Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19??, January 30, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text**-• > T ^JACKSONVILLE POSI-, An Incident of the Chicago Fire Official Paper ot the City of Jacksonville, Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor amU’roprietor Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. L SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1915 Klmlmll SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on application. Item* of Intereat to Jackaon County NEW CASES 11 I m blrthda y oc euired on the sth ot October, and be celebrnte.l tile event liy giving n din In the matter of the estate of David Finnamore, deceased. Order that ad ministrator be not required to sell real property at this time. In the matter of the estate and guar dianship of Garland Lloyd Walker, et al. Order appointing guardian. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Krewson, deceased Annual report of administrator filed. In the matter of the estate of Bergman, deeeased. Order on hearing. John Final In the matter of the estate of Wil liam E. Elliot, deceased. Order au thorizing executor to execute mort gage. In the matter of the estate and guar dianship of James Hards, an incompe tent. Inventory and appraisement filed. Report of guardian and petition for dis harge. — SMI» Weather Repotf. Following is the report of IL S. Vol unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Jacksonville, for month of December, Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Date 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 » 10 11 12 13 14 15 1C» 17 18 19 2(1 21 22 23 24 25 36 27 Zd 29 30 31 Maximuir Minimum i’recip: ta tlon 47 32 43 33 .15 45 28 43 33 .14 40 30 42 31 .04 45 32 49 37 48 34 47 37 41 M 32 22 28 25 27 22 18 27 31 16 42 21 41 21 34 21 .20 31 17 15 32 35 18 37 17 38 23 25 39 39 32 OA . ov 40 34 31 39 41 33 39 24 M 37 Temperature -mean max. 38.74 ;mean Max. 49 on 8, Minimum, 15, on 21st. Greatest daily range, 21. Total precipitation .83 inches. Greatest in 24 hours. .30 in , on 27. Number of days wi'h .01 inch or more precipitation. 5. clear, 11. partly cloudy, ;«; cloudy, 16. Total fall of snow, 11 - i ch. a. e B ritt , Cooperative Observer mir. 26:41. mean 32:59. Al The Chnrche Sunday School every Sil i i IV a' o’clock W. G. Caudill Sup’, r. worihip at 11 a. n. ea h «*■’ > fourth Sunday of the month 7:30 every Sun lav "«« »in -. mjetin? ove-v first an I th'-I 11 a. rn. H. c. <; III IP I m I«r er meeting Thursday evening nt , ■ i Tne public is invited to atte id these «jrvices. A. Goulet Faster tons of literature on the farmer telling him how to produce, the farmer has been dumping tons of products in the nation's garbage want for can of a market. The World Will At no time Never Starve. Adam since and Eve were driven from the Garden of Eden have the Inhabitants of this world Buffered from lack of production, but some people have gone hun-ry from the day of creation to this good hour for the l.'ck of proper distribution Slight variations in production have forced a change in diet and one local ity has felt the pinch of want, while stroyed. They were iu the keeping ol his guardian, mill his ginirdlan was among those who were missing aftei the fire fiend hail satisfied it.* hunger no knot' leilue of lliein except «ll.it IniVe statisl I'lie gllesls «en- nil seal are j cd nt II.c table when I enter«»!, am ! Burroughs *to<s| nt one eml. I”' t Hilf l 't».'j''’o '»’* I Corn (Bn ) Wheat < Bu ) Oats (Btt I 4 I;” Cotton)Bal' i i 17 »n . I I«. elutl irmi i ! n i »»| • ni ta ' M R qvi r pi d . ,. fore** tlle fu‘ petition »Kb ea t <> Hee in orgar.izatiuo tjon !