Jacksonville Post
Judge R Neil was at Medford Wed
nesday.
Leon Hanna was a recent visitor at
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1915. Medford.
Subscribe for the Post, only $1.50
per year.
LOCAL NEWS
! Mrs. P. Ensele visited in Medford.
Thursday.
Benj/Collins was in Medford Thurs
Joseph Martin was a recent visitor
day.
in Medford.
Dick Gaskin was in Medford Thurs
Mayor Britt was a visitor at Med
day.
ford Tuesday.
You can find a Notary Public at this
Mrs. R. B. Dow was a visitor in this
office.
city this week.
Leslie Stansell autoed to Medford
G. E. Neuber transacted business at
Thursday.
Medford Friday.
J. Hartman was a visitor in Medford
Mrs. John Barnum was a recent vis
Thursday.
itor in Medford.
George Buckley of Ruch was in town
Scott Nunn of this city spent Tues
Wednesday.
day at Medford.
Elmer Stephenson was in Medford
Mike Womack of Medford spent Fri
Wednesday.
day in this city.
L. I. Brown was a visitor at Med
Porter J. Neff of Medford was a vis
ford Tuesday.
Miss Stella Levy was a recent visi itor in town today.
tor in Medford.
IredLuyof Wellen was a recent
Pearl Hassler of Central Point was visitor in this city.
In town TeUsday.
Mrs. Nettie Thompson visited in
Miss Lula Williams was a visitor in Medford Thursday.
Medford Thursday.
Chester Kubli of Applegate was in
Ray OfTetlbacher of Ruch was a visi
this city Wednesday.
tor In town Tuesday,
E. D. Briggs of Ashland was a visi
B. F. Mulkey of Medford was a visi
tor in this city Thursday.
tor in town Tuesday.
Fann Facfs
Give.the agriculturistsiinpte-working
capital a id you increase the national
stability.
The world is one great corporation
of which the farmers are the largest
shareholders.
The farmers can never hope to be
come a factor in public affairs unless
they work through organized chan
nels.
The average farm yields a net in
come on the investment of 4 per cent
and the average business 10 to 30 per
Cent.
The selfish days of the independent
farmer are rapidly passing and
are
beginning to catch the vision and
share the profits of organized efforts.
The problem of organizing and sys
tematizing agriculture is ono which
the farmers invite assistance of all
lines of industry friendly to their in
terests.
Spice of life
CUP-ID
AT SEA
By OSCAR COX
Rufus Willard when eighteen decid
ed to leave the paternal uest Instead
of remaining In lite city of bis birth
or going elsewhere In the United
States lie decided to take a longer
flight He sailed for South America
mid. not content with remaining on
the eastern coast, passed southward,
through the strait mid up to Chile.
There he became engaged iti business,
and there was every prospect that lie
would moke that country bis perma
nent home.
A man settling in tl far distant land
is not likely to feel at home with the
people there and naturally longs for
tiis old associates. Alter a sojourn of
a few years in Chile Willard thought
that If he hud a wifi-—one from his
native land be would be better con
tented
He remembered one Leona
Ho Was Acquainted
The visitor to Ihe links ,t Hayseed
on the .Mud bad li I tu. mdisl
ul on
ill tile district .'iTimi.'.’l to llllu as Ills ’
beast of bum, u
"Well, said im tl it i
■:* vmi mm>l
been firing in tn
uei iil n!iooil so
many years I -n pm..- u.u know II (lie
ins and out* of mis p. i.e?' • .
"Ob. yes. sir nt least, i am pfite
familiar with tin in a-
repa.sl tn.*
caddy, laiuitmi I'eeg.-apir
A Camel's Stomach.
The stmtueb ol u emnel Is divided
Into- foui compartmrtrrs. nnl the wants
of these are lined with large cells,
every one of which can he opeued and
closed at will by the m. ans ol power
ful muscles, explains n writer In the
Prcsbytenan
When a camel drinks
it drinks a great deai.
