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Warner vs Root, an action to recov
er certain personal property or its val
ue in cash was the next ease heard.
Official Paper of th* City of Jackt'tnvills, Ore-jii
Mr. Root sold a house to Mr. Warner
apd after the sale removed the electric
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seal of Jackson
light fixtures claiming that they were
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
•‘furniture” and that title to same did
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, not pass by reason of sale of the real
ty. The jury returned a verdict tor
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
plaintiff, W. P. Mealey for defendant
and Gus Newbury for pl nntiff.
SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1914
The case of Perl vs Sc mlz is on trial
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on as we go to press.
application.
JACKSONVILLE POST
THE CIRCUIT COURT
THE HONORED
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
DEAD.
By Henry Ward Beecher.
They that die for a good cause
are redeemed from death. Tbelr
uuii iee are gathered and gar
nered. Their memory is pre
cious. Each place grows proud
for them who were born there.
Children shall grow up under
more sacred inspirations whose
elder brothers, dying nobly fur
country, left a name that hun
ored and inspired all tbat bore
it. Orphan children shall find
thousands of fathers and moth
ers to love and help those whom
dying heroes left ns n legacy to 3
the gratitude of the public.
Oh, tell me not tliat they are
dead, that generous host, that
airy army of invisible heroes!
They hover as a cloud of wit
nesses above thia nation. Are
they dead who speak louder than
we can speak mid a more uni
versal language? Are they dead
that yet move upon society mid o
Inspire the people with nobler
motives und mure heroic patriot
ism?
Ye that mourn, let gladness
mingle with your tears. He was
your sou. but he is now the na
tion'*. He made your house
o
hold bright; now his example
inspires a thousand households.
Dear to Ids brothers mid sisters,
he is now brother to every gen
erous youth in the land. Be ♦
fore he was narrowed, appro
priated, shut up to you; now he
ugmented. set free mid giv-
to nil. He has died from
family that he might live to
nation.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a
Brief Account of the
Principal
This Week.
T
NO MATTER WHAT THEY SAY J
Come let us show you how well prepared we are to serve you with
the Right Merchandise for spring and summer. Anticipating a large
dema ’4 we planned accordingly and now have the LARGEST AljJD
BEST ASSORTED STOCK ever carried by us.
f
Manufacturing Enterprises and
Improvements
Business Before the Court
The World is Growing Better
Providing
Payrolls and Promot
ing Development
of Oregon
Staple and Fine Cotion Goods, Silks,
Wool Dress
Laces, Embroideries
Wash Goods,
Goods,
Linens, White Goods, Ladies', Men's and Chil
dren's Wearing Apparel, Hats, Groceries, Feed
The regular May term of the circuit
court convened
Monday morning,
Judge Frank M. Calkins presiding. A (Prepared bv the State Bureau of
grand jury composed of J. C. Barnard dustries and Statistics.)
of Ashland; J. H. Fuller Talent; Syl
In the primary elect.on just held eve
vester Patterson Ashland; George H. ry candidate for Governor who advoca
We are specials in many lines FLORSHEIM SHOES, BLACK CAT
Bradley Gold Hill; D. H. Barneburg ted laws interfering with industries
Ashland; Anderson Mee of Applegate and imposing new burdens on manu
HOSIERY, LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS, W B. CORSETS and
and R. E. R ib'son of Talent, was facturing was defeated.
DON’T FORGET OUR
other lines well and favoiably known.
drawn from the regular jury list. Af
ter being sworn, the jury were instruc I The Coos Bay port commission has
ted by Judge Calkins as to their duti s closed a contract to complete the 300
and adjourned until October unless foot channel into that harbor.
sooner summoned by the court.
The first of the Astoria-San Francis
AN EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS FREE WITH EACH SUIT
The docket of cases for trial was co line of Hill steamers will be launch
gone over and some changes in same ed July 1st at the Cramp shipyard
were made. The first cause tried was Philadelphia.
a civil action, styled Saunders & Green
The Eugene cannery is running
vs Prospect Construction Co. This ac
strawberries and gooseberries.
tion was brought to recover the
The Willamette Pacific grade
sum of $168. claimed for surgical ser
vices alleged to have been rendered an tween Lakeside and Winchester is
employee of the defendant company by ing thrown up by a sixty-ton shovel.
Dr. Green. After hearing the testi I M. E. Miller, one of the candidates
mony of plaintiff’s witnesses the court for Labor Commissioner, made his
granted a non-suit fol lack of evidence campaign with pictures of factory
to sustain the complaint. Fred W. buildings in full operation.