■ marketing. I» pr q P I n ♦ li ì»>r li 'nen ill* gm*.* ::iii something Hom. I for entlj berli ri . ri •i that of cur Increa during the i a ' tlon ot I' tlon Ince ■ The >• address ii Improved f k tl* mil tliit I’revlriis Hilf I'’ci te * i The world uh« crease tn cereal predi cent during the • with the ■ > world s pi pe', a ' I- i of only three I The gain In Pl It Is safe to enn easily Incr cent If a r< nt found for th» fibres the V < lit- l>e» koiied me |.i n i n«-: nt *eal lie *ide lum I ’ll *n>. e In- « n* slniidmg with n glass u| mil, in Ills han I. ns II ahoiii to gli *. n ion*t i iciti.-nieil stand ilig and a ivmtei til >'<1 m» gin** Ii ii'us ci iileni li>.io Buinmgii* niminei h bur hit» r .. . ut* her 1 lit re Taylor - Williams Co Jacksonville posit company where his lawyer Sinn uel Coolidge, h id kept valmibies. Tin office safe had tumbled from the fourth story of the litiildlng. mid ev erything In It find been burned Io |mw der These two Incidents taken to gether convinced Burroughs Unit hi had lost Ills fortune, for the securities were not of the ri-gl«tel'e<l kind, lint ii. tin- nature iff n banknote At miy rme It he recovered nu.v of his Inlierltmni lie could do so only after a long proc ! ess This estimate, of course, does not tn elude grazing lards, forests, etc. AT The People's Store A soon as file ruins had cooled Bin roughs began a search fur Ills fortune It was not found at tlie safety de gave her mi Income of but il.txxi a The consumer has always feared year, mid she needed much more than that the producer would ret supply that to etialile her to keej> up her |x> him nnd his fright lias found expees- | sltlon in society. alon on the statute books of our statej One day alxiut three months after and nailers and tha farmer has been urged to produce recklessly and with the tire I met Burroughs on tlie street He nfiproached me with a radiant out reference to a market, and regard counti'liame. less of the demands of the consumer. "You've tound yoiii fortune." 1 said. Dark to the Sr I, "Guess again.” The citv | eople have been urging “Give It up." I each ot'ior to move cick to the farm, "I've got u new sweetheart.” but very few of t! ent I; tve moved. "You don't iiiean it ' We welcome our city cousins back to He briefly told me how a girl who the soil and this earth's surface con find lovisl Imn lung Innl Is-en griei'isl tains 16.092.160,000 Idle acres of till at Ills engagement with Alls* Ether able land where they can make a ling mid had i-oiisent<sl to take him living by tickling th? earth »1'11 a with Ills poverty I conariitiilntcd him forked stick, but we do not need them heartily, and we parted each about his so far as Increasin'* pro lection Is con own affairs. Burroughs new love n cerned; we nov. nave all the producers Miss ri*»lale was poor ns a etinn-b we can use The city man has very mouse, mot I feared that since Klin erroneous Ideas of agricultural condi bull had liei n brought up to expis-t » tions. The commonly accept <1 theory fortune they Wollul lime a I i - ik I lite that wo are short on production Is all We «'eri all very busy alb i tin- Chi wrong Our annual increase In pro ca go tire. mi I I sun nothing ot But duction far exceeds that of our In- , roughs Bn sume time tin returning crease In population i from a Imsim-ss trip I found on mi | desk The World as a Farm. nti Im nation from inni for at. ' ot Iler Taking the world «is one bii farm naehemi ilium-i pn-vloii« 1« hl* marriage « Itti Mis* risila Ir. lo la- gli we find two billion acres of land In en >.t I lie 1110*1 ■■X|H-lleiV< lioiei In th. cultivation Of this amount there is i was too 1111*5 durum the »la.. approximately 7iiO.Ot’O.