JACKSONVILLE POST-:-
Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A
weekly newspaper published every Saturday at ' > ■ ' • inty Mat of J^cklO
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.
SATURDAY. JULY 11, I Dl l
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She Got Even
With Him
r
Ey EDIT! I V. ROSS
Red Ribbon
Drifted Snow
Whit3 Rose and
Fisher’s Blend Flour
SPECIALS”
Process Roll Barley
Bran
Shorts and
Grain
All Roads Lead io Jacksonville
1 was stuilyliiR /lit in Duly lu th<
hope of being able to return to Arner
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50.
Advertising rates furnished on
lea and set up as a portrait painter
application.
My be.-i<l'|iliu1el's »veie I'lorenee, where
I II» ed In >■ rooin looking out on tlie
| of
Jackson
in
a certain cause i river Arno
Itelng u wotinin, I had
No. 145
therein wherein Charles L. SchiefTeiin
•EPORTOFTHECONDITIONOFTHE as Plain tiff recovered judgment against been careful to lind a private family
?
who would take me In. One day I saw
the defendants W, F. Forbes and Mary
a
little
Italian
boy
about
t»velve
years
BEEKMAN’S BANKING HOUSE
Forbes for the sum of $58.15 together
old playing on the Arno embankment
at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon with interest on the sum of $56.65, at in »»lioin I recognized at once an art
the rate of ten per cent per annum
at the close of business,
I asked him where he
from February 25th, 191 I, until paid, ist's imslel.
June 30th, 1914.
for the further sum of $35.00 reason lived, and lie took me to Ids houie
able attorney’s fees, and the further near by. I made a bargain with his
RESOURCES.
sum of $16.00 costs and disbursements | mother for Idin to come to my room
Bonds, and warrants............ $15,000.00 and accruing costs of sale, which said and pose for me at a franc a sitting.
execution is of date June 26th, A. D.,
Due from banks (not reserve
Little lailgi luid a pair of eyes the
1914, and was issued in pursuance ti
banks........................................... 4,279.13
a judgment of March 27th. A. D. lul l, expression of which l could not catch.
Due from approved reserve
which judgment is enrolled and dock Iiesides oilier features which were com
banks and cash on hand .. 47,926.26 eted in the office of of the Clerk of plementary to that expression. I work
sail Court and is of record in Volume ed over liim for half a dozen sittings,
Total
$67,205.59 sa at pages 150-151 of the Circuit then determined to give up the matter
21ourt Journal, in which judgment it of trying to paint ids portrait, But on
LIABILITIES.
was also ordered by the Court that the ' the day I came to this resolution my
Capital stock paid in................. $15,000 00 property attached in said cause and landlady told me that a gentleman
had
hereinafter
described be sold for the
Surplus fund ............................... 3,421.05
taken one of her rooms who, she
satisfaction thereof.
Due to banks and bankers........
454.44
I am commanded by virtue of said thought, knew a good deal about art
Individual deposits subject
execution and order of sale to sell the and suggested that I get some points
47,330.10 J
real property hereinafter described to from him.
to check.................................
satisfy said above named judgment, I
I showed him my work and my mod
Demand certificates of de
will therefore at 9:30 o ’ cii ck A M on
el. at the same time asking what pre
posit .......................................
1,000.00 I
MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1914
vented me from catching the boy’s ex
Total.................................... $67,205.59
I
at the front door of the Court House, pression. He showed me certain lines
in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore- that I had drawn too lieavy, others
STATE OF OREGON,
)
I gon, offer for sale and will sell at pub that »»ere too light and still others that
lic auction, to the highest bidder for I laid left out entirely. I made the
County of Jackson,
)
cash, all of the right, title and inter» st corrections, and tlie picture was im I
I, Henry G. Dox, cashier of the above of the above named defendants in and
proved. but »vas far from satisfactory.
named
bank, do solemnly
swear to the following described r» al proper,
Mi. Warlield told me that l had been
ty,
subject
to
redemption
as
is
by
that the above statement is true to the
working too hard and would do better
law provided, to-wit:
best of my knowledge and belief.
