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: JA CKSONVIL LE POST- :
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson
County, Oregon
D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1914
SUBSCRIPTION:
One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Item» of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
Notice ^of Sheriffs Sale on
Execution in Foreclosure
OUR W03LD AS A MOON.
Fine Display a Full Earth Would Give
to the Selenites.
Were we ransported to the planet
Ven.is a |S'< uliar set of views could
be obtained of our earth, enabling u-
0 see ourselves, to some extent at
•east, us otnets see us Venus is aboil'
the same site as the eatxli. Is some
what e'o.et to ill? sun mid has more
atmosphere than the emtli.
When
the earth mid Venus are nearest to
gether they are. ot course, on the same
tide of the sun. nnd In eonseq'ieuce of
this the earth does not see more tlitiu
a veri small part ot Venus lllutnlmit
ed. but Venus, on the other bund, sees
all of one side of the earth lllumiuat-
?d aud is therefore able to claim she
has something that takes the place of
t> moon, for the earth to Venus nt this
time looks very large and bright, al-
most as much so US our uioon does
to us.
if we cou d see all the Illuminate
surface of -anus Oil those occasions*
we should have quite a distinct see
ond moon
When we do see all of her
illuminated surface she Is oil the op
posite side ot the sun from us and
consequently nt no enormous distance,
yet she is so brilliant ns to prevent us
from seeing her surface distinctly,
But to our owu moon we appear In
the best light ns a moon, A full earth
as seen from the moon, according to
Todd mid other astronomers. Is a very
Inspiring sight,
it can at once bo
seen why tills Is necessarily true. The
sarth is several times larger than the
moon and would appear in the heav
ens us u disk about fourteeu times the
size of the moon
it would probably
shine with n variable light, due to the
shifting clouds of the earth, thougn
the light is. of course, reflected iron
the sun. and the reflection is due In
part to the upper surfaces of tin
clouds.
Tile outlines of the continents of tbt
earth appear very clearly to the muon
as if they were formed In pnpiei
mache on a globe. Cities of compar
atlvely large size could be made out
with ease tn cuse observers were there
to mnke them out.
The intensity o'
the reflected earth light would be as
tnhch ns fbtirteei) moons and would
»Hablé the Selenites. If such then
\v'ere. to read or work in comparative
daylight.—Harper's Weekly.
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Advance Spring Styles in
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MEN’S ^ olol SUITS
Best Value in Men’s All Wool -Suits Ever
-— —---- Offered in Jacksonville
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Handsome New Spring Patterns in Various Designs, Faultlessly
Tailored, Perfect Fitting, Styles to please men of every calling at
extremely low prices. All sizes from 34 to 44. See our line before
buying your suit—it means to you money saved.
Lillie D. Rav, Plaintiff.
Tax Payers
vs.
Sam P. Purdy and Elizabeth A.
CIRCUIT COURT
Purdy, his wife, and J. V. McIntyre,
Sally Turnbough vs Wiley Turnhough. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
Order denying motion to strike an
and by virtue of an execution duly is
swer.
sued out of the Circuit Court of the
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Lillie M. Kinder vs Robert W. Kind- State of Oregon in and for the County
er. Order allowing defendent to visit of Jackson, in a certain cause therein
wherein Lillie D. Ray is plaintiff and
his children.
Sam P. Purdy and Elizabeth A. Purdy,
A L. Kromling vs Ralph Pittock. his wife, and J. V. McIntyre are d«
fen lants, which said execution is of
Order overruling demurrer.
date the 26th day of March, 1914, and
G. A. Peterson, et al vs John A. was issued by virtue of a decree of
Fitzgibbons. Order requiring defend said Court in said cause, which said de
ant to appear anu answer under oath cree was duly rendered and docketed
in favor of the said plaintiff and
regarding his property.
against the said defendants Sam P.
Mabel Strand vs Arnold Strand. Or Purdy and Elizabeth A. Purdy on the
24th
day of March, 1914, and recorded
der of default.
in Volume 21 of the Circuit Court
Laura Marshall vs Arthur Marshall. Journal.
1 am commanded to sell and will at
Default order. Decree of divorce.
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the hour of 9:30 o’clock A. M. on
Albert L. Scholl vs Geòrgie M.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 28th, 1914
Scholl. Decree of divorce-
at the front door of the Court House
Mollie Cady vs Clarence H. Cady. in Jacksonville, Oregon, offer for rale
Decree of divorce.
I and will sell to tne highest biddyr foi
cash in hand, subject to redemption at
Llewelyn James Davis vs Gertrude is by law provided, all the right, title
Emeline Davis. Order of default.
and interest that the said defendants
had on the 24th day of March, 1914, or
tree
at any time thereafter, in and to the
B. F. Mulkey, et al vs Mary A. Ba following described real property, to-
wit:—
leer et al. Order dismissing cause.
