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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1913)
LOCAL NEWS Bob Jeffries was in town Monday. A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass was in Ed Helms was at Medford Sunday. i town Thursday. .Mrs.--J. Schafer made-a trip to Miss Francis Kinrtey was at Medford Longest day in year. i Phoenix this week. recently. How do you like the rain? Ben Eaton made a trip to Medford 1 Miss Rose Bucklev of Ruch visited Circuit'court .will convene July 7. friends at Medford this week. Thursday. Ries Chapman was at Medford Mon Mrs Minnie Lewis was a Medford visi Miss Emma Armstrong of Medford day. visited friends in this city Monday. tor Monday. Ed Mullin was at Medford Saturday County Recorder Colvig is rejoicing Miss Emma Wendt is visiting friends evening. over a young son who arrived Satur in California. C. M Rush returned from Portland City Recorder Stansell was at Med day. Monday. H. 'H. Taylor, a farmer of the Ap- ford Monday. piegate valley was a visitor in this Mrs. W. E. Finney was at Medford Mrs. Orilla Binder was a Medford city Monday. Monday. visitor Sunday. Mrs. C. L. Morrison, formerly Miss Joseph Hall of Buncom was in town W. E. Weaver of Medford was Jn Jennie Reames, of this city, is report Wednesday, town Thursday. . ed seriously ill at her home in Carsen Bert Harr of Watkins was in town Mrs. Dora Harbough was a Med ford City, Nevada. Wednesday. visitor Thursday. A farmers’ institute was held at Mrs. D. Davis returned from Ash- Mrs. W. S. Barnum visited Medford Talent Friday. Some of the foremost land Sunday. friends Thursday. agricultural authorities in the state Miss Flossie Dunford was at Med- Mrs. R. B. Dow visited friends at gave talks upou matters of interest to ford Sunday. Medford Sunday. the farmers of Southern Oregon. Dan Bagshaw was in town Thurs- ' Miss Louise Jones returned from The ball game at Grants Pass Sun- day forenoon. Portland Monday. day between the Central Point and Chas. F. Dunford made a trip to Dr Golden returned from Portland i Grants Pass teams is said to have been Medford Sunday. Saturday evening. one of the best games of the season. Edwin Taylor of Applegate was in Lewis Baker returned from Portland It was won by Grants Pars, score 5 to this city Saturday. 6. Saturday evening. Elmo Throckmortin of Applegate Teaches’ examination was held in H. H. Lampman of the Meadows was in town Friday. this city this week. was a caller at this office Wednesday. Ray Bunch, the tonsorial artist, was J. W. Hicks of Ashland was arecent Mr. Lampman is an old newspaper at Medford Thursday. man and likes to keep in touch with visitor in this city. C. P. Briggs and David Duncan were Mrs. F. Bennedict of Applegate was the typos wherever he finds them. Come again. at Medford Thursday. in this city Friday. C. H. Pierce of Medford was a busi Postmaster Miller was a visitor at ness visitor here Monday. Medford Saturday. EXPERT FILES REPORT Geo. W. Ager of Talent was a visi Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were at tor in this citv Saturday. Medford Monday evening. Dr. T T. Shaw was transacting bus Mrs. Charles Nickell of Medford was Showing Shortage In Sheriff’s iness at Medford Monday. in town Monday afternoon. Ira Tungate of Butte Falls was a Mr. Matthews of Palo Alto, Calif, Office. Does not State visitor in this city Friday. visited J. F. Miller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan were Luke Ryan was transacting business Who Got the Money. recent visitors at Medford. at Medford Thursday afternoon. S. R. Coffman of the Applegate'val- Milk Shakes, at Chapman’s ley, was in town Saturday. Expert Wann who has spent several Chocolate Corner. Adv- months going over the books in the Miss Lelia Prim visited Medford G. F. Billings, a prominent citizen ' sheriff’s office made what he terms a friends Saturday afternoon. of Ashland was in town Monday. report of “a mechanical audit” of the Mark Watkins of the Applegate Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington I books Thursday, stating that a final re country was in town Saturday. were recent visitors at Medford. port will be made later on. B. B. Beekman Esq. of Portland, is Hollis Parks of Buncom was trans In his report, the expert states that visiting his parents in this city. acting business in this city Saturday. the shortage began in 1909 when a D. S. Force, a former resident of The thermometor stood at 95 degrees shortage of *3119.19 existed, in 1910 this city has located at Medford. the shortage increased to $6656.76 the at Chicago, Monday—here it was 79. B. I. Shannon of the Forestry De Watson Caudel), Elbert Coleman and next year 1911, there was a big jump partment spent Monday in this city. Joe Mcltyre were at Medford Sunday. I in the deficiency, the books showing a shortage of $16120.50, this was increas Chi-Namel for staining your old Misses Emma Wendt find Nellie Mc ed last year to $20898.50. furniture. At Fred J. Fick’s.