Jacksonville post., July 26, 1913, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. W. E. Kentner visited Medford
I
POINTS A GUN
MARRIED
GOOD ROADS CONFERENCE
frietids one day this week.
TERRETT-DAVIS
At
the
Davis
Deer season opens Angustlst. Lim­
Dr. J. W. Robins »n is quite ill again.
home in Medford Cregon, Tuesday,
„ G. A. Gardner was at Medford Wed- it, three deer during season.
Caide Land JJound Over to Important Meeting to be Held July 22," 1913,T>y R. v7 S. T). Corby . OREGON and WASHINGTON
nesdayT
Joseph Applebaker was transacting
Miss Hazel Davis of Medford, Mr. '
Grand Jury.
at Eureka, California, Next
E. F/Guthrie was a recent visitor at business at Medford Tuesday.
Dade Terrett of Micl.egao, North Da­ f
K A Directory of each City, Town and
Me^terl
’
Ray Bunch and family returned from
kota.
■ Village, giving descrlptiye sketch of
Month.
a
two
weeks
outing
in
California.
■
each place, location, population, tele­
LMrs. R. B. Dow was a recent visitor I
In answer to a complaint sworn out bv
fl graph, shipping and banking point;
Miss Mollie Ray ot Ruch is a guest O. P. Grigsby against Claude and Floyd
-’•in Medford.
FOR SALE at a Bargain Hou«e and H aJso Classified Directory, compiled by
Land, two »rchardists of the Griffin
Plans are now being perfected for a
lot on Oregon strict, near City Hall. ■ business and profession.
Judge Watsun of Ashland was in at the home of Mrs. B. M. Collins.
Joseph Martin was transacting busi- creek section, the young men were giv­ conference of unusual interest and
town Friday.
Must be sold soon. Call on Rogue W, K. L. POLK A CO.. era'FTrjE
en a hearing before Justice Taylor character which will be held in Eureka, ; River Realty Co.
Adv. I
Miss Frances Kenney was a visitor at | ness at Medford, Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunr.ington are Tuesday in which Floyd was discharg­ California, on August 20 and 21. The
Medford, Tuesday.
ed and Claude bound over to the cir­ i object of this conference will be the
J. W. Hays of Gold Hill was a recent spending their vacation at Applegate.
County Commissioner J. C. Smith cuit court on $200 bonds. The charge organization of a Pacific Coast Goo 1
visitor in this city.
was
transacting business here Monday. made by Grigsby was assault with a I Roa.i Association for the promotion and
J. M. Cantrall made a business trip
dangerous weapon but this was remov­ advancement of the cause of good
Dr. E. B. Pickel of Medford made a ed and Claude held for merely point­ j roads in California, Oregon and Wash-
to Medford Wednesday.
GO TO ,
professional
trip
to
this
city
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Coleman were vis­
ing a gun.
: ington. Governor Lister of Washing-
H.
A.
Thierolf
of
the
Big
Pines
Lum
­
itors at Phoenix Sunday.
The evidence showed that the two I ton, Governor West of Oregon and i
Miss Kate Buckley ot' Ruch was a ber Co. was a visitor in town Thursday. Land boys 21 and 28 years of age walk­ Governor Johnson of California will !
Sheriff Singler was transacting offi­ I ed past Grigsby’s place and demanded attend the conference, which will be
recent visitor in this city.
cial
business at Ashland Wednesday. if Grigsby had made threats avainst pt esided oyer by the first named of
Prof, and Mrs. I. Percy Wells were
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gallup have ! their lives, as they had heard he had. these gentlemen. Many other promi-;
recent visitors at Medford.
No outing is complete unless you visit this old reliable seaside
nent good roads advocates from the |
resort which offers to the summer visitor a charm of environ­
Deputy sheriff Wilson made several moved to Butte Falls for the summer, i He denied the charge but jumping the three states will also be in attendence. I
ment not found elsewhere. Delightful points of interest in
Chas Nickell of Medford was trans- 1 fence said that he could “lick both of
trips to Medford this week.
The proposed conference will present ,
the neighborhood, deep-sea fishing, surf bathing, boating, hot
the two men.” Then Claude Land
acting
business
in
this
city'.
