Jacksonville post., May 23, 1914, Image 2

’.-JACKSONVILLE POST-:
Official Paper of the City of Jackiirfjille, Oreyii
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat o.f 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.
SA TURDA K MA Y 23, 1914
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
application.
OFFICIAL CANVAS FINISHED
»■SU»-’ »
Weather Report.
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Totals Show Increased Majori­
St. Petersburg and the Neva.
When tlie river Neva rises St. 1’
tersburg is always in danger of ii
unilation. rl re city was built upon :
s<amp, and th«» land has been labor!
ously reclal ned and Is liuble to over
flow by the Neva. That river divide-
•nd forms a delta, and this delta 1-
embraced within the city limits. Al­
though the main portion of St. Peters
burg Is situated on the malnlaud (a
[ouinsuhi washed on the east by till
Neva and on tile northwest by the
Great Neva», parts of the city stand on
islands formed by the arms of the
river. The islands, with their gardens
and villas, are a pretty feature of the
capital. The various part« of the city
are connected by over 100 bridges, the
longest being the Troitsky bridge,
about a third of a mile in length.—
Westminster Gazette.
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“The World is Growing Belter
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NO MATTER WHAT THEY SAY
Come let us show you how well prepared we are to serve you with
the Right Merchandise for spring and summer. Anticipating a large
demand we planned accordingly and now have the LARGEST AND*
BEST ASSORTED STOCK ever carried by us.
I
Following is the report of U. S. Vol­
unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
ties For Sinffler ar.d Mad-
Jacksonville, for month of April,
Russia’s Famous Choir.
Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
The members of the choir of the
den
tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
cathedral of Alexander Nevtkl in St.
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Petersburg are al) monks. They are
DATE MAM. M1NI- PREU’P. oiar 'O t
OE PAY
TATN
thirty iu number and are chosen from
MUM IMUM
The official canvas of the ballots cast
the best singers in all the Russlau
cloudy
at the recent primaries in this county,
39
62
monasteries. When tlie possessor of a
70
44
T
shows a total of 3665 votes of which
70
part cloudy tine voice appears among the novitiates
47
49
.13
63
2345 were republicans, 1230 democrats
he is sent to the monastery of Alexan­
40
62
.14
and 90 progressives. Only about 40
39
63
der Nevskl. which adjoins the entlie­
42
.26
66
per cent of the registered voters exer­
46
dral, where he is ti inisl as carefully
69
.17
cloudy as an opera singer and remains there,
50
.41
61
cised their rights of suffrage.
.14
43
55
We are specials in many lines: FLORSHEIM SHOES, BLACK CAT
cl oar doing little beyond assisting at the
31
The following are the totals for
59
part cloudy music at mass in the morning and ves­
.08
59
35
county offices.
c le i
46
72
HOSIERY, LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS, W. B. CORSETS and
par t c ’ om ly pers in tlie afternoon, until lie becomes
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72
REPUBLCAN
43
36
ciuu ly aged, when he retires on a pension,
5M
clear
33
State senator—Von der Hellen 1961.
57
DON’T FORGET OUR
other lines well and favorably known
Many of tlie voices are of marvelous
33
69
Representative—Mealey 1160, Stone
44
79
monks
are
power
mid
sweetness.
The
part
cloudy
76
52
923, Wagner 1402.
all vegetarians. The rules of the or-
42
55
clear
36
61
Joint representative—Vawter 1929.
cloudy tliodox church forbid them to shave
35
T
6«
County commissioner —Madden 1304,
aud their hair is worn like a woman’s.
.06
51
40
I t cleir
33
59
Smith 1059.
AN EXTRA PAIR UF PANTS FREE WITH EACH SUIT
p’rtcloudy
64
42
Made the Match.
cloudy
5H
37
.08
County clerk —Gardner 2171.