I Mears, attorney for plaintiff.
The Washington minimum wage and
The first criminal case heard was
that of The State of Oregon vs Harry ' eight hour law for women does not ap
BUSINESS C A It DS
Boussum. indicted jointly with James ply to the fruit industry as it does in been tniigitl
kept on lib
lie dashed
I Murray for utterinf ai d passing a Oregon.
through llu- 1. del-ill l ottery the sight
forged check. As Murray was not
A cannery and evaporator are to be of him was indescribably grand. Ills i
GUS NEWBURY
found by the officers, Boussum was erected at Alvadore.
nostrils were extended wide. Ills eyes
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM. left to boar the brunt of the charge. The IL M. Byllesby Co. win take «P fairly blazed. mi.I he < lutched the bit
A ttorney-at-Law
The eaidence was to the effect that
determinedly with bis teeth ns lie came
Tbe following program for the fitting Boussum had introduced Murrav to community advertising of the Pacific on like ihe wind, with his saddle flaps Will Practise in All Courts in the State
observance of Memorial day was writ eight or nine bnsiners men of Medford coastin connection with each of lheir flying nun I lie looked as if he were
Lilly
are ootan «ipujm.nl—
OREGON.
MEDFORD
lhey are trited in our labovatary and
ten especially for the official Memorial upon each of whom Murray passed a 34 plants'.
himself ll.ilng instead of wildly run
tnal »round.
The» are apeoalb
i
North Bend is going after a munici ning. Every one gave him room as
day annual of the state of Wisconsin:
adapted to the Pacific North weft and
bogus check, Boussum ii several in-
are true to name. Our valuabh cat
be dash'd onward. An officer shouted
Pupils march from schoolhouse four stance! vouching for the reliability of pal water supply.
DR. T. T. i UAW
alogue will ba »ent free on requeft.
Daaler» sell Lilly‘.Seed. Loot, write.
abreast At a distance of about tweu : the swindler The jury returned a ver- 1 Salem has raised funds for the an- that lie would give $100 to auy oue who
would
capture
tint
superb
animal,
but
Dentist.
Th« Cha*. H. Lilly Co.. SaattU
ty feet columns divide mid march in i diet, of guilty. Boussum was given | nual Cherry Fair to be held about the
the horse ill -up,'eared.
double column to form a hollow square. 1 an indeterminate sentence to the st de I end of June.
Office in l!yan''Building, California St.
At given signals pupils face in. A col penitentiary. E. E. Kelly f'*r the State |
|1, Upstairs,
The Su-anville mining claims in the
or bearer (from Grand Army of tbe ami B. F. Mulkey for d fen 'ant.
OREGON
Greet.horn district of Giant county are
JACKSONVILLE
liepublic posti steps Into the center of The next cause was the State vs Lake
making a good showing as producers.
AT
FACTORY
TRICES
square.
charged by the grand jury with larce- ;
Children together salute the ting, re nv of hogs valued a> $16. The pai lies j A movement has been started in Lin SAVE FROM 50 TO 60 PER CEHT
D. W. BAGSHAW
coln county to establish a minimum
pea ting the ting salute:
We have on hand for sale the following
to this case live ne ir Eagle Point anil | wage of $60. per month for teachers.
A terney at Law
W. give our heads and out hearts to God
Tube
Tire
judging
by
the
number
of
poisons
at-
,
blanks viz:
and our country.
NOTARY pub : IC AND
CONVEYANCER
$1.65
$ 7.20
tending the trial, tin nu tter has caus-I The Pacific Northwest sent oui
28x3
One country, one language and uno flag
Lease,
$3,069,635 fruit shipments in 1913.
And peace forevermore
1.95
1 Forenoon 9 to 12
7.80
3 jx 3
ed considerable commotion in the
Mortgages,
.Office Houts: ? Afternoon i:30 to 5
2 80
10.8 J
Then repeating together:
30x3%
neighborhood. Thu testimony of a I M. D. Hammill of Albany is planning
Rill of Sale,
I i
2.95
11.90
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
In memory of those bravo men who left large number of witnesses was he <rd. ' a 1O0 room hotel at Bandon.
32x3%
Agreements.
homes, parents, wives, children und for
3.00
12 4»
31x3%
A
4152,000
armory
is
being
planned
V-.idi-.-t,
not
guilty.
E
E
.
Kel.y
for
th
Warranty Deeds,
JACKSONVILLE.
-
- OREGON
four long year« endured all the sufferings
3.35
13.70
32x4
of camp Hfe^and the horrors of the but- State, Porter J. Ne f for defend ml
i for Eugene. .
