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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1913)
t- wood is put is surprisingly large, Student-Made Appliances Used. students in regular class work. If you want to buy, or sell anything, WORK STARTED This system of using student lab >r cording to the department, the articles advertise in the Post. in practical affairs is r.ot only a matb r into which it goes range from church Tiny Combest of Buncom was a visi , p wa-ti>.kitxhwu. tables, and.from organ . Oregon Agricultural College, Corval of eounuA»y,.-but-is adecidgd »¿MjMita; e Circuit cou-t is in session Jhis week, tor in town Wednesday. On Electric- Plant- Near - Cold I pipes to newel posts. We may have lis, Ore., Oct. 28-Bv the use of student- ir. instructional work. As faplts In v * Subscribe for the Post. $1.50 per A. Throckmorton of Ruch was a re our first sleep in a birch crib and our made appliances $800 has been saved- workmanship become apparent at on e year, t Hill. Will Supply Power cent visitor in this city. last in a birch coffin. The spools on the tax payers of Oregon Agricultural and are checked up against the ¿tad s Mark Watkins of Watkins was in __ ____ “ _ , And many other sums, larg- of the students making them, mistal: s Pat Swayne of Watkins was trans | which we _ get our cotton and silk thread ! " College. for New Cement Plant. town Tuesday. acting business in this city Wednesday. ] are birch spools, and the lasts on which er or smaller, are saved an"ually in will be far fewer. And as ahiden's ■William Cameron of Ruch was in ¡ our shoes are made are likely to be i the work of improvements ard up-keep know that they are doing real wor' , Fresh bread all the time, pies and j town Tuesday. cakes to order at Chapmans Chocolate I Gold Hill, Oct. 28 -Work commenc birch lasts. The largest of the spools I of the buildings and equipment by turn nit merely “supposing,” they, wo- ed Monday upon the power site of the hold 12.003 yards, the smallest20yards. ing the work of the students in mechan with more enthusiam and intelligent-- . Miles Cantrail of Ruch was a visitor Corner. Rogue River Public Service Corpora- The wood’s beauty, strength, and rig- ical engineering to practical account. One instance of the effect of t! e in town this week. Fred L. Heath of Central Point, The large saving above referred to close supervision required in- succe;- - tion, just east of this city; for the de idity make it prominent au a material Dr. J. W. Robinson left Thursday states that this year’s yield of onions velopment of power required by their for musical instrument«, and the same was effected in the wurk of enlarging fully carrying out the policy is shown was 360 sacks to the acre and sold at for Oakland, California. contract with the Beaver Portland Ce qualities bring it into extensive use for the heating plant to serve the new I by the low percentage of waste in ihe J. A. Lemery of Ashland was at the an average price of $1.30 per sack, or ment company. Owing to the approach flooring. buildings. To support the new steam | college foundry, under the direction cf a total of $468. per acre. It evidently of winter and the consequent high wa court house Wednesday. pipes 100 brackets were required, the j I A E- Ridenour, as compare^ with the Many people have an idea that shoe pays to grow onions. ter, the present improvements will be pegs have nearly passed out of use, market value of which is $10 each. 1 waste in commercial plant?. In the Mayor Johnson of Ashland was at The Cirls Amicitia Club gave a Hal-1 largely of a temporary nature, develop- hut' the amount of birch previously The cost of the material in these brack-' College shops thq waste averages 6 per the court house Tuesday. lowe’en ball in Orth’s Hall Thursday ing sufficient power to supply the ce- : mentioned as made into pegs and shanks I cent, while in must eomruereiaD found Joseph Ginet of Sterling precinct nignt. Music was furnished by Caugh- I ment company within the next sixty yearly in New England seems to dis- ets is but $2.00 each. I ries it runs considerably higher. This was in town Wednesday. This labor was performed by stu thran’s orchestra and a very enjoyable