—Adv. Intire were visitors at Medford Mon The report indicates that someone in Miss Cora Linn and Mrs. G. E. Neu- day. the office knew of the shortage and ber were visitors at Medford Saturday. J. A. Lemery of Ashland was trans probably manipulated the books so that Mrs. Mary Bauten of Medford was acting business in this city Wednes the shortage would not appear when transacting business in this city Frid- day. the audit was made by Mr. Wilson. A day. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Guthrie have re check from the S. P. Ry. Co. for $24, Dr. H. E. Morrison died last night at turned from a motor trip to Cresent 227.86 was received March 23, 1912 and the money deposited but the tax re Medford after an operation for appen City. dicitis. Glen Downing, Clyde Smith and Bry ceipts for which the check was given E. Conger is treating his house to a an Hamilton of Ruch were in this city were not entered ■ in the tax ledger, hence when Mr. Wilson went over the coat of paint, an example others might Sunday. books and checked the tax receipts follow. W. P. Mealy of Medford was trans with the cash he found a balance on H. L. DeArmond of Medford was acting legal business at the courthouse the right side. transacting business in this city Wed Tuesday. Mr. Wann does not state in his re nesday. Mrs. E. E. Gore was elected direct port who is responsible for tile short- Curley Wilson, Frank Coleman and or, at the Medford school election Mon age or where the money went and his Will McIntire were at Grants Pass day evening. further and final report will be watched Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Gilson of Run for with interest. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were at corn were transacting business in this Medford to see “Hanky Panky” Fri city Monday. day evaning. Roscoe Thomas who was formerly His Unusual Lire Central Point Odd Fellows and Re employed at the Opp mines, was in bekahs are giving a measuring party, town this week. this evening. Miss Mildred Neil and sister of Der To The Oreg >n pioneer has been giv Mrs. F. A. Hawk and family of by attended the teachers’ examination en a measure of life fuller than that poured out to any other people. The Central Point were in this city Satur in this city Thursday. day afternoon. Howard Zimmerman of Salem won first settler of other new lands wit Misses Emma Martin, Leona Cantra the Beekman Oratorical prize of $100. nessed growth and development in the 1 IldlUI HI Uiuei, UUL natural order, but only to unu him v* of v.««- Ore- and Marie Martin were at Medford' at the State University. ' gon has been accorded tiie opportunity Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich, accompan i of seeing in a short stretch of time a D. W. Bagshaw, editor of the Jack ied by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich’ mo i moving film, reaching from the bimple sonville Post transacted business at tored to Rogue River Sunday. I and individual life of wood and stream Medford Saturday. Julian Abbot. Bill Henry, Edwin w to the complex and cooperative ........... life of Mrs. Antone Rose who has been Beery and Dan Bagshaw spent Sunday farm and populous city. teaching school in Douglas county, re with their parents in this city. I In what other country than the Ore turned borne Monday. Mrs. W. P. Bailey, Mrs. O. N. Nel gon country are there living middle Charles Meserve a former newspaper son, Pearl Dox and Jewell Bailey of l aged men and women who have seen publisher of this city, is operating a this city spent Sunday at Celestine. ! log cabin and puncheon 11? or grow into restaurant at Grants Pass. LOST Cameo Brooch anyone find high structure of steel and floor of J. M. Cronemiller is building a porch ing and returning same to the Bank of . mosaic; who nave seen the ox and the alongside the house occupied by his Jacksonville or this office shall receive horse disappear before the engine of gas; who have read the recorded story sisters on California street. a reward. Money to loan on improved, revenue At the school election held Monday eve of the race in the pale light of tile