Quit Claim Deeds,
tleileld that wo might enjoy a united coun
3.50
I he next case was the State of Ore j i Coquille river coal mines are mak
14.90
33x4
Chattel Mortgage,
try freed from the curse of slavery—to I
3.Í0
16.80
31x1
these bravo men we today offer our pray gon vs Walter Zeidler, indicted for lar-i ing large shipments to San Francisco,
Acknov ledgements,
■
3.90
17.85
ers of thanksgiving and our tribute of
3ux4
ceny in a < welling. The defendant | i Springfield is to have fountains on
Real Estate ontract.
flow-era.
4.85
19.75
35x4%
was charged with the theft of three)
Location
Notice —Placer,
the
principal
streets.
Some song is then sung.
4.90
19.86
36x 1 %
guns, th ' property of Harry Y..u'i; of |
Location Notice—Quartz,
Wood block pavements made from
The comm mid Is then given, and
5.10
21.50
87x4%
Medford. The evidence was mostly '
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
they "fail in" behind the Grand Army
sawmill butts is a new industry pro
5.90
24.90
37x5
üg’.nregis-
• R ‘.D£
11 si! Sititi k'Jit» Gnr.riet,
of the Republic and tile womau's re circumstantial, the defendant freely posed in Lane county.
J-i oto. t.»r Í
L-’ ie<!.
Non
Skid
rnieirt pr.ut-
All other sizes in stock.
I- i-GZE REPORT on I
lief corps. At the cemetery a squad Is admitting the posession of the guns
RGi-S.
i<
e
exclusively.
L.
Notice
Application for Liquor License
Construction of the long trestles on tires 15 per cent addili >nal red tubes !
Sr- I 2 rf • j l'i f •’)•••» f >r invaluable bonk
detailed to decorate each grave. This ami also that he sold them to Mr. Ew
Ç1
1 j ( * a I SELL F-ATENTS,
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
mi
the
line
between
Siuslaw
and
Marsh
ne*.
tin
per
cent
above
gray,
. 1
: I > g»-t n ; jr’iwr.
■quad consists of four boys mid four ing. He explained the fuct of his po-
r v.u.uable iuiui..>at u:>.
other blanks as fast as possible unti
Best
dean, fresh, guira.ifeed tires.
girls. Tbe girls carry Howers mid the session of the guns by staling that he field has begun.
c;
y,..-,
the line is complete. Rlanks of special
Li
Buy
boys flags. The boys stand at each purchased them of i. man named W il-
standard
and
independent
in
lies,
new
Work begins in June on the
L' i O V ! ii
form printed to order at short notice
Corner of the grave, the girls nt each iiains who was travelling skng toe Sutherlin, Coes Bay and Eastern rai.- direct from us and save ni •iiey. 5 pel
P '.T£’
LAW VCRS,
•ide. They are given the command. toad. The jury returned a verdict of
full
au-
cent
discount
if
pa
nienc
in
303
S'w"
‘
d
i
Lt.,
V/tishlnntfn,
0.
C.
road.
“Irecornte." Tile boys place flags mid
Toni Richardson, the Portland Com- companies each order. C. O. D. on lu
the girls flowers. Then they unite in not guilty. E. E. Kelly for the State,
per cenideposit. Allowing examination
D.
W.
Bagshaw
for
the
dt
femint
t.
merci d club booster, estimatesO eg ».
•Inglng "Cover Them Over With Flow
Next came the case d Stale \s IIaz 1 I as Io: t 20,000 people on account of TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
«rs."
As It Is not always possible to And rigg. In this case, Ray HuZelrigg was women not making it pleasant for Bu W
Dept A.
Dayton, Lino
children of the same size w ho lire In charged with the theft of a bicycle be c mers.
dependent in their singing a quartet longing to Mr. Pierce of Medford. T e
passes from one grave to another to evidence presented w as so.uewhai con I E. M. Andrews and associates
lead the singing. The decorating by flieting, but the jury returned a vet- I expend $0'0,(100 boring test wells
oil in the Coos Bay coal fields.
tile children is done after the soldiers
E. E. Kelly ¡or the |
BEAUTIFUL AND COLORED
have done theirs, or. rather, the squad diet of not guilty
The Forestry department will CO.I-
of soldiers aro nt the grave file same State, Gus Newbury for defendant.
I
struct
a
btidge
across
the
Breitenbush
POST CARDS
Theodore F. 11 Engle vs . Andreas ‘
time ns are the children and place
tbelr flowers first.