Tile East Fourteen
feet of Lot if I should take more lest.
HENRY G. DOX, Cashier.
Eighteen and the West 23.75 feet id
I follo»»ed Ills advice and, since 1
Subscribed and sworn to before me Lot Nineteen, in Block '1 wo of New had seen little of the environs of Fior
town Addition to the City of Meilfeird, elli e, concluded to go about a bit. The
10th day of July, 1914.
äs
Jackson County, Oregon.
next day 1 made an excursion to Fie-
D. W. Bagshaw. Notary Public.
All of said above described propert»
sole. on an eminence several miles
or bo much thereof as may tie neees-
silry will he sol i to satisfy said above from l-'lorem e and reached by trolley
;
named judgment
in favor of the When I returned in tlie evening 1 met
No. 63.
Mr Warlield on tlie staircase.
He
plaintiff and against the defendants.
Report of the Condition of
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this isked me If 1 did not feel refreshed,
1st day of July, A. D, 1911.
and 1 admitted tluit I did. "i think,"
Moxie* s Sp.ked Mountain,
THE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE
W. H. SINGLER,
lie siiul "that if you look at your work
On? «»I- <!•«• i!io>t 1‘piih!rR.iDie gpolog
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. ifter a day of rest and recreation you
at Jacksonville in the State of Oregon,
leal fn*:iK> in M«xi«o is a mountain
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy
»»ill lie better sntished »villi »vliat you situated on tin- outskirts ot I* ik *I iik *: i
at the close of business
liave done "
which prusun r tin* appearance at a
June 30, 1914,
’i'riie enough; my portrait struck me distance of < 1 _ oveied with spikes
Homcmad® Liniment.
as being far less imperfect than be- Tile side-
(|H. mountain are closely
A « heap -timul.ilIng linimc.it. which
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ore Tlie next morning I laid my lit- studded with stum« olninns or pili
will la» almost oil» i less and yd ef
ile model before me again and worked sades.
Loans and discounts................ .$45,420.21
These coiuii.ns are five to
fectlve lor outside pplicntion. can la
industriously during a whole sitting
Overdrafts secureil and un-
twelve feet long and a- large around
made as fodows: In one quart of tur
I
’
lien
I
put
tin-
portrait
away
that
1
495.21 (entine mix oik * »irnirt i.f eoal oil
secured......................................
as an average man’s body.
It Is a
might not see it till reiaiy to I esame
7.502.1s I’ack h id' an <mn> e of alkanet r< io i
remark;.! !e uplift of n. ture which ha>
Bonds and Warrants..............
my work on it. When I looked at it
tile appearance, however, of being tin
Stocks and other securities.
520.00 and two ounces of pulverized capsictin
the next day I lotind that 1 bad rather
handiwork of human bdngs. One aid*
Over tld>
Banking House.......................
4,921.75 in a large ordinary funnel
injured tiian improved it
Disgusted,
of the mountain is almost perp<*udivu*
3,256.63 mixture pom the turpentine and oil
Furniture and fixtures..........
I resolved to spend tlie inorniug in the
allowing it all t«> per» «»late throiuli th.
lar. and the stone columns protrude
Due from approved reserve
Boboli gar.'.ens and. leaving word for
«npslctini and alkanol root
In tlie
from the surface at right angles, form
Luigi
that
I
would
not
need
him.
banks .......................................
left
6,687.82 way it will extract the substance o'
Ing an impressive picture. Pachtica Is
tlie house.
Checks and other cash items
129.33 the caps|< um. and take on a beautifu
one of the most noted mining districts
When 1 came in for luncheon the
Cash on hand ............................. 3,855.08 ••f‘d f ••»in the alkanet
After this ha?
in Mexico, and it is said by geologists
¡xirtrait was on my easel where I had
Expenses.....................................
2.500.50 I«een done a« «1 one «»Ulice of the oil o'
that tlds remarkable spiked mountain
left
it.
Again
I
was
surprised
that
it
Gold Dust...................................
50 00 peppermint mid four ounces of gun
Is out of keeping with the remainder
looked so much better than when 1 had
ampiior
To make t more fragran
of tlie formation of the mineralized
last
seen
it.
