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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1913)
LOCAL NEWS Season for killing deer began yester- | in China worked fur ll.e Southern 1 a- l/IOLATE PAROLE GOLDFN EDLORADO TALES j revolutions. day. | Manuel of Portugal is to be married. i eifidieompany for twinty-aeve.i yeais Mrs. E. J. Kubli was a recent visi ! exponents of tne art of dancing will j in the b >iler shops, starting in as a J. W. Opp was a recent visitor at tor at Medford. Medford Boys Musi go to Re 0 :e Man at Shushanna Takes pree that he was a good advertiscipeut ; he'per and mastering the t dvar.ee. I de- • Ashland. . ■ tails step by step, later to leave again W. T. Grieve made a trip to Med . while he lasted. Glepn 0. Taylor of Medford was in ford Wednesday. ; form School. . Ouf$3'OOin8 Days. Not only do bachelors die more for his own country to head the r^pchan- towfi Monday. I rapidly than married men, but they I ical department ot' one of its greatest Ralph Pittock of the Applegate Mr*. John Dunnington was at Med- valley was in town Monday. I roads. Homer Reynolds and Roscoe Rumsey, Cordova, Alaska. July 31.-Coming out lead in crime. There is no denying fqrd Thursday. With Ah Chin, at Winnemucca at that woman is a blessing. H. L. Bowlby. state highway engi both und< r sentence to the state reform for more provisions, John Moon and one time, was also Dr. bun Yat Sen, John W. Wilson was a recent visitor neer was in town this week. : school, were taken into custody this Gus Larsen are at McCarthy today [ Our notion of a thrifty young man is later chosen the first president of the at Grants Pass. Mr. Watts and family of Phoenix morning ou a charge of petty larceny, i direct from the new placer strike i , the one who waited for excursion rates | Chinese republic. Ih iugh Sin Yat A. S. Kleinhammer of Buneom was were visitors in this city Sunday. i And both admitted having stolen paper in the Shushanna district. They report i before going to Portland to marry the ' Sen did not Work for the railroad com in town Tuesday. girl of his choice. pany, he was always much inteiested Mrs. W. C. Deneff and Mrs. A. Rose bags from ihe MedfordCandyicompany 1 that Jennings, the owner of Discovery Regular meeting of city council ! were visitors at Medford Friday. Of course, these ethical marriages in the development of western Iran: - and a number of gunnysacks from a has taken out $8000 in eight days with Tuesday evening. may be alright; but where are you going Chas. F. Dunford and Harry Luy rancher. Wednesday afternoon the , two men shoveling and that men on the to find an ethical judge equal to untying - continental lines, and is said' to hate boys sold some cf the sacks to the Russ claim above Discov, ry were taking out Misses Alice and Edith Hoefs were we«e recent visitors at Medford. ' applied many American methods in tl.e Mill, which promptly informed the $25 a day panning with ordinary tin the ethical knot. at Medford Sunday. I Orient with pronounced success. Will C. Smith the sheriff of Joseph police. When they returned with a plates. A thorough lobby investigation may Miles Cantral of Ruch was in town a ine County was in town Tuesday. fresh consignment next morning they All the ground on Eldorada and Bo turn the once staid congressional Re few hours Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Pruett of Roxy were taken into custody. nanza creeks has been staked as well as cord into one of the most gossip publi Arsenale Spray Kills Babies Mrs. George Barnum visited friends Ann motored to this city Sunday. Both boys were out on parols and the benches, and other prospectors are cations in circulation. at Medford, Tuesday. A. W. Dart and T. Walston of Sterl will now be commited to the state in covering the nearby streams, Moon re No lifetime is long enough to enable Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stout weie at ing district were in town Tuesday. Wenatchee, Wash., July 29 —Milk stitution to serveduring their minority, ports. a man to keep posted on baseball and from a cow which had grazed in an Medford Sunday evening. Moon and Larson brought out $100 unless tneir conduct warrants anothei Harry Silver of Ashland was trans politics and at the same time follow the orchard sprayed with arsenate of lead Rev. Rummell of the M. E. church acting business in this city Monday. worth of nuggets and a considerable intricacies of the Mexican situation. parole. is held responsible for the death < f is enjoying a short vacation. amount of dust, with which to buy an William Ray of Ruch was transact An Oregon hen is given credit with