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LOCAL NEWS I County in 19t>6. I a n deeply interested POLITICAL i.i agricultural pursuits, own and man ANNOUNCEMENTS age the Dimick Stock Farm at Hub- THE NEW- CAPTA1N Subscribe for tbe Post. i bard, Oregon, and publish the'West- ! ern Stock Journal at Oregon City. Did you celebrate Good Roads Day? SINGLER FOR SHERIFF I respectfully submit my candidacy Arthur Payne of Ruch was in town In accepting the appointment suc . to the consideration of the Republi By M. QUAD Frdiday. 1 ceeding my brother for his unexpired can voters of Oregon. Copyright, 1914, by Associated Lit- , Several slight showers of rain fell term as Sheriff; I did so for the bene 'erary Press. GRANT B. DIMICK. this week. fit of his widow and family. The of (Paid Advertisement) J, R. Neil visited friends at Ashland fice has had An honest and efficient ad In the mauy company and regimental this week. ministration. changes which occurred after McClel Warren Mee of Applegate was in With the same objects and purposes At the Churches lan's peninsular campaign Company II town this week. in view 1 hereby announce myself as a of the Tenth volunteers got a new cap Are you a subscriber to the Post? candidate for the Republican nomina tutu by transfer. He was a fair hair tion at the primaries May 15th, 1914. METHODIST If not, why not? ed. blue eyed man. who tacked rugged W. H. SINGLER. Rev. A. S. Jenkins Pastor. Sabbath ness and sternness. The rough and Mrs. T. W. Fulton spent Friday w ith (Paid Advertisement.) school 10 a. m. sermon 11 a. in | Sub rugged men looked the new captain Medford friends. ----------- »(£>«----------- ject Abounding life. Epworth Ljeague over and said to each other: R. L. Green of Ruch was a recent •"Hah! He’s no tighter. They’ve sent 7:15 P.M. SermonS. Subject Hell! A. W. WALKER visitor in this city. us a man w ho hasn't the heart to kill Prayer meeting at 8 Thursday evening. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. a sheep!" Miss Venita Crawford visited friends Official board meeting Tuesday at 2:30. Later on. when Company II had been I hereby announce myself as a Re in this city Friday. A question box will be placed by the out on the picket lines and had a sharp publican candidate for nomination for Olaf Lindstrom was a visitor in this door and 10 minutes of evenini’ service skirmish with the enemy, there was sheriff subject to the primary election given to answering-questions asked. city Sunday evening. strange talk among the men. of May 15. •’Do you know, whispered the order B. M. Collins was a business visitor A. W. WALKER, ly sergeant to the first corporal, “that at Medford Tuesday. Medford, Oregon. GUILTY 0 MANSLAUGHTER they gave us a cussed coward for a R. H. Bullock of Medford was a re captain?" (Paid Advertisement.) cent visitor in this city. "Hush, hush!” replied the corporal. -----------e-,»je ■ Frank Farrell of Medford was a re Is Verdict of Josephine County "I won’t hush. 1 was watching him FOR COMMISSIONER. In that little scrimmage, and he was as bent Visitor in this city, I am a Candidate for the republican white as a sheet and trembling like a lury in Case of Alex in- Charles Long of Steamboat visited nomination for county commissioner leaf." friends here this week. at the primary to be belli May 15thj Next day the captain sent for the or der, Slayer of John J. M. Lindley of Medford was a vis 1914. If elected I pledge myself to derly sergeant, mill the latter laid a strong suspicion, but lie was greeted itor in this city Monday. stand for an economical, businesslike Norlii g. quietly and pleasantly, and the captain Get your wall paper at Ficks, sixty administration of county affairs, econ asked u few questions before saying: omy in county expenditures, a dollar patterns to choose from. Grants Pass, Ore., April 23—Wil •'So, sergeant, you think I'm a cow in value for every dollar expended by Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Waters of Wat ard mid should be forced to resign?" the county, lower taxes, such develo[- iam Alexander, a 75-year-old prosper* Sergeant Clay was a bluff, blunt kins were in town Friday. ment and progress only as are con tor, who was convicted by a jury in man. The captain