“
it
is
remarkable,"
I
said,
Total ....
$75,339.01 add a little »»II of peppergrass. Tills
“how one’s physical condition affects region. Tile stone is as hard as Hint
liniment thus competed is a strong
and has withstood the elements for
efficacious om* to rub on tin» skin mu1 one's apprechition. especially of oue’s ages. The spikes form a natural bat
LIABILITIES
own
work."
so clean and fragrant that oven tlie
Capital stock paid in................ $10,000.00
But I Injured my work again—that dement that makes the mountain ap
most faHtldious would not hesitate to
Surplus fund...............................
Is. In my own eyes, for Mr. Warfield pear from a distance like some ancient
8'3'1 'ise it. Now Ym k iehgr. m.
fort.
assured me that tlie picture was grow
Undivided profits less ex-
Emerson said, “If a man can write a better book, preach a better
sermon or make a better basket than his neighbor, th< u th he build
his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his
door. ’
Dear Reader, we are anxious to open up the path between us, if
you are not already familiar with it, feeling confident that once
started therein you will frequent it. We have numerous special of-
ferings of Seasonable Merchandise throughout the store—-Merchand
ise of choice quality at lowest possible prices.
Vacation and Picnic Season is Here
Let us equip you with your supplies
Don’t forget oar Fancy, Plain and Blue Serge All Wool Suits with
two pair of Trousers at $15.00, Give us your orders and you will
soon realize that
“T/ie World is Growing Belter
Phone 142
Taylor - Williams Co
this
The People’s Store
r
Jacks nville
fienses and taxes paid....
1,919.23
I i lividual »1 'posits subject to
check........................................... 61,141 9(
Demand certificates of de-
posit .................. ........................
401.09
Time certificates of deposit .
1,836. (Ml
Notes and bills rediscounted
Norn
Bills payable for money bor-
rowed.......................................
Nom-
Liabilities other than those
31.40
Total
$75,339.01
S tate of O regon
f ss.
County of Jackson ’
I, Benj. M. Collins, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
B enj . M. C ollins , Cashier.
Correct —Attest.
Wm. H. Johnson,
C. M. Ruch,
Ralph G. Jennings,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
tliis loth day July, 1911.
II. K. H anna ,
Notary Pul lie.
Beware of Ointments for.
Catarrh That Contain Mercury
in» r ury Mill r- r ’/ u«*atroy the ■«•niie
<»f Min II and turnplet»■ ly derang«« the
whole >yytv.n when entering It through
the mutuus eurfaci-i«. Hu« h arth'leM should
never be used except on prescriptions
irotn :
j * ible physicians, a.i the damago
they wui ■ ’ !« ten fold t«> the go«»«! v u
can p *«s!hly dei «»
them.
Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured I v r
J.
Cht n< y «St
Tob do, o.. contains no
fn«»rcury, and i< t 'in Int rnillv, nctlnr
directly up*>n the bloo«l and r i
< sur
faces of th«» wyHt ’n.
In buvln-' ILill’»’
Catarrh Cur«» be sure you g. t th«» g» nu-
Inc
It Is taken Infernally an-’ made iu
Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
Co. Tes
timonials free.
Bold by T>rugg1sts Price 75c per bottle.
Take Bali's Family Pills for couatipation.
Notice of • b riff’s Su' * Und»
Fxeruti n
C a l>« L. S-hie* H«. r a:*r r
I
»■«.
F i bo« nl »l«ry
I) f oda'»'«
NifTIf " ’R 'll? I
Y I /
t » i’
lie ■ an ’ iiv virtu-* •f <1 Ht’H ' ’ll it
•cui ion an t an order of sul le >tal> is
«led
out
and
under
the
1
sell
of the (reali
.... . State
Court of the
uf Oregon, in and for thp County
B.
*
Ing better every day. And so it was
V/hdtter’s Visitor.
V/on by a New Hat.
notwithstanding that it seemed to me
Pilgrims U e l to » Isil Whittier con
Rube Waddell wns not only thè
1
could
not
touch
it
without
marring
A I;,
lllllltllly.
l.i ph
pa ill one mime from
greatest loft liand pitcher in bis tlme.