Commencing at the north corner of
B. L. Gates vs Arthur D. Coulter
Block Seventy (10) in
the
Town
Land & Orchard Co. Judgment. Decree ¡of Medford,
running thence South
of foreclosure.
' 35 degrees and 39 minutes East, »even
I ly-five (75) feet, thence South 54 di-
Lewis Ulrich vs Jackson Mountain
grees and 31* minutes West, one hun
Mining Co. Order of default. Decree dred (100) feet, thence North 35 de
crees
and I 0 minutes West, seventy-
foreclosing tax lien and directing sale
live (75) net, thence North. 54degrees
of property.
and 30 minutes East, One hundred (100)
I USI NESS CARDS.
Systematic Birds.
I. W. Thomas vs T. Haswell et al. feet to the placi4 of commencing.
“Doubtless." s:il(l (lie professor of
All
of
said
property
or
to
much
Order withdrawing demurrer.
Educate the Left Hand.
naturuI history to the returned trav
thereof as may be necessary will bv
Dr. Haenkel, a well known German
Mary Netherland vs Samuel Nether-
sold to satisfy the judgment and de physician, writing In the Hani burg eler. ".viiu have picked up many strange
GUN NEWBURY
land. Decree of divorce.
bits of information regarding the ani
cree in favor of Lillie D. .Ray, said
Nachricliten. recommends the educa
mals
and
birds
of
the
countries
you
judgment
being
for
the
sum
ot
S. T. Howard et al vs Hartford Fire
Attorney-at-Law
$1611.00 with interest thereon from tion of the left hand as a method of have visited."
Insurance Co. Order granting defen I- s lid 28th day of February, 1814, at the j mental development by bringing the
"A lew.-' answered the traveler
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
ant thirty days in which to file motion rate < t 8 per cent per annum, and for right lobe of the brain into activity
'The most interesting thing 1 evei
I the further sum of $73.00
$72.00 taxes fot
OREGON.
MEDFORD.
for new trial.
He says that In this way we can add heard, however, was a story I get 111
50 per cent to our power and that the Africa. It seems that a year or so ago
The First Christian Church of Med 1913, with interest at 6 per Cent pei
annum lrom February 28, 1914, anil
DR. T. 1. I IlAW
ford vs C. Robb, et al. Mandate of the further sum of $81.11 deiinqu lit left hand Is actually more deft and has a representative of a rubber stamp
a more delicate touch than the right house went through there mid lost his
Supreme Court entered.
taxes on the premises for 1911 am.
Dentist.
The violinist and the pianist exact the sample ease, containing all kinds o!
thereon
iron
3 homas Curtis Hills vs H. M. Shaw. 1912, with interest
Jffice in I'yan Bail li.ig, Califon ia St.
February 28, 1914 at 15 per cent pci same service from both hands, and office stamping apparatus. It appears
Mandate of Supreme Court entered.
annum and the lurther sum ot $169 2- many of the greatest artists, such as that some ostriches found his sample
Upstairs
assessments for the city of Medford, Leonardo da Vinci. Ilolbein and Land case, broke it open and swallowed the
COUNTY COURT
•ÆEC ON
JACKSONVILLE
against the premises wi h interest seer. were ambidertrous. The JnpR
samples."
In the natter of the estate of Henry fiom February 23, 1911, and for the
nose are taught In school to use both
"I
see
nothing
odd
about
that.
O
h
Applegate, deceased. B< nd of admin costs and disnuiscrnentb of this suit, hands alike and. says Dr Haenkel.
trlches will eat anything."
taxed at $18.6).
istrator filei1 and approved.
"their astonishing manual dexterity
■'Yes, but now every ostrich egg thnl
And the whole of said property i;
Attorney at Law
In the matter of the estate of J. W. necessary will be sold at said time am. and military genius, 1 believe, are is found there is seen to be numbered
traceable
to
this
atone.
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Cox, an insane person. Order of com place to satisfy said judgment con
and dated!"— Lindon Tit-Bits.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CONVKYANCEli
mittment to Oregon State Hospital at I lamed in said iteere ••
Dated at J acksonville, Oregon, tiiis
\ Forenoon 9 to 12
Rochefort Waa Reckless.
The Reptile.
Salem.
Office Hours: , Afternobn ii3t) U -
27th day of March, 1914.