Indeeil it
drinks for such a mng time von renlh
would think it novel meant to le.-ueolf
Tile fuel Is that It Is not satisfying
Its thirst, but Is tilling up its cisit-ni
us well
Gue nftet another the cells
in Its stomach are tilled with ihe wa
ter. and us soon us each is quite full
it is tightly closed
I'lh II when a few
hours later tbe animal becotiu * thirsty,
alt that It Ims to do is io open one
of the cells mid allo« the watet to II >w
out
Next day It opens one or two
more cells, nnd so It goes mi day after
day until the whole supply is exlmust
•■d
in this curious way a camel can
live five or even six days without
drinking at all. nnd so is able to travel
quite easily through tile desert, where
the wells are often liuudreils ot mili-s
apart
I
The Absentminded Deggar.
Teacher—Wtuit <;uT the luiti.lwriting1
on the wall say ?
fohtiuv V mi lurvw
been weighed in the b.. am*' und four. I
wanting. Teacher And « tint does t lip I
mean? Johnny That lie forgot lo,>Jrp|>
tl penny in the’weighing inin h.lie slot
—Philadelphia I.eileei
One Case.
“Can you give me u single instiincu"
where the less was made to cotiiain
the greater?'
"Oh. yes
I'Ve seen u big woman
make herself small enough to go
through liei husband s pockets"- llal
tlmore American
Falling Bodies.
The Informant.
Mon from the Ml< lilgiin College of
“1 never knew until last night what
Mines made some Interesting expert
a bright fellon Mr Fiddle«)! is”
ments with falling bodies m the deep
“H’m!
How did you find It out
vertical shaft ot a coppei mine at Cal
then ?’
uniet which, say* Machinery, lias three
“He told me " Judge.
of the dce|H**t sliiifts In the world
The expeiiimmlers tried to drop Into
Fruit ot Sterility.
a box of clay f.L’iilt feet below two
Stranger- Du ill "Sc fields over there
metal balls two Inches in diameter, one ever raise anything?
Native- Yep;
from the center of a shaft ulne feet they raise that same question In the
wide and thirty feet long and one from i mind ol everybody who sees them. —
the southwest corner of it Neither of I Chicago Post
tbe bulls reached the box of clay. One
was never found; the other, probably
Turning Back the Clock.
the one dropped from the center, was
Butcher- Well, yer know.
mum.
found lodged In Ihe timbers tn the east
meat's very dear today. Mi's Gublnii*
side of the shaft, non feet from the sur —Ho! Tticii gimme u pound o’ yester
face. In fact, bodies dropped into the day's steak please. Sy dney Bulletin
shaft in va ria lily lodged in the cast
wall, because the earth rotates mi its
Most of us are afraid sometimes, and
axis from west lo east
It ii loud o:
to be brave in spite of our fear is to
orc were spilled Into Hie shaft most ol
show a «rue courage
It would cling to the side of the shut’-
Barriers.
or laud on the levels to tlie east
She—I’ve Just thought of nn excel
' lent plan for fostering better manner*
A Newspaper Dictionary
at the theater
He What Is It? She
Burly Negro—Aliy colored man ar
—Put all tlie fat men on the end seals
rested.
nnd get them so Interested In the per
Engineer—The man who gets lilniuetl fornuince tli.it they will not leave their
for a railroad accident. (See probe '
seats between the acts —Richmond
Gentleman Burglar A thief with a Times-Dispatch.
collar. (Sic Rallies.»
Joy Rid.-— What precedes an iiutomo
bile aceideiif. ¡See broker.>
BUSINESS CARDS.
Loot—tioods louud in a Hat In liar
lettl
Millionaire—A man who owns till
own home ¡Fee divorce.i
Plot- Somctluug that Is thwarted
GUS NEWBURY
iSee foil.i
Pretty Girl —Any female
Scanty Attire— What people escape
Attorney-at Law
from burning luillillugs in
Sleuth—A di'tcelhe m the headline*
Society Leader A Woman who re
Will Practise in All Courts in the State
turns from Europe
Twenty foui Hours The period In
which tilt’ police expect to imtifi the
MEDFORD.
OREGON.
miirdeier Pi.« It.