days. With the approach of nextsum- ¡ prove this notion. Birch, the depart- training in economy is of the greatest Mrs. C. Reeves visited friends in Ev evening was spent. The attendance , mer the work of constructing a perma- ment says, is often put on the market dents under the supervision of their value to students. ans creek valley this week. was larger than usual. I nent dam for the development of 5IKI0 in imitation of other woods, and we may regular instructors, so that the brack -----------»<•>♦------ C. F. Sheppard, a piano dealer of -----------»<£«----------- horsepower, and the installation of a open many a door, sit on many a chair, ets cost $200 instead $1000. Still the slit skirts carry fewer germs Ashland was in town Friday. suitable plant, will be rapidly pushed and write on many a desk which we Another item in which a large saving Buncom Reports. into the house. W. J. Moore, Esq. of Ashland at- to completion. Permit has already imagine to be mahogany, but which is will be effected by student labor is the I tended court here this week. j been secured under authority of the really birch stained to resemble the gen the manufacture of speed lathes for Frank Netherlands of Big Butte at- W. O. Garrett was in town Monday. 13tate engineer’s office. The Rogue uine article. the wood shops. Patterns of the parts ■ River Public Service Corporation are tend the circuit court this week. Fort Hubbard was out on Applegate I successors in interest to the Oregon i are being made in the wood shop and OHEGÓST Find WASHINGTON Gus Newbury of Medford was at the Monday. VOTE FOR THE BILLS ' Water & Power company, of which H. the castings will be made in the foun court house several days this week. Toots Thompson was out to the Pres ■ D. Reed was local manager. The ac dry, atter which they will be machined J. B. Hair of Rogue Riqer attended ton ranch last week. tivity at the power site is taken to in A Directory of each City, Towh and the circuit court as a juror this week. Villi, e, ’ tr.xlrg d liptive sketch*^)f T. L. Devore has purchased a runa dicate the immediate construction of How to Vote For the University and assembled in the machine shop by each place. location, population, tele- W. R. Garrett, postmaster at Bun bout machine and also a fine horse and the cement company’s $500,000 plant grtq.h, shlpi'inff and banking point; Bills Referred to the People. ; com. was a visitor in this city Monday. buggy. also < las.-iti. i Directory, compiled by west of this city. OREGON Ì bunlnes. and’ profession. Leo Trefren of Ashland has been Clint Galleton and wife were visitors < Q- 1: I AGRICULTURAL attending court several days this week at A. S. Kleinhammers last Saturday. State University Building Repair Fundi THIEVES GETTING BOLDER I 300 X Yes Chris Keegan of this city was select Mrs. C. C. Pursell did trading in COLLEGE I 301 No. ed rs oneot the grand jurors Monday. town last week. OVER 66 YEARS' BEGINS its forty-fifth school year New Building. EXPERIENCE A social dance was given by the Some University of 302 Oregon Orpha Lewis was the guest of her Says Ashland Record. S eptember rs. rsia. X Yes. DEGREE COURSES!» manyphasesoi young people, in Orth’s Hall Saturday sister Ollie Coppie Sunday. 303 No. AGRICULTURE. ENGINEERING. HOM! Thief Likely to be Filled night. The f^ee Gance that was given by C. This is the third referendum brought economics . M ining , forestry . C om M. Ruch last Saturday night proved to H. E. Whorten of Rogue River was MERCS. PHARMACY. by the same person in six years against With Lead. attending to legal business in this city to be a fine dance and was enjoyed by T wo - year C ourses ta agricu , State University funds. ture . home E conomics , miciiani Monday. a large crowd. By now, the Univeasity’s need is T rade M arks ARTS FORESTRY. COMMERCE. PHAR MA< The light-fingered gent.-y are getting desperate; it must have a new building D c SIGNS i I Mrs. Minnie Stapleton, E. W. Lilje- Mrs. Coffman has leased the dining TEACHER'S COURSES in mirnu .... C opyrights fac very bold in their operations. The cli room of the U. S. Hotel and is serving gran, Joe Martir and Gage Pierce took or stand still. training, agriculture, domestic scieui Anvone Kinding a akotcb unU dcérip Inn mar qn . - 13 u.cnrliun our.