Monday,
B. E. Haney of Medford visited
sea bathing in the new Natstorium. Cottages, room houses
some novel features. Eureka where
says
that
he
pointed
the
gun
in
self-
!
Chas. Prim Jr. who has been at An­
and tents at reasonable rates. Ample hotel accomodations,
friends in this city, Wednesday.
it is to be held, is the largest town in
defease.
abundance of sea-food, oysters, clams, crabs milk and vege­
the United States without a railroad,
Luke Ryan left for his ranch on Big telope for a number of weeks is home.
tables, absence of formality and a homelike welcome for all.
Mrs. Coppes of Medford was a re­
; and, except tn summer months, wholly
Butte creek the first of the week.
i dependent upon the sea for intercourse
Mrs. Chauncy Florey and daughter cent visitor at the home of Mrs. Davis,
Watkins Wireless
, with the outside world. Thus, those
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Knutzen of
are making a visit at Eagle Point.
; who attend the conference will make ■
Steamboat,
were
in
town
Monday
eve
­
Rev. Paul S. Bandy is spending his ning.
the journey by steamer from San Fran­
Vacation at Salem, Ore. his old home.
Miss Grace Harr who has been visi-
Leave Albany Daily 7:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Ex. Sun.
Mrs. Fred Fick is spending the week ting in Cal. for the past month return­ cisco or Portland, or by automobile
Arrive Newport “
12:40 p. m. “ 6:30 p. m. Ex. Sun.
Mt1, and Mrs. J. P. Wells attended
I
from
the
north,
east
or
south.
Many
with her sister Mrs. Clyde Malone at ed home Tuesday.
the show at Medford Wednesday night.
o
the
delegates,
including
the
directors
Ashland.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Glenn O. Taylor, the justice of the j
Z. J. Collings and Floyd McKee are of the California Development Board !
peace at Medford, was in town Monday. ; John H. Carkin, Esq. of Medfcrd helping erect a barn on Frank Mer.- and the San Francisco Chamber of l
Season, Week end and Sunday
was attending to legal business in this
j Commerce, will make the trip by auto!
goz’s ranch.
O. C. Boggs of Medford was trans­ city, Monday.
from San Francisco northward along
acting business at the court house Mon­
Ed Finley has taken a position with the coast. A number of those from the
Dr. R. E. Golden and Harry Luy
day;
have returned from an outing at the Forest Service and is spending a i , north will turn westward at Grant’s
L. Neidermeyer, a North lacksonviile Marshfield, Oregon.
few days on Middle Fork.
Tickets on sale daily until September 30th from all main and
Pass, and follow the coast to Eureka.
farmer made a business trip to Medford
branch line points to Eastern destinations one way through
A greater number, however including
Fletcher
Linn
has
returned
to
Port
­
Tuesday.
California or via Portland. R turn limit Octeber 31st.
the
Governors
of
the
three
states,
will
land after spending a number of weeks
AGRICULTURE IN OREGON journey from Redding across the Coast
W. C. Leever of Cevtral Point was on his ranch near here.
attending, to court business at the,
I Range to Eureka. Governor Lister
Misses Alice aud Edith Hoefs
couit house Monday.
'or illustra*'■ 1 booklet on Newport, or copy of
; and Governor West will be met at
attended the Adventist?’ camp meet­ Shows Marked
Improvement.
Vacation D lys in Oregon, "call on nearest Agent.
C. W. Cottain, a commercial travel­ ing at Medford, Sunday,
Redding in the morning of August 18 j
Vil SUNSET
ler of San Francisco, was calling on his
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by
Governor
Johnson
and
will
be
the
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lOGOEHSSHASTAl
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Development Work to be
I Mrs. W. R, Coleman and Mrs. M. M.
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patrons here Tuesday.
guests at luncheon of the Chamber of I
Taylor of this city were visitors at
I Commerce. In the afternoon the jonr-
J ohn M. S cott ,
Continued.
A. Throckmorton and Will Hanson Medfford, Tuesday afternoon.
General Passenger Agent,
; ney will be made from Redding to the
of the Applegate valley, transacted
C. B. Watson of Ashland has been
Portland, Oregon.
1 quaint old town of Weaverville, where
business in town Saturday.