30
p’rt cloudy
55
During
his
first
stay
in
Washington
County recorder—Florey 2030.
deal’
30
5H
as Chinese minister, Wil Ting Fang
Phone 142
31
70
Sheriff—Earhart 391, Singler 1343,
78
38
nttended tlie wedding of the daughter
Walker 742.
of tlie chief justice of the supreme
Treasurer—Colvig 1298, Crcnemiller
Temperature —mean max. 61. ;mean t-burt and said to one of the brides
994.
mir. 39:56; mean 51.78 Max. 79 on 18, hmids:
Surveyor—Tee 1851.
"When will It lie your turn to be­
Minimum, 30, on 27-28. Greatest daily
Coroner—Kellogg 1060, Ussher 1141.
come n bride?"
range, 40. Total precipitation 1.89
"1 do not know." she answered. “1
DEMOCRATIC
7/uu People’s Store
inches. Greatest in 24 hours, .43 in., have not yet been asked.”
National committeeman—Canon 767,
I on 15.
Number of days with .01
So tlie amiable Chinese minister said
Easterly 457.
inch or more precipitation, 10, clear, to one of a group of young men stand­
'U. S. renator—Chamberlain 1147.
1 9; partly cloudy, 13 cloudy, 8. Rte ing near by: "This is a beautiful lady.
Congressman —Hollister 562, Mere­
I cipition silica Sept., 19.94. last sea- Would von not like to marry her?"
dith 437.
»*1
lie replied. "1 shall be most delight
! son 16.45.
'Governor —Bennett 304, Cobb 110,
ed to.”
Manning 116, Miller 96, Smith 634.
Both the young woman mid the
BL’S!NESS CAPPS
Qw-vint Lit Is Engiiah Church.
State treasurer (written in)—Paget
young man mitiirally were somewhat
Ciilb
in,.*
*
Im
n.
which
among
man*
80, Kay 13.
embarrassed by Mr. Wit’s pleasantry
AT FACTORY PRICES
• * • but three mouths later they were others claims t.i iie tlie smallest elr.tr*'.
Justice sunreme court Gallowav 722
in England, is situated m the coast *■!
CUS NEW BURY
married.
-New York Times.
Ramsey 931.
SAVE FROM JO TO 60 PER CENT
north Devon, m t far from the pietur
Attorn^v
SB IV<*1 III v tTonprnl
•^Xjllclcll _ if V II l t. Y V’JII,
Clique little village of Porloek. and til.-
A ttomey-at-Law
Street Traffic of London,
Tire
Tube
State senator—(written in) T. B.
I church is so guarded by lulls ami
Will
Practire
in All Courts in the State I
The
control
of
London
traffic
by
the
28x3
$ 7.20
$1.65
Nichols 115, P. J. Neff 81, H. I). Reed
l woods that the sun's rays reach it only
police has been a matter of slow evolti
3Jx3
four months of the year. Tlie building
16
7.80
1.95
MEDFOI
D,
OREGON
B Uly’iSerdi.tenol.nnpsrtmwr—
tion. A century ago. when George IV.
Es they are tefled in our labojatary and J
Is Imt thirty-three feet long by twelve i
30x31.
10.80
2.80
Representative- Towne 895, Bark-
■T trial ground». They are apedally jfl
dined wllli the lord mayor soon after
» adapted to the Pacific Northwest and Æ
feet eight inches w ide mid lias a porch
32x3'j
11.90
«lull (written in) 46.
2.95
tils succes-loii. it took Ills
I
escort five
F are true to name. Our valúabla cat- A
i uave, curved oak chancel screen anil
L'R. T. T. H AW
31x3',
dogue wjl ba ^t free oa raque«.
12 40
3.00
Joint reprtsentative— (written in)
hours to force n a way through the
|
Norman
font,
an
alabaster
altar
piece
'JealenaellLilly sSeeck ».not.write.
32x4
13.70
crowd which tilled the streets from Ids
3.35
Garnet 41, Purdin 13. Vawter 14.
