Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, August 09, 1913, Image 2

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    the undesirables; it is too late to get
the opinion of those departed worthies
regarding the Rev. John.
Officia, Paper of the dtp of Jacksonville, Oregon
Why are no animal dances named
for the donkey? Perhaps if is because
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
that animal is noted more for stupidity
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , fklitor.
than viciousness.
Too many people spend today what I
Entered as second-claBs matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
they hope to earn tomorrow.
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
It is always too early to rip but nev­
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1913
er too late to mend.
Secretary Garrison evi lently believes
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
that we should trust in God and keep
application.
our pyiwder to ourselves.
:■ JACKSONVILLE POST-:
COURT HOUSE NEWS
The World .is Growing i
Better=
Âr
THE MEXICAN SITUATION
CURRENCY LAWS ASSURED
Itemi of Interest to Jackson County
Tax Payers
MARRIAGE LICEN8ES
President sends John
Lind
Minnesota as Personal En-
voy.
Has Power
Yes, and especially the romantic little city known on
the map as Jacksonville—the Pioneer of the Rogue—»
I
:s
S
the Park City of the Valley—where contentment sings,
nature smiles and where to live is to rejoice.
of
Only Two Democialic Senators
Oppose Promptness Wilson
OH, YE LOVERS OF BEAUTY AND BARGAINS!
Fred Eccleston and Alice Anderson.
Stands Firm on Origi­
to act for U. S.
Elmer Leslie and Nora Luman.
nal Measure.
Cur William Roberts and Leia Phil­
Here is where you get one hundred cents worth of
lips.
Washington, Aug. 5. —Following the
F. M Broker and Mary Jane Pennis- selection of former Governor John Lind
goods for your dollar. More goods for same money,
Washington, Aug. 6.- President Wil­
tton.
of Minnesota to be President Wilson’s son talked currency to a number of his
same goods for less money than elsewhere.
personal representative in Mexico City, callers today, and made it plain that he
CIRCUIT COURT.
the
administration
here
is
confident
intended to stick to his determination
NEW CASES.
that peace soon will come in Mexico, it
"The State of Oregon vs Ralph Pot­ being believed that Lind is the best o have a bill passed at the extra session.
Senator James told tne President to­
ter. Transcript.
available man to reconcile the warring day that the Democrats would put the
State of Oregon vs C. E. Land. i factions there.
bill through. Senator Hughes took a
Lind will endeavor to get influential similar view. Senator Owen, chairman
Transcript from justice’s court, Med­
kept in a First-Class, Up-to-Date General Store. High­
ford District.
Mexicans to force Huerta to restore of the banking committee pointed out
est quality, lowest prices. When you want merchand­
State of Oregon vs Mrs. Ownie order. He also will investigate the that in his poll of the Senate, only
fol
Kneutzen. Transcript from justice’s question as to whether raising the em­ Senators Hitchcock and O’Gorman
bargo on importation of American arms were flatly opposed to legislation at
ise don’t forget “JACKSONVILLE FIRST” and
eourt, Medford District.
>
and ammunition would help the situa­ th s time. All the other Democrats,
State ot Oregon vs Chsrles M. Pat­ tion.
especially
he
said,
but
five,
were
earnestly
in
terson.
Transcript from justice’s
»
It is rumored that the president and favor of the legislation, and they,
court, Medford District.
John Bassett Moore, counsellor of the though preferring to defer the task to
State of Oregon vs Henry Morrill. state department, disagree on a solu- the next session would abide by the
Transcript from justice’s court, Med­ i tion of the Mexican problem, Moore, it wishes of the President and the ma­
is said, sides with Ambassador Wilson jority.
ford District.
i and favors recognizirg Huerta as pres-
The President expressed his satisfac­
Rig Pines Lumber Co. vs H. M.
l ident and that he should be held re- tion oVer the actibn bf the House
The People’s Store
Marsh.
Achon to recover money.
1 sponsible for conditions in Mexico. Banking Committee in voting to report
i
Complaint filed. Affidavit and under­
<1
I This plan was opposed by the president. the Administration bill, when he talked
taking for attachment. Summons.
| Lind was named without consulting with Representatives Wilson of Florida
Grace Kime vs H. S. Kime. Suit [ Moore. The state department counsel­ Patten of New York and Seldomriclge
for divorce.
