Jacksonville post., April 11, 1914, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS
Easter postal cards at City Drug
POLI T I C A L
FOR RENT — The Norling house on
Store.
Tragic Sermon on Fresh Air.
Oregon street. $6.00 per month. Ap-
The
innate
corruption
and
depravity
T. L. DeVore was a visitor at Med- A N N O U N C E M ENTS
,r>» Subscribe for the Post. __ __
of - liHinnn-tmlmv-ri'iv-|ierhtrps never ply to p. W._Bagshaw.
ford this week.
more clearly brought out than in the*
Al. Learned was in town onedav this
Are you a subscriber to the Post?
i
historic-black*hole of* Calcutta. That
SIN ILER FOR SHERIFF
week."'
If not, why not?
OVER 65 YEA 4.
ifroclty stands unrivaled as an instance
I In accepting the appointment suc­
J. Gibson of Medford was in town
„
EXPEñlENC
E
Ey M. QUAD
of tlie utmost suffering humanity can
P. L. Norris of Glendale transacted ceeding my brother for his unexpired
Friday.
Copyright.
1S14,
by
Associated
Lit
­
endure,
p;u<s<-d
through
by
n
large
num
business in this city Wednesday.
erary Press.
her, yet leaving a few survivors to tell
Notions of all kinds at Wonder Store WANTED —Forty or fifty young pigs, term as Sheriff; 1 did so for the bene­
fit of his widow and family. The of­
the tale. Many more have been slain
Medford,
weaned. H. K. Hanna, Jacksonville fice has had an honest and efficient ad- I At the age of thirty and still unmar­ or executed at one time, death being
Extra Star A Star shingles at Fidk’s
John Keter our barber, has been ministration.
ried William Brown made a visit to a anticipated, but probably only safe ;
paint store.
A T rade M arhs
nominated by the Socialists for sher­
With the same obj ‘cts and purposes I western state. Up to tlie day he left keeping of tlie prisoners was intended,
Dritrxri
W. T. Grieve was a visitor at Med­ iff.
in view I hereby announce myself as a home he had never been out of tlie and only fear of breaking a ‘despot's
COPVr.IC.HT2 l-.r.
ford Thursday.
state
of
Vermolih
sleep
prcvi-ntei.
their
earlier
release
.
llis
adventures
be
­
A t Tariff
? n sketch nrul dCM?rJpfk»n mr.y
candidate
for
the
Republican
nomina
­
About time for a new roof on the
ly rs. tri:; in n«ir opitiKMi free whether ar
.linn is pr« . ‘ i!
. y [■••.tent. ble„ «OjuAiuHlCfu
F. W. Mears of Medford was in house. See Fick about those Star A tion at the primaries May 15ih, 1914. gan Ju Chlqngo. lie was sitting in the Yet this torture, "uneqmilcd in "history
(U.S ,-u
4’ rietly
nelly çoitlkiu:
i’i’i’.ll1|u::i iai. HAi«IUEOOX on Pntt riu
olfiee
of
n
hotel
or
fiction,
whose
record
cannot
be
read
when
a
grim
faced
■it M ee ’ <»l
<»! I«' : ai’etwy Mr -«et uriu^.p.'jtetn
town Thursday.
W.
H.
SINGLER.
Star shingles.
:' it< ms
nts inKcn
taken ihr«
through
....... Matin A
_ Co.
.
recelvj
mau entered and walked up to him unmoved after the lapse of 15ft years.” I i
'Kc V ! win cb;«r
‘J,-11» t he
(Paid Advertisement )
¿ci";"!!?
I’ ” itKi
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich autoed to
Oscar Dunford who had been work­
and began:
was produced merely by crowding men
*!,
Medford Sunday.
ing at Grants Pass, is now employed
“You infernal scoundrel, but I feel together in an III ventilated room. No !
t h. ud
!if.*«| weekly.
like killing you where Jon sit!"
fires, racks nor scourges were needed, j
Bert Swayne of Agate was a visitor in Dunnington’s meat market in this
’
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.....
Forest Notes
"Wbat do you menu?” asked Mr. All that was done or required to be I «•ar; i«»t..
-old
all newtnte.*ii« rs.
in town Tuesday.
city.
Brown in great astonishment.
done was to take from each the amount !
Judge Prim was a visitor at Medford
Good printing costs no more than the
NewYcrF
“Why, you measly apology for a of air and space to which lie was ac- |
'o •"
WR«hitiuiot4. !>.('.
