yours tor honest service
child.
time this act is passed, or who were instructions as to how they may be
Rebekah R. Moore vs C. H. Nat- residents of the state at the time of overcome. Paients who intend enter­
wick. Order overruling demurrer.
the occurrence of the events which en­ ing youngsters in the coming shows
G. C. Weisenberger vs Oregon-Cali­ title them to the benefits of this act next Fall find these preliminary tests
helpful.
fornia Develoment Co. Ordor grant­ provided by section 1.”
The People’s Store
If technically constructed the meas­ That the Willamette Valley is the
ing plaintiff’s motion of non-suit.
ure would seem only to apply to wid­ one section of the United States that
NEW CASES.
ows who are residents when it becomes can raise sheep equal to those of Eug-
C. C. Gall vs Mrs. R. H. Moore, et
effective, or who were residents prior land, was the statement made by Prof.
al. Action to recover money. Com­
thereto, and that it should not be ap­ Thus. Shaw, agricultural expert for
plaint filed. Summons issued.
plicable to widows who might become the Great Northern Railway, in a re­
Verne T. Cannon vs Walter L Mc- residents ot the state after its pas­
cent talk at Salem. He also said that
Callum. Action to recover money. sage. The Assistant Attorney-Gener­
BUSINESS CARDS
II. K. HANNA
here in this state conditions are such
BALLYBITNION’S MONORAIL
Complaint filed. Affidavit and under­ al, however, does not believe that such
| that pork can be produced for less cost i
taking for attachment. Writ issued. a construction would carry out the in­
than is the case in the corn belt of the One of the Quaintest Railroads In the
Return of summons.
GUS NEWBURY
World Is In Ireland.
tent of. the measure. He is of the opin­ Middle West, while butter can be pro-1
Lawyer
J. H. Wenandy et al vs C. A. Chap- ion that the word “were” was used duced for 50 per cent less than in New | Where the broad mouth of the river
Attorney-at-Law
Shannon mingles its waters with the
man, et al. Cumplaint tiled, Sutn- unadvisedly, and that it was intended England. Prof. Shaw insists that the 1 deeper
hue of the ooenn. where tbs Will Practise in All Courts in the Stute Office in Bunk of Jacksonville Building
to convey the same meaning as the Oregon farmer is, as a rule, neglecting i
mon- issued.
stern coast thrusts Its eager promon­
words “shall be,” and that if a court
tories toward America, the laud of
MEDFORD,
H. K. Oliver vs Charles E. Hicks, et were called upon to construe the bill, his opportunities.
OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE,
;OKE GON
Bend sent its boosters down to Port­ dreams, stands Bullybuulon, pictur­
al. Action for damages. Complaint it would so interpet it. Under such an
esque town of 300 Irish men and wom­
land
last
week
and
took
the
Ad
Club
filed.
interpretation the measure would not
DR. T. T. SHAW
of the metropolis by storm, winning a en. About a mile and a half farther
Surprising Cure of Stomach Troubl«.
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank vs be retroactive, but would apply only to | great deal of publicity. Louis W. Hill north stands Belmore, and between
When you hava trouble with your stom­
Dentist.
these
two
small
towns
extends
one
of
widows
who
are
residents
of
th<?
state
Delia King and Herman King. Action
ach or chronic constipation, don’t imagine
and party of railroad men have been
to recoAer money. Complaint filed. at the time it becomes effective, or inspecting the Central Oregon country the world’s quaintest railroads—the Office in llyan Building, California St. that your case is beyond help just because
your doctor fails to xivo you relief. Mrs.
Affidavit aad undertaking for attach- who may become residents of the state the past week. It is a period of gener­ Bullybuulon monorail.