<M'iiii"i> iroe whvilibr »'> dinner at Joe Goldsbys the first of the max was reached Tuesday evening meals to the public. Attendance has doubled since 1907, and art. ¡i-.veiitl'-n 1. urobnl’lr | un'ila' In. Ç.... nmnli'r.. when two young fellows took a bicycle when the last new building was erect MUSIC, including piano, string, ban l-niliAtnctiyroiill.lAn'Ial. MAfiUl-IOX ou I'liloiil« C. L. Munson, representing the Pa week. ,<‘iu irei- ol.lnut a.-fii< v a.lr .enuring piu<w:>'. belonging to Clarence Cornelius from I'nteiiiA taken 'iirun. ii Munn 3r<*o. rweivo ed; hundreds are seeking other states cific Paper Co. of Portland, was calling instruments and voice culture. John Cantrall made a trip to Med tfirriai node«, without eburao, lutto in front of Orres ’ tailor shop. They A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled on his patrons Tuesday. for education. ford Sunday. were seen by Dr. Harrington, the vet e Eighteen cents on each $1,000 is what “T hs E nrichment of R ural L ife ' Frank Carfferon of Uniontown was Ancel Gilson and wife was in town erinary surgeon, who called to young l.arc'ent ctr- A hand«oii’< t and a C atalogue will be mailed, fie. it will cost the taxpayer to uphold the cnlatR'ii uf i transacting business with merchants last week. on application. Cornelius. He started after them and two bills. The money was provided in this city Wednesday. Address H. M. T knnant , Reglntrai Mrs. R. J. Cameron of Medford visi- ho'lered at them, but they broke into for in the last levy. nw 7-lSto»S; Corvallis, Oregon. Reis Chapman has sold his confec te 1 the ranch several days last week. a ru't, going up Granite street. Corne If this appropriation is diverted from tionery business to Miss Flora Thomp William T. Bostwick was in town lius was unable to overtake them but I the University, no one knows wha* it son and her brother "Toots.” saw them turn up Baum street. There will be spent for—probably for some Tuesday. Geo. W, Dunn of Ashland, spent John Orth and family spent Sunday are many deer guns being taken out of thing much less worthy than the Uni Tuesday in this citv attending court night with Mr and Mrs. J. F. Crump, their cases, loaded and put in conven versity of Oregon. and transacting other business. ient places, and some thief is going to and family. ----------- KSr»----------- get filled full of lead the first thing W. H. Whann, who experted the Miss Letha Buck was a last weeks I MUTILATES DEER CARCASS they know. The people are getting books in the sheriff’s office last soring visitor with Mrs. R. G. Jennings. tired of these performances. was in town seveoal days this week. Dan Waters of Arkansas is visiting Don’t post unsightly, scrawled notic his relatives Mrs J. Paras and family. Butte Falls Man Fined $25 at es when von can have them neatly T. L. Devore spent Sunday night on Additional Man on Police Force printed at this office fora small charge. Medford Tuesday. little Applegate. Chief of Police Porter of Ashland Walter Reynolds of Medford is doing James Gault, formerly with E. E. was a witness on a case from that some carpenter work on the Crump Phipps, has been added to the police James Kirk, from the Butte Falls I city tried in the circuit court Tuesday. shool house. I country, was fined $25 in Medford I The Post management has made ar Mr. «nd Mrs. G. A. Gardner and ; Chester Pursell and other parties force of Ashland. With from 30 to 75 i Tuesday for mutilating the carcass of hoboes being driven out of town every little daughter visited Mr. Gardner’s spent several days in the hills this day it was impossible for any two men I a deer to conceal its sex. The com- rangements with the Portland Evening sister, Mrs. G. W. Dodson at Ashland, week. to properly protect any city as scatter i plaint was made by r'eputy Game Wai- Sunday. Telegram whereby we can give subscribers Mrs. Frank Cameren is improving. ed. In fact, robberies take place un i den Hubbard of Ashland and Kirk plead J. P. Wolf and D. Perozzi of Ash der the very eyes of patrolmen in the ' guilty. In view of the fact that the Frank Preston is now moving to Med land came over in an auto