Image provided by: Friends of Jacksonville's Historic Cemetery; Jacksonville, OR
About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1914)
LOCAL NEWS Charles.Exim was at Medford Mon day. The public schools will close ne>t Friday. Fr^i Owens went to Ashland Wed nesday. Mr. Bond of Ruch was in town Wed-, nesday. Joe Johnson was a visitor at Medfenf Monday. A. D. McKee of Buncom was in town Tuesday. George Buckley of Ruch was in town Wednesday. Henry Wertdt was a recent visitor at Medford. Frank Young of Applegate was in town Friday. James McDonough of Ruch was in town Monday. Fletcher Stout was a visitor at Med ford Tuesday. Jasten Hartman was a recent visi tor at Medford. John Grieves of Prospect was in town Saturday. Are you a subscriber to the Post? If not, why not? Mrs. Peter Ensele was a visitor at Medford Tuesday. P. Hansen of Ashland was a recent Visitor in this city. William Houston of Steamboat was in town this week. C. C. Buck of Buncom was a visitor in this city Monday. W. C. Deneff made a business trip to Portland this week. H. L. Drake of Medford was a busi ness visitor in this city. Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller was a visi tor at Medford Tuesday. Grant Wertz of Rogue River was a recent visitor in this city. Mrs. Minnie Kelley was a visitor at Medford Monday afternoon. William Ray of Ruch was a business visitor in town Wednesday. M. G. Holt of Medford transacted business in this city JugeiJayy Miss Agnes Broad of Medford visit ed her mother here this week. Silas Farley of Holland, Ore. was a business visitor here this week. Carl Bieberstadt. of Willow prailie was a visitor in this city Tuesday. E. E. Kelly of Medford was at the court house several days this week. Elmer Stephenson of the Applegate valley was a visitor in town Tuesday. M. Marshal of Central Point was a business visitor in this city Saturday. J. Bouse Riddle of Riddle, Oregon, visited friends in the vailey this week. WANTED—Forty or fifty young pigs, weaned. H, K. Hanna, Jacksonvii e Wil.iam Richards of Medford trans acted business in this city Wednes day. G. E. Hayes of Oregon City was at tending to legal affairs in this city tl.is week. Harry Lupton ot Union creek, who was visiting here has returned to his home. Attorney DeArmond of Medford transacted business at the court house Thnrsday. Gus Newbury of M- dford was trans acting business at the court house Thursday. W. W. Gregory and George Fox of Central Point were at the court hou.-e this week. Pantorium Dye Works will acce; t parcels on “hurry” work —at Rete.’s barber shop. Mrs. Hattie Neuber is repoi red ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Han na in this city. Wednesday was the hot test day of this season, up to date. The themom- etor was about 86. Benjaman B. Beekman of Portland visited his parents Mr. and Mrs C. C. Beekman this u’eek. Jerry Nunan has returned to h's home at Berkely, Calif., after a sh-rt visit with friends in this city. Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold Hill who had been visiting her mother in th s city, returned home Wednesday. Eugene Thompson, Charles D. Ab bott anl L.-wis Ulrich are at McMinn- villn attending the sessions of the grai d lodge I. 0. O. F. Central Point Odd Fellows expect to Initiate* five candinntes to-night. One was Initiated last Saturday and sever al others will join in the near future. Frank Dadd of Yreka. Cal., was a visitor in town this week. The last time Mr. Dadd was here was in 1862. So-n ! chang e in the valley since that date? D. Carney oj Steamboat was in town How Pythons Settle Quarrels. PREMIER this week. It was in <>■ toiler, 1894. that the big W. C. Deneff transacted business at yython nt tiie j feiL Into .the deplor able error of swallowing bis com Medford Monday. Albert Gangswich made a trip to ptinion. a snake only a few Inches shorter than himself. A similar dis Ashland Wednesday. aster is reported from Bombay, where Guaranteed 7,509 Milts John S. Orth of Medford was at the for some years two large Indian py thons bad occupied a cage in the Service court house Thursdav. There tires bear the greatest known B. R. McCabe of Medford was at the museum of the Bombay Natural His tory society. There was some mis- ni leage guarantee, yet are sold at i court house Thursday. understanding between them over a Dr. R. E. Golden made a business partridge, for they were found so prioe even less than a tire of ordinary trip to Wellen Monday. tightly entangled in each other's eoils guarantee. This guarantee covers punc lures, blow-outs and general wear. I. C. Robnett of Central Point was that the utmost endeavors of peace Guarantee covers 7,500 miles service making keepers failed to effect a sep at the court house week. aration, and they were left to settle against everything except abuse, Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown the matter according to their owu lhese tires are intended for most was a visitor in town today. lights. Next day there was only one severe service. W. W. Reed of Seattle, Wash, was very stout python visible. These large Orders have been received for reptiles evidently know but one way a visitor in this city Friday. ot settling a quarrel.