Andrews, a very pretty girl, that be
Had formerly been "sweet" on. and It
I occurred to him to begin n correspond
ebce with her with n view to marriage
Two negroes were discussing their
Miss Andrews replied to tils letter
young sons, and the first declared he and tie wrote again, the correspond
intended to make his hopeful atl as cnee growing sweeter and sweeter till
tronomer “At’s a fine job,” he con he made a proposal by letter, will b
cluded. “Yas,” drawled the other. was accepted The young lady reitllz
“Yoh dofitt fol' me dat afore, but ed that It would be difficult ns well us
Oliver Harbough was a business vis whut’s he gwine to’ do in de day- inconvenient for him to return to
James Ryan of Colestin. was a visi
itor at Medford Tuesday.
tor in towh Monday.
America to marry tier mid consented !
tune?"
Id ¡¿0 to Chile for the wedding This !
Nick M tchell of Buncom was a visi
Fred W. Mears of Medford was at
Earnest Youth—Father, what quali was a very s/rtlsfactory R rm n genu* nt, I
tor in this city Tuesday.
the court house Thursday.
fication* do vou need to be a member and Willard was happy over the pros I
A E. Reames of Medfo d was a re
The regular Municipal election will of ti.e supretfle doutt? Father—You pect. He bought a house, furnished it
cent visitor in this city.
be held Tuesday, March 2.
have to be thoroughly fe£p&*table, and made all essential arrangement*
for his bride’s reception.
Miss Gertrude Dunnington was a vis
Mrs. F. C. Smith was a Medf. rd honorable beyond reproach, and be able
Miss Andrews wrote him of the
itor at Medf< rd Saturday,
to
write
English
in
such
a
way
that
no
visitor Thursday afternoon.
steamer on which she would go to
Other lawyer will be quite sure what Chile, the date of lief departure and
Gus Newbury was a business visitor
Attorney McCabe of Medford was you mead.—Life
at the court house Thursday,
tbe date of her probable arrlvitl. Wil
lard counted the days till she should
II. H. Taylor of Ruch transacted at the court house Mon lay.
come mid Ids loneliness would be end
Mrs. F. M. Tungate visited friends
business in this city Tuesday.
Modesty of Bach.
ed. He had made a number of good
From the time when Bach was so
J. W. Bybed Was transacting bus!» at Medford Tuesday afternoon.
friends nitldhH the Chileans, mid they
fortunate
as
to
receive
tile
appointment
hdss in town Tuesday afternoon.
E. W. Roberts made a business trip
had volunteered to do all in then
of OrgnillSf nt Arnstadt, with an an
Mrs. Jno. G. Dunnington visited to Medford, Thursday afternoon.
nun I salary df $fo (o
his desires powet to make the ludy a residence
friends at Grants Pass, Tuesday.
them n happy one.
F. Williard of Willow Springs was a were apparently fulfilled He sotiitht among
One Monday afternoon the ship on
for no higher post, and only whefi if
W. P. Bailey was again removed to business visitor in this city Friday.
new one was offered him did be ac which .Visa Andrews was coming was
the hospital at Medford, Tuesday.
Are you a subscriber to the Post? cept It thankfully as a gift of Provi announced to unite ihe next mom
C. F. G eerof the Ashland Tidings If not, why not? Onio $1.50 per year. deuce. In every licit position it was Ing Willard made arrangements for f
was a visitor in this city Wednesday.
a simple noon wedding to take place I
bis only aspiration to do Ills duty faith
Mrs. V. Combest of Buncom, visited fully, mid accordingly tie made his on the day of ill.* bride's arrival, to I
S. R. Coles of Glendale, was a busi friends in this city a faw days this
which a teW friends Were Invited.
gifts serve bls place, so that ns an or
ness visitor in this city Friday tt’orn- week.
When the steamer arrived Willard j
ganist he composed organ pieces; us
ing.
the Weinim eliapeiuiiister psalms and WHS oil the dock, looking up to see Ins
Mrs. George Neither of Gold Hill
Uncle Billy Cameron, of Uniontown was visiting friends in this city Mon sacred ciifitaliis níid cllu ill lief music and fiancee He saw her standing beside
a gentleman, and when she caught Ills
as the musical directoi’dt the
Thom
was a business visitor in town Satur day.
as school Ills great polyphonic, ditficUlt eye. Distend of greeting mm with a
day,
,
H ig Ashpole a cattle dealer of Med vocal works Kings and princes not Ibtppy sib lie. she looked emlmrrssscd
W. A. Hanna of Evans creek was ford transacted business in this city Infrequently commanded him to play Running aboard ilfilUbM the first to do
to theih
He did their will modestly so. be Joined tile lady, who introduced
transacting business in town Tues
,
Monday,
and fully satisfied. returned to hl* Him to tin* geuiietmin beside tier’
day.