('OO acres on the i city, to learn ani anything fiirthet nlmtii hh tiling further western and 1 2G0.O00 000 acres on the affairs nun weld «eiil to t*» the iliiinet will eastern hemisphere in cultivation Crops— The World is Growing Better place tile next day. fur Ills home, the home of bis tlsncee anil the church lie was to have been married in were all either In Names or In ruins. What troubled Burroughs most was a fear that his securities might have been de Eugene F - cij and Children. “It wim i IliKirt-li wliulii l ii-ld loVed best.’ s.i vs At.** Illiih'imrd«' llmv tliornp iii St Nu n in* 'nnd He would takp all sorts ‘ t»i ’iihit* io make ii ol in troiiliie rooiii was i-roiitlwl 111* rixiiii •liild liapp.v Hi*. with tots. (i His. fuiiiiy little tilv- clLinicai toys tbit ran about oi tuixed >r in»<hie(| strange Heads n performed tricks His surly .toot wii * never shut to a cliild and he Had utiitij <-|illd frit-lids ids fa mill knew nothing of His brothel tells how :i tew hours after his death a little t-rlppled hoi emhe tu tile doot nnd iiskeil if he ilitglit go Up and see Mr Field He wn* taken tn:o the room where tin- gentle mm h loidd figure iitj mid left tlléte In it little while tie eiime limping d.iivnsiatrs. tile tours streniiiiuu down his i lieeks. anil went slleutl.i away, known to uohody there." No Explanations Neuried. The lad.i jury was out longer tbe Impoi'liiiiee ot I lie case would said tu tile tiaililT “I'll see. replied tile bailiff. "Hold <>n. ' eri.'d the Judge. be “Tell em ir there's any knotty points about tile Clise that liotlii'i them they should appeal tu me ' "Yes, yoiii honor " Tbe laillin goes to the door of the Jury room and returns "Well?" "They* am’! got to the case yet. your bonur They re still dlsi ussin th plaintiff's clothes " — l ieluhillil Pliiln Dealer The H»gh Seas. Tbe “hltfh win * i- a mm sienlfylns the entire marine vX|»niisr, sn rar :i.< It is n<>t the ex« lnslve property of uny particular countr> I'lie rule of Inter natloiml la u l> that every count r\ borderlritf on (lie sen Inis the exeluMve ! Tha Cbaa. H. Lilly Co.. Soalü« Memoirs of Napoleon LECAL BLANKS In Three Volumes We have on hand for sale the following This man caused the last general European war. blanks vis: His personal memoirs, uritteh by his secretary', Baron l)e Meneval, are full of the most absorbing incidents, especially in view of the present great Euro pean struggle. Just a hundred years ago, his ambi tions I,allied the Continent in a sea of blood. France alone, under his leader ship, fought Germany, Russia, Austria, Italy, and Great Britain— and won. Get these Memoirs Free By special anangement with the pub lishers of COLLIER'S, The National Weekly, we are enabled to offer a lim ited nutnlier o, these three-volunie sets of the Memoirs of Napoleon free with a year’s subscription to Collier s and this paper. The offer is strictly limited —to get advantage of it you must act promptly. I,ease, Mortgages, Bill of Sale, Agreements; Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattel Mortgage, Acknov ledgements, Real Estate ontract. Location Notice—Placer, Location Notice -Quartz, Satisfaction of Mortg i/e, till Ci.iti Yfjr;i Cii.riet, Notice Application for Liquor License At reasonable prices. Weintend adding other blanks as fast as possible unti the line is complete. Blanks of special form printed to order at short notice JACKSONVILLE POSI, All the Sherlock H< Imes stories published in 1915 will be pi nted exclusively in Colder'«. 