three babies here. The babies were outfit. Chris Ulr'ch made a trip to the ing business in this city Wednesday. ! having laid 99 eggs in 100 days. There treated for dysentery and it was rut FOREST BUSINESS Reports from the trail state that 75 I Evans creek cOuntry'Tnesday. was a holiday somewhere in the enter until the cow died that the real cause Sidney Brown and George Hendricks i men are at Scolai Pass and are having 1 Fred Owens and B. M. Collins ’ were of Medford were visitors here Tuesday. I hard work getting over, owing to a prise, but the hen evidently deserved it. of the deaths was revealed. Ad at Medford Monday afternoon. That California man, 107 years old orchards in the va'ley were sprayed i mic, »» ill X Piymfe IJf.UIC clIJu Mrs. Will and CIlUUIcIl children OI of Sales for Past Year Breaks the snow storm. Men traveling light made who boasts of his bachelorhood should with this solution about 10 days ago Eric Anderson of the Blue Ledge Yreka are visiting friends in this city. it to the claims in five days, but those Record I not crow too soon; some woman may and precautions are being taken to mins was in this city Wfednesday. with a pack horse took seven. Mr. and Mrs. Norton of Grants Pass Mf. and Mrs. G. E. Neuber were visi were visiting friends in this city Mon Word of the strike has traversed all marry him just to show him that it prevent more fatalities. The victims are the 3-j earolcb sun of Washington July 28. The national for over Alaska and mushers at Nome are can be done. tors at Medford Monday forenoon. day. est business done during the fiscal year trying to get the southbound steamers I Raymond S. Duncan and the 3-year-okl Mrs. R. L. Parker of Medford trans Willie Henry and»wife, who are liv which ended June 30 surpassed all daughter of A. J. Templeton ar I acted business in this city Monday. ing at Phoenix, visited in this city Sun previous records. The receipts fromdhe to come via this port. POST MISTRESS RESIGNS Rufus Wood. The 14-months-old Verne T. Canon of Medford was in day. daugnter of Mr. Templeton and ti e j forest approached $2,500,000, of which I town a short time Saturday evening. Superintedant Gall of the Kiser ranch , about one-half was for timber, while Some Oregon Improvements | year-old son of Mr. Wood are seriously Mrs. Denver Native of this City I ill. O. Harbaugh and Arthur Thompson made a business trip to Medford Wed contracts entered into for the sale of of this city were at Medford Saturday. nesday. i timber to be cut either at once or in Resigns Office at Warren La Grande will get a Carnegie library. | H. W. Beall of Oakland, Calif, was Miss Pearl Dox, who is employed at ! later years totaled about $4,000,000. St. Helens is extending its sewer! transacting business in this city Monday. Medford, visited relatives in this city ! These sale contracts permit the cutting ton after 8 Years j perio i to extend over a number of years I system. John G. Dunnington of this city Sunday. OREGON and WASHINGTON La Grande is extending its sewer j Service transacted business at Medford Tues Owen Dunlap of Phoenix, was trans when large bodies of timber are involv- system. day. acting business at the court house ' ed. I Under existing laws 35 per cent of Condon will star street paving this ' H A Directory of each City, Town nnd Monday. Mrs. Gertrude Norton and Mrs. Min Warrenton, Or., July 30.—Mrs. Ev M Village, giving descriptive sketch of a nie Kelly were recent visitors at Med Andrew Cantral who had been visi ■ the gross receipts, or between $800,000 year. A. Denver, postmistress of Wm renton H each place, location, population, tele- Bandon is planning a complete sewer will give up the office September 30. & graph, shipping and banking point; ting friends at ¿rants Pass, returned and $9,000, will go to the benefit of the ford. B also Classified Directory, compiled by states in which the forests are situated, 1 system. E. J. Root a prominent attorney of Thursday. She is a native of Jacksonville, Or., E business and profession. | for schools and roads. It. L. POLK & CO- The Bandon Recorder has become a and was daughter of Ell Ledford, wh< Minneapolis, was in this city Thursday B. F. Piatt, Esq. of Medford was The records show that the volume of i transacting business at the court house j sales contracted for in different years semi weekly. afternoon. served under Captain Harris as t. Silverton will pave Water, Second mounted volunteer through the Indian John A. Perl, the Medford under Wednesday. j fluctuates widely, with ups and downs I wars of early days in Jackson county, John Norling, a former resident of I according to general