had asked him a di Jas. M. Cronemiller was a business the circuit court yesterday of man rect question, and. throwing military sistent with the times. visitor at Ashland Tuesday. slaughter, will be sentenced by Judge etiquette to tbe dogs, be answered: FRANK H. MADDEN. John D Reed of Sisson, Calif, was Calkins Friday. Alexander w is charg “You didn't make uo record to be I (Paid Advertisement.) a recent visitor in this city. ed with the murder of John Norlirg proud of out there the other day!" "I was very nervous," slowly admit and Curtis Masterson in a cabin on Rankin Estes of Medford transacted JUDGE GRANT B. DIMICK Sucker creek on J anuary 13 and the ted the captain after n long pause, business in this city Friday. present trial was for the killing of ■.’•‘it was m.v first time under tire. 1 Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold Hill visi Norling, he not having been on trial wasn’t afraid of being killed, that I can ted friends in this city Tuesday. Republican Candidate for Gover remember, but the excitement upset for the killing of Masterson. There me. Suppose you and the boys wait a Up to date the treasurer’s office has nor of Oregon. were not witnesses to the crime ex lilt before you send me a request to written $576,575.00 in tax receipts cept Alexander and he pleaded seld resign. I don’t know myself yet. and Miss Frances Barnett of Glendale To the Legal Vote's of Oregon: lefense in the killing of Masterson, you can’t fairly call uie a failure until visited friends in this city Tuesday. I have filed my declaration with the disclaiming knowledge of the killing we have another turn at it If my Mrs. Webber who lives on a ranch Secretary of State as a candidate foi if Norling. who he Said must have nerves fail me In tbe next crisis you southeast of this city is seriously ill. the Republican nomination for Gover seen shot during the battle with Mas- won't have to demand my resignation erson. Alexander claimed that the Are you willing to waft?” Dan Bagshaw has been laid up this nor, and as the law limits the expen "Captain.” the sergeant w hispered ag week with a severe attack of quinsy. diture of each candidate for this of 'rouble in the cabin the night of tht n feeling of awe came to him. “It ain't See the new line of wall paper at fice to 15 per cent of one year’s sal crime was over attempts of Masterson for you to nsk this or that of ua. It's Ficks, latest designs and prices right. ary, I am compelled, in order to abide to make him drink wbi-ikey against hit fur me to say that there’ll be no more by the spirit and letter of the law to will. talk among the boys and that In our Uncle Billy Cameron of Appleiratt The jury was out six hours, standing next fight you’ll make a record to be was transacting business in town Sat avoid making an expensive campaign, and in order to reach the voters whom four for acquittal and eight for second proud of.” urday. it had been man to man instead of I will not be able to meet in person, degree murder till late Wednesday eve Ben M. Collins and family have mov I herewith submit through the pres; ning. captain to sergeant, mid It was still so ed into the Neuber house on Fifth for your consideration the following: Later—Alexander was given an inde when their hands were extended and street. ed minate sentence of one to fifteen clasped. "Well?" queried half a dozen ser Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw has been quite ' ars in the state p •nitentiary. geants mid corporals as the orderly re id this week with an attack of la- turned to Ills quarters. OREGJ INSTATE DEBT grippe. "Well, you hear me now!” replied tbe man as he looked from one to the Mr. and Mrs. John Titter entertain other. "We've done a lot of talking ed a number of friends from Meuf. rd Sunday. Is. 4 Cents Per Capita. Avei- with our mouths. From this time on till we've seen our captain prance Miss Nellie Collins of Ruch visitu, about in another scrimmage we are ace for U. S. is $2 95. at the I.On.e of her uncle L. M. CUlm- going to shut right up. Tbe chap as Sunday. does any blowing won’t be no friend of Theodore H. Engle of Phoenix w..s In 1i 80 the total debt of Oregon at mine." A week later began the campaign transacting legs: busmess in this ciiy he close of the fiscal year. September which ended In the battle of Antietam. Thursday. 