1 he List n inuic" p ctures of the European War will appear every wtek in the photographic section d Collier's. I he finest fl t < n u ritten will appear each week in short story end-serial f< rm. Mark Sullivan's timely Editorials and widely qii< ’e.l Cr’t'inicnts cn It ngre-s will continue to be an ixclu'ive feature. open or coinnrjii to ull countries His First Cass. The .voting attorney had hung out his shingle but a week before, and when n friend met him In the corridor of th» Special Offer to our Readers Y< i r own h n e p-per nnd COLLIER S, Th* X ti:< rial \\ eel ' a . i, ^eilier « Hi tiie three volumes <4 \ p< !t i s Menu ns g|| < f these y. u Ret ft r the l ike <f Ci li er’s ;il ne. ph $ *Cc to Cover the cutt f 14 an I sii p, ; i. Menu ir;, q i / >ur < rji r to '■ '« i c ■ < »v. If you are alreiJv a >< > c- t< r. M . r « b c. ntu n u li be ex tended lor« ne vearin r.t it»p s-ei.tdaicof exptratio«. courthouse the friend exclaimed: “Ah baf nave you Innded a client already ?' "Yes.” replied the young attorney "My tailor is suing me.“-Cincinnati Enquirer. Sharpening a Worn File. COI.I IE P.’S J x — n r- —- "When a Hie acts dull." said the mnstet mechanic, “voti can restore Its effectiveness In fHinrlnu a little nltrlr acid ovet It Thl< roiigln n« the raised parts and deeistis the <unk parls so that It will ngnii tile tout nails or cut a bar of Iron " ,rr I 1 ' combination '■•'•«‘fi'»« the I Cl 50 ciLnivne Post How’s This? Energy Enjdhh do fun I hong »Vouin n lime Trump I’lentv : relatives when York Globe. Jr »Seetlaafe notu murtiiMi n>er •'» Wied in_oi»r kbonUnr aad Inal ground,, adapted to the Pacific rsorinwei am sue to nemo: Ont vrid:Lf» e*|. «□«“, win mmi hw os reqaeS. Dealer,aell Lilly I .Saad* g aol. Sherlock Holmes Stories Exclusively in Collier’s novereijnif.v uvei such sea to the ex tent of three miles from its short- but all beyond nnd which Is not within three miles of some other country Is It - «pnic 11k i\ Huit there v mint iii'ier . ....... ,« drv. tbm r«> i1 di rtnu rh if n tn i >iitiiin ihr hei III (I 'h I » li <* >1 \\ lifeti Urre h|| Oregon FREE I than war rant. The judge grew Impatient. "What's the trouble in there?” rt in«»t«(| du ««'Ufi m* «»I firm « l»o\ rr»»m th«. <lv¡ v.’inlis mid ciiiihri tih’iti «»oi Int«» Mini-1 l»rlu«»i |»t ihr fier mt«« an«» iHliithnu li. î’.di four» I im oppoitii (<> phi lit«”’ ll’fit .1 «iiifr hill !»«>nilt‘ !».l fi ini»— u » hi thl» in i * mi -tpr "I ip . •(•.-*! hi nil in. jm .i nd i in.’ i in «Lem » ” •O"’’ » ” • ’ u it» tn» exhumed It’”!« h wife thi»|r « dr« u .¡u«i ib. i i’, i, itliiirm are uv a h:ip|H and n . h I tsnillv Affai ( erliug died a «ii>iippulntvd old maid. WILL BE MADE TO EXCLAIM: YOU saw a great yellow glare, in less than an hour every one of us had left the dinner table and gone out to witness tlie beginning of tile great Chicago tile Burroughs' wedding did not take As soon as Bnrroiighs was convinced of this In- «ent to his timiiee and ot feted to release her. She wept anil moaned and vowed that she could nev Cl- love any one else, tint did not gi' • under cultivation, and we not only any definite answer to tils offer, have this surplus area to draw on but But wlioii a month find passed mid her luv It Is safe to estimate that !n case of er was hard pressed for tnoliey to uieet dire necessity one-half the earth's Ills iiniiiedlate expenses she turned population could at the present time him down. We who had attended our knock their lf*-ir.:- out of the trees of the forest, i : er it from wild i friend's biielielor dinner felt that be luid made n narrow escape Miss Etb vines and draw it from streams. No erling. the lady in question, had In het one should become alarmed; the own right sometlilng like FJO.UtMI. Tills' world will never starve. where large quantities ot meat prod* ced The world’s annual crop apnrnxl mates fifteen uill'or bushels of co reals, thirteen billion pound* of fibre and sixty fi’ million tons of meal The i.vcr-' e annual world cr< n for the past fl’» . ........ comoarof? vi»h the previous five 'tars is ns ft Hows Our Special Coffee Sale Next Week season. Chicago, the city In which wo were living, hud experienced a series [ of fires. While we were dining tire en ' glues went clanging by Incessmitly. i Lifting a curtain ot a west window, I another Biirfeited, but the world as a whole lias ever been a land of plenty. We now have less than one-tenth of the tillable land of the earth's surface In the matter of the estate of Fen- ton M. Bagley. Order fixing time and place for hearing on final account. In the matter of the guardianship of Nancy Clearwater, an incompetent. Order discharging guardian and his sureties. I wus |H'esi*nt mid Imve ucciision tu rememjier the dale pei'fei tly. The Ktli of Oetoliur th.it yeui fell un Sun dny How 1 luipiien to reineuiliei tills will nppem iis I jiroeeed with my »to ry. Two other events In Burroughs life were celebrated at that dinner It was a farewell to Ills biielielor friends, for be was to be married the next WE ARE LONG ON PRODUCTION, evening, and he came Into tiessesMiin 6HORT ON DISTRIBUTION. of $500.000 invested iii liegotlilbie Se- l curl ties. Tlie ailhimh of 1871 was a very dry E. E. Morrison vs Sophrome Melan- vie Herbert, et al. Suit to quiet title. Complaint filed. Summons. Edna May Edsall vs Everett Ellis Edsal. Suit for divorce. Complaint tiled. " By Peter Radford lecturer National Farmers’ Union. George William Coiling, et al vs The economic distribution of farm Fred L. Heath, et al. Suit to deter mine claims to real property. Com products Is today the world's greatest I problem and the war, while it has plaint filed. 1 brought l'.s hardships, has clearly em In the matter of the assignment of phasized the importance of distribu Henry Humphrey and W. H. Hum tion as a factor In American agricul phrey for the benefit of their credi ture and promises to give the farm tors. Deed of assignment filed. Bond ers the cooperation of the govern of assignee. Inventory and appraise ment and the business men the solution of their marketing problem. ment filed. This result will, in a measure, com Mary A. Stone vs Henry Humphrey pensate us for o r war losses, for the et al. Suit to foreclore mortgage. business Interests and government Complaint filed. have been in the main assisting al II. M McFarland vs W. H. Hum most exclusively on the production phrey et al. Suit to foreclose a mort side of agriculture While the depart ment of agriculture has been dumping gage. Complaint filed. COUNTY COURT BuiruugliH enme ot ugw In the uurunui <>r 1871. Her. COURT HOUSE NEWS WATCH TtìlS SPACE By IOHN rURNLEE We offer Cno Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. jot the r/n.u'ac F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo» O. We, the U' ' r —i. 1. 1 •f? known F. J. Cheney for t..e 1. t 15 y rs. and bcllevo htm p rfei tly 1 i 1 all business transaction< an 1 f r :v nhl -• t > c irry Out any o'.;!: by Lis firm. NATIONAL l .'.NK > cc5T.vrr.CE. « T.lcdo, O. Hall's Catarrh Car- e ii taken i?.'.orn?.!ly. aetlng dir -tl;.- n i ..c Lk- I an«l mu- cous surf i lift •ent free. I r! 75 c . ■ ■ C L itlle. Hold by all 1 ru- Take Lal'.' > I'r —,'y " ' ' < .'stipauon. cwin< Machine < L. Brown, Jas. Baek ley, Fred Lewis and Elm ?r StepheMsen were i” attend ance to the Eagles Lodg* at Medford. lióme 1 u to buy the machins L with th- name NEW W 1.3?. ca the arm ar.J in t’..e j mi* china ’ > ar/aaied far all 7' r ’ i j