Sunday afternoon.
poor kind. Leave your orders at this
The tenth successive year without a mini, how dare you ask that question?" customed. crush him into close prox-
■■
'
■l. n sl'ft
Mrs. T. T. Shaw is reported to be office. We do good work at reasonable forest fire has just been parsed by the shouted the stranger. "If you think imlty with his fellows, and tile thing j
prices.
quite ill this week.
II. K HANNA I
Powell national forest in south central you have got safely out of that affair was accomplished.—From “A Farmer’s
I •' I
you are mistaken. I’ll have revenge Notebook."
The High School ball teams crossed Utah.
F. D. French of the Applegate was
on
you
if
I
have
to
live
a
thousand
bats
with
a
nine
from
Medford,
on
the
in town this week.
Yellow poplar, or tulip tree, the lar­
».
years to do it!"
When They Stoned Actors.
Lawyer
I
Attorney General Crawford of Salem local diamond Sunday afternoon. The gest broadleaf tree in America, has
It
was
a
long
time
before
William
Authors and actors of today have
visiting team put up a pretty fair game been known to reach nearly 200 feet in
was in town Friday.
Brown could get to the bottom of reason to congratulate themselves upon
” ■ Il il-.u
. „
but were out classed all the way height and 10 feet in diameter.
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things.
Then
he discovered that he tlie disuse of many of the ancient Office in Bank of Jacksonvitle-Luildmg
Col. J. M. Williams made a trip to through. Nine innings were played
Pennsylvania has about 7!4 million was supposed to be Henry Williams, Greek methods of showing dissatisfac­
Medford Wednesday.
"«:» it..
with rhe following score: Medford 5, a res of timberlard, one-eigte of which who had been hanging about a certain tion In the theater. The worst that it
Gus Newbury was a visitor in this Jacksonville 15.
village
fifty
miles
away
for
several
playwright must reckon with now is an JACKSONVILLE,
is owned by the state. The
1
total val-
city Monday morning.
le of the state’s timb r is 139 million months and who had become engaged ironical cry of "Author!" followed j>y a
I ¡i 1' •
Billy Coleman was over from Mtd-
to the village belle, borrowed money 1 booing demonstration. But it is.on rec­
oils s.
.*iti • • ••
I ¡ right and left and proved himself tot ord Hint the Athenian audience at least
COUNCIL MEETING
ford Wednesday evening.
Beware of Ointments for.
Mistletoe thrives on the western I be a bad man in many direetions. The' once forcibly ejected an unsuccessful
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich wet a
oasts to an extent not npproached in j man who was talking to Brown was' comic poet from the theater. The pelt­ Catarrh That Contain Mercury
Medford visitors Wednesday.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Regular Meeting Held Thutsdi.y -he east. In many pla es this paras -' i the girl’s father, and lie had been look-! ing of bad actors with vegetables and of smell and completely derange, the
Tom Young of Hutton, Calif, was in
c growth is responsible, directly or | Ing Chicago over for n week before questionable eggs is rare now even in whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articled* Mould
town several days this week.
Eve. Routine Business Trans- i idirectly, for considerable loss of tin:- i ' the Vermonter’s arrival. The first1 the remotest provinces. But the Athen­ never be used except on prescription»
from reputable physicians, as thq damaro
j
thing,
of
course,
was
a
prompt
denial.
ians
did
not
draw
the
line
at
figs
and
her.
Judtre Calkins passed through town
they will do is ten fold to the good you
! The next was for Brown to prove bis ' olives as missiles. Aeschines was said can
acted. Supplying IVa'er to
possibly derive from them,.« Hall s
in his auto Sunday afternoon.
Forest officers in Washington and, ' identity.
Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J.
nearly to have been stoned to deatli
Oregon plan to discontinue the use of j I When Brown had established his during ids stage career, and there is a Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.. contains no
Walter Johnson of Medford was a
Property
Outside
As
­
mercury, and is taken Internally acting
visitor in thm city Wednesday
larbed wire on their forests. This will identity he went his way. consoling story of a second rate musician who directly upon the blood and mucous sur­
of the system. In buViA'*’ Hall *
iffect their own pastures and public | himself with the thought that not borrowed a quantity of stone from a faces
Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock
sessment District
Catarrh Cure be sure you get t)^e genu­
ine.
It
is taken infernally and made iu
more
than
one
uuin
in
the
world
could
irift
fe:
ces.
Thev
say
barbed
wiiel
friend to build a house with, promising
was a recent visitor in this city.
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & CO. Tes­
look near enough like him to be a twin to repay the loan with the stones col Toledo.
ire
has
no
advantage
over
smooth,
and
Tapping
timonials
free.
» : A
G. Farrell of Antelope was transact­
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per. pottle.
wire, that it injures stock, and that it brother, but three days later be found lected at his next performance.—Lou
ing business in this city Tuesday.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for coustipati^n.