Upstairs
On its single track, raised on a tres­
G. St.nglr, Plainfield, N. J., writes, “For
afterwards, and otherwise come within j
ment.
al expansion, railroad building a id de­ tle. mid hi Its curious cars passengers
over» month p:>»t I h ive been troubled with
its purview, and Riat, he believes, was i
OREGON i.iy stomach. Everything I ata upset it tar-
and freight nre carried from Bally- JACKSONVILLE
velopment over there.
Edmona M. Anderson vs Robert S.
the intent of the lawmakers who pass- j
riblv. One of Chamberlain’s advertising
and Belmore and back again In
Towne, et al. Suit to quiet title.
Salem has set its dates for the an­ bunion
booklets eiiiae to rue. After reading a few
the remarkable time of five minutes.
Complaint filed. Affidavit and order | ed it.
f the letlen from jieople who bail been
Under the terms of the bill every ■ nual Cherry Fair for July 4 and 5, and The monorail on which Its strange lo­
1).
W.
BAGSHAW
for publication of summons.
ired I'Y < I: mberlsiu’s Tablet», I decided to
woman who has one or more children I it will include a patriotic celebration. comotive and trains run Is perhaps
• tin .'li. i have tskeu nearly threo-fourilie
Attorney at Law
R. M. Ruthfield vs E. J. Lipson. under the age of 16 years and whose , Steps have been taken to make this two feet high, while the distance be­
• a p-ickage of them and can now e it almost
Complaint filed.
■erything that i want” For sale by all
husband is either dead or is an ir mate year’s event the most elaborate affair tween the lower rails, which serve to
.i
ii
...... .»
maintain
the
equilibrium
of
the
rolling
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
of
its
kind
ever
held.
Donna Griffis vs Robert S. Towne et ' of soma Oregon state institution, or I y |
stock,
is
a
little
more
than
a
foot
Good
roads
workers
of
two
states
i
Offlc
j r;=„
al. Suit to quiet title. Complaint reason of physical or mental disease is j
Most remarkable of Its equipment is
will meet at Medford June 6, when the I the locomotive, with Its qmatr elliptical
Beware of Ointments for
filed. Affidavit and order for publica- i wholly unable to work, and whose sup­
proposed new road between California l boiler mid firebox. It has onp cylinder
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
tion of summons.
, port and the support of whose children
Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
is dependent wholly or in part upon I and Oregon will be discussed. This on each side, the rods of which are In­
mercury will surely destroy th© sense
-
- OREGON aa
The state of Oregon vs H. C. Kort­ her labor shall be entitled to nssist- route, lately surveyed, is designed to I side connected to the drivers. The in­ JACKSONVILLE,
of smell and completely derango the
whole system when entering It through
ner. Transcript from Justice’s Court. ¡nce for herself and her children from avoid bad grades in the present road. : terior of a passenger car is divided
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
Mel ford District.
the county in which she resides to the L A ca npaigi will be started bv Jackson into two longitudinal compartments,
from reputable physicians, as the damage
which are entered by separate doors
they will do is ten fold to the good you
State of Oregon vs W. T. Green extent of $10 a month for one child, . County for the issuance of bonds for The guard stands on either side, no­
can possibly derive from them. Hall's
OREGON
and
WASHINGTON
Transcript from Justice court, Mod and if she has more than one, $7.50 per road purposes.
Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J.
cording to the balancing needs of tile
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O., contains no
month for each additional child. Should
ford District.
moment. Freight and stock cars nre
mercury, and ie taken Internally, acting
«lie have any in onv other than that
directly upon the blood and mucous sur­
similarly divided.
?tame vs «ame. Transcript from derived from her labor, then she shall
faces of the system. In buying Hall*«
Directory of each City, Town and
N¿ver Lui A Class
To enable pedestrian» and wagons to «3 W A
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu­
Village,
giving
descriptive
sketch
of
Jjslice court Woodville District.
I
ine.
It is taken Internally and mads lu
cross the tracks of the Ballybuidon M each place, location, population, tele-
i Ue entitled to sui h assistance as, added
Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Tes­
railroad small lift bridges nre con­ M graph, shipping and banking point;
PROBATE CUUKT
I to the income, shall be equal to the
timonials freo.