0. v as $511,000: in 1890 it fell to $2 "Fighting Joe" Hooker was leading 'hi, but in 1912 amounted to $31,000 the division to which the Third bri J. M. Keegan of the Wildwood ranch The population of the state increased gade and the Tenth volunteer* belong »as transacting business in this city from 17 ,000 In 1880 to 721,000 in 1912 ed. mid ns Company II pressed for Thursday. In 1880 the per ca| ; a di bl was $2 93; ward the second sergeant muttered to A. L. Carter of Willow Srings spent n 1890 it fell to $J.01; reaching the the orderly: the first part of lhe week with frillies "now's—how's tilings goln' to be at maximum, $0.68, in 1900; and subs-- in this city. the head of the company?" puentlj declining to $0.04 in 1912. Mr.'and Mrs W. H. Venable. w> .1 "Now. don't you worry the shirt off In conti ast w ith the state of Oregon known residents of Ruch wtre v,sit...s ' your back before ft's time. Joe Hope! we find that, li king the entire licit I'm going to wait mid see, mid the rest in ibis city Wednesday. dess sinking fund assets) for the 49 of you have got to do the same. Durn Mrs. Andrew Cantral who is undei- First—I stand for a stri t and rigi. states, the pel capi a debt according a man who won't give nnotlier man a going medical treatment at Ashland is enforcement of every’ criminal st itute. to the latest report is $3.52, «.r $3.48 fair show!" not improving very rapidly. Second—I favor equitable labor more than the per capita debt of Orc As tile Tenth regiment got the word Mr. E. D. limms and Mr. E. C. laws giving to the laborer just con ton. com paring the decrease in the tbe captain of Company II passed swift Collins of Portli.nd were guests Tues sideration. nor capita debt of Oregon and the 4; ly before his line. In tile ghostly light he seemed taller by n foot The limn day at the home of F. J. Fick. Third —I am opposed to high and states for the 30 year p riod, we find who peered at him saw that his Jaws A number of persons from this place extravagant legislative appropriations that $>.49 fell to $3.52 in the averagt were firm mid set and ills eyes blazing Went over to see Evelyn Thaw at Med- and the constant creation of salaried for the 48 g ates, and $2.93 to $0.04 in “He means fight!" whispered tile first to.d opera house Monday evening. boards and commissions which carry Iregon. corporal. Ac the present time about. 0.8 pet "Suy. he’ll lead us Into linden and Don’t post unsightly, scrawled notic with them an army of employes to ent of the total population of the U- back!" muttered the second sergeant be paid by the tax-payers of the es when you can h ive them neatly nited States will be found in tbe state Forward, guide left, moved the printed at this office f<>'------- ’* charge. state. and lc-s than one-tenth oi Tenth, mid the front line had scarcely Fourth—I stand for the constant im of Oreg- BORN—Tuesday morning to Mr. and provement of our public school systen L per cent of the total dc-Lt (less sink- brushed the wet off tile cornstalks Mrs-Jno. G. Dunnington, a you: g free from extravagance, and shout ng fund assets) is attributed to that wbeu they met with n volley it was so close and deadly that there was con daughter. Mother and child are doing the Supreme Court of the Unite •tate.— U. S. Census Bureau fusion. The center broke back, the well. States declare a forfeiture of th, Congressman Sinnott has securre Hunks halted, mid order and discipline W. R. Wise of Trail was in town lands now held by the Oregon & Cali lost. ’60,000 additional for the Pendiet i were "Attention. Company 11! By the right Thursday. He had the pelts of a hot fornia Railroad Company, then and in post office. Bank-march! On the left Into fine! cat and a cougar which he had recently that event I favor urging Congress to Oregon Commercial clubs are unit Forward double quick charge buyer place these lands at the disposal of killed. the irreducible state school fund of ing for m<>re factories and payrods and nets!" Good printing costs no more than the It was the voice of the new enptalu. less gold-embo: sed literature and boos poor kind. Leave your orders at this Oregon. mid. like