—London Sketch. these tires for use in United States Mr. ana W. T. Grieve were of Med Government Service. 'ord Wednesday afternoon. Webster’s Home Squadron. Asa SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY A few days before bis death Daniel offer , we will allow the following W. H. Venable of Ruch transacted Webster wished to leave Ids sickroom prices for the next ten days. Business in this city Wednesday. once more to look upon the little para- | Chester Egan of Grants Pass trans TIRES—TUBES disc which his taste had adorned about Tire acted business in this city Friday. Tube his mansion. Dressing himself with 28x3 $ 9.20 $2.00 Joshua Neathammer of Wimer was the utmost care, he went through ths ( 31x3 1C. 25 2.30 a business visitor in this city Monday house on the arm of a servant and 30x J.L 13.50 2.80 finally reached the library. The night Henry Jacobs of the Little Apple 32x31j 14.05 3.00 gate country was a recent visitor in before there was tl terrific storm, and 34x3'j the great statesman expressed solici 15.25 3,20 this city. tude for the safety of the fishermen 31x4 17.00 3.25 FOR SALE—Town property, Phil off the coast. As he looked from the 32x4 18 CO 3.30 Gleave estate. Apply to D. H. ’ window Ills eye fe'l upon a number of 33x1 3.40 19.50 pleasure boats which had been moored Cronemiller. 34x1 20.49 3.60 to a little mound in the artificial pond Jasten Hartman has installed a 35x4 21.00 3.80 drinking fountain at the ball park. In the rear of tiie house. “Well.” said 3vx4 22.00 3.90 he. “the home squadron is safe. I Good for Jase. 35x4 26.00 5.U0 think I will go back." It was his last 36x4Ji 27.00 5.10 Our bakery line is complete, we car playful remark. He never left his 37x4J i 27.50 5.15 ry a full assortment, fresh everyday — room again. 37x5 32.00 5.40 Jacksonville Bakery. All other s zes. Non-Skids 20 per Mrs. C. F. Noe, Mrs. R. Roberts, Amended. cent extra. 5 per cent discount it pay Mrs. Frank Bellenger and Mrs. Gus An English official once said tn ment in full accompanies order and it' Samuels of Medford visited Mrs. jJohn Father Healy, the famous Irish wit: “Healy. I’ve got a crow to pick with two are so ordered snipping charges Refer Thursday. will be paid by us. C. O. D. on 15 An exhibit of work done by pupils in yor ” "Make It a turkey." said Father per cent of amount of order. Our out the Indusdrial department was on dis Healy, as quick as a wink, "and I’ll put is limited, so we suggest early order play at the school house yesterday af join you it 0 s.;arp ” ing. We sell direct only, giving pur- ternoon and today. enasur the advantage of all niidd.v- FOR SALE at a Bargain—House and I Cail for Jacksonville, Oregon men’s profits. lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. NuN-PUNCTURE RELINERS City Warrants. Must be sold soon Cali on Rogue Use our famuur relmers, they elim Realty^River Co. Adv. inate blow outs and 90*/, ot punctures Mrs. Alice Ulrich and Miss Flora Jacksonville, Oregon, May 23rd, 1914 besides giving many thousand moie Thompson attended the meeting of the Notice is hereby given that there miles service to eu' h tire. V* neii in Rebekah Assembly at McMinnville this are funds on hand for the redemption your tires you ride without wuiay or week, as representatives t.f Ruth Re of all City Warrants drawn on the tire troubles. bekah Lodge of this city. General Fund, that have been pro*-est- F or all 3 inch tires........................ $1.95 NOTICE—The Ladies Civic Club re-I e(j frem January 25tn, 1912, to March For all 3,U inch tires....................... $2.20 quests that persons owning lots in the 21st, 1912, both dates inclusive. Inter For all 4 inch tires ...................... $2.60 cemetery will clean up their lots for ! egt eea3e3 on the above call id War- For all 4! j inch tires....................... $2.75 For allo inch tires........................ $2.90 Decoration Day. A team will haul off rants this 23rd day of May, 1914. Fur all oj4 inch tires.................... $3.00 rubbish free of charge Monday May 25. JAS, M. CltONEt. ILLER, In another column of this paper, City Treasurer’, Jacksonville, Oregon. NON-PuNCTURE TiRE FACTORY John A. Perl of Medford announces Dayton, Ohio himself as an independent candidate for the office of Coroner. Mr. Perl is Notice of Sheriff's Sale in a wellknown business man and has Foreclosure. served several years as deputy coro Henry W. Heizenreter, Plaintiff. ner. If elected he will make a good vs. officer. George G. Graham, Bertha A. The school entertainment given by Graham, Norman D. Root, Annie B. Root, W. J. Summers, Anna M. Sum ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES the public schools Friday night was a mers and Frank Bartlett, Defendants. success: the largo assembly hall was Public notiee is hereby given, that Tells all abiut sex matters; what parked with an appreciative audience. U”der and by virtue of an execution The program was almost entirely com and ordei of sale duly issued t ut of y rung men and women, young wives __ of __ Ore- the Circuit Court of the State Ore posed of music and was will rendered. gon for the County of Jackson, , dated and husbands and all others need to know about the sacred laws hat govern Next week will be occupied in examin the 18th day of May, 1914, in i.. .. a certain c use therein v. herein Henry W. the sec forces. Plain truths of rex fife ations, the term closing May 29. Heizenreter as plaintiff recovered in relation to h ippiness in marriage. defendants •‘Secrets” of manhood and womanhood; jut gment against the Geoige G. Graham and Beitha A. S3<aal abuses. Social evil, d seases, e>c. Political Announcement Graham for the sum of Sixteen Hun The latest, most advanced and com dred and Eighty-seven and 50-100 ($1687.30) Dollars with interest there prehensive work that has ever been on from said 2nd day of May, 1914, at issued on sexual hygiene. Priceless in-I For Co oner the rate of 6 per cent per annum and struction for who are ready for the i The undersigned hereby announces On* Hundred and no-100 ($100.00) Dol true inner teaching. himserf as an It.dtp -ndent Candidate lars attorney's fees and the further This book tabs nurse?, teacheis, ! sum of Thirty ai d no-100 ($30 ' 0) Dol for the offi.e of County Coroner, sub lars costs and disbursements in this doctors, iaw.e.’ , preac.iers, social ject to the deeisiou of the legal voters suit. Which ju Igment was enrolled a i d Wurker-i, Sunday School teachers and of Jackson County. d c.reted in the Clerk’s office on the all uth. rs, yturg und old, what . 1 JOHN A. PERL. “nd day of May, 1914, and is r <■ .rded need to anew .11 rut s*-x matters, by (Paid Advei tisement.) ,n Volume 21 at | ages 228 and 22» of Winfield Scott H .11; Ph D.,M 0 (Leipzig) toe Cinuit Court Journal. -XT-v----------- New paper Comments: Bv virtue of such execution, I am County Treasurer's Sixtieth Call. commanded to sell and will at the hour “Scientifically crrr.-ct.” — Chicago Tribune. “Accurate and up-to-date,” | of 9:30 A. M. on MONDAY. JUNE 22nd, 1914, Philadelphia Pt ess. “Standard book State of Oregon, County of Jackson, at the front door of the Court House, of Knowledge,”—Philadelphia Ledger, i in Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore The New York World says: "Plain Treasury Departm.-nt. gon, oiler for sale and will sell at pub Jacksonville, Oregon, May 23rd, 1914. lie auction, to the highest bidder for truths for those who need or ought to know Notice is hereby given that there are cash, subject to redemption i.s is by them for the prevention of evils.” Under plain wrapper for only $1.90 funds on hand for the redemption of all law provided, ail the right, title and which the said defendants had Coin or Money Order, postage ten County Warrants, protested from June interest m said real property, hereinafter ue- cents extra. 12th, 1911, to July 8.h, 1911, both scrined as follows, to-wit:— The East Half of he Northeast dates inclusive. Interest ceases on AfMiW PUBLISHING CO. the Warrants above culled, this 23rJ | Quar'er of Section Eighteen (18) in Dayton, Ohio. lown.-tiip Thirty-seven (37) South of day of May, 1914. | Range Four (4) West of the Willam J am : s M. C ronumiller , ette Meridian in Jacl-son County, Ore Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. gon, containing 8b acres. All of said above real property if necessary wi.l be sold at said 'ime and Al the Churches place to satisfy the ju gment in favor of th- Pl: i tiff ai d ng .inst th Defen dants. Said judgment being for the Hum f $1687.50 with intetest thereon PRESBYTERIAN from said 2nd day of M.