tai producing farms, by the Bank ot ning, Mr. C. C. Beekman was chosen low dip and in the glare of the electric i iackaonville. Adv. to succeed himself as director, and caudle. Tne Oregon pioneer has seen a mar- A number of persons from this place Channcy Florey was chosen clerk. velous growth in material things and took advantage of the excursion rates Taylor—Williams Co. offers a re- he has ajso seen the fields ot science and attended the ball game at Weed, ward of twenty-five dollars for the ar- and politics yield a golden harvest. In Sunday. rest and convic'ion of th« person or | epitome he has seen in the brief span Major A. Fries of San Francisco, a persons who burglarized their store of his existence the progress of an en former resident of Jackson county, is Thursday night. tire world, the crystallization of cen visiting his sister Mrs. W. T. Grieve Miss Inez Kitchin, a former resident turies of human endeavor, a sight ihat of this city. of this city was married to A. E. Col has been Seen by no other pion- er. The Oregon pioneer has seen the A number af people from this citv lins, Satuiday. They will reside at death of old political methixls, the old show at attended the “Hanky Panky” Sand Point, Idaho, where Mr. Collins convention system and control of ti.e Medford Friday night. They went to has employment. few and out of this death be has seen hear the music, of course. Miss Ruth Peter, a graduate of the the birth of the sentiment that is br ing W. W. Harmon, formerly county University of Oregon, an I a former ing political control of the many and road ergineer for Jackson County, was resident of this place, has been engag- iegard to the rights of the few; a injured in an automobile accident at ed to teach German in the Lebanon •-■ntiment of truly representative g >v- Grants Pass, Friday evening of last high school next year. e.-nment. week. A burglar or burglars entered the County Clerk Gardner turned down store of Taylor Williams Co. sorntime the application for marriage license Thursday night. Two shirts, a pair of W. D. M..g i. a w 11 L. » uMrch^at oi m.L la by a Medford couple Wednesday low shoes, a knife and two dollars in ijternoon. The oartiea claimed that cash were taken. Entrance was made White-.?«:»«), 'A in., . ,ug! . i * * r oi Cl r.'» berlaia’.» m- .1- inet -i to b- able to »-. pply tl • unde-to-be was over 18 years old through a rear window, tne glass of them to his cintwr After receiving I in examination of the school regis- vhice the burglar had smashed. The them he wu hit- elf taken ri-k rmd «?»• 1. showed her to be but fifteen Th. shoes taken were No. 8'i in size ard that one stna'l tr trle rf Chntr.’terJ lin’a C- lie, arxi Diarrhoea Remedy wn ■ worth j.-.nr lady is said to be the s;ep daugh were on display in one of the front Cholera more to him than the coal of iii> entire stock ter of “Windv Bill” Walch, a former window* during the day before .herob of these medicines. Fur sale by all dealers. ievident of this city. bery. —Advertisement. FREIGHT RATES REDUCED gard Mrs. Baker’s residence and culti vation of the land as bona fide and sat fc • S ♦ J ■a — isfactory, wrFtluit shc*is ent»tleda<o -yj Railroad • J Commission Author Mrs. Msry A. Baker of Medford has patent for the same. just received word from Washington ize new Rates from Gold Hill that the Genral Land Office has sus ' Causes of Stomach Troubles. Sedentary habits, lack of out-dOor exerc»?, tained her appeal from the decision of insufficient mastication of food,constipation, and Greens to Portland. the office at Roseburg which denied her at ^>id liverjW, rry and anxiety,overeating, application for patent after a contest partaking of food and drink not suited to your age and occupation. Correct yrtur S&lem, Ore., Juno 18. -A freight rate ! instituted by the government at the nabiu and take Chamberlain’s Tablets and of $2 a ton on cement shipped from | instance of a local forest ranger. you will soon be well again. For sale l y . _ . Gold Hill, in Jackson county, to Port-1 The general land office officials re- all dealers__ Advertisement. land, and of $1.75 a-ton on the same ■ r<. product shipped-from-Greens, in Doug ' I las county, tu Portland, were author ized by the state railroad commission | yesterday afternoon, following a hear ing wtith railroad officials and represen 1 tatives of the proposed cement facto ries. The application for a $2 rate from Gold Hill to Portland was made by the Southern Pacific company for the bene fit of the Beaver Portland Cement com pany, which proposes te put up a