’.My hosbaiid ”
H. L. DeArmond was transacting simple liotne. He didst tnith known
L. E. Troxel, a mining engineer of
I lie voyage bad been a mng one.
business at the court house Thursday that be was the greatest orgad vir
Medford visited the Enyeart mine this
tuoso in the world and at that time a
lie bad tin t a fascinating man. and I
afternoon.
great master of tills Instrument was
week.
lie I wo had com hided that the most
Satan’s Way.
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph well re tod riled He was highly esteem satisl.-u tori smut.on ot lite problem
Mrs. Kilgore was the pretty young
Henry Mankins of Poorman’s creek Martin a girl. Mother and child are ed In France. England arid Holland. , would !><■ for ihem to be married lie
was transacting busiress in this city doing well.
but was never known to expresé the I ■OI-C Iiielr arrival in Chile
Willard I Wife «>f the elderly village pastor One
I day she Went Into the city with a
Tuesday.
wish of setting tils foot on foreign soil
Attorney at Law
would ni-i-l'pl the inevitable without
friend and. among oilier things, bought
Eric Anderson of the Blue Ledge —Johauu Friedrich Rochlitz.
inu<* cHs.in i loioiig'ed toi inre
Mrs. Joe Gddsby and daughter Ora mining distrlcc was a recent visitor in
I Ims elids (lie first part Of Illis :i new fit* k
of Buncom spent a few days in town tnis place,
’’Another frock, my dear?" said her NOTARY riTBl.lC AND CONVEYANCER
Pretty Bad.
tory
riie -eeoiid part is in mis wise
husband
“Did yyu need another?"
this week,
Tlie barber was very bllsy. and the
IV llltird III ordel to reeovet from tile
Office with Jacksonville Post.
Irwin T. Bebb, one of proprietors of shop was full of men waiting for him tiock tietlioiiL'lil himself ot mioibet
’’Yes.'' said the wife, hesitatingly
Workortthenew Federal building the Central Point Herald, was trans
"I do need it. and. la-side*. II was so
to
practice tils tonsorial art upob theli
rlrl nt I pi I iiv Wllo .utvhl like a tins
at Medford is expected to begin about acting business in this city Monday.
pretty thill the devil tempted me.”
JACKSONVILLE.
.
-OREGON
heads and faces
and eti'ii it lie dlti iirlnn tier m a dis
February 1.
"But you .should have said. ’Get thee
One man Mr Blank. bCcalne tired *.irit land afid elilel-eil upon auolliet
Mrs. D. G. Gray of Ft. Klamath,
E. W. Wilson attended the meeting who had been visiting friends in this of waiting for Ills turn to come nbd orrespdtideni e with marriage In view behind me. Satan’ Have you forgot
started to leave
Although tils heard lie was CtpiHily siiei'essfin hi this case ten that?"
Of the Elks lodge at Medford, Thurs
"Oh no! But that was what made
vicinity for several days has returned bad come out pretty heavy lie thought as ilie viler a fid II was not six
IL K. HANNA
day evening.
tbe trouble, hubby dear
I said ’Gel
to her home.
no one would nothe It and that lie mouths after bls mishap before be
thee
bellied
me.
Sntan.
’
nnd
lie
did
Mrs. W. P. Bailey visited her hus
I awycr
G. L. Steinau, representing the could cdtilt* back the next morning was engaged again
but lie «lilspi-red over mv shoulde.
band at the M"dford hospital, Thurs
when Hughes, the baritel- Was not so
A gniil deal ot sympathy had been
Northwest Typewriter Co. of Portland very busy The burlier, not wishing
It Just tits you beautifully In tile
day afternoon.
for him In bls disappoint
buck!’ And I Just hud to take It then ’
was interviewing business and profes a customer to go away unattended to enlisted
Office in Bank of Jacksonville building
ment. and Ills friends were much
Get your stationery printed at this sional men in this city Tuesday.