Complaint filed, sum­ lor today refused to discuss the mat­
of Colorado.
mons.
ter.
Copies of the revised draft of the
Envoy Lind today is enroute to Mex­ Glass Currency Bill, containing amend­
Gold Hill Bank vs Robert H. Moore,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale Under
IL K. HANNA
et al. Suit to foreclose a lien. Com­ ico. His instructions are elastic and ments adopted late yesterday by Demo­
he
carries
what
practically
are
plenary
plaint filed. Bond for injunction filed.
crats of the House Currency Commit­
Execution
powers to act for the president and the tee, were in circulation about the Capi­
Injunction order.
GUN NEWBURY
Bv virtue of an execution issued out i
lawyer
United States.
tol today, and were the subject of care­
PROBATE COUHT
the Circuit Court of the State of
Before he started on his trip Lind ful scrutiny by friends and opponents of
Oregon for the County of Jackson, I
Attorney-at-Law
In the matter of the estate of John and the President, with Secretary Bry­ of the President’s currency reform upon a decree rendered and oocketed
I in said court on the 31 day of July, I Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
Margreiter, deceased. Order appoint­ an, held a lengthy conference in which plan.
1913, in a suit wherein D. P. Magerle I MEDFORD,
ing time and place for final settlemeut. every possible contingency was consid­
OREGON.
An amendment adopted by the House is plaintiff and E. A. B irchell and
JACKSONVILLE,
.OREGON
In the matter of the estate of George ered. Lind’s first task will be to com­ Committee Democrats making the Fed- Mary Burcheil, husband and wife, and
municate
with
influential
Mexicans
W.
L.
Thompson
are
defendants,
in
,
K. Waite, deceased. Order releasing
I eral Reserve Board to a partial extent
DR. T. T. SHAW
who have 'ndirectly advised President bi-partsan by having the appointive i favor of the plaintiff and against the |
surety.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Wilson that they are working for a re- members divided between political par- ( said defendants, E. A. Burchell and I
Dentist.
I Mary Burchell, for $700.00, with in-
by local applications, as they cannot
In the matter of the estate of Ed­ concilliation of the Mexican factions.
the diseased portion of the ear.
’ thereon from
"
lies, is expected to allay somewhat the | terest
March 10, 1912, Office in Ryan Building, California St. reach
ward C. Ireland, deceased. Order dis­
a here is only one way to cure deafness,
To these men Lind will make it clear opposition based on fear of political: at the rate of
___ 8 r per
_
• annum,
!
.. . .
cent r Pyr_
i
and that is by constitutional remedies.
charging ailuiinist ator and releasing that recognition of Huerta by the Uni- 1
the sum of $1CO.OO attorney’s fees and :
Ua •' s.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed eandi*
control of the proposed new currency I $22.00
his bondsmen.
costs, and act ruing interest JACKSONVILLE
g REGON tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta­
t 'd States is impossible. Tiiifc is the 1 system.
chian
Tube. When this tube is Inflamed
, and costs of sale; which execution was
you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
In the matter os the estate of David first step of the administration’s policy. i
(directed and delivered to me as sheriff
hearing,
and when it is entirely closed.
II. W. BAGSHAW
Deafness is the result, and unless the In­
| of the above named state and county, I
Lmn, deceased. Order discharging ad­ The following steps will not be maue
flammation
can be taken out and this
Attorney at Law
ministratrix and exonerating her uunds- public until Lind reports. The pres­ ' NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LAND. , I have levied upon and am directed to I
tube restored to its normal condition,
[ sell by virtue of such execut'on and 1
hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
ident expresses the greatest hi.peful-
men.
Notice is hereby given that the State I decree of the court the following de-1 NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
; nt-ss that Lind’s mission will succeed.
which is nothing but an inflamed condi­
Land Board of the State of Oiegon scribed leal property, to-wit: The I
In the matter of the estate of Jacob
tion of the mucous surfaces.