large Season Tickets on Sale 3-Day Tickets on Sale cement plant at Gold Hill. OGOEN «SHASTA Saturday and Sunday' 1 Daily Uutil Sept. 30 ROUTES At the same time C. S. Jackson of ill Roseburg, representing Roseburg and : ' t ..:»(• Douglas county interests in general l> I .1 •t* and the interests of D. W. Reidle in r < .. particular, appeared at the hearing and TO made a request for a freight rate of » I TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES $1.70 from Greens to Portland. The Season fares from the principal stations ta> Newport or Tillamook Beaches are as follo'*»'» ~ll commission authorized a rate of $1.75! FARRO- FROM TO TO FARE upon a substantial showing being made Portland $6.25 Tillamook Beaches Newport $4(0 by Mr. Reible that he is prepared to 4 4 4 4 Oregon City 4.70 6.25 44 44 •* install a cement plant so he can use the Salem 5.15 6.00 4 4 4 4 << Albany 4.00 7.0 rate. 4 4 4 4 < < Corvallis 3.75 7.0 The $2 rate from Gold Hill was con 44 4 4 i 4 Eugene 9.00 5.80 ditioned on the $1.75 rate also being « 4 t i <4 Roseburg 12.00 8.75 4 4 4 4 4 4 put into effect. Medford 12.00 17.2t 4 4 tl 44 Ashland 12.00 17.75 WINS HOMESTEAD Summer Vacations SEASHORE OR MOUNTAINS Railways to Safeguard Disease. Correspondingly low fares from other points. Week end tickets on aa'e from various points. Sunday Excursion Train on the C. & E. R. R. Leaves Albany at 7:20 a. m.. Corvallis 7:50 a. m. and connects with the S. P. trains 16 and 14 Northbound and No. 13 Southbound Aside from the customary disinfec EXCURSION FARES EAST tion of passenger coaches the medical Tickets will be sold from all main and branch 'ine points in Oregon to Eastern destination department of the Great Northern one way through California or via Portl ind. Stop-overs within limit. railway has gone several steps farther TICKETS ON SALE DAILY TO SEPT. 30 in joining the country-wide movement Final Return Limit Oct. 31 to safeguard public health. It has For beautifully illustrated booklet ‘Vacation Days,” and booklets de been the custom for several years to scribing Tillamook County Beaches, Newport and other points, as well as compel all applicants for positions on information about Eastern Fares, routes, stop-overs, etc., call on nearest dining and sleeping cars to undergo Agent or write to the strictest physical examination be John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon fore entering the employ of the Hill system. The latest order draws the line even finer, making it imperative that every employe wbo even takes a short leave of absen-e to undergo a physical examination by company phy sicians befor returning to the service. In this way. the medical corps declares, IK it will be impossible for any employe hfl to continue in the public service if he • rgs is suffering from tuberculosis or any i Iwenty-five Instructors—Fifty [Courses other .infection s or contagious disease, i Further precaution is taken by the. Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty. ■ company in barring undesirable em- J University Dormitories open. Bjar.lanl Room at $3.59 per week. ployes from employment where food I Reduced Railroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address ■L is stored and linens or tableware are kept. The Great Northern railway is one of the few systems that owns its own University ot Oregon, Eugene sleeping cars, and thus it is enabled to carry out the innovation advocated in the leading medical journals, of placing an absolute barrier against the spread ing of disease, by having its medical corps guard every possible avenue of danger. Help Fight the The American Medical Association, which will convene in Minneapolis in July, is expected to launch a farreach- ir.g public health campaign along these lines, urging every railway in the Uni Citizens of the state are urg.-d to inform themselves regariing ted States to join in the movement. this plague whi -h is causing gre it ufferinf a n mg boys and young men, and especially among the inn-» ■••nt girls an I wo n ■? ot toe state. Parents are urged to pr >tect their ch,I I -si, 111 nr rzide ele in. whois- s >me inform ition in place uf the uncivil misinformation they cjimnt no.v help getting. Send for any of the following We have it in all the very FREE CIRCULARS latest an 1 th >.<t up-to-date de For Young M>n signs and snaJes, at prices Circular .Vo. 2 -The Four Sex Lies. that will appeal to you. Make Circular .Vo .9 Sex Truths for .Men. your selection while the stock is complete. 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