-v, 1911 at the Owing to the Memorial services at rate of 6 per cent per :u num and $100 the Methodist church there will be no alt- rney’s fees, and the further sum of $30.00 coats ami uisl ursenici ts in morning service. Evening worship this suit and accruing costs of sa e. with lecture by Irving Vining on the Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this subject; “Is Life worth Living?” Plan 20'n day of Mav, 1914. W. H S1NGLER. to hear Mr. Vining on this subject and Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. you will always be pleased and satis By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. fied with the results. — -------- ♦. ax---------- Sunday School at’O o’cloc ':. Y. p. Administrators Notice to Creditors S. C. E. at 7:15. IN THE lOUNTYCntttiT OF •I'ttOOF. Fill Miniate Fsul S. Bandy B. D. JACKHON ' OUt.’TY. “ft on-Puncture” Auto Tires Look io Y la? Plumbing. You know what luq ns in a house in TiTcli the plufnbingls 'ii -or cotidTlion— verylaidy in the house ia 'ii.Lle-to contract yphoid or some other fever. The digestive rgans perforin the earns functions in the luman body aa the plumbing does for the bouse, and they should be kept in first class ■ondition all the time, if you have any rouble with your digestion lake C'hamlier- ain’s Tablets and you are certain to get piiek relief. For sale bv all deal -s.—Ad ertiaement. - Good printing costs no more than thu poor kind. Leave your t rders it tl.is office: We do good work ai reasomThle 1 prices. i ' ’ft 1!. h. Lawyer ‘ *• - Office in Bank of Jacksonville Buildtrg OREGON JACKSONVILLE, Great Combination Offer The Post management has made ar rangements with the Portland Evening lelegram 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 Pont at a remarkably low price. lhe Evening lelegram is the best paper in the state, market reports unexcell ed, Saturday edition contains a magazine and comic section in colors. $5. per year 1.50 “ The Evening Telegram- The Jacksonville Post- Total- $6 50 “ Both papers through this office if paid in advance for 1 year SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE In the Matter of tie Estate of Joi. Il Whitehead, Dec-: - . . Notice is herebv g>* i by th unt er Rev. A. F. Jenkins Pastor. Sabbath ate of A runaway train on the R. R. V. school 19 a. m. sermon 11 a. in will ■ ipned administrat' < f the e- >o tie J'hn !'. Whiteh-ad. o c .-cd. ra: ay caused a little excitement Mon c insist of songs, salute of the Hag by Cri , Pars of, ar.d i ll pe ioni l.avii g <* evening. Failure of the brake* to the boyt and girls, reading by E.len e‘e -¡1 st.ui.’ut raid <tec i sed, t a-. . b > 1 the train was the cause. No one Hartn a ,rm morisl address by th - j.-- - bibi' I I tn, with th • n- ,x mun hs i f’< r l! e> , * i : i j -ed. tor. The r< om will be decorated fo r,,vt--,.,, t or ' f his noti< , o ' he grand j try was in session tl rce the ■«casion. May we meet you there f* 'rrr it'-i• t* ato- at I is I si <1 . s this we.k atal returned ten n>- j Epworth League 7:1b P. -M. There Ar>[>i ate li.ve , Jick on ■ n rtm< nta. m st of being forgery aid I will be no Bcra-un but willui< go to the O May I 23rd, A. D. B 4. I .rceny. Toe regular May term of Presbyterian church ard bear Mr. Vin M. L. LA DWiN, ing. j A n.in.jtrator. cuu. j. w.J begin Monday, Farmers and Gardeners Wakeles’s, Wood-Lark and Boss Squirrel Poison Hess & Clark’s and International Stock Foods CITY DRUG STORE J. W. ROBINSON, M. I)., Prop., Have You Planned YourOuting? A Few Timely Suggestions Summer Excurniona Ea»t Kune Eentioal B with the name IIOME on the arm fad in die I vv. I Tai* mach ne i> warranted for all lima. No other like it No other as good The New Hone Sawing Machine Compiny, ORANGE. MAJS. 1 ¡¡each Krturtr Springe and Muuntain Kenorte You doubtless want to gu aomewhere to gel away for a while from the steady grind. Let us help you. Excureionn East: From June 1st to September 30th low round trip tickets will be sold from all points on the S. P. one wav through California or via Portland. Newport, Yar/uina Hap: For lest, pleasure or recreation and outdoor life try this old seaside outing place. The b.-st of everything -camps, cottages, hotels—at moderate cost. Tillamook Countu Ifeacliex: A new playground, only a short run fr.,m Portland. Mountain, forest, fishing streams or beach in endless variety and infinite charm. Rote Eeetival: From June 9 te 12 Portland will don holiday attire, and supply entertainment unique, historical und interesting. Fun on land and water you caunot afford to miss. Springs an I Sfotrntain Retortt: )1Y Springs. Mineral Sp-irgs an I Mount in II -torts for fi-thing, h in'i'g or “far fr >tn tit • m 11 tin { cm v is” are to b- found in abundance ¡.long th- Southern P icifie >ur New On it.g fl’. 'k! METHODIST Jackftonville, Oregon