business cont.i- and Mill streets. taker, was transacting business in this OREGON this city, came over from Medford Sat , tions, while the actual cut has shown a city Tuesday. A large fruit packing plant is being being honorably discharged. He was afterwards killed by the Rogue River AGRICULTURAL i fairly steady-tendency to advance. In built at Dundee. Sheriff Singler and Deputy Wilson urday evening. Frank Cameron, a well known far 1 the fiscal year l£06 (July 1, 1905, to made a business yisit to Medford Tues Lebanon will lay 2000 feet of gravel Indians when Mrs. Denver was an in COLLEGE fant. Her grandfather, Captain Jesse mer of the Applegate valley was in j June 30, 190G). the first full year afttr bitulithic street. day afternoon. ! Walker, crossed the plains by’ox tean BEGINS its forty-fifth school year the forest service was put in charge of A new fish hatchery wilFte construc Misses Mary Bagshaw and Jewell town Saturday. SEPTEMBER 10. 1013. in 1854. the forests, the timber receipts were Dick Gaskin left Saturday evening t ted near Medford. Bailey were Medford visitors Satur DEGREE COURSES in many pha»e*of ------- about $250,000 in the fiscal year 1907 AGRICULTURE. ENGINEERING. HOMi for Yreka, Calif, where he expects to day afternoon. Newberg is extending its area of I something less than $700,000, and in 1908 ECONOMICS. MINING. FORESTRY. COM CHINESE ENGINEER gravel bitulithic streets. Geo. E. Neuber and Will Hanna were obtain employment. MERCE. P harmacy . about $850,000. In 1909timber receipts transacting business at Medford Wed C. W. Champlain and R. Swacker of droppe(1 back to )esg than $750,000, but The Cornegie library at Hood River two - year C ourses in aoricul - nesday forenoon. , home economics mechanic Foots creek were attending to business j in 1910 and in 1911 were over$l,000,000, will be completed by fall. Learned His Business in U. S. ture ARTS FORESTRY. COMMERCE PHARMACY Miss Issie McCully and Mrs. E. J. at the court house, Tuesday. St. Helens has passed ordinances to | and in 1912 were nearly $1,100,000, as TEACHER'S COURSES in manual Kubli visited friends in Medtord Wed Money to loan on improved, revenue ! against about $1,250,000 for the year extend its sewer system. , training, agriculture, domestic science From the division headduarters of nesday afternoon. Silver Lake has voted bonds aud will and art. producing farmi, by the Bank ot I just closed. the Southern Pacific Company at j MUSIC, including piano, string, band The annual re-union of the Southern Jacksonville. • Forestry officials say that the prinej- install a water system. Adv. Sparks, Nevada, comes the story of Oregon Pioneers’ Society will be held , pal factor in determining how much instruments and voice culture. Eugene has floated $25,000 to pave how one of the foremost leaders of the i Chester Kubli and wife and Herold ! timber will be sold in any given year at Ashland, August 9X. A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled street intersections. I Kubli arrived from the north Friday , is the general lumber market’ which in railroad systems ot the new Chines • I “T he E nrichment oi > R ural L ike ” Howard street, Newberg, will be im republic learned the rudiments of his I and a C atalogue will be mailed free Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw who have and are visiting relatives in this city. ; turn d"pends largely on general busi- been visiting friends at Salem are ex The countj' court will convene in reg 1 nets conditions. Thus, when indi-! proved with gravel bitulithic. calling in the Montello shops. Ah Chin, I on application. Address II. M. T ennant , Registrar, pected home in a few days. Portland people are investigating a General Superintendent of Motive Pow ular session for the transaction of ! cations are that a period of biisk de- <tw 7-l.s to 0-0) Corvallis, Oregon. er of the King Yuen Railway Company creamery prospect at Dallas. W. H. Johnston of Eugene a former I county business ijext Wednesday, Au ' mand is ahead, wiih increased building La Grande is considering a storm activity, railroad construction, ndnit g resident of this city arrived Thursday gust 6. development, and other forms of busi- sewer system covering the whole city. • and will remain a few weeks. Magnus Hall who is in the hospital 1 ness expansion that call fur lumber or T. C. Russell, of Beaver Hill, will William Cameron, a pioneer farmer at Medford is reported to ba in a criti I timber, operators are seeking contracts. build brick store properties at Marh- Help Fight the of the Applegate valley was transact cal condition and is gradually growing When business