Mains Dis-
s more likely to be borne down by soft j that it was a mistake. He was iu don Telegraph.
Walter Cummings of Grants Pass
snow. Stockmen on the Ochoco for- j Evansville to see a certain person and
was talking business in the man’s of­
visited friends in this city Thursday.
cussed.
est, in Oregon recently constructed ' fice when he was arrested on a war­
.»’1
J. C. Smith of Rogue River was
drift fences of smooth wire, though i rant made out in the name of Richard
transacting business in town Friday.
w
ill
some
m'sgiv
ngs;
now
they
say
I
with
hav-
Roe.
which
charged
him
The city council convened in rigulai
James Keel of Sams Valley was session Thursday night the meeting they will never use barbed wire again. [ ing piisseil counterfeit money on a liv-
ery stable man two months before,
transacting business in town Friday.
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having been adjourned from Tuesday
He lay In jail for three days, and then
Fred J. Fick can supply you with a night. Present Mayor Britt; Council
Ills case came tip for examination.
159,132 Voters Registered
fine line of extra Star A Star shingles, men Florey, McIntire, Norris and Prim:
Brown was In a fair way to be convict­
John J. Wells of Klamath Falls Recorder Stansell; Attorney Hanna.
ed when a dentist saved him. It was
HEN you’re sick the best i i medicine is none too good. When
transacted business in this city Fri- Minutes of previous meeting read an<.
you’re sick, y u can't all ot-1 to take chances on expt rimen: al
Salem, Or., Apr. 6—The total regis­ remembered that the drummer bad
—untried medicines.
approved. A number of bills for sup­ tration for the state is now 139,182 ac- had a tooth pulled before be started on
day.
W iv not be safe. sure and satisfied You will be if vou buy
W. W. Harmon of Grants Pass was plies, lights, labor; e'c were presented ording to figures prepared by Seer tn- the drive. Tlie dentist bad also found
Nyal’s Family Rim dies. These formulas have been tried out at <1
J
two
or
three
others
which
needed
fill
­
found t tie. Thev have brought relief ami comfort to ihous >nds of
a visitor in this city Wednesday after­ and with a few exceptions were allow­ ■y of State Olcott. Of this number 82, ings. The minute he looked Into I
ed.
homes. Though these famous reliable remedies cost no more than
noon.
914 are Republicans, 36,147 are Derm»
the rest—they are vastly sut erii.r to all others
The bonds of Marshal Jones and Com­ crats, 4801 are Pr igressives, 6376 are Brown's mouth be declared that he
could not be the man.
H. Long of Grants Pass visited
When we sell you a Nval Retneuy, you get the best the drug
missioner Ulrich were approved and ,’rohibitionists, 3829 are socialists and
Brown’s third adventure was more
world produces. Knowing what th.se Njal Renitdies are made
friends in this city several days this
oidered filed. A report from E. M. >915 are miscellaneous.
funny than serious. A day or two aft­
of, who makes them and how they are made—we unhesitatingly
week.
Wilson showing amount of interest on
recommend them to your use.
er leaving Evansville, as be was rid­
Howard Clark who has spent the wi. - delinquent taxes, due from the county
Am i ig these reliable Nval Family Remedies—there • are over
ing in a passenger coach, a woman
one hunlred tliorolv tried out formulas Each one intended for some
ter here left this week for Wenatche , to the city, was read and ordered plac­
It Was In His Head.
boarded tlie train nt a station and
. .............. ailment —no cure-alls in Nyal’s. Next time you are in need
specific
W..sh.
Balzac on; e promised I.irieux. the came along down the aisle and greet­
ed on file.
of a goo I family medicine, one you can have fuil confidence in ask
J. T. Summerville of Medford was
Street improvement was discussed manager of lite Oi’eon theater in Paris, ing him with:
for Nya/s. These remedies of sterling worth can only be bought, at
a
five
act
dnitiia,
"Tlie
Springs
of
•
Well,
well,
Mr.
Jackson,
but
who
looting over the political situation he.e at some length; the street commission­
Qttluuln.” lie was so busy with other would have thought of seeing yotl
Tuesday.
er was instructed to constiuct a drag work, however. Hint not till he had here! How’s Nancy and the children?
Attorney N. W. Borden of Medford for use on streets, also to haul away been long and urgently Importuned did When is she coming up to see us all?"
was transacting business in this city garbage once every two weeks provid­ be promise to rend Ills piece to the
“I beg your pardon.” said the travel­
ed property owners placed same inpro­ company Hie next week. Tlie company er, "but haven't you made a mistake?"