The late Henri Rochefort was n good
School master-So. then, the reptile is
W. H S1NGLER,
In the matter of the estate of John .
deal of a man. altliough we may smile a creature which does not stand bn
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. nt some of the Callie eccentricities that
M. Davidson, deceased. Order for the ,
feet nnd moves along by crawling on
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
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sale of real and personal property. De- !
marked his cyclonic career. Rochefort the ground. Can any one of you boys JACKSONVILLE.
did one of the finest physiol feats on name me sueli a creatine? Johnny—
ci ee of heirship.
record when he escaped from Cayenne
Please, sir, my bnby brother.—London
Notile of Sheri Ts Sale on to which Inferno he had been sentenc Tit-Bits.
ed for life
lie was by no means a
Execution in Force lo-iti re.
Prohibition
young man at the time, but lie swam
Rain Gauges.
_ Sadie Pauline Osenbrugge, formerly for over three miles In a sea Infested
Although tile invention of tile rain
Sadie Pauline Sluigis, Plaintiff.
■ with sharks some of them following gauge is ntfrlliiited to an Italian cou
The sentiment for prohibition is
vs
him all the way and actually snap
leinportiry witli Galilei, such instru
W. T. York, Defendant.
(rowing fast nnd legitimately in this I 1
ping nt him Six years Inter he fought ments were in use in Korea at least
Notice IS hereby given that under
State. The speedy success of the mov-1
n serious duel In defense of Ids son Iwo centuries liefere his time.
. and by virtue of an execution duly is
ment is a foregone conclusion. But sued out of the Circuit Court of the and was badly wounded.—Argonaut
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when it carries we should like to see j State of Oregon, in and for the County
A Counsel For Living.
W2*t a Man tats.
it successful as the result of firmly rea- i of Jackson, in a certain cause therein
Let not future tilings disturb thee,
Mrs. Subbuli —1 wonder what's coms
Boned conviction that it is ethically and I wherein Sadie Pauline O -enbruggv. over Harry
for tliou wilt come to them if It shall
Instead of being cross, as
I formerly Sadie
Pauline Sturgis, is
be ms-essiiry. having then the same
commercially, as well as morally the | I piamtitl and W. T. Yolk is defend i t. usual, he started off happy aud wills
rea mu which now tilm usest for pres
proper thing to do. With such a law, j which said execution is of date ti.e •ling like a bird this morning
Nora
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i i force a strong, sober and aelf-respec- 6.11 day of March, 1914, and was i.s- (n new girli—it's my fault, mum. I ent things. M.irons Aurelius.
t ng public sentiment must be behind ; -uni by virtue ot a i.eerve of said got ihe wreug package aud give hit*
Plain Goodness.
curt in said c ,u- e, wn ch said dver- i
it. With out that it will lack not only was duly ren.ieiLil and docketed in bint seed for breakfast food — Worn
Do not be tronlded because you have
ail's Home Companion
a good deal of its efficacy but it is like favor of (lie sai l plaintiff and against
not great virtues. God made it mil
ly to do harm both immediately and ul the said deteiaiani W. T. York, on the
lion s|ienrs of grass when he made one
Disappointed,
timately to the cause. Portland Tele 17th day of March, 1914, ami recordeu
tree. —Henry Ward Heeclier,
Clara —I've lieeu looking 'nto Jack's
in Volume 21 ot the Circuit Court
gram
Journal at page 52 thereof.
life, nnd I'm awfully disappointed
Sarcastic.
1 am commanded to sell and will at Mary—Why? Clara My worst sus
the hour of 9:89 o’clock A. M. on
“I try to mind my own business."
picions are unfounded Satire.
said Mrs. Slothington.
TUESDAY. APRIL 28th, 1914
The Creates/ Discoverer
Sacret of » Sign Paintor.
“I never saw any one," replied Miss
at the front door of the Court House
Sign painters do not usually achieve
Cayenne, “who endured failure with
in Jacksonville, Oregon, offer fot sale
greater fortitude.--—Washington Star.
The greatest discoverer since Colum and will sell to the highest bidder for fame, hut there was one ;n the last
cash in hand, subject to redemption as ■entiiry who did achieve n curiously
bus lives in Jacksor county, and he
is by law provided, all the right, title long lived bit of work,
Tills was the
Life’s Little Sorrows.
edits the Medford Sun He h.,s discov and interest that the said defendants
iiiam who painted a station
i
sign at
"Rich women have no real Joys."
ered that the only difference between had on the 17th day of March. 1914. or Harpers Ferry, shortly after the
com-
“No: the stores never have a char
the Republican and Progressive parties at any time thereafter, in and to the pletloti of the railway line to that
once sale of diamond neckliu-es.”-
following described rea) property, to-
is in the name.—Salem Capital Journ wit
point. The sign is in possession of a
Louisvllle Courier-Journal
al.
Commencing at the Southwest cor western society of engineers.
Dynamite ank Tree planting.