halts lumbermen na field. I ing business in this city Saturday. weaker. turally go slowly in ¡he matter uf com M’ s. R. M. Baker will erect a $10,000 Rev. Bandy who had been visiting mitting themselves by new purchases hospital building at Springfield. Mrs. Margaret Crosby, a former res ident of this city, died last week at friends at Salem and other points in on a large scale. But cutting under Indeperdence and Hillsboro will lay Walla Walla, Washington, aged 85 the Williamette valley, returned Friday earlier purchases and small sales con bitucrete instead of concrete pavement. rt Citizens of the state are urged to inform th-muelves regarding naming. years. tinues even in periods of depression. this plague which is causing great suiferini am in boys ail young The first National Bank of Albany The gradual diminution of outside Fifteen bovs and girls, ranging in mon, ami especially amo ig the innocent girl* an I w > -i “i <*, t >e st ile. A. T. Lundgren, the wellknown has moved into a beautiful new build- Parents are urged to protect their childcj i, an 1 nr •: I cl • in, w 1 ll 3- miner of the Blue Le3ge country was age from 12 to 15 years were arraigned sources uf supply and the steady devei in«. some information in place uf the unclean misinformation they carni>t shaking hands with his friends here on a charge of immorality, at Ashland, I upment of the country, which create now help getting. eastern Mult- The Base. Line road in : increased loca demands, tend to offset Sunday. Monday. Send for any of the following nornah county is to be hard-S'irfaced the effects ot such peiiods. Mr. Lockw’ood and frie .d of Baker Mrs. S. Coffman entertained about As an illustration of this the figures twenty feet wide. FREE CIRCULARS fifteen young folks at her home Thurs City. Mr. McGuire of Washington D. for 1907 and the immediately following The Beaver Motor Co. For Young Men C., W. R. Beady of Los Angeles, visi day afternoon, it being her young sons year are cited. In the fiscal year 1907 location at Gresham and already $.5000 Circular No. J?-The Four Sex Lies. ted at the Hoef home Monday. birthday. the forest service sold more timber stick has been taken. Circular No. !> Sex Truths for Men. Lottie Knutzen, a daughter of Jake than has been sold in any later year | Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dunnington who Mrs. W. I. Steele, of Portland, has For Older Boy.4 (13 to 18 yrs. of age) Knutzen of Thompson creek was bit- prior to that just closed. Contracts had been camping at the sulphur I Circular N>. <9-Virility an I Physical D-vjIopn d. ten by a rattlesnake recently, She were made covering over a million fest, 1 bought a lot and will erect a two-story springs cn Little Applegate for a cou killed the snake before going to the board measure. But in the fall of 1907 . steei building at Bandon. For Younger /i>ys ple of weeks have returned home. The Northwestern Electric Co. was Circular No. 7 The Secret of S'rength. hi urn for aid. 1 came business panic, followed by inac- granted a francnise for 25 years to in- ( FOR SALE at a Rargain House and For Girls Miss Katherine Chapman the milli | tivity. Sales in 1908 disposed of less lot on Oregon street, Hear City Hall. ner, who has been at- Dunsmuir, Calif, than 400 million feet and in 1909 of less stall a municipal stein heating plant. Circular N>. I X Plain Talk with Girls Ab > it Fuir II • -t!th. Must be sold soon. Call on Rogue The Estabrook Company, of Bandon, for some time arrived Wednesday and than 300 million. In both these others For Young Women River Realty l3o. Adv. will spend a few days visiting relatives i more timber was cut under sales than does a big transportation business on Circular No. 10 Physical D.-velipnmt, the Coquille rive, and has a payroll of j 1 was dispose I of through new sales. Employees of the S. P. railroad have and friends in this city. For Parents I The difference was the result of cutting $¡5,000 a month. Oregon Manufacturer. voted almost unanimously for a strike Cir.r liar No. 1 -The Nje I for E I 1 • p i in in a •*< 111 ’Î Rev. Reames of Medford will preach ' under the contracts of earlier years. ----------- »x------------ unless the differences between them at Ihe Methodist church next Sunday Circular No. .1 When an.) H > v to T -II th“ Cliil |r in and the company can be satisfactorily morning and evening and also on Sun I Last year’s sales of over $4,000,090 Circular No. 5 -A List of B > ,ks f ir Uss in t'l ■ F i nily on Sex. Electric Sparks ! worth of timber does not necessarily arranged. I day Aug. 10th in the absence of the I mesn a prospective income from timlier I