De I tidt.
and n quaint high pew near the eliau-
pulnee to the < 411 i *■' li-.i 11. Aud II was
33x4
14.90
County commissioner (written in)
3.50
cel, used by the family of Lord Love­ Office in HyanJBuilding, California St.
not until about thirty years ago that
34x4
16.80
Frank Jordon 50, R. F. Dean 148, J.
3. GO
lace, by whom tiie property is owned.
J, Upstairs'
tin* existing system of regulating
36x4
17.85
C. Smith 78.
3.90
The slanted ehaneel is lit by a tiny
tr.-itHe
at
crossings
was
instituted.
At
JACKSONV.LLE
uREGON
35x4'1
19.75
4.85
County clerk (written in) Gardner
square headed iron barred window, the
tin* beginning it required four police­
36x4'. 2
21.1, Galbitin 13.
oldest
feature
in
the
church,
being
pre
­
19.85
4.90
men at every important lumtion to <iv
37x4'.
Recorder Jacobs 1010.
21.50
5.10
with difficulty what two constables Norman and cut out of a single stone.
U. W. BAGSHAW
37x5
21.90
5.90
Sheriff—Hi tson 605, Summerville
and sometimes one uow effect by a It is amply large for tlie population,
We have on hand for sale the following
A tc-rney at Law
552.
All other sizes in stock. Non Ski.i motion of the hand. Blit tile men In which is about thirty-live in a parish
of
only
1.337
acres.
In
summer
the
blanks viz:
tires 15 per cent addili.ma , red tube.** blue stuck to their task and Imng on
Treasurer—Brown 823.
,Y
church is crowded owing to the Influx NOTARY Pt'L IC AND CONVEYANCER
ten per cent above gtay
A/l new. to horses' heads and summoned rebel­ of* visitors from many parts of the
Surveyor—Brown 827.
Lease,
¡Office Hou s: J to^noon 9 to 12
Beat lious drivers till the reign uf law and world.
Coroner— (written tn) Kellogg 2n, clew, fresh. guaranteed f res.
Mortgages,
•
I Aftern* on 1:30 to o
standard and it,dependent makes. Bu> order was established
Us ¡her 48.
Bill of Sale,
S,. 3;*.-rr. ;t*s D.rds.
Bank
of
J
acksonville
Building.
direct from us anti save tn* n*»y. 5 per
•'Doubtle *." sail ilie | ,.
Agreements.
PROGRESSIVE
Argentina Humor.
cent discount if pH rnuiit in full uc-
natural Ik-lory to the retiit
JACKSONVII LE.
.
- OREGON
Warranty Deeds,
National committeeman—Coe 34.
On file prairies of Argentina, where
companies ea h order. C. O. O. on 1
eler.'‘.vim have pieki d itpi .a
U. S senate —Hanley 84.
Quit Claim Deeds,
the
chief
mode
of
travel
Is
by
horse
­
i per centdeposil Allowinge
bits of ii,:oriu.ition re ir.iiii
xaiuination
Congress—Mears 90.
Chattel Mortgage,
back. the ran hets often make use of
mills mi l birds of the coin
Governor—Gill 55, McMahon 36
Acknowledgements,
T:RE KAC TORIES SALES Ci>. the Spanish expression, "cotniirnr tier have
vi.-.ted."
in '' . Tlie literal translation of that
Real Estate ontract.
Stute superintendent Burton 64.
De pl .4.
Dayton, Ohio
“A few." answered the
phrase is "to buy ground." Tlie South
Location Notice—Placer,
State senator—(written tn) Nichols
“The most interesting thin
American rough riders think that when
1’, Von der Hellen 12.
Location Notice—Quartz,
heard, however, was a story
von fall off your horse you occupy the
Representative (written ini Mealey
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Africa. It seems that a year
; RAPr-iJIAHAS, (
ground
where
you
tend
almost
ns
if
10, Wagner 9, Towne 11.
a representative of a rubb
Real Estate A'a its Critrict,
you owned it. and if yon make much
Î
.’f£P
house went through there and lost Ins
Joint representative (written in)
i
BEAUTIFUL AND COLORED
Notice Application for Liquor License
of a hole in flip earth where you
sample case, containing all kinds of
Vawter 1».