clockwork, the men who were ting o* land values. Fifth —I stand for the permanent tumbling over each other fell Into Hue office. We do good work at reasonable As a result of the orders of the Wel mid plowed their wny out of the hurly improvement of public roads from prices. the market centers into the agricul fare Commission fixing minimum wag burly. As they cleared tile mob their Dave Boggs, who had been released tural districts, the same to be built es for girls, telephone companies it. muskets came down to the charge, and. from jail under parole, was arrested under skilled management, so as to Yamhill Co are advancing rates, with «bouts mid cheers. they drove Thursday night by the Medford police, get full value for the money expended. Order Appointing Day for Final through a line of buttle mid sent s thousand men scurrying nwny through charged with being drunk and begging Sixth—1 favor a constitutional the mists As they stood limiting, with on the streets. amendment allowing the Governor to Settlement. dead anil wounded under their feet veto any one or more items in an The Ashland Tidings says: “Sheriff IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON the other companies < nine marching up Singler was up from Jacksonville Tues appropriation measure without veto C ounty okecon . I to join them mill to hold tile po«ltl<ui day on official business and incidently ing the entire measure. In the Matter of lhe Estate of John Toepper. Then tile sun blazed up over the hill» High tax levies are usually the re Dec-meed. mill ilevieired the mist nt n gulp, mid looking after his political fences. He ■ ays he has no doubt of his nomination sult of excessive appropriations and W. T. Grieve, administrator de bor.la n n of every living man in Company H turn experimental legislation, and the most Che estate of John Toenper, deceased, hating ed to look nt bls rnptaiii Ills face wa by tbe republicans. rendered and presented for aettiement. and t: • d effective cure for that abuse is to be in thia Court hie final account of hie acini ma ra ns White nt it dead Ilian's, till! there A large crowd from here atteded more careful In the selection of your was a grin* -mile of triumph over It tion of aai'l er fate. mid the exultation of battle was mak Peg O’ My Heart at the Page theate. legislative members. It is Ordered, that Saturday, the 23rd day of Inc tils blue eyes shine like stars in Medford Wednesdav night. Those I was born in Marion County, Ore May. A. D. 1914. being a day of aubsceiuent "Well. I'll Is- cussed!’ whispered the present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy gon, March 4, 1869, and was educated term of an id Court, tc-wit: of the May term W Is, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, in the public schools, McMinnville thereof. A. D. 1914. and 10 o’clock A. M. of said He curd serve lilt. "Heist mi eyes. If he nln t fighter!' be and the aaid ia hereby appointed for Mrs. F. Owens, Mrs. G. Harper. Mrs. College and the State Normal School day. the settlement of raid account; and that notice niisp.st [t- fir-1 eorisual C. Florey, Mrs. W. Johnson, Misses at Monmouth, Oregon: admi'ted to of aaid aetllem.nt le* puLii bed in tbe Jackson File order'! sergeant '-might the rap I irma Wendt, Mary Bagshaw, Lulu 1 the bar bv the Supreme Court in 1895, ville Fort, a newspaper published in Jar.kaon- tain - eye mid lushled mid lire, ight lip ville. Oregon, aa often at once a wrek for four IS Jams, Louise Jones, Jewell Bailey, served five terms as inavor of Oregon til- hand n salute He received a lust week. prior to aaid day of settle Lila Mee. Laura CvUch, Margarite Fl - City, three years as Deputy D'sirict aucceeaive ami *i solute In reply ment. ••We jest didn't understand how he u/, Flu Tho npsou and Mary S. Hur,t Attorney; was elected Pres lential Lone at Juekz.onville, U.anon, thia 'till, oay of was made!" tiuiltercd the orderly as he kles.-r* Cliff Dunnington, Ike Dunford, Elector on the Republican t c.iet in April. A. D. ¡914. removed h * cup Inspect s iaiilet hole F. L TOU TELLE. Harry Lewis and Watson Caudill. 