Harper's Magazine.
accosted him by saying. "You're not pleased to neat thill, ilffer all. ho was
office. Our work is guaranteed and
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON
to be made linppy.
He announced
the Portland Telegram, Tuesday leavin' us. Is you. Mr Blank?"
Seeking tho Man.
Mr Blank felt of Ills face and re ' that this time he would go for bls
our prices are right.
evening published a news item with
"Ills l* a ca.se of w here the office
Sheriff Singler mada a trip to Ander Medford date line, headed ‘‘Ancient piled. "Why. I don't ueed a shave, d- bride and bring her hack with him net kN tile ninn M
I Hughes?"
A sen voyage wax a poor place for con
son creek Thursday evening to inves creek bed found near Medford,” when
!
"That so?"
Hughes thereupon looked his cus
when there was temptation nt
DR. T. T. SHAW
"Yes; he’* wanted tiy men from till?
tigate the killing of C. Thomason.
in fact, as everyone here knows, the turner over critically and answered stancy
hand
He had suffered once from this I sheritT's office.” Buffalo Expreiui.
prospect
shaft
is
within
the
corporate
him
assuredly.
"No.
youse
don
t
ne.al
cause, and lie did not propose to take
The dance given in Orth’s hall last
Dentiat.
a shave. All youse needs is a haircut the rut a second time
night was well attended the music was limits of this city.
Lucky to Be Poor.
on de face.”—National Monthly.
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
Willard In order to get away for so
excellent and general good time had.
Mrs. D. W. Ragshaw entertained a
Caller—How i;u«< h for a marriage II
long a time was obliged to take m it I cense? To«-ti Clerk One dollar. Call
few
young
ladies
at
dinner
Thursday
Upstairs
Motherland.
Dr. T. T. Shaw autoed to Little Ap
partner
This he did
And when all tr- I've only got Ml cents. Town Clerk
evening,
in
honor
of
the
birthday
of
It
Is
a
suggestive
fact,
and
one
well
plegate Sunday evening to bring in a
was running smoothly he set sail for
You're lucky Ptiiliidelplila Bulletin JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
party who were stranded by a break her daughter, Miss Mary. Thosepres- Worth noting although we have no the United States with the blessings of
recollection
of
having
evil
heard
at
ent were Misses Lutie Williams, Pau
iminy friends showered il|ion him. The
down of their auto.
line Greaves, Louisa Ensele, Alice tention called directly to It flint Brit .......... .. said nothing as to his former
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington, Miss Mary Morgan. Jewell Bailey and Mary Bag- ’ ons are tile only people Iti the world matrimonial experience, but the men
who Speak of lite home of their rm e ns shouted to him from the dis k "Don’t
Ragshaw, Thos. and Cliff Dunnington shaw.
tile molhellnntl
The lews were olid trust tier on deck without you." "Be
and Roy Ulrich, visited friends on Lit
C. D. Abbott spent Wednesday af are. the •Children of Israel." I’ales ware of the captain if he Is good look
tle Applegate Sunday.
ternoon in Medford. While there he title was and is. to them always the Ing" nnd other such Innuendoes tt|«on
Home was
Jesse Ragsdale of Trail Creek was a acted as installing officer at the Cere "Land of Out Fathers.
the constancy of woman
visitor in town Monday; while here he nt inies of Rogue River Encampment, •Tntrln" to tier citizens Fram e Is “l.a
In due time Willard returned with
Patrie
to bet sons ami daughters
bls bride
Now that lie was married
Called to see Loris Martin who is held I. O. O. F. which with the Encamp
A full line of the best groceries, confections, nuts, fresh fruits.
German« Is distinctively "the father
In the county jail charged with the ment of this city held joint installa- liilld to all its people The same Is innuendoes would be In bad taste, nnd
Cigars and Tobacco, Etc.
