Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, August 01, 1914, Image 2

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: JA CKSONVILLE POST-:
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(NReial Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat oG -1 ack son
* County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor and Proprietor
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Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Bv IO IN G LARNLD
SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1914
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR
As we go to press, all signs point to a general Euro­
pean war; Austria-Hungary has declared war upon Ser-
via and actual fighting has begun, Russia is backing up I
Servia and is mobilizing her army; Germany is support- j '
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ing Austria-Hungary, while Great Britain and France
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are lined up behind Russia.
The effect of the war news was immediate both in i
Europe and America, causing a sudden slump in financial
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circles, as a result of which all stock exchanges and sim­ |
ilar institutions in both hemispheres have been closed in j I
order to avoid a world-wide panic. What the outcome j
will be is imposible to foretell.
"In nay event, the clown prince
must hut be exposed " said You Bern
stein
"Which means tlmt I must lose m.v
self to the world."
The reply was made by Count Ester
bolt, on whose person had been found
a puck of innrked cards,
A party ot
young noblemen and the prime had
been playing biicinraL
ills royal
highness laid lost heii'lly. and Ester
buff had won
In order to force the
latter to return Ills winnings tile
prince, who sat llem tile winner, slip
ped tile marked pack iiito Ills poi kel !
and then licensed him of Imvlng won
his money liy cheating. To prove his
accusation he deiimnded Him Esterliutt
lie searched, mill tlie minis were found
No one was deceived, not was It III
tended that any one should tie deeelv
cd
Tin- schimie was to elTm-t the re
turn of tin- money the prince Imd lost
to Esteiliotl without tile heli apparent
being oliligml to demean liimself by
accepting II as a gift.
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.Red Ribbon
Drifted Snow
White Rose and
Fisher’s Blend Flour
Process Roll Barley
Bran
Shorts an'd
Grain
SPECIALS
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All Roads Lead to Jacksonville
Emerson said, “If a man can write a better book, preach a better
sermon or make a better basket than his neighbor, though 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 w ill frequent it. We have numerous special oof-
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ferings of Seasonable Merchandise throughout the store—Merchant!-, q
ise of choice quality at lowest possible prices.
-if
Vacation and Picnic Season is Herje
Let us equip you with your supplies -J J
Don’t forget our 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
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"There Is ii way out of It If you
choose to avail yourself of it.” said
Bernstein.
"What way?"
for discounting were practically sus­
"Give up wlmt yon have won to the
pended, and by arranging credit in con­ prince mid Hie mutter will lie hushed
nection with gold coming from New up."
Item« of Interest to Jackson Coun’y York, while American Exchange was
"That would lie to acknowledge my
so difficult to obtain, the Bank of Eng­ self guil’y. I piefei to appeal guilty
Tax Payers
land considerably relieved the financial to tile world and preserve my own self
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
world. Now, however, that a raid is respect."
"Nonsense,
It Is our duty to
Owen H. Barnhill and Ellen A. Kirk­ being made on its gold supplies bv the
preserve the
li frolli reproach
patrick.
Continent of Europe, the Bank of Eng­ He belongs
eople
Let them
FredC. Wilson and Viola Ensminger. land has found it necessary to take lose eonlideti
in mid what fol
protective
measures.
loyvs? Aimii
Joseph M. Aluntt and Adelia May
Absolute gloom prevailed today On
Esteiliotl stood firm
He was ex
Snelling.
the Stock Exchange.
Yesterday’s eluded from the princes set on tile
John H. Holmes and Berenice Smith.
I crop of failures and the fact that there ground that lie Imd usiil marked curds
CIRCUIT COURT
was no improvements in the European He gave nis winnings Io the poor
Big Pines Lumber Co. vs Rogue River I crisis had a most depressing effect. which was considered a proot tlmt his
Public Service Co. Default and judg­ Quotations are somewhat underyester- conscience had hi the end got the het
ter ot him
I nilei (lie name of I’etei
ment.
| day’s figures, but were purely nomina1, Esteiliotl he went’ to America. His
J. S. Edwards et al, vs Charles P. and what little business was done wa. family estates Imd been lost by his fa
Spiders Are Not Insects.
Talent et al. Order dismissing cause, a matter of prolonged negotiation.
ther. mid It was Ills ambition to make
The spider is n<n mi insert, th High
money mid redeem them.