Forenoon ¡ 9 ‘•so to t0 12 5
I will receive sealed bids until 10:00 South 1. of the Ni-rth -ast !4 ar. 1 Lot.’| Office L Honrs-J
Wo will giro Ono Hundred Dollars for any cm * of
Hours. t Afterl)oon
F. Ritter, deceaied. Order appointing i
Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bn cured by
[ o clock A. M., October 7, 1913, for rhe 1 and z, in Section 6, Township 36,
.Uall’a Catarrh Curo. Bend for circulars, free.
appraisers.
I South, Range 4 West of Wdlumette
Elec rie Sparks
, following described lands to-wit.
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
F. J. CI 1 UNIT, It 00. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The S.C of S.W.'4 and S.W '4 of Me idinn, containing 162.37 acres.
In the matter of the partnership es­
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Now, Therefore, by virtue of said JACKSONVILLE.
•
- OREGON
i N.E.,'4 ol Section 36, T. 22 S., 1«.
tate of Parker-Field, a partnership
j execution and decree, and in com-
¡2 W.
China has that Mexican feeling.
heretofore existing between John W
1 The N.W.'4 of Section 16, T. 28 S.. I pliauce with the commands of said
I writ, 1 will on September 2, 1913, at
Parker and Whiteomb Field, now de­
Empty is the purse, vacation’s gone. I R. 3 W.
The N C, N.' . of S.W.'4, S.W.Q of the hour of ten o’clock A M., at the
ceased. Order fixing time for final
The Mexican hand of Huerta should IS. W. '4, and N. W.'4 of S.E.'4 of See- front do r of the Ci urt House in Jack­
We have on hand for sale the following
hearing.
sonville. Jackson County, Oregan, sell
. tion 36, T. 30 S., Range 11 W.
never touch Uncle Sam’s.
at public auction, subj-ct to re­
I
The
S.
'
,,S.
1
,
of
N.E.
'
4
of
Section
36,
blanks viz:
In the matter of the estate of Wil­
demption, to the highest bidder, for
How would “the Minimum Wage” | T. 38 S.. R. 2 W.
Lease,
liam Henry James, deceased. Order
cash
in
iiami,
all
of
the
real
property
MiRL’.t . •
.4 t v: yiD/i ' ikgii-
do as the subject for Bryan’s popular j All bids must be accompanied by a above described, to satisfy the said
Mortgages,
Setwl >..i ■
. ■ .’il or l’inno. for
appointing appraisers.
regularly executed application to pur­
r.7C£ RCPOIÌT Ci' i li -Di > -•
P t.’blpncl-
lecture?
execution.
Bill of Sale,
chase and check or draft for at least
. \ .
I .. . ; » _ 1 : NCLS.
Se* .1 2
In f ni"« f r innUunble hoc’;
Plated this 2nd day of August, 1913.
Agreements.
Still some of the newspapers act as one-fifth of the amount of the bid.
<1
J’.v ( > C ”-7- . .4 : -I SULL FAÌEHTS,
W. H. S ingler ,
The right to reject any and all bids
Ili. li O” a v I pav. 1
y Io gf! n partner,
MARRIED
Warranty Deeds,
P’.iuni l...v r.’.'l out.r vtluable inion.iat on.
if they han a special contract to i “lec- is reserved.
Sheriff of Jackson County,Oregon. 1
Quit Claim Deeds,
By E. W. W ilson . Deputy.
I D.SWY& ce
Applications and bids should be ad­
LESLIE LUMAN At Medford, Ore­ ture Bryan. ”
to G. G. Brown, Clerk Stale
t hattel Mortgage,
I
gon, Sunday August 3, 1913, by Rev.
Those Bulgars should remember the [ dressed
Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and
pat ;- t v . sv / vers ,
z
Acknowledgements,
Weston F. Shields; Elmer Leslie and old prize fighter's maxim; “There ain’t : marked “Application and bid to pur-
303 Sevtn'.h PI., Washington, 0. C.
estoration t > entry of
Real
Estate
ontract,
Nora Luman.
| chase state lands.”
nobody that somebody can’t lick.”
' LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Location Notice—Placer,
G. G. B rown ,
Notice is hereby given that the lands
ROBERTS-PHILLIPS
At Jackson­
Drowning after drowning we do not
Clerk State Land Board. describe1 below, embracing 132.5!)