At
reasonable prices. Weintend adding
strike,
ns
von
are
ver,,
likely
to
do
POST CARPS
office stamping apparatus, it appears
Commissioner—Madden 13, Smith 13
when you are riding a fiery Argentine
other blanks as fast as possible unti
that
some
ostriches
found
his
sample
Clerk —Gaadner 24.
mount, they say that you have twilight
the line is complete. Blanks of special
■
’ ii!
Many are rich, rare pictures of
case, broke it open ar.d swallowed the
the ground and Iwgim to dig tile cellar samples."
Recorder—Jacoba 19, Florey 10.
form printed to order at short notice
BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND
i
-
at
:
LAWYER3,
for n house Youth's Companion
Sheriff—Singler 12, Summerville (5
”1 see nothing odd about that. Os
¿\3ñ3 S-v.-.iih l.;
At
TRES
ES
hui liai t 7, Wi.Lier 10, Hiltaon 2.
JACKSONVILLE POST.
triches will eat anything.”
Fatalities Among Alpinists.
Al ii a Smf-Filiiu ■
lreasurer—Cri nemiller 9, brown
"Yes. but now every ostrich egg t!* >1
In
view
of
the
fact
that
every
m:ti.
E<ANTA/N PEN
Cu.vig 12.
ar woman who walks up a mountain is found there is seen to la* number**!
All fur only .0 ceu.n
Sui vey or Brown 9, Tee 8.
with alpenstock in Imnd is a elimber and dated.'" Isit.don Tlt-B.ts.
The gi'v.oe-st i atgain la i.eauiuul in tile c; es of the public, it Is not at
t ut uiicr— Ua.si.er 1'2, Kell .g, 13.
Aip.ne Ejg Dan:.?.
. auls ..nd rut e art pictures e ver ot­ all strange that lite appalling annual
A curious eastern ei:<toiu has been
tered. Many ure haid to obtain ami fatalities hi the Swiss Alps ate lain
observed for many < enturies in the
have s„ld sii.giy for the price we ask at tlie door of one of the noblest of
MAHRIEÜ
western Alps. One hundred eggs are
for nil. These will go quickly to al; sports. The truth is that these fatali­ distributed over a level space covered
At the Method'st parsonage at 3:30 p.
ties
there
were
105
last
year
are
re!
lovers of tlie beautiful in nature wh*
with sand and the young men and
m. Eugene Cay and Lillian Sheppard.
appreciate rare art pictures of well ntlvely few and far between in tlie women perform a dance around them.
Both of Ashland. Rcy. A. S. Jenkins
ranks of genuine alpinists, the ama­
developed models.
If a couple are fortunate enough to fin­
4
dttieialing.
teur and professional mountaineers.
A reliable self-filing fountuin pen
ish the dance without breaking an
They who climb witlt ice ax Instead of egg It Is taken as a token of the com
free with each order
These alone alpenstock are cautious first, last and
patibllity of their temperumeuts and
have sold for one dollar in stores.
always. Considering the risk taken,
Heme steals.
The 100 beautiful c trits an.I pen all few of them lose their lives. Most who they are betrothed.
f *r but 5tc and 10e in stamps fit meet tills frightful death in the Swiss
Dancing at Berlin'» Zoo.
pos t age.
mountains have always been either tin
What would one of tile largest of th«
There are some very ^oo I homestead*
thinking
or
downright
reckless
tempt
ARI’ PORTRAYAL CO
cities of the United States think of go
now open for settlement in eastern
ers of fate. With a complete disregard
Ing out t > the zoo ami dancing there
DAYTON, OHIO.