Miss Abbye Raypholtz who had been I pastor who has gone for a two weeks of this large amount in the immediate Send 2-cent stamp with your address to visiting relatives at Ashland, has re vacation tn the Ryan place near Derby. future. Tu bring this about there Depart m nt I). No, Clarissa, bolts are not used to turned home accompanied by her cous* A notable social event of the week would have to be a series of big sale r'vet caucuses together. The Oregon State B nr J of Health in, Miss Nellie Perry who will remain was the birthday party given at the 'years. The present jear maj' or may A lobby is a large body of rumors | 703 elling /Juilding, Portlan I, Oregon a few weeks. Dunford residence Tuesday evening, I not see sales iqual to th se of the last. surr Minded by an investigation. Will Hanna who had been visiting the occasion being the anniversary of I While genei t market conditions are at Say, fellows! Would you ever think friends and transacting business here the birth of Miss Flossie. About I present less favorable to large commit of asking a qualified voter for a kiss? for the past ten days left Saturday for twenty vourg people were present ani ments than they were six moffths ago, The longer crongrcM slicks, the stick his home in Seattle. He will stop at an enjoyable evening passed all too the aggressive sales policy now in foice, er it feels and looks. Portland a day or two. 1 with its opportunities f< r long-term quickly. From the distance it looks as if some purchases on fair terms where sales are Grant Matthews and C. Carr, promi In a decision recently rendered. perfectly good soldiers w< re about to nent citizens of the Foots creek coun Judge Calkins has decided in favor of ! |>o«sible in no other way, will probably die uselessly in the Balkins. i counteroalance to a greater or less de- try were at the court, house Tuesday the legality of the bonds recently voted President Wilson has considerately on business connected with the propos by the city of Grants Pass for building 1 gree influences that may tend to ch :?k refrained from saving in regard to »be I sales. The need uf the national forest ed change in the boundaries of their a railroad to the Applegate valley. It J timber is growing and evet y year brings lobby <1. Vilopmrnt, “I told you so.” This preparation will restore the ki ln’v-t t> their nor school district. is likely that an appeal will be taken ! normally more of this timber within the A ntm.ber of prominent m< n s. em to mal condition, cleanse th<? blood of pJ.sonons waste to the supreme court in order to finally Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Mr. radius of affective demand. The yearly be at-xioua to second Broker Lamar's matter, start rich, red blood c -ursin ; through your and Mrs. Fred Colvig left Tuesday determine the matter. cut and the income f >-m the forists :o unution to the Ananias club. morning for the tall timber near the veins and keep you in excellent health. can reasonably be expected to rise in Win a battle tine 140 miles long, it A Good Investment. her 'waters of Evans creek where they the future as it has been rising how looks as though the Gneks and Seib* We are not recon merdfng a ( at, ut mo lic o « is u nresc. ip! ion W. D. Magli.» W'H kn wii merchant of ever the number of sales ccnTac.s will camp and spend a couple of W’eeks inadicin* composed of Iruga of known virtue we k;i>> v wha' they are and v re bent ui stringing tach other. Whitemound, Win , bought a «teck of Chara- in h inting and fishing. As they were berMinG medicine« so 3« to be able to supply I may fluctuate. that ia why we are ao sure of our giuund. Having no militantsuffragette*, could w II equipped with guns and fishing them to hi« ensiomer». After receiving ,_______ _________ -. we lot mute < u selves by forcibly Certain relief from kidney troubles--in 50c and $1 bottles ta 'k a and as both Herby and Fred are them he was himself taken sick and «ay« n 'ad for skill with the rod and gun, that one email bottle of Clc n>bc:liir’-. t Tc, I The An.eri. an R- ncing Co of Bidli feeding the insiduous lobby? and Diarrhoea Rem'-'y w « wort!, ■ more will go on your bond an : writ* Mex ico should karn from us that in ti ; poor trout and deer are likely to Cholera more to him than the cost of his enti e stock vestigations are much cheaper, more have a hard time of it fur the next two of these medicines. For sale by all dealers. i burg'ary insurance. I D. W. B ag . sjaw Ag«nt. (effective and more interesting than weeks. —Advertisement. POLK’S'™...... .. f Business Directory Great Red Plague es Nyal’sStone Ro >t Compound ! I I CITY DRUG STORE