Missouri
Though tool Ilnit Whittier it. I’inally »me day on returning from
hut tlie must eccetdrii-.
Back In thè
sightseeing
die
picture
seemed
to
me
luid il lleip'hai'he. Ile forei'd
I
his way
late ninelies T-iin I. iftus. who was the
to be simply perfect. It was not only
into tin* poet s study.
st mil
« lu re lie de
onli man who could handle Rube in
« iHred that he
lie adorili
adored all Whittier's Luigi, but Luigi living. 1 showed it the minors, took elurge of the Chicago
to
Mr.
Warfield,
who
told
me
not
to
works, « lileli lie knew almost bj
Nationals nt that time and wanted the
hea rt. lie asked Whittier to write his touch it again.
great pitihei. He was authorized bl
1
was
sadly
in
need
of
money
and
mime several hundred times on a large
the club owners to pay the eceentrie
He seemed very
sheet of foolscap, so that he could cm took it to a dealer
pltelier $.3..".i«l
.1*1 :i
II yeur.
year, ubile
while two other
out and distribute the autographs much pleased with it and told me be Clubs llll'i .d Inni odi red Rulie more
thought
he
could
sell
it
for
a
good
among Ills Missouri friends. In tact
I.oftUs went ont lo meet thè Rubi
It was all the poet could do to keep price if there was on It the name of a
one afte:i neon and sali! tu (he South
(
well
known
artist.
I
had
not
put
my
the enthusiastic Missourian from clip
paw. •■Co: me un. I ddio, sigli tiils." ami
plug all the buttons from his coat as I name on it. since I was unknown, and
presented l!<e ■ un*ri"t.
thought it lietter to leave the public
souvenirs
"But. I ni.” sai I Rubo. "I cali get a
And ail flu* time' so Whittier in Ignorance of tlie painter. I left the
lot more "
picture
with
tlie
dealer,
telling
him
to
would end the aiit*r<hife pathetically
"Tluifs all right.” retilltied Tian
“all tlie time In* «ailed me White ■ sell it If lie got any offer whatever for soothing:.»
"Just slgii tlii-t und when
it in a few days he wrote me a note
taker.”- Exchange
we get to New Volk l'll buy ynti tlu
I saying that lie had sold it for 2.50b
tiest pamimii hat there is in town "
franca.
Cruel Kindness.
"That's a go. Tom. > iliisl riddle
Astonished, I hurried nt once to his
and he signed the Chicago coutract.
“What’s I In* matter, old man?"
shop and asked him how lie had man New Volk World.
“Oh. I’ve had a bit of hard luck.”
“Haven’t been lilt In the stock mar aged to make so ready a sale and for
Faulty English.
such a price, but Ids only explanation
ket. I hope?”
A Rlf,Hbod use of English h i« boon n
“No. a fellow who pretends to be a wns that it was a tine bit of work. I
friend of mine luts a I» qx nt tlie o|iern returned to my quarters hoping to get fr.vvrite charge against American writ
er»» by their English cousins
I lie lat
and lie has Invited my wife and my
a better explanation from Mr War
self to go ns his guests next Tuesday field, but found that lie had left I'lor- est accusation Is that »»e bine gone «■>
far ns to force the English themselves
evening."
once.
to use om slang
Itut 1» Rossiter
“I shouldn't call that hard luck.”
i told my landlady of my good for
• You would If it made it n<‘cessary for tune, but slie did not seem to be unici» Johnson has no «11111« ulty tn «ti.«»vlrg
that even »lassie English »»rlters are
you to Imy your wife a new hat. new surprised
I began to think I had not
gl« ves. new silk <to< kings, new twelve realixvd tlie artistic ability flint was In guilt.'.- of ciiim«.» .-Hid Ineorris t usages
doilai shoes, a new gown, a new opera me. The landlady's daughter, though if tills IS the ease with maker« ot Eng
cloak and
nt a I 'xl ah for the night." she rejoiced with me. did not seem to lish In the «low and curt till pim ess of
laaik »»riling tin- crith «lieu.il not tie
—Chicago Io «»rd
wonder at my goinl fortune.
quite so i-uptlous i on eruaig the slangy
I sent for Luigi to nuike him a hand
or faulty llngllsli that deep« Into the
Piano Playing.
some present in .uhlii <» h («» 1<i fr.*in«*s I
Amerie.-in neivapuf el and |>er|n<llenl
Once Itublnsteln said: I hi volt know
had paid for his sittings.