Thutsday.
J . W. ROBINSON, M. I) , Prop., Jacksonville, Oregon
“A mistake in wliat?"
gathered about him on tlie day ap­
Pantorium Dye Works will accept per piles at convenient places.
“
Madam,
my
name
is
not
Jackson,
pointed.
and
lie
rend
Ills
five
act
play
The question as to use of city water
parcels on “hurry” work —at Reter’s
by persons living outside of assessment fluently through to tlie end. Lirieux but Brown, mid I never saw you be-
barber shop.
district was discussed at length but was enthusiastic, ran up to shake fore!"
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington and Mary
"What! Wliat!” she cried as she
witli tlie great writer and turn­
without any definite action being tak­ hands
ed over Hie pages of tlie manuscript, turned on him. “Well, did I ever!
Bagshaw attended the dance at Ruch
en; it appearing to be the sentiment ol whose contents had pleased him might­ You sit here mid tell me that I don’t
Saturday nignt.
council that persons outside of the as­
There were know Tom Jackson as well ns 1 do
Our bakery line is complete, we car­ sessment district should be allowed to ily. But whnt was tills? pages
of the my own father! Have you gone crazy?
only four rets. The last
ry a full assortment, fresh everyday — use water at same rates charged those manuscript were blank, Ill surprise Are you running away from Nancy?"
Jacksonville Bakery.
“It Is ns I told you. madam. I may
inside the limits provided that the con­ the manager asked whnt it all meant.
A meeting of the Southern Oregon sumer would lay nis own pipes to con Balzac smiled mid admitted that he look like Tom Jackson, but I never
had not yet written out the fifth act. saw nor heard of him or you before.”
mining congress will be held at Ash- nect with city m tin.
Brown's last ad.eiiture was lhe most
but declared that be had it as clearly
Water
Commissioner
Ulrich
asked
land some time in May.
serious one of all. He had spent a day
in
his
bend
ns
If
It
already
stood
on
and received permission to h„ve watei
The Royal Neighbors held an inter­ rents collected by the bank, without paper. "And." continued the poet mer­ m:d a night nt Lafayette when lie was
rily, "I have in tlie same head two arrested on a charge of attempted rob­
of
Mrs.
esting sessi >n at the home
cost to the city.
more outcomes of tlie plot in case the bery mid felonious assault. It w#s
Mo.com Tuesday afternoon.
The recorder was instructed to have one I just lend doesn't please you.”
claimed that lie was one of a trio who
had assaulted a merchant in bis store !
Mr and Mrs. T. A. Glass, prominent the city attorney prepare the com­
In a village six or eight miles distant.
citizens of Antioch were transacting plaints in future cases for alleged vio­
Only a Piker.
I
Two Pittsburgh men were seated in i The three men had entered the store
lations of city ordinances.
business in this city Monday.
a dining car the other day. mid w hile in the evening when tlie merchant hap­
The Post management has made ar­
J. C. Taggart, a nat’ve of Pennsyl­
they waited for their luncheon to be pened to lie alone and liad kn<x*ked
him
down
ns
tlie
first
step
toward
get
­
vania died at his home in Medford,
served one of them said:
At the Churches
rangements with the Portland Evening
Friday morning aged 60 years.
"I hear Brown lias bought u place up ting tlie cash. He had proved a tough
nut,
however,
ami
had
driven
the
gang
near yours.”
Telegram whereby we can give subscribers
Only a few days left in which rereg­
off in a battered condition. William
“Yes." the other answered.
ister if you wish to vote at primary
Brown exactly fitted tlie description of
METHODIST
“Wlint kind of n place Is It?"
the advantage of a gigantic combination
election in May. Better get busy.
”Oh, pretty fair. About 3.000 ncres.’’ one of tlie trio. Of course lie vigorous­
Rev. A. S. Jenkins Pastor. Sabbath
ly
denied
tlie
charge
mid
raised
a
"Has he been making much mouey
Louis Baker, Toots Thompson and < school 10 a. m. sermon 11 a. m At
offer for a limited period. You can get a
: trong doulit. Imt wlieu he was placed
Ike Dunford attended the Ben Hur 10:.5 Easter program rendered by the lately ?”
in line with twelve other men tlie mer­
"Not that 1 know of."
Metropolitan evening paper with all the
dance at Medford Wednesday eve­ Sundry School followed by 15 minute
"Ilow can lie afford to have n place chant walked straight up to him and
ning
serm< n.
of that kind? Is he keeping it up In snid:
latest news from all over the world and all
"You are tlie man who entered the
Epworth League 7:00 P. M. Soecial any kind of shape?"