That the policy of the Portland Com-
spending a few days in town in compa-
Mrs. Cleon Bodge of Medford visited I ny with Prof. Ninchell, the geologist. mercinl Club to continue the campaign in the evening a banquet will be given
by the local Chamber of Commerce. In I
at the home of her sister Mrs. W. H.
of farm development throughout *he the morning of August 19, the jouiney
Mrs. M. Heffner of Dubuque, Iowa, '
Barnum one day this week.
j state is in high favor with the business , will be continued to Eureka, which will '
Mrs. John Greaves and daughter left who is visiting friends at Rogue River, j ! interests of the city is evidenced by be reached early in the evening of that t
Monday evening for a visit with rela­ I was in town Tuesday looking up some i 1 the fact that the present campaign has day. This trip will involve 169 miles of
: tax matters at the court house.
tives living on Sardine creek.
( met with more prompt and favorable travel and will carry the visitors
fa)
Jasten Hartman who had been enjoy-1 support among property ownens of | through some of the finest scenery in
Mrs. Ruby Fox and Miss Kate Walsh
June 23
returned to San Francisco Friday after ■ irg an outing at Cinnabar springs has Portland than any movement of like ! the west. Ample provision will be
Aug. 1, 1913
I returned home greatly benefited by 1 nature that has been conducted in the i made for transportation from Redding
a visit with the former’s mother.
past.
Fletcher Linn, who has been looking I use of the waters of that resort.
j to Eureka of all piopetly accredited r7
Twenty-five Instructors—Fifty Courses
A few weeks ago the Comnierci. I ; delegates.
after his orchard near this city
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins were
fai
Distinguished
Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty.
.reUirited to his home at Portland. Tues­ among those from this place who Club set out to raise a fund of $150, j I The conference will open at ten
University Dormitories open. Biarl ail 11 »on at $3.51 per week.
day.
I attended the Elks’ picnic at Colestin 000 to be expended in development i o’clock in the morning of August 20 ana
j work throughout Oregon during the | ' the subjects to be discussed include
Reduced Railroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address fa
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C. F. Hoefs of this city attended the Sunday.
| next three years and so successful has [
camp meeting of the Seventh Day
invitations have been issued to a been the effort that at the present time j every important phase of the roat s
fa
ques tiuii.
adventists at Medfoid Saturday and , birthday party to be given at the home
the fund is well above the $100,000
rtf
Sunday.
of Miss Flossie Dunford next Tuesday mark and it is believed by those having
University of Oregon, Eugene
c.
Mr and Mrs. AJam Schmidt of this evening.
PLANTING TREES
the campaign in charge the full sum
place, accompauied by Mr. and Mrs. B.
“Buster” Coleman returned the first will be pledged within the next month.
E. Haney of Medford visited friends of the week from a three weeks outing In the list of those who have given de­
at Ashland, Suday,
| at the camp of S. E. Dunnington on finite sums are 160 firms and individu­ On Light House Reserva 'ions
als representing virtually every branch
The rainfall Tuesday evening and Applegate.
of business aetvity in the city.
duiing the night amounted to more
Bj Forest Service
Help Fight the
than two inches and was the heaviest | Mrs. Paul S. Bandy and daughter
The
fact
that
onions
from
Texas,
po
­
|
left
for
Alameda,
r
al.
last
Saturday,
recorded here for many vears.
The federal light house bureau and
¡where they will spend the summer with tatoes from California and eggs and
poultry from points outside of Oregon the forest service are cooperating in
Miss Clara Elmer of this city who the former's mother.
are being received in Portland in car­ forest work.
has been at Santa Barbara, Calif, for
Misses Anna and Mattie Boosev have load lots while the farmers in tha im­
some time has been engaged as in-
Though thi» sounds strangeit beiomes
>1
Citizens of the state are urged to inform th 'mselves
ard ing
structer of domestic science in the pub­ returned from the Willamette valle»’, mediate vicinity of the city, as well as a very simple fact, as pointed out
where they were called by the serious those tributary to the railroads leading hy the officials of the bureaus, that the
this plague which is caudng great suffering muon' boys . I.voing
lic schools at Kiamath Falls.