Oregon. Good rich soil, some tim1»'»-
of common sense, these unfortunates until 3 o’clock In the morning? Yet this
and doect not requir«* i - » ¡V
-I
go where they have no business to go Is uothlng unusual In Berlin. There
Y o k L>. C*»nw . \
d. «'
save In charge of an experienced one goes to the zoo to s<*e lb* atiimais
guide, and sometimes the mere reach­ If one < h<>'»st’s. blit ii I no t<> dint* und i«>
Thrv v
V»‘
ing out for a coveted wild flower sends dan«*?. Thu zoo is really h very d»»-
J
ti rbur.o . . Si
p • *
them to their doom.—Spur.
Hghtfiil rendezvous for dinluu. e*|*e-
an * iU’J ins’rtictiuns an
ctelly In summer: tlie niiude there is
1 ic y u « an ioc t.>
24
Theater Audience».
notably guotl Spur
* -vp<i na!S
jo I fr.
The tricks of theater audience* bav*
nu;. x* sin al I luWn a* id r ;
been remarkably similar lu all age».
A Chicken Hawk in Flight.
Alclphron, who wrote of the later At
Raw chicken linwk in flight, which
A
tic comedy, shows that tlie cinque true suggests ili*- in* finn of a motorcar
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
i
known then and also "young men of flapping Ito soaring. Imt a series of
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
the town" who took a malicious de­ quick, rtploalte I hsi I s of the nitivs.
cannot reach tho seat of the disease. Ca-
light In hissing n play off the stag*. each sending the bird forward m :t leap
ts a blood cr constitutional disease. 4
• n<! in order to cure it you must take In­ a
Theophrastus, who died In 288 It. C., of several voids lite til* ker gb es lite
ternal remedies, ItaL*’a Catarrh Cure Is
•ketches among bls "Characters” the strokes, tli ft i lump I'n.iii "A Farm
tetarnaHy, fl* J acts directly upon
the blood and mticnii« -’>rfac<s. Hall’s
man of sui*erior taste, whose pride It er'w Note! k
Catarrh Cure 7S „“,*5“ ; ,
-cdlclna. It
was to hiss when every bo I v el e up
Was nrescrlth-d t,y o_ qua, J •-
» phy-
•fcians |n t|1)s „J ""J
bv-
Is
plnuded and to clap when th* rest
M “'des*
it,’ » ’’r ”r "cr P "-i It I
,nu
Ben ate ••I:-«* tn th­ '.Vo-'U.
wen* silent tin*! th » min "Tig
•’Xon
’ m » h I flu \ V •? r t
>,
•°’''■» I c *rr , ,L , c :nP''Scd of I
irl a- N- nterv . z t, ,*l I who would hum or u bl<t p art a*'
t‘ t b.ood Ii ir
' *o,nbfncd With th««
Hit I*- .«•!
" ft> h.’ttf !»»• U r» • •
•
»
JhLcou« surf ices
recdy on tha
. Ch:.inis, '»i’-'g Colie, pmdment t<- e<-et rv tunr tr p -n ' filili flVll ••
n lio !*
‘My...
’ -'l-.ilv .urt>d her, him A o f .'.risto »:> tiir» p ’ rv;t r** t*
te») 'll )»•••:■ <” K y
*
’
flink
it
is
the
«Teetators w ho t>< r’p o it prorlnlem
fepl •"!. "I"
'•I'll 'Ik.- t** tell lii’I.”
r j‘ c-re^r
'Uur,n<
1,1 ''■’rrho*.
’’ Mrs. during the dull , HlltS Of the perform
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btiihnm'y », u,.,
|*a|Hi Hili-* til:*! 1 mulini I nuim I ' <ln I
in »|ta ’
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cugu New».
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Staple and Fine Cotton Goods, Silks,
Goods,
Wash
Goods,
Laces,
Wool Dress
Embroideries, ■
Linens, White Goods, Ladies', Men's and Chil
dren’s Wearing Apparel, Hats,
Groceries, Feed,
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All Woo), “Snappy, Nifty” Men’s Suits at $15
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Jacksonville,
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