Umversiti of Oregon, Eugene, M.;v structed at the various roads mid re­
also Classified Directory, compiled by
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottfe
I sum she would have received dal she
business and profession.
Take Hall's Family Pills for sonstlpatiom
In tl.e matter of the estate and iruar- not posse«« an income. The act does 28.—I’hadd.us Wentworth, ot Portland main In :t lowered position for the ac­
K. L. POLK A CO-
di mship of Bertha Howard. Olla How- not apply to any child which has prop­ is the biggest student on the campus commodation of traffic. When It Is nec­
He is also essary fur a train Io puss sucli a |s>int
ar I, and James H. Howard. minnrR. i erty enough of its own to support it of th ■ state University.
Order appointing James W. Howard as nor to a child which does not reside remarkable in another way, for he will the crossing flagman raises the bridge
We have on hand for «ale the following
guardian und fixing his bond < n the sum with its mother. The Juvenile Court gra luate next month, if lie keeps up ns Is shown In the Illustration, thus
the train to proceed.
the pave he has held for nearly four permitting
of $1400.
The Ballyimniou hauls considerable
blank« viz:
is charged with the administration of
years, without a single demerit against freight for so short a road. The sur­
Lease,
In the matter of the guardianship the act, and should it determine that
him for absence from anv class.
rounding country has many famous
•nd estate of Curtis Anderson and.loan i the mother is improvident, careless or
Mortgages,
Just once (luring his course did he eaves, which yield quite a large quan­ ? promptly obininea in ... I <unntrie* OH i.O FEl.
Anderson, minors. Oder authorizing 1 negligent in the expenditure of the
Bill of Sale,
TRADE-MARKS, t’av.’.lK :.!bl t opyriglti.« rvgiA-
fail to be in his < laaaroem before the tity of stone and some mineral wealth.
iM. reU. >rn«l hkeii-ii.
or Photo, for
guardian to enter into the contract of ! money received it may direct that the
Agreements.
FREE REPORT on pat ni ib. uy. Patent pract-
bell rang, or his attendance record —Railroad Man’s Magazine.
it< . Tciusivrly. B a .K fcEFKkCNCKt.
se tleinent heretofore prayed for.
1 money tie paid to some otter person
W arrantv Deeds,
Se i a rent« In H-mpn f«»r inrnlnnbTe book
would be perfect.
Wentwork is a
OT1 > OW TO C J
: t SC.LL PATENTS,
|
for
the
benefit
of
the
m.ither
and
her
Quit
Claim Deeds,
U I’li’h on- -» vr.il pay, li .»y to gH a pAI.nrr,
In the mrtter of the estate and guar­
senior in the Dep irtm nil of Economics.
Rhinoceree Homa.
piiiTit lavK i.nd otiirr valuable inturniAtion.
Chattel Mortgage,
Ths
•torn»
of
the
African
rhino-■erne
dianship of Susan L. Hosford, an in- I children.
He weighs 835 pounds and is large in
Ack now ledgements.
♦ «-a
sane person. Guradian’s annual rt-
proportion. He has always taker a so met I n e* grow to the length of four
Real Estate ontract,
feet In olden times rhinoceros horns
PATENT LAWYERS,
|mrt filed.
prominent
part
in
college
activities.
LV/D9W5 ASK PENSIONS
Location Notice—Placer,
were employed for drinking enpe oy <&303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
■
9 ^9-------- -—
Estate of William Robinson, an in-
royal personages, the notion being
Location Notice—Quartz,
competent. Finul report of guardian
that poison put into them would show
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
oend Now
Itself by bubbling. There may have
filed.