1904, and County Judge of Clackamas County Judge. “He's dune us all proud today!" ii Th» Secret Youth. , . Youth ts what we «11 love to have , In Manon county it is estirr.attd tne and to hold, and since i’once de Leon’s $1500 tax exemptu n would release <» ie lltne milny a way of conserving it hai'jThtfii of rtlY“ : k \| ayers from pnyi: g been prescribed—dosage, drinking sour , anything and ; ut it on the utjuT two- milk, systems of exercise, battling, thirds. rubbing. Any one of these things may Fred J. Fick has just recXnvW an up help the individual, but not every in dividual. And let us not forget that to-date line of wall paper. vouth Is in great measure a gift of tbe Pantorium Dye Works will, accept spirit. Children are young because for parcels on "hurry” work -at Rater's them life abounds. They find springs barber shop. of energy within and stores of refresh ment without. Wonder, curiosity, the FOR RENT —The Norling house on enjoymeut of tO.DDU tritlea. a short Oregon street. $6.00 per rnohTh. Ap memory for punishment and pain—all ply to D. W. Bagshaw. •' these things make for youth. Quarrels, Good printing' done at th'is office, resentfulness, suspicion, worry, grouch- iness—those bring harder lines around costs no hiore than the poor kind don« the mouth, hnrdened arteries, old age. I at some other pla-es. Give lis your Nothing is too small to delight a child, order. « given the right conditions; nothing too big to darken, for very long, the span gled sky. That is the secret of youth. ovtf! ôtf YE ai S' Draw the curtain. Master Manager! EXPERIENCE Ou with the bumau comedy!—Collier's. Curiously Absentminded. Henri Poincare, tbe famous French physicist mid mathematician, was re-' markably absentminded. One evening he was looking In a closed bookcase for a manuscript. During the search he set the lump on n shelf In the case and In a moment of abstraction closed the door of the cabinet anil sat down In darkness. After he had pondered for a time on the disappearance of the light be came to the conclusion that lie hud suddenly become blind. That seemed to liim quite possible since his eyes were weak anyway, and he groan ed at tile thought of his deplorable condition. Suddenly to Ills surprise il stream of light appeared, coming from the adjoining room, and he remarked, with much satisfaction. “My sight .tit'uis to have come back again." Not even then did tie think of the lamp in tbe bookcase! AFCKS iS Coupleurs A.C. A/vvoijA ¿«VifUng arketrh nnti diwrtpi »«•»» c. . !y'ii.iccrtain < r.r <>piiH<>n free wheilitr »• i . Vifiit'i.' ti iM Dinbiihlv pneiil .ilflo. • t'itiniiiiinii’A • ,.'in uiu Ily (’iHilhlunlh;!. HANULOOK <>’< bi-nl tiro Oltlbsl Ju.A ncy Mr pt eunng j l’iittiiild UiKen thriHU’Ii Muai. Çv, reçoive < . i.rl niuwe «vif bout cluirve. in ibe C a F jmw A hapiUomNv en lut io h i>f ; foui Lj «HI rtli < lire ii 'fLUilw tV. I • ■ II. K. HANNA Lawyer I Office in Bank of Jacksonville buildii g Choose always the wny Hint seem • the la-st. however rough It may be. Pythagoras. JACKSONVILLE, .'Ibout Appendicitis A treacherous and most dangerous disease—fine largely to an unherlt) v condition of the bowels. That listless, drowsy feelii g iniiicnti s a poison-laden system, infected from poisonous matter retained by these ^organs. As yoq keep the outer tissues of 'he body clean and whole some, also keep the inner. Adler-i k.i Treatment is a constant surprise to those sufferi g from any stomach or bowel trouble, and «ho have used all the ordinary remedies. It is so much more iff.cin.t time lasting in effect. Sold under gunr: ntee. Su: faction assured. $1.09 a bottle and will worth tne price, at CITY DRUG STORE ' I J.W. ROBINSON. JacLsont //<. (>nf;on Great Combination Offer iHe Post management has made ar rangements with the Portland Evening 7 elegram whereby we can give subscribers the advantage of a gigantic combination offer for a limited period. You can get a Metropolitan evening paper with all the latest news from all over the world and all the news of Jackson County and vicinity in the Post at a remarkably low price. lhe Evening 1 elegram is the best paper in the state, market reports unexcell ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine and comic section in colors. The Evening Telegram- The Jacksonville Post- $•>. 1.50 year ‘ Total- $6 50 “ Both papers through this cilice if paid in advance for 1 year