Good printing done at this office,
store
first
mid
asked
me
to
change
a
"Yes, it looks pretty well. I don’t
costs n<> more than the poor kind done sermon Subject: Ti e Resurrecti >n.
the news of Jackson County and vicinity in
twenty dollar bill for you.”
at some other places. Give us your You will be present of course as most know how be does It.”
"You are milking n serious mistake.”
"How mueli do you suppose Browu’6
every
body
goes
to
church
on
Easter.
order.
the Post at a remarkably low price.
replied Brown. "I can prove that I
worth ?"
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Axel Lundgren who had been spend­
"He hasn't nitrii. Maybe about was In Terre Haute the night you were
The Evening Telegram is the best
I25O.IXX). Getting along on his nerve, nssaulteil.”
ing several weeks in this city, left for
Dy
Beer
in
Dry
Counitfs
He
secured
a
lawyet
mid
sent
for
Rec-
very largely, I guess.”—Chicago
his min is in the Blue Ledge district,
paper in the state, market reports unexcell­
witnesses« nt Terre Haute.
ord Herald.
Monday afternoon.
When the trial came on Brown had
ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine
Eugen ■. Or., Apr. 8—Whether the
len wltnessi-s from Terre Haute mid
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington claims the
Birds That Fight Eagles.
was
lucky
enough
to
find
two
men
who
gelling
of
a
canne
i
powder,
which
when
champion hen for early laying. It is a
Tn Fouin. one of the Shetland U
and comic section in colors.
Plymouth Rock pullet about three mixed with water, mates a real ’alco­ lands, the natives make a business of liad nt n certain hour I hhui Ills com­
months old and has been laying for holic beer," is a violation of the local rearing sknu gulls in order to rid the panions all tlie way to Lafayette.
$5. per yea r
| option law is a question that is puz Island of the eagles that congregate Ku< h was Hr? weight of evhlem-e in
The Evening Telegram-
several days. Next?
his favor Hint lie was acqullted by the
ziing the authorities of Lane county there and comiiflt many depredations.
W. H. Johnson, president of the
1.50
The magnificent red sandstone cliffs Jury.
The Jacksonville Post
today.
A month later Brown reached home
Bank of Jacksonville, who has been
Alleged to have been attempting tt that skirt the northwestern const l>e- Tlie right man was iniight. mid whci
laid up with the measles for the past,
sell the “dry beer,” C. E. Cook was came a favorite haunt of the eagles, Hie lucrrhi'iif was called upon to lilen
two weeks is reported better and will
and in this inaccessible spot they in­
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arrested, but when arra'gned in polict creased so rapidly that they became a tlfy him I k - d 'l so ns promptly n« on
soon be at his post in the bank.
court was released by Judge Bryson terror to the farmers and fishermen tli:* "tlie*' oceas.ori mid ndihsl:
"Wti ;t's your i.ame tills time. Browi.
E M. Wilson,the accountant who was for lack of grounds on which to hold who dwell on this Isolated spot. The
employed by the city council to look him.
skau gulls are also strong and fierce or H'.icl ? ? our lawyer was a sliirp
to drum up all til «se witnesses,
up interest due the city on delinquent
Cook is said to have admitted selling and the Inveterate foist of the eagle. oi:o
tint I think We’ll I mil 'oil tills Hille."
In
battle
the
gulls
are
nearly
always
t ’X <, reported to the council that $90. the substance in Lane county for
H n l- not t 'i: lug to Brown. Imt to
was due the city from Jackson County. three weeks and had ten egents in the victorious, and so the Inhabitants of Bron Il’s double, tile lirtli one turning
Foula
hit
upon
the
novel
plan
of
feed
­
There will be a meeting at the City field, bu* defied the officers to stop ing and caring for the skau gulls, up In-h!<‘ ot a month, but lie wouldn't
Ills mbtake even when Brown
Fa i Tuesday evening at 7:30 for the him.
which, though formidable to their admit
wrote to him from Vermont. To tills
purpose of making arranginenta for
feathered enemies are very peaceful day
he h«’lleves that the man he first
h. ring a school fair next fall. All busi
C. L. Holliday will have a chee’e and docile wii.u brought in coutact picked out mid who was acquitted was
nets men of Jacksonville and general factory in operation soon at Longeil, I with m in.
tlie man who got ten yeira In prison
public are invited to be present.
Klamath County.
I
when rear resled.
BROWN’S FIVE
DOUBLES
CITY DRUG STORE
Great
Combination
Offer
Bat h p ape rs th rc> u g ’ i
this office if paid in
advance for 1 year
I