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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1914)
Main Entrance to Palace of Machinery at Pan ama-Pacific International Exposition, 1915 Copyright. 1914, by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. T ’IE photographer was stationed at the most northern of the three arched portals constituting the main western entrance to the palace and turned his camera to the north. The huge columns adorning this en trance are of imitation Sienna and are in warm contrast with the Creamish gray of the "Travertine” plaster of which the walls are composed, The friezes at the base of the columns ami the spandrels above the archways of the vestibule are the work of tile sculptor Haig I'ati•■¡an In architectural ityle the Palace of Machinery is early Itomuu. The architect is Clarence Lt. Ward of Sau Francisco. Portal In South Wall of Palace of Education » Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 1915 Earl)- Autegrapt’ Hunter». Miles Cantrall of llu h was in town Pickpockets. A certain Aio-ci in early Itoinmi rtnyk to- lay. riekpis kets ordinarily travel In mobs sevina to have lieen ilie mother of au Joseph Martin transacted business ii and are of two distinct ty|ies—one fugraph colli* ton, Ci.-e.io bad a col Medford Monday.-- • • — small ~r ...... Hinn-stature, the other tall lection. which nm-1’ have lieeu a fine Hid mils iilnr As u general rule. Is» B. M. Collins made a business trip t< age run- I r un eighteen to thirty five, one. for he speaks ot It with particular pride The fever, even in those tor Portland this week. l'lieli h'lids .ire soft, show no signs of bmk days, was contagions. Pllsy work and the lingers of all except the Miss Jewel Bailey was a visitor at ' «peaks of Poliipelii- Rwunilus. nt whose •stall.” and p.irtl'Uhirl) the fingers house tie find seen allloiaraphs ot Cice Medford Monday afternoon. of the "wile“ are long mid slender ro. Augustus. Vergil mid llie* Gracclii. Walter Wright attended to business Tbeii eyes me shifting mid furtive slid Ills own colli-ctlou was valued at matters in h s city Tuesday. Their eoiuplexlon Is generally sallow fl.’i.tsiO of our money. Then came the Mrs. John l’eter and daughter were and without distinct color, this being Inrush of barbarians, and we do no. due either to prison pallor in types ot again meet with the collector until the visitors at Medford Thurs lay. County Commissioners Smith and to the use ot cocaine or other drugs, beginning or the sixteenth century i'lie euenlne users show- drawn tea when he rea|i|«-ars In the person ot a Lcever were in town Tuesday. tures, prominent < Imeklioues mid usu Bohemian squire, who kept a book to Raymond Reter has received employ •illy have distinct rings around the record his exploits in the elmse arm ment at the Miravista orchard. »yes. The temperament of plck|xK'kets sorb tied It with the slgtintuiea ot U ■ b red Collins and Charlie Abbott Is high strung, because of the dangers creill hunter friends of tlic profession or from the use of were Medford visitors Monday. Worsted. drugs At the same time they are po It is stated I hat worsted was first Mrs. E. E. Marvin of Watkins, a lite almost tn I he |s>liit of obsequious spun at Wiirsteail. Norfolk. Etxglnud, in former resident of this city, was in tow n ness They seldom carry weapons and tlie year I3tu Stockings made of tills Thursday. almost nea'i- p-sort to force. Ou duty material were at first very cheap aud Walter Findley who had lieen visiting they dress to suit the o<-i-.-isioii. gener use,I by I he poorer pixiple. Shakespeare I f’itnds in this city has returned to his ally well, but not ,'onspicuoiisly. They usi-s the word eoiiieiiiptiious.y iu tile avoid wearing miytliing that might phrase. "Worsted stocking knave. — home at Gold llill. lead to Idelititicatlon.