. JACKSONVILLE POST-: OfRcia. Raper of the City of Jacksonville, Ore;/on A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson D. W. B agshaw , Editor. County, Oregon. Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SA TU RI) A Y, ¡ANUA R Y 17, 19/4 SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. 1. No. 63. COURT HOUSE NEWS Report of the Condition of THE BAMK OF JACKSONVILLE Item* of Interest to Jackson Coun'y at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon, at the close of business January 13, 1914. Tax Payer« MARRIAGE LICENSES RESOURCES M. E. Davis and Sophia E. Short. Loans and discounts.................. $32,224.43 291.36 Overdrafts................................. 4.901.62 Bonds and Warrants............. Banking House....................... 4,921.75 3.256.63 Furniture and fixtures........... Due from approved reserve banks...................................... I Cash on hand............................. CIRCUIT COURT Expenses.................................... NEW CASES. A. H. Miller et al vs Harriet Scholz. Gold Dust.................................. Action to recover money. Complaint Total --- - $58,217.61 filed. Affi latvit and undertaking for LIABILITIES attachment. Writ issued, certificate Capital stock paid in................ $10,000.00 of attachment Hied. Summons. Surplus fund................... .. 8.33 John W. Parker vs Lincoln McCor­ Undivided profits less ex­ mack as administrator, et al. Action penses and taxes paid.......... 57.54 to recover money. Complaint tiled, Individual deposits subject to I summons issued. cheek................. .................... .. 43,377.60 Charles R. Soule and Ethelwyn Brown. Joseph J. Pool and Elizabeth A. Pat­ ton. Archie E. Abbott and Ella H. Park­ er. Medford Hardware Co. vs James W. Dunlop. Action to recover money. Complaint filed’ Summons issu -d. Henry J. Milligan vs Electric. Gold Dredging Co. Suit to forclose mort- gage. Complaint filed. J. M. Keene vs Elmer T. Fogs as re- corder of City of Medford, Suit for injunction, Undertaking filed, injunc- tiun order. Franklin E. Martin vs Tehama Coun­ ty, California. Suit to quiet title. Complaint filed. Affidavit for publica­ tion of summons. J. F. Jenkins vs W. B. Ham, et al. Slit to forclose mortgage. Complaint filed. Delia Nunan vs L. A. Askew, et al. Suit to foreclose mortgage. Complaint filed. Lewis Ulrich v.s Jaekson Mountain Mining Co. Suit to foreclose tax lien. App ¡¡cation for judgment filed. Demand certificates of deposit 100.50 Time certificates of deposit.. 2,270.20 Bills payable for money bor­ rowed ..................... . ............... 2,49). 00 Liabilities other than those above stated........................... 3.44 Total S tate $58,217.61 of O regon County of Jackson ) I, Benj. M. Collins, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. B enj . M. C ollins , Cashier. Correct—Attest. Wm. H. Johns m, C. M. Ru-h. I ¡rectors Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day January, 1911. D. W, B agshaw , Notary Pubiic. COU8TY COURT IVca.’hjr Rjjjrl. Ii< the matter of the estate of Mary W Snaoleigti, decease 1. Inventory ■n l app. usem.- it filed. Following is the report of U. S. Vol­ Big I'iiii-s L imber Co. vs It »gue Riv­ unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; er I'uolic Service Corporation. Claim Jacksonville, for m inthof l> - cerni er, of lien. x— Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­ In toe matter of the estate of Guy tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Inventory aik. W. Ctialfc, deceased, MAXI­ MINI­ PR "P- appraisement filed. MUM MUM 'IATN In the matter of the estate of James M Upton, deceased, Order appoint- ing administrator. In the matter of the estate of Ira G. J n»on, deceased, Inventory and a] - p..use num filed In the matter of the estate of Alex- ■nder D. Gi'aliam, deceastd. deceased. Order making allowance for the Huppori ol widow and family of decedent. In the matter of the estate of John D. McArdle, deceased. Order fixing time and place for hearing on final a'-- counl. P. A. Dooms, et al vs C. way. Notice of lien. T. Hallo­ In the matter of the estate of Wil­ liam C Bartlett, deceased. Bond of administrator filed und approved. In the matter of the