Location Notice Quartz,
ville, Oregon, Saturday, August 2. need a “safe an i sane Sunday.
Da'ed August 1, 1913.
1 acres, within the Crater National For­
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
1913, by Henry G. Dox, I. P.; Cur
est, Oregon, will be subject to settle-
You don’t catch much game when
Ria! Siuts Ajsits C> ¡tract.
William Roberts and Leia Phillips.
i ment and er.try under the provisions
you go hunting with a brass bund.
of the homestead laws of the United
Notice Application for Liquor License
The country most in need of u little Notice of Sale of Real Property States and the act of J me 11. 1'1 >G. ,
Spanking will not cure children of At reasonable prices. We intend adding
(34 Stat., 2)3), at the United States'
compulsory education is Mexico.
by Administrator.
I
FOR STATE PRINTER
I land office st Roseburg, Oregon, on | wetting the bed, because it is not a other blanks as fast as possible until
London is to have a $6,(NM),U<iU hotel,
the line is complete. Blanks of special
Auv settier wh
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE September 24, 1913.
_________
*
in which, we presume it may be pOSbi-
was actually- and in good faith claiming habit but a dangerous disease. The form printed to order at short notice
OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY
any of s liJ lands for agricultural pur­ C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
Governor West Appoints Experl ble to get a bath, and a meal with the !
OF JACKSON.
JACKSONVILLE P0S1.
poses prior to January 1, 1996, and has
aid of several, healthy tips.
, In th. matter of the Estate of James not abandoned same, his a preference Chicago, Iil., have discovered a
to Succeed the Late W. S.
The truth is out at last. Mr. Bryan Cook, D-cease l.
right to make a homestead entry for, strictly harmless remedy for this
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble.
is one of these reckless young spend-
Notice is hereby given that the un­ the lands actually occupied. Said lands
\.ha‘n yon have trouble with your stom-
distrssing
disease
and
to
make
were
lifted
upon
the
applications
of
Dun ¡way,
i thrifts who are trying to maintain a dersign. d, as administrator of the es­
'. h or chronic constipation, don’t imagine
tate of James Cook, deceased, will the persons mentioned below, who known its merits they will send a 50c.
1 motorcar on his Govt, salary.
li; t your .’.ise m b.yond help just because
from unit after the 25th day of August, | have a preference right subject to the
,v«ir u < a i f.«ih m girt* y3U niief. Mrs.
Compared to Ben Johnson’s power, 1913, at ten (10) o’clock in the tore- prior right of any such settler, pro­ package securely wrapped and pre­
PiniufccM, N. J., writes, “For
Salem. Or., Aug. 7. Governor West the Czar of Russia can't even take neon of that day, at the front entrance vided such settler or applicant is quali­ paid Absolutely Free to any reader G. bten
er a .a h p;’«: 1 have U-.eu troubled with
of the County Court House at Jackson­ fied to make homestead entry and the
today appointed as State Printer R. A. part in a rising vote.
y
Ft
!».
l v. rythii. r I ale upvet it ter-
ville. Jackson County. Oregon, proceed preference right is exercised prior to of The Jacksonville Post. This . re­
H rris. State Printer Expert until the
j’.v. One of Chamber!:! hi’« advertising
The African in the Mexican wood- *o sell at private sale to the highest September 24, 1913, on which date the medy also cures frequent desire to
State Printer Hat salary law atsilished
ine to
Alter reading a few
pflo appears to be a British Lord with bidder lor cash, and subject to con­ lands will be subject to settlement and urinate and inability to control urine
i ib Kiu r* fn • : p.*nplc alio had been
his office by the death of State P.
firmation by the County Court of the entry by any qualified person. The
an appe «e .or Indigestible securities. State of Oregon for the County of lands are as follows: The N.E1, of
“
• ' ■
m a Tai let*, I decided to
Duniway.
during the night or day in old or
.! en nrniy three-fourths
S
E.L,
the
E.>.
of
N
W.i,
of
S.E
Jackson
the
following
described
real
So
far
I.s
we
e
uule
to
judge,
that
tiovr-n >i W. st mad • <!„• up ..i,it
‘ ’•••■
•I'd cun now vxtalmost
the E.'. of N WJ, of N W
of young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. I
property, namely:
ment from Ins suiniiici home al i no«>.. c nt,:-i in th« «..ukans is a cubist war.
t i vuxit* For sale by all
The S uth Half of the Northeast S.E.',. the N E.of S.W.'4 of N W. is an Old Reliable House, write to
Mavbe the National Associations of Quarter, i nd the Nut th Half of the 't of S.E 'j, the N.1 ■ of N.E t of
Bench, where he is on his vacation.