—Chicago News. Loudon Teli-irf • ph. C. L. Reames, United States District Attorney is spending a few weeks va cation in this region. A. H. Burton, ] r< gressive candidate fur state superintendent of public in- I struction was iu town yesterday. Archie Calvert of Ashland who was committed to the Hoys and Girls Aid society was taken to Portland Wednes- iay. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller, D. H. Cronemiller, and Mamie Cronemiller spent Sunday on the banks of Rogue river. 11. K. Hanna who had been visiting his brothe*r on Evans creek returned last night in order to attend to some m itters in the circuit court to-day Pear picking started Monday morn ing at many uielaids, I ut according to the Rogue Riier Fruit Association ft is for your protection not more than half the usual crop is expected. The controversy as to moving the telephone ex hange to Medford has been dropped for the present and pres ent rates will continue. The matter Jacksonville, Oregon wiil likely come up again later o i. Mr. McIntire is picking his earlj A n £3 Crawford peaches this week. The yield is not so large as some years bui the fruit is larger and of exeiHen quality (we Have sampled it), abovt 36 peaches till a box. Charles Prim, Jr. left Tu sday for I San Francisco, wnere lie expects to enter cobtge tor the Junior ycar,aft,r co npleti.ig wnich he will enter the Law Scnoul fur a three years eourse. We will Move Sept. 1st, into the room formerly occupied iVe w ish him success. by the Isis Theatre, from now until SEPT. 1 sheriff Singier and Deputy Wilson we will sell ab nude a trip to lrail Munday, where thev arrested John Langenbutg, want ed on a statutory charge at Rcsebu.g i l'ney also arrested Franc Lai genburi, and Joon Palmer who ale held as wit- ! Excepting Knives and Folks neSSeS. Slrength In the Arms. Eipi.illtj of streu: th in l«>tl> nnn« emirs nlumsl tw’lvn* fteipieutly wltli .vomeii jis whh imm. more mell jffiiio ’vömeii l.cing sti . n-er In tim rigid arm' I hiii in Ille leit Ti!E LIFE CAREER • school»»»« 11» youth nhculd »»»'anal’y lx drectvJ t. pt irt .1 ,»« '■ n >“ 1,1 l’c?’1 foi lhe b -t p iii.tiiriit iKCUpatu.D lur wuun be i» uupabl«-. U l.hut. I bis is the Mission of the OaEGm»LTURALCOLLEGE Po.ty- axtli School Year. Opens SEPTEriBE:j iSth, 1014. Write tor illo-tr ited ■loo-page B; ik- let. "I Hl: l-IFl CAHHtiR." and tor Cata log containing lull information. Degree Ci'urses — AGRICULTURE : Agronomy, Anini iI Husbandry . 1 t_i'rv I ills- bandrv. Poultry Husbandry. Horn, ulture. Agriculture for le-nhers IdkESIRY, LOGGING ENGINEERING. HOME ECO NOMICS: DomesticS<ietue. Domestic Art, ENGINEERING: Electrical, Irrigation, Highway, Mechanical, Chemi, il Mining. Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY. I ndustrial Dear Madam: Do you know that Samous Nurmis But ternut and Pan Dandy Bread are now on Sale at Jacksonville? Thirty Thousand Sold Weekly Loaves Look for the label on every loaf arts . Vocational Cowrsw-Agrlculture, Dairy ing, Home Makers’ Course, Indu'tr.al Arts. Forestry. Business Short Course. School of .ifaviY—PiaiHi, String, Bund, Voice Culture. I Farmers Business Course by Mail Free Address THS KKlJSTKAK. (tw-7-15to 9-9)________ Corvallis. Oregou 1 I Surprising" Ou re of Stomach Trouble. J Vt’hen you have trouble with your stom I ach or chronic constipation, don’t imagine I that your case i- beyond help just because ,’our doctor fiuta to give you relief. Mra. :. Stjngle, Fi iiii.icltl, N. J.; writes, “IA r .•rar nth p:n t 1 I l . vj b en troubled with I y f ‘ • h. F - ryth'i :• 1 ale lipbet it tcr- .)’:• ■ e of Cha nber! in*a -■ frertUh >o' ’tn r . A' -r reading a ie f f i.' •< limn | who had been r-. i < i ... '.r;!