estate ot Albert Coffman, deceased. Order fixing time ■ nd place tor final hearing. In the matter of the petition for the commitment of Nellie Oden, and Hom­ er Oden, minors. Order of commit­ ment to the Boys and Girls Aid Socie­ ty- In the matter of the estate of L. P. Black, deceased. Order authorizing executrix to make deeds to certain real properly. -------- ♦<«>♦-------- - Income Tax Person« *hu desire hlnn: s on whirl to mage repo’* u h4v ute to ess and »»lufesslon. t FOLK Jt C4».. * I 1 2 3 I 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 hi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 2» 30 31 .. ... ... .39 88 34 .31 34 33 4'2 89 37 61 61 59 51 46 41 37 4.3 .39 43 45 45 <1 35 43 47 44 47 47 46 4.3 M 30 M 26 25 25 20 .32 34 21 33 37 39 35 30 27 22 31 30 32 31 33 83 27 33 37 83 .36 30 32 33 M clear clou I y Hello Central ! Fine D:»play a Full Earth Would Give to th« Selenite«. Were we rauspurled to the planet Venus a peculiar set of views could be obtained of our earth, enabling ue o see ourselves, to some extent at least, as others see us. Venus is about the same size us the euixh. is some­ what closer to the suu and has more atmosphere than tbe euilli. When the earth uud Venus are nearest to­ gether they are. of course, on the same side of the suu, and In consequence of this the earth does nut see umre than a very small part of Venus illuminat­ ed. but Venus, on the other Imnd. sees all of one side of tlie earth illuminât- -id and is therefore able to claim she tins something that takes tbe place of n moon, for the earth to Venus at this time looks very large and bright, al- most as much so as our moon does to us. if we could see nil the illuminated surface of Venus on these occasions we should have quite a distinct see- ond moon Wben we do see all of her Illuminated surface she is on the op- posite side of the sun from us and consequently nt an enormous distnuce, yet she is so brilliant as to preveut us irom seeing her surface distinctly, But to our own niooti we appear In the best light as a moon, A full earth as seen from the moon, according to Todd and other astronomers. Is n very Inspiring sight, it can nt im bo seen why this is neceaaarlly true. Thé earth Is several times liliger thail the moon and Would appear In tlie heav­ ens as u disk about fourteen times the size ot the moon it would probably shine with ti variable light, due to the shifting clouds of the earth, though the light is. of course, reflected from the suu. and the reflection is due In part to the uppei surfaces of the clouds. The outlines of the continents of the earth appear very clearly to tlie moou us It they were formed in pilplgj mâche mi a globe. Cities of compar­ atively large size could tie made out With ease in ease ubse- vers were there to make them out. The intensity of the reflected earth light would tie as much as fourteen unions ami would .liable the Selenites. If such there were, to read or work lu comparative duyUght. - Harper s U eeklj. 4 *» > V “The World is Growing Better” I >1 They have just finished inventory and are putting on a LITTLE SALE of BIG BAR- CAINS, beginning MONDAY, JAN. 5th. Won’t last long, there is only b few items they offer «1 » A splendid line of Men’s Wom­ en’s and Children’s John Stroot- man Shoes at 59c. to $1 per pair Men’s Corliss Coon Collars 50c. per dozen. Ladies’ Fine Gingham and Flannelette House Dresses $1.50 values now $1.00 Ladies’ Muslin and Fleeced Nightgowns $1.50 values at 98c. All Kimonas one-half price. Bovs’ and Men’s Heavy Out- ing ‘Night Shirts 33 1-3 per cënt off. Children’s Heavv Fleeced Sleeping Garments 25 per cent off. Ladies’ Silk cent off. Waists 50 per Yes, Iluriy, Thtre are fcettt r bargains and lower prices than ever before. Don’t forget it. Don't miss it. The deeper jeu go the sweeter it gets. ’I he r.uir.ter is 142, Taylor - Williams Co. T ie Peonie’s Store Jacksonville^ Oret • __ ____________ v BUSNÎESS CARDS II. K. HANNA A Tall Stary. A ph.vsi i.