men, and eipeeially amo ig the innocent girls an I w ■ neii o t ie st t .
illness of their father.
to this market, cannot find a market cooperation is confined to the light
During the thunder storm Wednes­
Parents -ire urged t > protect their enddr :n, an I pr . . 11 • cl s i 1. wn tic
for
their
produce
at
any
price
ba?
led
Misses Cora Wood Lucile Rader and
house districts on theshores of thegrea'
some informal i >n in place of the unclean misiufor ,1. ition they cannot
day morning lightning struck a shed
now help getting.
on the farm of Mr. Heckert at the Pete Watson of Medford were the the Portland Realty Board to actively lakes :n the lumber states of Michigan
take up the question of establishing an.1 Wisconsi 1. The light house rei
Send for any of the following
eastern end of town, demolishing the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich
public markets where gardeners and ervations here include R total of nearly
■tructure and killing a valuable heifer at a picnic on Applegate Sunday.
FREE CIRCULARS
farmers may dispose of their products
which was housed in the building.
Will Hanna, G. E. Neuber and W. direct to the consumer with great bene- : 5,500 acres and r. nge in size from 3
Far
Young
Men
Will Hanna, of Seattle arrived Mon­ R. Coleman left Friday morning for a fit to both. It is stated that the fact' acers at Grand Is'a'd Mich., to 1.040
Circular No. 2 The Four Sex Lies.
day for a short visit with his brother trip to the Hanna ranch in the Evans that farmers cannot sell their own j acres at Grand Marais.
Circular N> 9 Sex Truths for Men.
Herbert and other friends in this city creek country. They will be gone sev­ crops in Portland without a license, and . An examination is just being starte I
For
Older Boy .4 (13 to is yrs. of age)
to determine the lest forest methods
and for the transaction of business con­ eral days.
the further fact that the commission to pursue on the reservations. Ou
Circular N>. S -Virility an 1 Physical Development.
nected with his farm ou Evans creek.
The Ladies Aid Society entertained men will not buy from him except at J some, from which the timber has been
For Younger //.»ys
Chas. F. Dunford has discontinued at the home of Mrs. H. W. Rummell their own prices, is causing many far-1 cut, white pine and Norwa/ pine w II
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
the daily delivery for the merchants. Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. mers to allow fruits and vegetable» to ’ be planted. O.i others the timber
For
Girls
Ulrich Bsos. make deliveries to custo­ C. F. Harrington who will leave soon go to waste rather than dispose of already growing will be preserved
Circular No I \ Plain Talk with Girls Ab»it Their Health.
for
Portland
them
at
a
loss.
mers with their own wagon, and goods
through use. On two of the reserva­
For Young Women
sold by Taylor William Co. are now
That the dairy business in the coast; tions, the forest experts point out, the
Watson Caudill and Dan Bagshaw
Circular No /»-Physical Dave! ip n • it, Marriage an I Mitherhul.
delivered by Barnum's auto-truck. attended the Elks’ picnic at Colestin counties has been established on a pay-I opportunities are excellent for growing
For Parents
ing basis is evidenced by the fact that cedar and pine for spar buoysand piling,
Don Cameron, who had recently re­ Sunday. John Renault acted as chap­
Cire il ir No. /-The N as 1 for Eli- it.i in i 1 S >x i il Hygiene.
the Clatsop County Co-operative Cheese to be used in the work of the ligh
erone
for
the
boys
who
say
he
is
a
turned from an engineering job near
Circular No. :i When and How to T -II the Chil Iran
Association has recently been paying house bureau itself.
splendid
host.
Eugene, left Saturday evening for
Circular No. 5 A List of Books f >r Use in t ie Fa nil v on Sex.
7^ more per pound for better fat than ! All parts of the reservations can not
Among those from here who attend­
Raymond, Wash, where he will assist
the market price. The average amount be devoted to forests, Some areaswill
in making a survey for an extension of ed the Elk's picnic at Colestin Sunday
Send 2 cent stamp with your address to
of milk now being receiv'd is nearly I have to be left clt ar for protection
were:
Miss
Mollie
Ray.