-.i.1 \ T;' lots, I decided to I lune t.ikt in a 'y thrt»< fourlll th For sale at Mahoney’s Confectionery Store I Copyrigm. IUU, by Panama-Pacific international Expo: itlon Co T HE doorway shown Is one of the lesser portals of this paint overlooks the South Gardens and the southern end of the Fin Lagoon. In influence the portal Is early Italian renaissance, twisted fluted Itonuin columns have been given .in eastern till’ the application of contrasting colors In altern it; a. r plied undet the tloii of Jules Guerin, director of color of the Exp' ■ hi The portal I: thirty feet 111 height. The outer wall of the palace Is sixty live It t high. LOC1L NEWS Sam Ciffman of Ruth v r.s in town to-day. Ray Wheeler of Phoenix was it tov n Friday. Pat Swayne of Watkins was in town this week. J. Hartman transacted business in I Medford Monday. Chas. Rosencrans spent a few hours in this city Monday. Mrs. W. R. Coleman visited fr.er.ds in this city Saturday. Chester McDonough of Ruch passed through this city Sunday. Mai tin Reddy has an ad in this |.ap«.r announcing a “Moving Sale.” Mrs. Minnie Kelly was a visitor at Medford Wednesday afternoon. A rt» The I Æwyer Office in Bank of .Jacksonville Building JACKSONVILLE, Silver Plated Wares at Cost S'-hooi Supervisor Chase w a.° robbid of $20.U0 an 1 a pair of trousers while sle. pitig in a hotel at Eugene il e fir-1 E. Conger was at Medford Friday. of the week. The pants w-re recov Prof. Smith and family are at ered bv tl.e police and forwarded to Marshfield h.in by parcel p>st, I'.ia-’S lay, bjt wi h- Mrs. Gertiude Norton Was at Med ojt the money. ford Saturday. Mr. ai d Mi r. H. K Hanna left Tuee John Reynolds of the Applet ate was d ly morning fjr a trip to Evans cieii where they will visit Mr. Hanna's in town Fri lay. Dan Bag-hawr spent Monday after- brother Will, liei b .rt is provided w.ih i hunting l:ce;.se and expects to mas, noon in Medford. ■ numerous forays into the till timber ii James M. Cronemiller was at Mei’- of the festive deer. search ford Tues lav aftern >on. Rev. Charles H. Johnston, of V; n Deputy Sh • i f E. W. Wils n m de couver B. C. formerly pastor of ll e i tri i to Mei ford Tuesdiy. M. E church of this city, pre iched tw Frank Carlson of th Litt e Apple ab e sermons here Sunday, in ti.e foi . gate was tn town this week. n.on at the M. E. church in the even Leon Hanna c>me in from the Evans ing at the Presbyterian church. A 1 rge congregation attended each sei- creek ranch Friday evening. vice. John Offenhacher of At j'«pile was Guy Harper end family are at I'ort- traansactirg bus ness in th a city to-day- land this week. Mr. Harper will spend Chas. Dunford Jr. was in from the the week in the Multnomah tax iftice wilds of the Squaw Lake region tl.i I studying "System” which will le week. a lopteu by Sheriff Singler in the col H. W. Mullin has opened a black lection of delinquent taxes this fall. mith shop in the old Donegan building 1’he- Multnomah system will likely be adopted by the state as the method t« ■ n California street. ! be pur-ue;l in all the counties. It is a I ’ r. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson are enjoy- vasi improvement over present methodr I ng a few days outing at the tul| bur a n< • ¡3 economical in practice as it wil. prings on Little Applrgat . not requite extra deputies to handle A. J. Vance, of the Hone Telephone the delinquents. Multnomah and Jack Co. at Medfcrd was in town Friday s in are the only counties so far, using ¡sc issing rates, etc. with our Lu iness dystcir..” men. Wilbur Cameron of Bur.com was business visitor in town Monday. Matthew Ray of Ruch attended business matters in this city Tuesday. George Quine of Roseburg, sheriff of Douglas county, was in town Tuesday. A. C. Hough uf Grants Pass trans acted legal business in this city Wed nesday Hot weather this week, the thermo meter ranged around the 100 mark on several days. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins have re Rev. Claries IL Johr .tm who had turned from an outing in the Apple been vi ¡ting friends in this city, left gate country. or h s h me at Vancouver B. C. Mon Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown day morning. was transacting busine 3 in this city Sugar has advance! $2.50 per sack in Monday forenoon. the last two weeks, but the price of Mr. and Mrs S. E. Dunnington are '• cd printing remains the ame : t thi- enjoying a few days outing in the little ffice. Better try it. Applegate country. Taylor-Williams Co. has lea ed .the Marshal Jones has posted a notid? Neuber building, next to Luy & Kee that all dogs running at large in the gan’s saloon and will use it as a ware city must be muzzled. house for flour and other like mtrhan- Jasten H’rtman ard sors returned 1 d se. Saturday evening from a few vecls A "surprise” party Tues lay evi ning outing at Cinnabar springs. was a surprise all around; the party •<> 0. D. Stout returned to Jacksonvi le be surprised evidently hearing of the M' r.day evening, after spending a few proposed v sit, was absent when the w .-ks in the Butte Falls country. visitors called. A. D. McKee, a weltknown farmer of A surprise party was given on Mrs. the Applegate valley was transacting W. I’. Badev. Saturday evening, it be 1 u.-iness in this city Tuesday. ing the anniversary of that lady's birth, lb'-- evening was spent in the manner Jill Baria.i.’a ilitle d >g "Rastus died th 3 weea. His la ico <v »3 jue to common to such gatherings, until a a b to by a Medfo.d d-g afflicted with lite hour when all returned home, | wishing for many more such evenings. rabi.-s. MOVING SALE II. K. HANNA Th ese we will give 25 per cent oT; all Cut Glass per cent off; big reduction in Gold and Gold Filled Jewelry, Toiletware, Vanity Cares. Mesh Bags, Novelties and Mir.tel Clocks Sewing Machine <<j i; to buy the machine with the name NEW .3? .3 on the arm .. 1 in the legs. MARTIN J. REDDY, Medford, Oregon The Jeweler near the P. O 7' u machine is ..-runted for all No other like it No ot'.er as good ■r.3 I. C.IANGE. MASS. Mid-Summer at Newport r August is essentially a beach month and th ■ most delightful time in wl i h to s;> nd a vaca*ion at Newporr, to get awiy fiom the he.t a id dust of t >e Valle; . Improved Train Servie Connection made at Albany and Corvallis with C. & E trains, which leave Albany at 7:3) n.rn. < aily and 1:0 J p. m. t.aily except Sunday. MARRIED HOELLER-RIPPEY-A very pretty morning wedding .enured nt9:30 Wed nesday August 12, nt the residence of County Superintendent J. P rev Web of this city, 'n the marriage of Harr E. Goeiler and Mand Rippey, both of Klamath Falls, Rev. W. T. Van S oy of Ashland performing the ceremony, which included the list, v al if the ring by the groom. The relatives and a few intimate friends were the only guests. They ttsitiil on Wednesday afternoon by auto fi r ( rater Lake. After spending a fortnight of an out ing they will return to Klamath Falls, where they will go to housekeeping at once, and the groom will continue w.ith his father in business. Many good wishes follow them. SPECIAL LIMITED SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN To Newport leaves Alban; every at 6:45 a. m., Corvallis 7:15 a. m. Newpor 11:10 a. rr. Special R< und Trip S< ason Far s and We k Erd Fares f r< m all S. P. points an i Sur.d y Excuisicn I aits fr< m Albany and Corvallis. » GEM DAMASKEENE Safety Razor Blade MS IS FOR TOMORROW ONLY ’¿,4 offer is made by us to prove, at our expense, the wonderful quality of '*icse fine blades. t7e sell extra blades, 7 for 35c. G M DAMASKEENE SAFETY RAZOR outfit complete with 7 Gem Dammkecnt Uhides, in morocco cate. $1 00. Ths GEM Lasts a Liftlims folders dercHbrnT New- p< ri, tickets and full informa tion call on nearest S P. Agent. M. Scott, General I’atwenger Agent ¿hamiwrlain'» Colic. < 1 oU»a »nd Its.’-h Venedy him cured it e .rhen malignant »u i H -nue. For «alt- L/ ail dealer» ABSOLUTELY FREE! •ort land, Oregon r. rhis i ree OiTcr b (.001 fo." One W’ee’c. City Drug Store J. W. ROBINSON, M. I».. Prop. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