Harris was appointed State Printing Manufacturers did not get a man ir Southeast Q mrter of Section Twenty S W. Q of S E.the N.'. of S. E ', them today for the free medicine.
(2tl), Township Thirty four (34) South, of S.E.Sec. 24, T. 34 S.. tt 3 E., Cure the afflicted members of your
Dysentery is a. wars serious and often a
Expert by Governor West shortly after the late cabinet, but Ballinger was Rang«
of N.W. % of S. W.'4, the
Three (3) East of the Willam­ i he S.
dangeroua Jiseare. but it cm be cured.
the Governor assumed office in return there for a whilj.
ette Meridian, in Jackson County, Ore- N.'.. o'f S.W.', of S.W.'4, Sec. 19. family, then tell your neighbors and
Chamberlain’s Cohcv Cholera .nd Diarrhoea
T. 34 S.. R. 4 I... W. M.. application friends about this remedy.
for services rendered during the Guber­
“What shall be done with our ex- K'>n.
Remedy baa cured it even when malignasi
'of
Oliver
M.
Goss,
of
Butte
Falls.
I
This
sale
is
made
in
the
above
en
­
xml «• • « , iic. For sale by all dealer«.
natorial campaign. Scarce had he en­ presidents?”, is fast becoming a nio-
Oregon; List 6-862. Approved July
titled
matter
pursuant
to
p
license
and
tered upon the duties of his office when mentous personal question to Mr. Hu- . order of SHij. duly made on the 24th 14, 1913. C M. B ruce , Assistant Com
he began a campaign in the Legisla­ erta, of Mexico.
[day of July, 1913,’by Hon. F. I,. Tou missioner of the General Land Office.
ture for the State Printer flat salary
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Congressional motto; As we legis­ Veils, Judge of the County Court of
law, and it is to this law that he owes late through life, let us probe by the the State of Oregon fortheCounty of
,
Jackson,
and
tiled
in
the
office
of
said
Try
that
delicious Ice Cream at
his appointment, fur it was passed. way.
I'couii on said last mentioned day.
I Chapman’s.
This was in the Legislature of 1911,
Dated July 24th. 1913.
Savants of the University of Penn­
and over the bill the Legislature be­
sylvania report the "recall” of very
Causes of Stomach T. -ijiec.
came involved in a tight whi. h result's!
JOHN COOK.
ancient origin, having found on the law
Bederdary
hnbiU, lack of out-door «-service, ’
Administrator
of
Estate
of
James
in its defeat in the House. Governor
msuthrient mastieaiion of feud, cvosipstic-i i
tablets of Hummer ubi of ancient ii'ab - Cui-k, Deceased.
W<st urged its passage, however, and
r. nrpid liver, w- rry and si xi-.-i o.er.a .
Ion numerous hieroglyphics l.idicumg
taking of fowl amt drink not suited io I
it was reaurrei ted, and after a clause
The American Bonding Co. of Balti
the existence such a practice.
Via inserted th. t it should not go into
more will go on your .bond and write ▼our age ami occupation. Correct your
habits ami take Chain!«rlain’s Tablets and
The Rev. John Thompson, of Chiea- burglary insurance.
affect until January 1,1915, the expira-
you will soon be well again. Fur sale by
I
go,
classes
David
and
Solomon
among
j
ion of Duniway"a term, was passed.
all dealers.—Advsrtusaian'
D. W. B agshaw . Agent
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF EVERYTHING
Taylor - Williams Co,
Oregon
Jacksonville,
LEGAL BLANKS
R
BETTER THAN
SPANKING
POST ADS
bring
Best Results