Laura
Neuber,
the Milwaukie railroad on Willapa
6,000 pounds per day with a prospect, from fire, while others immediately
Department D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson Clara Ab­
Harbor.
of greatly increased supplies in the adjacent to the beacons themselves will I
Th<‘ Oregon State Biard of Health
bot
and
John
Barnum.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvig and Mr.
near futu-e. An ice manufacturing have to be left bare in order that the
703 ellin g Building, Portland, Oregon
Mrs. Maj. Nelson formerly of this plant will be installed b< fore the ad­ lights may not be obscure).
and Mrs. H. Hanna expect to leave on
a camping and hunting excursion to tl e city entertained the sawing club at her vent of hot weather next season.
tall timber near the hea l of Evar s home on King St. Medford. Mrs B. M.
Attention has recently been culled,
creek, Tuesday. They will remain Collins, Mrs. Harry LuyandMrs. Lew­ by the Oregon Agricultural College, to ,
OREGON
about two weeks, dyring which time is Ulrich attended from here.
the fact that rnanv farmers who are so
AGRICULTURAL
they will feast of mountain trout and
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unfortunate as to have hay injured
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venison cutlets, at least we hope so.
COLLEGE
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or spoiled by rain are making the mis­
HAS
STRANGE
PET
take of either burning it in the field or BEGINS its forty-Cflh school yesi
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A severe electric storm, an unusual
allowing it to rot in piles. It is stated
SePTtMBCR IS. ISIS.
occurrence, struck this city about six
that rpoild clover or alfalfa hay is DEGREE COURSES'" msnyphasesof
o’clock Tuesdayevening and for almost ;
D . A. Snyder Has Rattlesnake worth $8.50 to $10.00 per ton as fertili-, AORicuLTuni. ENOiNermNa H omi
an hour the rain fell in torrents, flood­
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conomics . M ining , forestry . C om ­
if evenly soread over the fields and j E
ing the streets and driving everyone
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in Captivi ) Near This City. I zer
merce PHARMZCY.
This
preparation
will
restore
the
kid
nevi
to
their
nor
­
plowed under, ar.d that every ton of TWO-YEAR COURSES in agricuu
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to seek shelter. The rain was accom­
mal condition, cleanse the blood of poisonous waste
j hay so worked into the soil is approxi-
ture
home
E conomics
mechanic
panied by thunder and lightning mak­
matter, start rich, red blind coursing through your
D. A. Snyder, one of the Snyder I ma’ely worth four ton? of fresh ma-' arts forestry C ommerce pharmacy
ing people from the east remark that it
“reminded them of back home.” brothers who have a good-sized ranch i nure. A ton of clover hay certains 40 TEACHER S COURSES in manual
veins and keep you in excellent health.
training, agriculture, domestic science
The electrical disturbance caused of their own on the Ashland mine road, ( pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of pho: -
and art.
We are not recommending a | at. nt medic’ii > i.n i< h prescription
ar ma trouble with the electric light and who also manage the old Wagner phorus and 30 pounds of potash, which, MUSIC, including piano, string, band
medicine rcmpi-’l of drugs of know i virtue we k.i
what they H/e ami <
if
purchased
in
the
open
market
wou
d
s rvice, burning out a couple of trans- ranch in that same sectiun. have a cap­
that is why we are to sure of our ground.
instruments and voice culture.
fo mers’ etc. Next morning »«out 4 I . tive rattlesnake. Not exactly a tan.e coat the farmer about $10.50, and as A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
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( "T he E nrichmk . nt of R ubai . I jfr ”
Certain relief from kidney troubles—in50c atid$l bottles
<■' -I ck another thunder storm came one. but one in captivity S.d Carter, clover and vetch is yielding about
n
< which lost'd a short tin e Wiil Penniston and a Tidings re; rr?en- •on» p‘ r acre this seas' n. ‘he plowing
and a C atalogua will be mailed free
on application.
an-i v as succeeded by a steady rai lfall tative went out the fist < f the we k nr. l-r of t‘ e sn . .e I hey adds a fertili­
Address H. M T knnak T, Registrar,
which lasted al noet contimouily uni I and took some photos of hi i-Ln c zer value of not less than $25 to each
(tvr-7-U toM)
Corvallis, Oregon.
acre.
majesty.—Tidings
Ta' rsday evening.
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