It
was
agreed
that
they
should
not
be
killing of Game Warden Hubbard.
t on of officers.
true of every existing millón of Impor
made
But owing to the groom’s pre
Ths county court has annointed Joe
Medford's proposed new charter wt s tunee, so far ns we are aware Even vious mortfr.vlng episode every effort
tile
national
hymn
ot
tile
I
lilted
States
S n th, fofmar commisiioner, county defeated by a vote of 811. to 720, at an
was made by tbe Chileans to give him
appeals to ’Our Father* God
Krlt
r >a I m ister with a salary of $125.00 election held Tuesday. V. J. Emerick ¡alus children reverently think and and his bride a good sendotT When
tbe ship came In Willard «ns seen
J)sr month. Mr. Smith will oversee
speak ot their motherland Halifax
standing on deck beside a< hllean young
the work done by the different super* charter, was elected mayor by a ma I < ’brómele.
lady who had sailed for the United
visrrs in the Countv,
jority of 62 votes over C. E. Gates
Rate* on the same ve*sel that Willard
Ocean Cables
who
was
one
of
the
ardent
supporters
The reports mentioned in our last is-
And taken when he went to be married
The diameter of the Atlantic cable
Riie, relating tr the gold strike by Mr, of the new charter. The proposed varies >■< itadini to the depth ot the He was the color of a boiled lobster
tenyeaft, seem to be founded on fact. charter which was turned down, pro I water the character of the bottom mi He descended the gangway with the
There is no question but that gold vided for a commission form of gov I which It lie* mid tile probabilities ot Chilean lady and. on Is'lng greeted
bearing gravel has been found by Mr. ernment for the city and is said to luterfi retire from anchors It Is small somewhat wonderlngly. Introduced het
hl* Wife
Enyeart at a depth of some forty feet, have contained a number of “jokers.” est In mido can depths There Is lit i ns "My
Competition among paper makers has caused them to turn
frleuds." he said. ”1 met Mr*
but whether the gravel is in the an
Mrs. Verena Cameron, wife of Zach 1 tie or no movement at the Isdtom. and Willard on our voyage out. mid we
out some remarkable productions.
Each seasun brings new
It
in
imisirtmit
that
the
cable
should
cient channel cf Rich Gulch, or not, is Cameron, died at the hospital at A?h-
were
married
before landing In New
styles,
new
n
ivelties,
new
textur«».
not yet proven. Neither can we say ■ land, Thursday, January 13, 1915, aged not have great weight. A heavy <n York."
Among the latt> r is an Initial Tablet, supplied in all initials,
1 hie 111 deep water would In? difficult to
anything definite as yet, as to the ex- 56 years. Mrs. Cameron was a native ’ bring up for repairs if eu-ti were tired
"Oh my goody graclou*!*' exclaimed
containing 21 sheets of fine linen paper, of such size that whin
t • t of the gravel bed discovered, or . of Switzerland, and came to Jackson . ed In the shallow water a heavier I ihe Wuiiien
folded through the miudle regular co impendence p iper is formed,
'Wfiy ••ou'ilti't voli li.il e cimiteli Ile
its richness: further development will I county in 1868, residing in the Apple- | type of cable is lined. The types are
he c«»*t of a tablet is but 15^; con pared with Initial box
be required before this can be ascer- ! gate vrlley at Uniontown, until about known us shore end." "Inlermidlate 1 nere." asked thè men. "wlthoiit golfi«
paper at from 35y to 5<)< per box, the saving is obvious, but only
Tile diameters of the nll thè wny round thè Doni nnd up thè
tv’-ed. In the meantime everyone j four years ago when with her husband and “deep sea
one of many such savings to be had, at
h • j is hoping that it mav prove of ; she moved to Medford, where thefam- commercial cables are Shore end. two Atlantic?"
i "Genti •men." *nld thè groom ”lf any
and
three
quarter
inches.
Intermediate,
considerable extent and great richness ' ily has since resided. Beside* hertus-
! uf yoli dotlbt t 'Iipld s power on un oeean
Work is being steadily prosecuted on , band sb? leaves a grown-up da ighter, one mid three quarter In■ bes; deep sea. | vorage tr» li and see for youraelves ”
one Inch.
1». W. BAGSHAW
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!
Groceries, Confectionery, Notions,
Goods All Fresh.
I Call and see us
Prices Right.
MRS. HATTIE DENEFF
CORRECT
CORRESPODENT
PAPERS
the prospect.
| Mrs. Guy Lawton.
CITY DRUG STORE