J S. McCullogh vs John Budgeon.
|woba bly nine people out ot ten w-ni.d
Twenty years rolled by
The crown
Default order. FinJings of fact. De­
rliiss it nndei this term
With scor­
Weather Repart.
prince had become king under the title
cree.
pions and mites, spiders form a class
of Osem VIII.
lie Imd remained a
Daniel Hilkey vj Marion A. Rader et
gambler and a spendthrift, though the in tin* animal kingdom known sis arach­
Following is the report of (J. S. Vol­ ill success to recoup Ills losses with nids. 'fills name is dern<*d from u
a'. Order permitting filing of amended
unteer Cooperative Observer. E. Britt; Count Esterhofr Imd kept hlnj from mythical personage railed Arachne. the
complaint.
for month of June, trying such a met hod again. During daughter of a i»i«.'|»i<* dyer of Lydia,
James A. Reese, et al vs Agnes D. Jacksonville,
who was fabled to have chaiiengvd
Reese. Order denying motion and Latitude42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­ the two decades that had since passed Mhiervn to a trial oi skill in sp lining
he hud become personally bankrupt.
tude
123
deg.
5
min.
west.
overruling demurrer.
All that saved him was that the So indignant was tin* goddess at ibis
­ MINI- PREC’P- C .À u . • ‘
Medford Grocery Company vs A. F. i DATE MAXI
Wealthy nobility, fearing that If lie col­ act ot bodiless Unit sin- forthwith
MUM
MUM
TATN
OF DAY
lapsed be would carry the government transformed the hapless clialhmger
Rosenstock, et al. Default and judg­ i 1 .........
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clear i and them down yvltb him, kept blin into a spider, presiimabl.v in order that
ment.
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she might have the best possible op­
67
part clo'idv ■ all oat
47
J. F. Jenkins vs W. B. Ham. et al. 3 1 ..........
portunity <»t practicing the ait on
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50
39
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cloudy I
A
wealthy
American
came
to
the
5 ..........
56
34
.07
Answer filet'.
capital and took n residence. He was wliirli she prided herself so milch
f> .........
34
51
11
Spiders ddler from inserts in live main
16
64
.04
E. A. Cripps vs J. C. Barnes. Orde 7 B ..........
uunniiTied mid lived entirely alone
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41
66
part clo <1\ ,
ptirtietihirs
I’heir e\es are simple in­
Nobody
knew
yvhy
he
had
come,
why
nln-it
’
I
of default.
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44
70
stead of rompounl. they have eight
part clou Iv ! he remained or wlmt he did with him
10 ..........
7M
40
The State of Oregon vs Fred E. II .........
51
72
J>7
clou iy
self
Bankers knew that be had legs In place of six. they do not pass
50
r.’ ..
71
Muller. Motion filed.
13 .........
41
81
cleai
brought with him unlimited credit through the nictamorplioses which are
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93
47
Estie L. Hoxie vs Herbert C. Hoxie. II
from America, and
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it seemed to them rliariirtei i't!<• ot in erts they have no
15 ...
55
76
58
95
16 .........
Order fur suit inonev.
tlmt
the
money
be
drew
was expended niiteiinae. am] their inentiling is accom­
58
91
17 .
for something, though they did not plished by means of organs which coin
51
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87
H. W. Huntzinger vs E. E. Oman, et IH
bine tin* functions of lungs and gills
19 ..........
IS
8«»
know yvhat.
69
46 '
al. Order to strike part of complaint 20 ..........
pai l clou h
One day the king received notice instead of by tubes pervading their
38
21 ........
72
do it ‘
42
part clo.idi
Sarah S. Van Dyke vs J. C. Brown. 22 .........
71
from a lawyer that one of Ills notes bodies. These points of distinction are
23 .........
66
52
cl 1.1 1
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snlHcient to determine the fact that it
Order of default. Decree.
which was due must be paid at once
24 ..........
50
68
part clou iy
.02
2.-. ..........
70
50
Osem forwarded the note through his is iinposslh'e to clas* spiders as insects.
L uise Rose Kealiher vs Chester IL 26 ...
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41
cl • ir
chnmberluin to a noble who had been
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47
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Kealiher. Order vacating default.
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Seasickness.
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| apiMiinted by the other nobles to take
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92
55
N. A. Pointer, et al, vs W. F. 29
Seiisl' kiiess coiiH's mi iM-eiins. lakes
30 .........