Tuesday. | the advantage of a gigantic combination cities, and it is no wonder two cannot i penalty for mutilating a carcass is the They were witness on a case tried in ford. ; same as for killing a doe, it seems odd ' properly protect Ashland at a time offer for a limited period. You can get a that hunters will persist in doing it. ■' the circuit court. Don Cameron is visiting Wilbur Cam when hoboes are so plenty. They probably hope to get the carcass ; Don Cameron who has been employ eron. Mr. Gault will go on at noon and Metropolitan evening paper with all the ed in an engineering crew in Washing Mrs. Waiter Bostwick and Mrs. Ralph work till midnight, Mr. Hatcher being earen before anyone shows up. ton state is spending a few days visit Jennings were afternoon visitors with on nights as before. Chief Porter goes latest news from all over the world and all ing friends in this vicinity. on duty at 7 in the morning and stays Arrested for Stealing Shotgun Mrs. Wilbur Cameron Tuesday. the news of Jackson County and vicinity in till evening and often most of the night H. Chandler Ec»n of Medford and Frank Cameron and Tiny Combest if anything is doing. The added man Harry Davis of Portland, defeated the were in town Wednesday. the Post at a remarkably low price. Sergeant Pat Mego of the police was needed and wul help some, but no English professional golfers, Vardon ! force yesterday arrested J. S. Grigsby Newt Lewis was in town on business three men can patrol a city the size of and RHy, at Portland, Tuesday. The Evening Telegram is the best Ashland so that determined men can of Griffin creek, charged with stealing matters recently. The American Bonding Co. of Balti not elude them and commit robberies.- a shotgun, and the authorities believe -------------- kqa -------------- paper in the state, market reports unexcell more will go on your bond and write they have the citizen who has been en Ashland Tidings. ANOTHER HUNTER SLAIN burglary insurance. gaged in a number of burglaries in this ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine D. W. B agshaw . Agent. city in the List six months. Before Grigsby’s alleged criminal activities he and comic section in colors. BIRCH WOOD The county court advertises for »esl George Bigham of Oregon City was a farmer on Griffin creek. ed proposals for constructing the Sis- Sergeant Mego brought his detective ! $5. per year kiyou division of the new Pacific high- 1 The Evening Telegram- Killed While Hunting Thurs ability into play and found the gun six ! Many Uses, Recorded by its way. The bids will be opened on j hours after it was stolen, in the attic | 1.50 November 19. day Morning. The Jacksonville Post- of the house where Grigsby lived. The I Forest Service William Facklam of Willow Springs initials of C. E. Lind from whom it was ' was in town Monday on business con- [ George Bigham of Oregon City, un Total- $6 50 stolen was on the handle. From furnishing material for a ca- nected with the final settlement of the ' cle of P C. Bigham, and Mrs. William A warrant was sworn out by Consta estate of hia brother who died last Klippel, 228 North Holly street Med . noe in which to hunt whales some hun- ble Estes before Justice Taylor, and winter. D. W. Bagshaw was attorney ford was killed at sunrise Thursday i died odd years ago to supplying New t'ne case will be called to the attention *for the estate. morning, on Trail creek, four miles I England factories of today with 11,000 of the prosecuting attorney.—Sun ' cords of wood annually for shoe pegs ------ »jv,---------- Special election next Tuesday. Rest-1 from Skyrman’s ranch, while on a deer j and shanks is, according to the depart- No. 145 dents of North Jacksonville will vote hunting (rip. Bigham was mistaken I ment of agriculture, only part of the REPORTOFTHECONDITIONOFTHE I at the court house and residents of ■ for a deer, the second accident of this services the b rch tree has rendered BEEKMAN’S BANKING HOUSE South Jacksonville, at the City hall. nature in this section in the last two and is rendering the people of America. I at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon California street is the dividing line weeks. Sir Alexander Mackenzie, the depart at the close of business, Bigham according to the meagre de between the two precincts. October 21st, 1913. tails obtainable went hunting with ment tells us in a bulletin just issued The open season for killing deer and Clyde Walter and Wilbur Kime of Med on the uses of birch, hunted whales in RESOURCES. quail ended yesterday. The fatilities ford, who left Monday. In crawling a birch bark canoe. The animals were Bonds, and warrants.......... 