For a long time the society endeavor
ner of Block number Four (4) of Gal
Possibly what a( first sight aiqicnrs
loway's Addition to the Town
I'
(City) : cd to ascertain who mixed the paint
... ... lfo-d. as shown by the i official I and applied It to the sign, which was to be the strangest application of d u,i
To Chase Boo"ej;:rs
plat ti., eu .
w of record, and run- I placed In position at the Harpers
mite Is tor the purpose ot plant.hs
mug 1
me N
n
oe hundred and i Ferry station nbmit forty years agu
trees
Yet Its success in tills cornier
n»dl
•y-l...
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teet;
thence
Salem, ’"'r,, '* . ”6 Th > firs'
E m
san mer's heat and w inter's storms In tion Is sold to be peculiarly mnark» |
ne '■■. i-i-u nnd thirteen and
/ t no way dininied (lie luster of the paint
ble
When a hole Is made with u ;
man to be e.npl.i err bv the r*;.t- u. U 13
7-8) feet; thence Sou-li o ,e hun j
spade the surrounding soil la left It,
rich a capacity, Miss Clara Taylor of ureu twenty
w one _ (121)
___f feet to the I used to make the words "Harpers
Its hard condition
The result Is 'hat
They stand out ns boldly
|! y, Klamath county, was appointed a ¿vuth line of sub! B.ock; thence West Ferry."
nnd thirteen and 7 8 •is the day they were formed by the the roots find It difficult to start They
»rcci il agent by Governor We«t to one hundred
(ilJ 7-8) feel to the place of beginning. painter's brush. The wish ! around the •re cramped In the tight quarters i<
chase h >otleggers out of her communi
All of said property or so much letters has lievn worn about a six
the hole and cannot pierce the snr
ty-
thereof as may be necessary will be teentll of an Inch by sand beaten rounding hard wall of earth
With
sold to satisfy 'he judgment and de- •ig "inst It by fierce w Inds lint the let
dynamite a large c.ean lede Is blasted
ters h. vo withstood the elements. I: out, and. In addition, the sol! on all
skies Is loosened for five or six feet.
| gm, said judgment being for the su n is as». itisl that no paint mannfiic
When the tree Is planted the young
ot two thousand two hundred tifti hired nowadays Is equal In durability
Calif orma St., Op,). U. S. Hotel
and 26 llkl ($225 I 26) do Isr.c with in- tit Fiat which was applied to the old •nd tender roots force their way with
out effort through the erevl<es, suck
i lorest thereon trvm said 1st day of aigli.
February, 1914, ai the rate of 8 |
For n
Jacksonville, • Oregon
Ing up nourishment, and eommence to
v. nt per annum <nd the further s
tile HO"
grow from the moment they ar« «et
I ot el. Ven ($11.00) dollars costs,
Will hol I nn.-n npr
•if this
without nnv H-tnrilHtlou whoievts
nnd 'he * h Jo >f said p"operty, if
Print» Full Edition*.
I'vc.srary, will t>
sold at said ti h •
qh Praise.
THURSDA Y.FRIDA Y
SA TU RD A Y aim pia e to sa rfy said judgment.
--nn» Jink evet kissed rout"
-Marte vim •• ■rtiiiml are a fright”'
“Never once "
at
Dated
. .. ksoiivn.i,
Oregon,
"I knew von vvoiild like tills gown
Marcii 27ih. 19.4
"I know that
.lack isn't given tc
of this week. The patronage
Isn't It too hideously fashionable fo-
W. li. S1NGLER,
taking single kisses
Boston Tr:r
«ords?"
Kansas
City
Journal
of Jacksonville and out-of-
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
•ertpt
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy,
town people solicited.
An Extra Pair of Pants Free with Each Suit
Our store is replete in every department. Dry and Fancy Goods,
Notions, Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Wearing Apparel, Boys’ Suits,
Pants and Rompers, Hats and Caps, Black Cat Hosiery, Florsheim
Shoes. Complete Line of Fancy Dress Goods, of all kinds. In fact
we carry a stock to meet the requirements of all and every dollar spent
with us yields a 1 undred cents in Value, Service and Satisfaction for
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“The World is Growi ig Better
Taylor - Williams Coi
7Afe People's Store
♦
Jacksonville, Ore.
I). W. BAGSHAW
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Ser. á
for This J »
Cat do g
We know
you can »re
,r u-.ev and get better seeds
J getting in direct touel.
■villi the leading seed house.
CoowpenJesc«
TheChvs.H.UIl.
.Seattle
LEGAL BLANKS
We have on hand for sale the following
blanks vin:
Lease,
M ortgages,
§iii tif Sale,
AgreerheiitS.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
t hattel Mortgage,
Acknov ledgements.
Real Estate ontract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
R:ilEitit.‘ Yfiiti CiC.’ut,
Notice Application for Liquor License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
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