-tn writes; “Life would bi The Ion" le""odt‘st titilli we kndW Is our fiieiid II. P.liigii.iui PtllmWr. He prolonged by a little more attention ro GUS NEWBURY enti take steps above live f<>et long. It, the heart, by paying a little respect to «pile Of which he is devoted to horse­ ; the most faithful servant weever have. Attorney-at-Law i Much good might be done also if par­ back riding. I ents would teach their children the Will Practise in All Courts in the State Recently he came Into the office to They chat awhile, and we noticed that lie d tiger of overtaxing rhe heart MEDFORD, OREGON should teach them tn stop and rest s limped. few moments during their play wl:»n “Corn?" was asked sympathetically. du . t t shaw “Nope—accident.” he answered, ns they begin to feel the violent throbbing answers one who doesn’t care to talk of their hearts against the chest wall.” Dentist. about somethin". That aroused our Office in.Ryan Building, California St. curosity. ami we couldn’t help showing in married tils Upstairs^ It. probably, for he sighed and con wites tA.'iil* fessed ■ JACKSONVILLE g REGON ■ new quarter.) "I was ridili’ through the park Mon Hail ollie dies day. and I was just riditi’ along and wile w'les 1>. VV. riditi’ along and not thinkin' of any­ wii.-s ailo;>t" H Ixelihartl JACKSONVILLE. -OREGON stun, efforts to lengthen the average ! life are f< r the good of the race. He i apparently favors a short life and a M y ; merry one. Perhaps It Isn’t long life ■ A • that imilte: tlie world happy, but broad life. Thirty full, energetic years may W K. be better than sixty years of conyuim r.iAQC-M I I ej yt.j. .I..H -l;-> j,| i. I •«*>; 1 or ri <>• ». . place drudgery. But why not sixty ■ y. !’ . ntpraci- _.»".KCLS full, energetic years? Who knows ! r inralnnhlQ what tlie world loses when n man dies I S^LL FA!EN1b. 1 » get it at thirty? So much has been accom­ Liauie into plished by men who have reached sixty and even seventy and eighty that it ■veins good policy to keep all persons T LAWYCRS, on earth is long ns possible. Tile ^333 S?v:n h ¿L, V/rxhln^ton, 0. C man who honestly disapproves efforts to prolong life Is it rarity and it Is lucky for the world that be is.—Savan­ nah News. ti I traveled upon the top of a car the other evening, says a correspondent in the Glasgow News, with n man who seemed to have strong views upon the subject of good manners mid polite ad­ dress. He was accompanied by Ids daughter, a pretty little girl of about live years of age. who was thirsting for Information The proud parent was explaining nt some length that cur conductors do not retain the whole contents of their bags for their own personal use. when tlie recovered judgment against MARY E. GIBBS, little girl interrupted him with an in as defendant, for the sum of One Hundred Forty- terrogatlve "Eh?” two and 16.100 (1142.15) Dollars with interest A Busy Street. “Wliii’ learned you tne say ’eh’?" thereon from said 18th day of October, 1113. at Il ullle Dalziel. the old shepherd, had asked the father In reproving tones ihe rate “ « cent per annum and Fifty (150.00) A'tlred at last from active service after “When you don’t hear whit onybody Doll «r.< a torn.i. •. and the further uni of spending the whole of his file in a lit­ says you should not say ’eh’; it's no Í I Eleven (>I!.'O) D ll.,i 4 which judgment I was enrolled u:id .I- h .-ned in the Clerk's uBce tle cottime nwiij at the back of the polite: you should any—‘wlilt.’” ■•f s .id Cv-rt in said County, on the 4ih day of hills, a full three miles as the crow­ Dccem er. 1913. which sa;d execution was di­ flies from the nearest road. He moved Î. Lawrentz, deceased, ai.d has qualified. ¡>ea<-e In this bit for an nuld body. Ail persons having claims against said Fast of the Wills mt te Meridian, Oregon. containing 40 acres. "Three lileyeles and a cairt In the es’ate are hereby notified to present Public Notice is Hereby Given, that I will _ on same day; Mon. It’s a fair tooul”- the same with proper vouchers and du­ MONDAY. F'EBKUAin 16th. 19 I. Manchester Guardian. ly verified to the undersigned or M. Purdin, attorney for estate. Ht Med­ at the front door of the Court House in Jackson ford Oitgon. within six months fr< m ville.Jackson County. Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 ' Dice. oelvckA.M. sell at public au ion. aub'oet to' Dice are said by some to have had the date of this notice Dated and til st pub'istied De cm >er redempth»n as by law ptovided, to the highest their origin In .s-etilt sources, tint more 13, 1913. bidder for ct h. m hind all the right, title and ELIZABETH LAWREN’. 