Weidner, was the next cause 1 heard. ! ■ between Detroit and Niagara.
Flour, Grain, Etc
All Wool, “Snappy, Nifty” Men’s Suits at $15
Phone 142
Taylor
Williams Co.
The People’s Store
Oregon
Jacksonville
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
LECAL BLANKS
JACKSONVILLE POST
1 0 0
Those Foreign Muskets.
Ttie United States government 1111
ported some foreign arms during thv
first years of the war. speaking of
some of which a certain officer report
ed: "in pintoon firing with the Bel-
Kimi muskets I cun always tell how
many pieces have been filed by loiinl
Ing the men on the ground tine of
these Belgian muskets will I lei. like n
tnule mid burst with Hie greuti»! f l
clllty. Several soldiers In our I'liu■•!-
regiment« have been killed In this way
The bayonet, too. Is ii novelty a soft
iron iifTnlr apparently designed to coil
round the enemy, thus taking him."
A Wartime Incident.
General Wadsworth, who was killed
during Grant's Richmond, campaign,
deprived uearly mi entire Maryland
town of ahiM-s on his march to the
battle of Mouth Mountain
Ills sol
dlers were barefooted mid their feet
bleeding from tramping through u
rough country. He rode ahead to bin
•hoes for them, tint w. treated rom.li
ly by two wayfarers lie mule the
take off their shoes mid tli.-u proem* I
ed through tile town ' ik i ■ tile sli
from every limn he mot, <•*.<> pt ii ii
er, who wanted to cor rib ite wlmt
ever shoes he could And III ills house
but the general declined tils offer.
This was a civil action for the ■ rccuv i J. A. McEachren & Co , Seattle,
Many are rich, rare pictures of
ery of money anti was the outcome of I have the contract for constructing the
BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND
a transaction commenced many years iir«t unit of the Astoria public docks,
ACTRESSES
ago. Mortgages, deeds, foreclosure, ' to cost $135,715.
Also a Self-Filli .g
sheriff's sale. etc. figured considerably
The Portland port commission has
FOUNTAIN PEN
in the matter. Both plaintiff and de ordered a new tug and decreed that all
All for only 50 cent..
fendant are wellknown residents ot 1 dredging shall be thirty feet deep ni
The greatest bargain in beautiful
Phoenix, and the proper.y about wh*ch front of private docks.
cards and rare art pictures ever Of-j
I ti.e auguticn was h.d is valued at
The new Meier 4 Frank building at fered. Many are hard to obtain and I
$3z,uoo
1 be j . .. v as out only eight Portland is to cost $',250,000, The have sold singly for the price we ask :
mitiuUs, i.iui
.; a verdict for plain- steel superstructure is to be fabricated for all. These will go quickly to all'
ill in ruin ot »1838. mid interest. E. at Portland.
lovers of the beautiful in nature who
E. Killy and H. K. Hanna for plain
The new high school at McMinnville appreciate rare art pictures of well
tiff and Gus Newbury for defendant.
developed models.
The case of the State vs Turner was will cost $30,000.
A reliable self-filing fountain
The
order
of
St.
Francis
will
erect
a
next called. The defendant in this
free with each order.
These alone
ease was indicted by the grand jury $40,000 hospital at Klamath Edis. have sold for one dollar in stores.
for contributing to the delinquency of That city will get a municipal building
The 100 beautiful card» an I pen ill
a minor. But two witnesses wire to cost $40,000.
for but
called tor the state the little girl up
Hillsboro will erect at once a Carne postage.
on whom the offense was alleged to gie library building.
ART PORTRAYAL CO
have been committed, and her mother.
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DAYTON. OHIO.
Tbe defendant testified in his own be
Joe Goldsby of Runcorn was in town
half ami also called a number of char
acter witnesses who testified that his Thursday.
I FOR RENT—The N >rling house < n
reputation for morality was good. The
I Oreg n street. W 00 per month. Ap
A Sup«rb Animal.
case win given to ttie jury at 4:14
During n tierce < barge of Confederate ply t > 0. W. Bagshaw.
Thursday afte to n aid after remain
ing out until 9 o'clock they return'd a cnvulry at Muifreesbura au officer was
Good printing cosis no more than the
verdict of guilty. E. E. Kelly f«r the killed mid the cavalry drlveu buck. j poor kind. Leave your orders at this
Tile horse tbe officer had ridden was a
State, H. L. D» Armoml and B. R. Me
uiugnitlceut auiuuil, but be bad not office. We do good work at reasonable
Cabe for the defendant.
I
prices.
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