20,000.00 so far reported in Jackson county have through the heavy underbrush he was found at mouth -f the Mackenzie Riv been two, Elmer Conger of this place mistaken for a deer, the bullet causing er He failed to strike the game, an I Due from banks (not reserve banks .................................. and George Bigham of Oregon City, fired the shot is I concluded that it was probablj for the instant death. Who V_______ both men were shot in mistake for a unknown, owing to the poor telephone best. While the canoes are frail, it i* Due from approved reserve banks and cash on hand ... 61,475.95 deer. pointed out that the bark <f which service, and the reticent ranchers they are ma le resists decay longer than Total.............................. 81,491.05 Jackson County will receive $2471.70 that section to talk. anv other part of the tree. ta- as its share of the money derived from After.the shooting, Bigham was LIABILITIES. It would be difficult, the department the sale and rental of forest reserve ken to the Skyrman ranch, and. the Capital stock paid in ............ $15,000 '*) land* this year. The number of acres sheriff ai.J coroner’s office notified, the goes on to say, to estimate the value Surplus fund.......................... 3,160.49 of the service of the birch hark canoe within the reserves in this county, ac- two officials leaving at noon. 1,274 41 in the discovery, exploration, develop Du» to banks and bankers ... corling to Secretary of State Olcott is ----------- ►Ts----------- Once upon a time you bought a Hair Brush Individual deposits subject 707,848 acres and the total number of Surprising Curv nfGt< •sack Tronbln. ment, and settlement of the northern 62,056 15 to ciie-t................ part of this continent. From the Arc acres in the forest reserves in Oregon, A good Hair Brush, too, as brushes go, but r nbie wi.h your stom- tic Circle to the Great Lakes, and south When you liar Total.. ............... ....... bi.491.05 is 16,023,220. . i|».t;oi;, d .i’t imagine -.ch or cl.-onm . ward, for a century and a half, that STATE OF OREGON. now-it lacks back-bo.io in its B i ;tles and is hat your case 1» r-\ i..I help J-'st U.auso Mike Spanos and Frank Seymour, ’ .our . m : i Mrs light but exreedingl; strong and ser <1 •lias Parker, the Medford murderers, ( i, öf ‘I. .< i , V rites, “Ik i viceable vessel threaded the lakes and County of Jackson, givert to Shedding Hairs. Pretty near time .rtronb’ad sith rivers, bearing >r:.dc and carrying civ w»r • hanged at Salem, Friday morn :vert r. I . ’His p •' T I. Henry G. Dox, cashier of the Above upset it ter- ing at 8:30. Govermr West, to whom 1ST lio.. I- .fl. Í1 •!': in/ u 2¡e bank, do solemnly swear you thought about a new one ? 25 c # to $2.50 to advertising i’lizatiun where no other boat could go. named ci ». a petition asking for the commutation «'•I t . .dlr.j a few i The French explorer* and missionaries that the above statement is true to the -• ’-a 1 been ‘ made journeys of hundreds of miles in best of my knowledge and belief. o t’riir sentence to life imprisonment ■xid.-dto d e^ned to interfere and the condemn :r. HENRY G. DOX, Cashier. ■ the«* endows. often carrying cargoes ' .urths ed men paid the penalty for one of the Subscribed and sworn to before me 1 which would seem beyond the capacity lluioct lid «. .fa ( UU m nt cold-blooded crimes ever commit I vet I if. I this 31st day of October, 1913. l>7 all Iof such frail v. seels 1 ted in the stste. D. W. Bagshaw, Notary Public. dealer*.—X a v ci U smmd U The range of uses to which birch LOCAL NEWS POLK’S 0 Business Directory Great Combination Offer Both papers through this office if paid in advance for 1 year on or before Dec ember 31st 1913 HAIR BRUSHES CITY DRUG STORE i > /