I earc of the king s debts The amount
94
56
Sulle iger, et tl, S lit in ej lity. Com - 31 ..........
was paid, tint other similar notices and some rivers. Not every one. how
plaint filed.
came
pouring In so fast that It was ever. wtio travels upon these Indies
Temperatui•e— mean max. 76.73;mean
of wntei call aiq’ilre It. ns It appears
Jackson County Building and Loan mir. 74:33; mean 62.03 Max. 91 on 3(1, found impossible to take care of them. to come only to those who Intve a gift
Ills majesty was Informed that there
Association vs W. F. Sullenenger, el Minimum, 34, on 6th. (ire atest daily was danger of u public scandal. Many for It It Iris one great merit not com­
LHiige.
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Total precipitutio'i .56 of these claims were for money ad­ mon to all gifts, as It may be acquired
al. order overruling demurrer.
inches. Greatest in 21 hours, .12 in., vanced for illegitimate purjioses. The without previous practice Tim e who
Theodore F. H. Engel vs Charles ! on 23.
N mi ber of days with .01 ' king asked who was pressing them are skillful do not have to he taught
Nickell, et al. Order oveiruling de­ 1 inch or more precipits tion,
7. clear. and was told that an American multi Like Inspiration mid the wonderful
murrer.
• Hi; partly cloudy, 8; cloud) , 6.
millloimlre was supposed to be nt the one boss slniy. it comes to them "ail
at once and nothing first "
NEW CASES
bottom of It all.
Various cures have lieen devised for
One
morning
the
American
received
Jesse T. Perry vs George P. Lee, et
seasickness tine of them is publicity
a
"command"
to
appear
at
the
palace,
al. Actian to recover money. Com­
i
If yoll cun keep oh deck where vol
plaint tiled. Summons.
We offer i
Gin.':- ' T '.’.ari; Ho lie replied that he had no wish to visit will he seen by nil men mill n few
Hie king; If the king wished to see him
wr.id fc
ca
<
C-.arrh that lie would find him nt home. The next fishes that limy be staring nl you It is
Henry D. Allen vs Korinek Remedy cannot ue cried by llr.li's
Catarrh
day the royal carriage stopped at the salil to be a great help The best < lire
Co. Action to recover m mey. Com- Curo.
Amerlean’« house; the king alighted however. Is carefully to remove tile
plaint tile 1. Summons.
F. J. cniiNi'v Æ
water from underneath tin» |nirtli iilni
and was received In the drawing room
We. t ■ i:
r
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E. J. McNulty vs Savannah J. Me Clieney i r i o 1.; t »
"I have culled," said Oscar, "to learn vessel In wlileli you hnp|>eii to lie pass
htri p r
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Nultv. Suit for divorce. Complaint trans
the meaning of your having bought up Ing away. If enough water <-an lie re
tie- »
l Ciri
l!y abl »tic
claims against me and pressing them moved the seasickness will be Itivnrl
tiled. Summons. Affidavit and motion out a .y o'.,;: ;.V.ion« m- ;o I j I U hrn
ably cured
NATIONAL it.'. X I. .’ COMitKr.C
for payment''
for suit money.
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Seasickness is the only thing you gel
T.L Jj, O.
"Perhaps your majesty may reinetn
C. V. Cummings vs Mattie Cummings.
Hail’s Catarrh C ••
I- t.T *n Intornr.ily,
her when you were crown prince slip­ from the steamship cuiiiptin.y that you
actln.-r it.r
r
, t .» 11». toil auj niu-
don’t pay for — Life.
Suit for divorce. Comp'aint filed, sum­ cous
iiirin ; , t i
.
T"Ntinionl ils ping a pack of marked cards Into my
sent II
, , Cl
c< L ...j ; r bottle, «ohi
pocket."
mons.
by r ’l ’ -
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Quite Simple.
"Your pocket?"
Almira Wilson vs George A. Wilson, Txio i.a’r i . i-»i T" i f - -oaatlnsUuu.
“Mr Tnleblue. I want to ask you a
"1 am Count Esterhoff."
et al. Suit for partition. Complaint
question." remarked tile Wellesley
The king blanched
filed. Affidavit ul sheriff filed.
"I have kepi lho«o cards.” continued maiden to her partner ns they entered
Cured
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nlnhit.
EsterholT. "uinl ........ like to sell them the cimsi'i»atnry.