When he
produced under a degree of pressure
why piano pia» i is 1« so d.lticiiltl Ile- (•aim* I gave him
francs.
entirely fmelgn to a »»liter of bunks
Crtit«n It 1« prom- to la» either affected
’•<;r;!zl;i. slgnortmi'" lie * ld. “Now
Dr Johnson ranges over the Held of llt-
or •■Ise iidlcted with iniinneilsins. and I
ha\c 5(i fi anc* t»> *p« ii»l ”
ernture mid shows by striking exam
when these two pitfalls are luckily
“Not 5<». Luigi .15 "
ples how MncHUtny. Ruskin. De Quin
avoided then It Is liable to be—dry
”N(». NÌKh«>rina: It is .'SI
With tlie ce», Tennyson, l.ecky, Thackeray. Hal
The truth Iles between those three mis- 15 fi.ui« s Signor
Warfield |uil.l me”—
lam and many others have split their
chiefs."
Ih» s(»»|»|u»«| «hert
Infinitives separated vert’s by modify
“Wliai’ Signor Warlield paid you 15 ing words put In the wrong place and
Defined.
frnncH?"
dot till then writing with various awk
“What Is the difference between
“Yes signorina
But 1 »a« to «1.1
ward III contrived mid ambiguous ex
firmness a mi olisti navy?” HHked a
nothing iilwnit that.”
pressions Leslie s.
young Indy of her flame.
"Wh.it did lie pay you the money
“Firm i less.” au« Ids gallant reply.
P'Oide’>i-ig
“is a imble ctiiirnterl«tte of women; for?"
“l or «ittlinrii
He painted in Hie pit
!*«»nd I •• n t »«»u ••«»a*
(dtodlmii'y Is a la mentii lile defect in
tun’ over»' du» wlicn yon »wiv nway."
rhf. r hftvidri « • me ii ’*
men
l-'or a moment I was too a«tuid«liis!
ye*: I -up’i < t liti !»«■
■ ' tn*
>»•
In.I Hilt’”-’*
fol niird« fill'll I exelalmi'd: "Wlnif
The Other
i- .! I «.t
a fool I haiv Ihs-ti' Itut I’ll lie even
' Ini
I'ln • •1
with Idm It I I iiivv tn follow him ti
■ b-eri i d t’l. • *1 »•
"t c« re ..<|t ho f->oi "but look how tlie ends of tin* earth.”
FOR RENT —The Norli ig house or
I kept niv »»ord
I r. nrried him six
min li '.mgr. 111* Il I« I o w nt for dinner
Oregon
street. $6.00 per month. Ap
months later in SivltZ" Is nd.
Chit inm.ti Empuier
time
ply to D. W. Bagshaw.
Oregon
BUSINESS CXV.D
NEWBURY
CUS
Attorney-at-Law
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
OREGON.
MEDFORD,
DR. T. T.
a
Dentist.
Lilly I Seedg are notan experiment—
they are tefled in our labentary end
trial grour.dM. They are
adapted to the Pacific Northwe4 and
are true to name. Our valuable cat-
aJoffue will be ,ent fire on reque<
DealerstellLully «Seed.
not. write.
Th. Chaca. H. Lilly Co.. Seattle
iffice in llyan Building, California St.
Upstairs
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
LECAL BLANKS
I>. W. BAGSHAW
We have on hand for sale the following
Attrrney at Law
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
Office Hours:-J ^enoon 9 to 12
I Afternoon 1:30 to a
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
JACKSONVILLE.
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C hattel Mortgage,
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Real Estate ontract.
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
RiilEititi k ' i
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Notice Application for Liquor License
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