From County Court Uider Act
Real Eilat« A; nt* Cnitract,
for Free
Th« Greater Evil.
been some truth In the Idea. Inasmuch
/
Copy
**A visitor to auu von. air.'’ e«ld Seo
In the matter of the estate of Frank
Notice
Application for Liquor License
as many of the anctent poison« were
Recently Passed. About 20
■ tor Grpnthvnd’* spcrehiry
Ennis, deceased. Order confirming [
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
adds, and these adds would decom­ !
“I’ll I h » i Du winits woinv furor ‘ grmu
sale of certain real property.
other blanks as fast as possible until
pose the horny material aery quickly.
Applications Already
bled tliu senator
- London Telegraph.
the line is complete. Blanks of special
I-' the mittT of the cv’i'r o' ’■•«• >
“it« n mdv e»r “
form printed to order at short notice
p
Hed.
A Helm.w. d e • <’ '•’! ■ nl fl"ii’
“Ah.* Tint mean* half a dozen fa
Adaptable.
vorM.” (atuoiiu Maiulaul and LI in«*«
report of >/ n diatrix til, I. O
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
Client- Before we decide on th»
approving raine.
bouse my husband asked ma to Inquire
At least twentv widows with chi Wren
V’Cious.
If the district ts at all unbesltby
In the matter of the estate of Anna dependent upon them for support have
Dysentery is a<vays serious and often a
Mr llHorr IV«-k th*» brl<it»hrr<M’nj»— Hnnse Arent—Er—wbnt Is your tlUS-
I dangerous Jisesssy but !» can be cured.
Stephens, deceased. Order revoking filed applications for pensions under ColW th I m wny. Ml.** i Mulsh** I want band’s profession, madam? Client­
7 CHAS. H.
< thsmberlain's Colic, t'bolera sud Disrrlioee
letters of administration heretofore | the recent act of the legislature, which to show yon m.v new talking machine. He In a physician. House Arent—Hum
. Remedy has cured it even when mslienaal
LILLY CO.
granted and appointed administrator went into effect Tuesday, and several Miss Pickle« I Uelleie I have met -er—well. I'm afraid truth compel« me
end " ■ 4 <nic. For sale by all dealers.
Saal 11«
1 others have signified their intention of Mrs Peck l*fore Boston Post
De Bonis Non.
to admit that the district ts not to«
making similar application*.
healthy —London Opinion.
Under the law, each widow with
Nover Again.
“Why don't ton cite your wife an al I
An Endurance Test.
Manry tn loan on i miroir 1, ri-rrnttc ' children dependent upon her for »up-
“Hem la an acmaot of a rema rt
lows
me?"
port
will
receive
$10
per
month
for
the
fmttiitlnii farm», by the I'ank of
"I did one», and she spent It before I • hie enduran*» te«V
j first child and $7 50 per month for each
iacktonville.
Adv.
“Vinrh Some con pls been married
additional child. Where the widow has could Imrruw It buck."- U ssiiington
for fifty j ear» f — Blnuluk.ti.im .Age
Herald
an inconi“ from other sources than her
llvruld
individual efforts the amount of such
The Beet Medicine in tlir World.
His Number,
Genuine Regret.
other
income
will
be
deducted
ftom
tne
' 'ly little girl had dysentery very bad. . I
"I'n yon reineii'lier nid Jude.
Wife tpncidlyt I’m •• sorry, dear,
tlioi.gid .lie would die. Chamlierlain's Colic, amount of pension to which she would Plunk»*’’
Clio's ra and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, otherwise be entitled.
"I’m ««un Hin I .nun.K recall him " that tour »faying home and taking
and 1 can truthfully aay that I think it is the
The mounts claimed ly the twentv j "Vou rvuteuilwt uun all right"— care of l>aby cut you out of seetug me
best medicine in ilia world," writ«« Mrs.
man li nt the head of the suffrage p«
William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For tale by who have filed applications, if allowed, 1 IlK'k.
rade.—Life.
all dealora—Advertisement.
| will total about $500 per month.
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