Belle Nicke'l vs Nettie F. Engle, et
“I whs r.tjflerin. >v i liver <<
laint.” to y our ma |e*ty
“A tlnmsiii.d If you like." replied the
•I. Suit '.u quiet title. Complaint filed. Kava Iva Smith oi Point >la«ik, l ex.’. , “am!
gallant < <>ll»'u:;iu
"How
decided
to
try
a
25c.
u.
ol
<
'luunbct
lair,
t
Summ >ns.
"What Is a kiss?"
TahletN,and am happy to m : . that I am com­ Inquired
The yimim »mu was taken «hack,
pletely cured and can rec< inmend them to il I ties
"Two hiin<1i<‘(l tlioiiannd American but quickly pulled himself together
every one.” For sale by all dealers.—Ad«
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ih LWDOH
Vrt isenicnt.
and firmly said. "This Is."
dolhti'N for each card ”
"Sir,” replied the Indlgiinnt seeker
“(»frat heavetiit, man! What du you
t,
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after higher culture, “yon mlsnnder
mean?*’
, OVER CS VLC .
“I mean that In mjr youth I lived stand -me. The interrogation I put to
Bank of England Raises Rale
CNPETItNCE
under a system wherein the chief men you was a mathematical problem
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and women found It to their Intereat to which I thought might Interest u stu
Interes’,
support Injiistiue
If your pe<»|de still dent from Yule college."
"It dues. It does." said the Junior as
feel the Mine In tills matter let them
raise $10and buy the cards, i he twirled Ills light mustache, "but if
London, July 30. As had been ex­
hold your notes to that amount, and It’s a conundrum I give It up "
pected, the Bank of England raised to
the
will lb» with the cnida '*
The maiden’« eyes sparkled, and
day its minimum rate of discount an
After a irre.it effort those whose for
there was music in her voice as she
entire point, making it 4 per cent.
tunes dependm] "ii the stability of the threw out the answer. “Why. It’s
The step was taken as a protective
irovertimeiit raised the amount,
A r nothing divided by two.”—I’blladel
measure in view of the chaotic finan­
fast ix the monel came In thej would phla Ledger.
cial condition« on the Continent follow
redre'n «in«* oi iiH’re cards and corrp
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’«pofiil i>•: notes t il ill were taken up
ing the outbreak of war between Aus­
1 ’u ii iStcrhoH ti'lerul of rt'd<*eminu
tria-Hungary and Servia, and the d
Ti mmy I’up. wliat Is finttrrv? Turn
his family domains went l»a«k fl
my'* I'op Flattery. my son. Is «all
most general advance of lhe bai.kri.le
i .»H»m i»
siaiw.1
America
lie s:tj(| in> had no use for sprinkled on the lull of vanity.-Pitts
in Continental centers.
a trovernment ex«x pt of the people, hy burgh Press.
By discounting bills freely during the
tbv piHiple and fur the people
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“The World is Growing Better
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Phone 142
Taylor - Williams Co
The People's Store
Jacks nville,
Oregon
BUSINESS CARPS
NEWBURY
GUS
s
Attorney-at-I.aw
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
OREGON.
MEDFORD
DR
T. T.
SHAW
Eer list.
r T Lilly'« Seed$ are not an experiment—
8^/ H1*:* are t<*lcd in our laboratory end j
K/ trial ground«. They are tpeually 1
S adapted to the Pacific NorlhweÄ ana
J are true to name. Our valuable cat- A
aloguu will be »ent ir«*«* on reaueü Jna
Dealerstdi Lilly'• Seed. . not, write. J»
The Chaa. H.
Office in llyan Building, ’nliforniu St.
Upstairs
JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
LEGAL BLANKS
1). W. BAGSHAW
Attorney at Law
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
CONVEYANCER
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Forenoon 1;W
9 to t0 12 5
Office n
Hours:
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
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We have on hand for sale the following
blanks viz:
Lease,
Mortgages,
Bill of Sale,
Agreements.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
I hattel Mortgage,
Acknov ledgements,
Real Estate ontract,
Location Notice—Placer,
Location Notice Quartz,
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
Till 'St'.itt kfJitt '.iitrict.
Notice Application for Liquor.License
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
other blanks as fast as possible unti
the line is complete. Blanks of special
form printed to order at short notice
JACKSONVILLE
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last few days while ordinary sources
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