7, interest of the above named defet dant in and to r.sisomil.ly they are ascribed to I'sal- Administratrix 01 the ■ s ■ tx>|H»rty to satisfy ihe m.xlcs of Greece. B C. 1244. Those exhumed nt Thebes are Identical with August Liwre tz dic.ased judgment and costa and accruing <•.•=?« • • • Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 13th day those us.d today, and the games play­ Good printing costs no more than the I day of January, 1914. ed with them are the simplest and I W H. SINGLER most widely known games of chance poor kind. Leave your trdera at this Fheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. tn the world. office. We do good work at reasonable | of ; prices. 1 BETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking will not cure children of wetting the bed, because it is not a habit but a dangerous disease. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475, Chicago, li'., have discovered a strictly harmless remedy distrssing Office in Bank of Jacksonville building JACKSONVILLE, OREGON disease and Luc;.s County, Frank J. Choncy makes oath that he ta senior partner < f the firm of F. J. Cheney £c Co., doing business In the City of To­ ll do, C ur.,y a...t State aforesaid, and t'l it ra d f.rm will p .y the sum of ON14 IIUNPRED POT.I.ABS for each nnd ev- • ry case tf Catarrh that cannot be cured l.y tl.u uo of IIAT.T.'.q CAT ARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Bwoin 11 before mo and subscribed tn •' i : ; o. this C.h day ot Doceiuber, A. IT. 103& (8«uî) A. W. CL1ÎAS0M. Notary Publia, Hàlî’« Crttarth Cur«» h ta!:en J Lt! àc'.y (krcctlV tiboii thé blood »ml ttlita Bend testimonials; free; F. J. erîE.NCŸ A CO. ’ioled^ di Eojd by all Druggisl«; 756; , * Take Hall's r'amily Pill, for conatlp&Uaix LEGAL BLANKS We have on hand for sale the fullowiag blanks viz: Lease, Mortgages, Bill of Sale, Agreements. W arranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattel Mortgage, Acknowledgements, Real Estate ontract, Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice -Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Real EitatJ A'.'.its Crttract, Notice Application for Liquor License At reasonable prices. We intend adding other blanks as fast as possible anti the l.ne is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at short natiee JACKSONVILLE POST. this for to State of Ohio, city of Toledo, l-_ | . jus surf re* ft tho systeni. Bank of Jacksonville Building. North British Manners. I .att yer .:: B'lGS’AVV I E. W WILSON. Deputy, Men’s $1.50 and going at $1.00. Taking Care of the Heart. D rigible Balloons. Tlie dirigible balloon Is by no mentis a modern Invention, ns many people .01 1 seem to think. As a matter of fact, as T. part cloudy long neo ns 1784 General Metisnier pro­ ... posed th<“ construction of an elongated ... 03 . cl >ar balloon which might be propelled . through the air. Experiments were ... 1 cl ' aiily ... made with it by two brothers nniueu ... : T. Robert, who made several ascents nnd ... clear ... nttalned a speed of three miles an hour, i .14 . 1 though the method of propulsion was .... .06 .... .11 part cloudy only lierial oars worked by hand. .... • !l Nothing further was attempted until .... .20 cloudy .... .16 clear 1852. when Henri Giffard built dirigi­ ... de ,r bles which, by menus of n light steam .... .... engine, he pro|>elled nt nearly seven .... .30 miles an hour, and since then various .... ¡ .11 .... experiments Lave been made which ul­ temperature — mean max. 42.97;min timately ended In tlie wonderful tri­ umph of Zeppelin.—New York Press. mil'. 39:09; mean 36.93 Max 61 on 1 if pr«-i wMjr L.iientaNe. ■ 'otnmuntea* ns 1*1 rictiy coiulih*rtf:d. HAKüCGOC «>11 i ; tee (.il'ieat . jr fdr aecurmg palerug. j’nr- ofj taken thr midi Munn g. Co. rvcslv« »« ri«;/u.< * if a.«ut ubarle. 111 che Scientific JWicait family, then tell your neighbors and a tandeo: . , jr i. i’rzitnd wcvsiy. ___ i-rffOit etr. culatiou of a/n . • UiH* ~ * b>u-n*L ------- * Twrui* I« a fesr; focu . om I u t f rawadeaiwr«. friends about this remedy. »ft • bring • Kcw York r t Broadway ____ • M'*A-"»iAfi n c.